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I expected strides in my personal life to match our strides in freedom.
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"This administration made huge strides, huge strides on election security since 2016," McConnell added.
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Mine was for 170 strides per minute, but elite runners usually get around 180-200 strides per minute.
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It will bring huge strides in safety, huge strides in making transportation available to more people around the world.
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"We're making strides in efficiency, we're making strides in compressing the time of construction," said Megalim's Chief Executive Eran Gartner.
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Although there's no question that we've made huge strides in the fight for queer equality, those strides haven't exactly been equally distributed.
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"There are some significant areas that we have to make major strides in, major strides," Holtmann told reporters after the DePaul game.
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It showed the strides women had made, such as participation in various legislative bodies, but also highlighted the strides other countries have made.
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But every other state that wants weed for all has already made strides toward making that happen—strides that I never ever thought would be realized in my lifetime.
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The company's also made strides in Android security, although half of all Android devices didn't get a security update in 2016, so there are still plenty of strides to go.
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But the javelina kept pace — majestic strides and all.
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"He made some strides today — he just needs to keep making more strides," Rothschild said, citing Pineda's consistency with his fastball and slider, the latter of which still needs to be better.
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While Smino's rise has put the St. Louis accent back into music rotation, plenty of other local artists are both hitting their strides and collaborating to make sure they hit their strides together.
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Women have no doubt made huge strides in the workplace.
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The rapper seems to be making strides in his recovery.
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Granted, humanoid robotics has been making some terrifying strides recently.
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He strides slowly, then lets go of his pitch fast.
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Wordlessly, he turns and strides off towards the bellowing bikes.
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Women still have tremendous strides to make in the workplace.
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Great strides being made towards the empowerment of women. pic.twitter.
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However, it's underneath where the MDX makes the biggest strides.
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TV, on the other hand, is consistently making forward strides.
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But Bangladesh has taken important strides to improve its resilience.
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Ri strides to the camera and looks at me expectantly.
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From a distance, DeepMind looks to have taken great strides.
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Other streaming services have also made big strides on mobile.
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Other major technology companies are also making strides, with Amazon.
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Like Amazon, Alibaba is making big strides in the cloud.
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With the help of Medicaid, Charlie has made great strides.
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The young guys are making strides and playing big roles.
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Gears 43 has made strides in this respect as well.
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Strides bought a unit of Vivimed Labs Ltd in January.
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And they are one of many such programs making strides.
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The company has made strides to work with regulators however.
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The experimental photographer has made powerful strides towards her goal.
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And we are beginning to make strides in that direction.
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Rwanda is seen as making positive strides towards gender equality.
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In the Middle East, Putin made visible strides by 220006.
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Advocates have made notable strides around the world since 2011.
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But he added that the Trump administration has made strides.
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Doing so would roll back current strides in family health.
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We have made significant strides in less than one year.
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However, the company has made strides to work with regulators.
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Women are making great strides in education, pay and promotions.
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"They've made extraordinary strides at improving their execution," Cramer said.
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The convictions themselves were huge strides forward for clean government.
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Oh, they've gotta take some serious, serious strides... Such as?
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But the Dutch team has made great strides since then.
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Ms. Holgate predicts even greater strides for the next generation.
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"There have been strides that have been made," Rapinoe said.
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And last year, Mexico made great strides toward legalizing marijuana.
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Fifteen years later, I've made strides, but they're not heroic.
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Other strides were made for women in the late 1970s.
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She strides toward the stage amid applause, her smile wide.
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The Obama administration has made some strides in this area.
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Uber and Lyft have made strides in the right direction.
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Most elite sprinters have relatively even strides, but not all.
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However, it will not put recent financial strides at risk.
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The franchise has made other strides since Kennedy's tenure began.
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Large banks were already making significant strides, Fed officials said.
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THEY ARE MAKING GREAT STRIDES IN PLANNING FOR THEIR RETIREMENT.
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And China made tremendous strides in the last few years.
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He strides a deep stride, pounds a basketballinto wet pavement.
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Rob Kardashian has made huge strides in the body dept.
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But his biggest strides this year have come versus lefty pitchers.
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But women's strides in business will not be reversed, Seddiqi said.
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"I feel like we've made a lot of strides," Holland said.
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The footwear revolt in Canada is starting to make some strides.
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"We made big strides toward improving our culture report," he said.
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Heal has made strides to expand its reach in recent months.
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"We have made enormous strides," Sanders said in a statement Sunday.
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You'll make some strong strides toward your career goals early today.
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I look forward to creating positive change & making strides in tech.
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The convention also helped Trump make strides in his personal image.
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And software-driven innovations like flying cars will make big strides.
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His imagination walked far and wide with enormous if unpredictable strides.
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But there are also fiercely independent, beautiful, successful women making strides.
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I try to walk with my strides and revelations as well.
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Great strides have been made to improve race relations in Britain.
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Congress also must make real strides in reforming our entitlement programs.
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Mourou and Strickland, meanwhile, were also making strides in laser technology.
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Hillary has had these questions too, but she strides above them.
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"Tesla killer" Nio is also making strides in the Chinese market.
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Turkey has made great economic strides in the past 15 years.
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It's amazing what strides we've made in the past 10 years.
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Despite their debt, though, millennials are making strides toward financial security.
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The fast-food industry has already made strides with chicken overall.
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But despite the strides, life in Za'atari is far from easy.
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Ironically, tech is making strides to bring that lost art back.
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"He really did (make strides)," Reds interim manager Jim Riggleman said.
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Hicks, 26, made strides last season when the Twins reacquired Hunter.
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I'm seeing some great strides the last five games or so.
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Wilson says that, despite facing discrimination, she made strides toward sobriety.
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However, companies can make great strides by doing just three things:
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This is not to say that there haven't been great strides.
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Republicans have tried to make strides in recruiting more diverse candidates.
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One woman strides by with her chin raised and eyes closed.
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In recent years, it has made significant strides in both areas.
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I took great strides to not embarrass anybody in my family.
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In the 50 years since Stonewall, many strides have been made.
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He strides far, his chest heaves out, and his arm follows.
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Since then, he has taken major strides to mitigate his condition.
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Apple is also making greater financial strides to help the crisis.
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We have made some strides, proved by the increase in reports.
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New solar technologies have recently made astounding strides in the laboratory.
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He has made strides to dismantle the country's opposition-led legislature.
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He made great strides during his presidency, helping millions of people.
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Apple has made small strides toward opening up the repair ecosystem.
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The Sweden Democrats, which made great strides, picked up 17.5 percent.
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" In his address, Trump claimed his administration has made "extraordinary strides.
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The U.S. has made strides in transparency through its website ForeignAssistance.
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Collins also said Syndergaard has made strides in quickening his delivery.
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It can inspire you to always make strides toward new accomplishments.
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Great strides are yet to be made in AI fundamental research.
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This summer, Stephens started to make extraordinary strides in her return.
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He can consume acres of real estate with his loping strides.
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Members of the LGBTQ community made huge strides at the Emmys.
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Both YouTube and Facebook have made strides in detecting terrorist content.
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"He's made huge strides in such a short time," Collins said.
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But this year NASA has made big strides on the mission.
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A moose strides past a sign marked with the radiation symbol.
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Herndon says the country music genre is making great strides towards acceptance.
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We made strides in bringing those responsible for Brittanee's death to justice.
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IDC's Ubrani hopes that Apple makes more strides with augmented reality (AR).
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But Brazil is making strides in growing its share of that trade.
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However, Japan Airlines had made strides to break the cycle, he noted.
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Mr. Trump has already begun to made great strides with African-Americans.
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She is stable and continuously makes strides toward independence and self-sufficiency.
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"That's all the strides we've made in becoming more efficient," she said.
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"The teachers clearly were able to make some good strides," he said.
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America has made great strides against poverty in the last half-century.
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The Pixel 2200 continues that grand tradition with some really impressive strides.
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All three have made strides in tackling corruption, but many gaps remain.
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It's true that over the past 22013 years, we've made great strides.
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Nvidia has made some impressive strides with video cards this past year.
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So who has made strides in Michigan and the Rust Belt overall?
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We're making strides in this arena — but also, apparently, taking steps back.
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Before hitting career strides, Jones struggled to break into the music industry.
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Fields like medicine and academia have made progressive strides — we should too.
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Even still, companies like Samsung are making strides in biometric security, too.
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Progress, it seems, will have to come in increments, not definitive strides.
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And Jane isn't the only one who's made huge strides this season.
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Luckily, plenty of beauty brands are making strides towards producing cleaner makeup.
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"We have made a lot of strides in rainwater harvesting," Matongo said.
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But together we can make big strides toward a truly inclusive community.
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Activist groups like SPACE have made strides in a few short years.
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Rwanda has made similar strides in curbing infectious diseases and infant mortality.
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"But half-steps toward peace are better than full strides toward war."
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Gene editing has been making huge strides in the past few years.
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McLaren Applied Technologies is also making strides in health technology, she said.
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A decade and a half later, LGBT candidates have made enormous strides.
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America is pretty darn great right now and making strides right now.
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Our culture has made great strides since 1998 around women's sexual autonomy.
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But our focus has been on defense, and we're still making strides.
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But gay rights in Cuba have taken great strides in recent years.
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There's no hitch in their voices or calculated hitch in their strides.
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He points in particular to the strides of his Veronica-2 system.
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But India has also made huge strides in solar and wind power.
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We've made considerable strides since the 2000 presidential election, but challenges remain.
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But for now, it is Ms. Warren making the most concerted strides.
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While strides have been taken, the problem has not been entirely eradicated.
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That I'm gaining confidence and making strides to get better and better.
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But half-steps toward peace are better than full strides toward war.
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In recent years, Washington has made great strides to support music creators.
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Jesmyn Ward's new novel, "Sing, Unburied, Sing," strides confidently into this tradition.
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China has, of course, made enormous strides in science, research and technology.
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Into their shack strides Henry (Chinaza Uche), recently sold to the plantation.
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The amazing strides made in veteran employment can offer a useful benchmark.
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Then, the burning man walks away and Ramon strides toward the volcano.
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I that have made huge strides into Australian wagering in recent years.
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The company, though, says it made strides in improving its racial diversity.
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Google Cloud makes strides but still has a long way to go
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Under Ganus, Rusada has made strides in moving past the 2015 scandal.
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Jabra has made impressive strides in audio quality with the Elite 75t.
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The company has made strides to bolster sales at its pizza division.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Still, Jayapal and Pocan believe they're making real strides.
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That&aposs highly ambitious, but they are taking strides to get there.
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But police said they have been making strides to address the problem.
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"We have made fantastic strides in our mission," CEO David Zaslav said.
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Twitter has made some strides, but the problem is nowhere near solved.
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Women, in particular, are making significant strides when it comes to savings.
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Yet, while these substantial local strides are encouraging, Puerto Rico needs more.
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Two other regional Fed banks have also made strides in increasing diversity.
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But it wasn't as simple as that; rendering had made giant strides.
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"Er … thank you," responds Freya, and strides off to chase her future.
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Columbus strides heroically onto land, while indigenous people hide in nearby bushes.
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We've made huge strides in natural language processing over the past decade.
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Now that Abby is essentially free of grand mal seizures, she's made strides.
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The Fed is expected in 2017 to make significant strides toward normalizing policy.
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Some states are taking big strides in their efforts to pass new legislation.
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But Audit Analytics found that companies are making strides, at least in headlines.
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But since then Riyadh has made strides to improve its level of compliance.
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Carlinda stops her conversation and strides over, arms crossed and head held high.
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China has made incredible strides in some areas, but it's a repressive dictatorship.
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The business world has also made great strides in dealing with mental health.
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To be sure, modern mutual funds have made great strides in cutting costs.
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There's concern that his stance on LGBT rights will undermine strides made globally.
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Luckily, however, she's made great strides with her mental health thanks to therapy.
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Embrace intense periods of focus to make substantial strides in your main quest.
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Despite these strides, the NewFronts come at a transitional time for the company.
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Great strides have been made tackling diseases such as HIV/AIDS and malaria.
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Mr. Gilbert made enormous strides in adjusting the balance between old and new.
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We've got a lot more growing to do, but we made some strides.
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America's strides are all the more striking because they coincide with wobbles elsewhere.
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China has already made some strides in internationalizing the use of its currency.
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Three surreal strides and he was at the door, hands gripping the bar.
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Major strides have been made in preventing compiler flaws, but many vulnerabilities remain.
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In recent years, the LGBTQ+ population has made some serious strides worth celebrating.
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It's clear that the Barbie franchise is making strides to be more inclusive.
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Chinese telecom giant Huawei is already making great strides towards a 5G network.
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The White House reinforced its desire to make strides in broadband on Wednesday.
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Google made huge strides with their DeepMind project, which mastered the game Go
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Consequently, America has made tremendous strides in environmental protection over the last decades.
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On that front, Steven Avery's new lawyer seems to be making huge strides.
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Jaybird made some impressive strides in design with its new Freedom wireless headphones.
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Many of these companies are making important strides to reduce their environmental footprints.
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Creator pulled alongside Destin, and they matched strides for 10, 20, 30 yards.
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"These are significant strides that must not be ignored or discounted," Speier said.
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Between them, Andreas, a flowing-haired Hellene, strides the aisles proffering wine suggestions.
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And for a short time, he confidently strides the neighborhood streets and playgrounds.
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But at their ages — and with their talent — these strides were mostly expected.
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Such accounts risk ignoring the huge strides made by east Germany since reunification.
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Indonesia has made great strides in moving to democracy after decades of dictatorship.
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It's not where I want it to be, but there have been strides.
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Trudeau has made great strides early in his run as Canada's Prime Minister.
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Here's how you can help these organizations continue making strides in black communities.
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Augmented Reality technologies have made strides in commercial use in the past year.
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But after just a few strides the bottom drops out from under him.
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In long Daddy-strides, Daddy returned to the car to smoke a cigarette.
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Although these are significant strides, the HIV/AIDS epidemic is far from over.
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And the people who use prosthetic limbs will be making strides, as well.
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We've made tremendous strides in the way our culture views and treats depression.
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We're making tremendous strides against the worst forms of poverty on the planet.
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Experts often focus on the strides made in preventing and treating heart disease.
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Those are the sorts of women that made those strides in the '60s.
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"Rags, Strides & Habaneras," a Jazz at Lincoln Center concert, might have seemed miscellaneous.
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We've made great strides in forecasting, but still a lot left to learn.
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But it has made considerable strides toward reducing pedestrian deaths, Mr. Retting said.
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So I'm encouraged by the strides that are being made in that regard.
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After the easing of sanctions, the Iranian economy seemed to make significant strides.
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Instagram has made some strides in providing resources to those who are cutting.
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A second artesunate suppository, by another Indian company, Strides, was approved in June.
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I would also include the huge artistic strides we have made this year.
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Despite ups and downs, we kept things on track and made real strides.
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The government has made great strides in protecting human rights and free speech.
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We've made extraordinary strides, but the hardest part is in front of us.
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However, a handful of states, like Iowa and Massachusetts, are taking purposeful strides.
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Similarly, David Oyelowo addresses the need to make strides within the executive ranks.
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And the effect of asymmetrical strides on speed is still not well understood.
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Kessler wrote that comedy was making strides toward tolerance and eliminating offensive language.
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On Friday, however, the two sides announced strides to end the trade war.
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For all of its strides toward diversity, the awards season had its wrinkles.
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Tunisia has also made dramatic strides toward multiparty democracy under extremely difficult circumstances.
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Alaska Airlines was commended for its transparency and for making environmentally friendly strides.
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The series also makes strides in defining rape as a lack of consent.
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Amazon, Google and other companies are also making strides in these two areas.
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"We've made strides, but we have a long way to go," Atkinson said.
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Sprint especially made big strides to catch up with the top three competitors.
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Will the ride-hailing giant make further strides toward going public this year?
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The isolated North made major strides in 2017 in its nuclear weapons program.
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Visa requirements are secured by World Strides/ISA on behalf of tour participants.
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The incoming House class is making major strides when it comes to diversity.
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There's a way we want to flatter ourselves always in retrospect by talking about all of the great strides we've made without talking about how a majority of Americans resisted those strides in the moment that they were happening. Absolutely.
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But even countries that have made strides in electing female candidates sometimes suffer setbacks.
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Pandora has made strides by integrating its app within the rapidly growing sharing economy.
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Charles M. Blow Bernie Sanders's campaign is making incredible strides, but huge hurdles remain.
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We're making strides, though—there's dudes on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and 13 Reasons Why.
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This year, the company made a few early strides in the $3.5 trillion sector.
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It made great strides, but robbed her of playability to serve Joel's story instead.
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North Korea's economy has made great strides since the country's famine in the 1990s.
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Other players in the big propeller market have taken similar strides in improving technology.
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Meanwhile, she made very small strides to be in charge of her own life.
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Kessel took two strides toward the slot and blasted it past the goalie's glove.
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Six months later, at Oculus Connect in October, Booth's team had made huge strides.
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Her short, choppy strides through the water were the sole sounds breaking the silence.
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After a few strides they spun and retreated as formally as in a drill.
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The Los Angeles Clippers have their eyes on making big strides after this season.
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But Fortune's list highlights the strides that have been made in aerospace and defense.
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Thanks to recent improvements in machine learning, computer vision is also making great strides.
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Phone makers are just taking smaller steps, year-after-year, instead of gigantic strides.
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We will continue to take strides to reinforce and advocate for responsible gun ownership.
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In the last 123 years of prime-time television, women have made few strides.
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Companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google have been making strides in artificially intelligent software.
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Despite all these strides, the platform is delayed in adding its 360 video offering.
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In the last few months, we have taken bigger strides toward achieving this mission.
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But in recent years, India has made strides when it comes to transgender rights.
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Uber has also launched in China and is investing heavily to make strides there.
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Still, many commend American Girl for making strides in representing diversity in its products.
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There are fresh examples every day of games making strides and getting accessibility right.
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It's not new, but Nvidia says that it's made huge strides in recent months.
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So if you want to run faster, you shouldn't try to take bigger strides.
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A Strides spokesman said on Wednesday the company won't be making any further comments.
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Hollywood has made strides in recent years in how it depicts trans people onscreen.
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Reading thoughts In recent years, scientists have made tremendous strides in decoding human thoughts.
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Another tech company making strides in the mobile space is social media giant Facebook.
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It also makes big strides in Jason Blossom's murder investigation, no thanks to Archie.
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Clinton took big strides toward the Democratic nomination by winning Florida and North Carolina.
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Their department has made real strides on use-of-force complaints in recent years.
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But all I see was Mecklenborg's back as he strides deeper into the tunnel.
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One company, AirMap, a drone mapping and alert platform, has made some serious strides.
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"Clinton has taken some major strides to increase her support among Hispanics," Escaleras said.
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She made prodigious strides as a writer and learned to temper her overwrought outpourings.
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Though overdue, major strides have been made in a relatively short amount of time.
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It was as though words were strides and Lewis refused to be left behind.
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The industry has made baffling strides in wireless technology and processing power since 2007.
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The Minneapolis-based discount chain has been making strides to better compete with Amazon.
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Treatment has made huge strides—the illness is no longer necessarily a death sentence.
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Black designers, then, influence our culture at large when they make strides in fashion.
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It's these strides toward a more gender-balanced media that make Netflix so special.
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Everywhere she looks, effortless strides crisscross all around her as she slowly limps forward.
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The way he broke the business was brilliant and helped me made huge strides.
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On the bright side, a few strides are being made to rectify this situation.
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The new Congress presents an opportunity to make meaningful strides toward this goal. Sen.
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In G.M., SoftBank is betting on a contender that has already made substantial strides.
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It increases the size and power of skeletal muscles that produce more powerful strides.
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He's making strides out there, but there's been some mistakes along the way, too.
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I am proud of the strides we have made in the digital space recently.
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You can make strides in things that aren't the easiest to address—such strength!
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How do you think the industry is making strides to be more size inclusive?
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They've helped us to make great strides forward, to find signals in noisy data.
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But has he made massive strides in defeating ISIS or keeping Iran at bay?
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Additionally, not all groups have made equal strides in quitting or never smoking cigarettes.
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The retailer is making some strides with its e-commerce efforts as sales increase.
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We made strides in preventing and treating infectious diseases like H.I.V./AIDS and tuberculosis.
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Habit tracking apps already exist, of course: Streaks and Strides both come to mind.
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McIlroy can attest to the huge strides he has already made with the tournament.
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We've seen some digital health players start making strides in better assessing cognitive impairment.
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Though television has made strides in how black men are depicted, more work remains.
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And he doesn't want the Jussie Smollett case to overshadow those strides of improvement.
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Wall Street made big strides in 2019 towards increased usage of the public cloud.
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And the women making strides in entertainment have been busy for the last decade.
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She was, after all, making strides not just for herself but for her family.
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In her bedroom, Dujardin watched Hester teach his horses the elevated strides of dressage.
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Another person taking strides for the LGBTQ+ community is 12-year-old Desmond Napoles.
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Although strides have been made, critical gaps remain in diagnosing and treating the condition.
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But Crazy Rich Asians excels for reasons that go beyond its strides in representation.
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Martha's Vineyard isn't the only place that has taken strides to limit house size.
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"He's made a lot of strides in terms of making pocket passes," Vogel says.
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When she wants things, she makes small strides towards them but doesn't follow through.
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You&aposre a big reason we made the strides we made in the running game.
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The Press Secretary typically strides out a few minutes after the briefing's schedule start time.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts -- who are rising as their campaigns begin to hit their strides.
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But there are strides the US can make to bring the murder rate even lower.
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Because Intel has clearly noticed AMD's strides into the CPU space and has responded accordingly.
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For all the hype about killer robots, 2017 saw some notable strides in artificial intelligence.
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These literal and figurative strides mean that Tallyrand will soon be put up for adoption.
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And the start-up has been making major strides in the commercialization of its products.
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Huawei in the premium end of the market has also made great strides in China.
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While virtual-reality porn is making strides, there's definitely still something missing from the experience.
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Singapore has already made big strides toward creating an environment in which innovation could flourish.
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Over past months we have seen some very significant strides forward in this business relationship.
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It challenges common ideas about who made great strides in science during the space race.
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Chris Christie, as Republican leaders who made significant strides shaping the party for the better.
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THE man strides forward, bent slightly at the waist as if resisting a stiff breeze.
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Volocopter's made strides to shore up its business before it announced this partnership with Intel.
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Mars clashes with your ruling planet Jupiter, finding you making big strides in your career!
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"NASA is making tremendous strides, and we're using a lot of private money," he said.
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Recently, Google has made some good strides into this for targeted types of online search.
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With their long necks and elegant strides, giraffes have captivated humanity for thousands of years.
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Large banks were already making significant strides to satisfy the new rule, Fed officials said.
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When it comes to residential integration, however, cities in the region have made great strides.
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At the same time, drug companies have not made major strides in discovering new antibiotics.
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Also last month, Glimmer made important strides in creating a disability-friendly online dating platform.
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Despite these great strides, there's more work to do to encourage prosperity for America's families.
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The 6-month-old twins are too busy celebrating their new strides at Zoo Atlanta.
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We've made immense strides since the '70s – since even several months ago, Dern points out.
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I'm working with my counselor and hopefully I'll make strides and improvements in that area.
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And granted, the Obama administration has made some strides when it comes to civil rights.
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Their silly sides were also on full display ... walking an imaginary runway with different strides.
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Rihanna is making huge strides towards increased inclusivity and body diversity in the fashion world.
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Not only at international level, but at club level, Welsh football is taking huge strides.
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Feminism has made few strides since the seventies, and Cinderella myths are destructive enough already.
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Beats has made great strides to offer better sound, even in a smaller form factor.
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After all, that Jonas brother is certainly, ahem, making strides in his campaign for Guess.
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Instead, it is focused on making strides into new connected industrial arenas and cloud computing.
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Plus, Snapchat has been making strides to improve the measurement of its content and ads.
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"The strides that we're making have never, ever, been made like this before," Trump said.
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President Obama on Tuesday called on Vietnam's Communist leaders to make strides in human rights.
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Because this is what almost all successful entrepreneurs do anyway — they just take bigger strides.
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A decade later, great strides have been made, but more work needs to be done.
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Leigh takes long strides toward the beach without even noticing that we are so close.
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Anything that allows us to innovate and make strides on these issues is worth considering.
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When Uber saw many executives leave the company, it made strides to regain public opinion.
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It's only on the surface that South Korea has made strides toward equality for women.
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China continues to make great strides in artificial intelligence, machine learning and operations in space.
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After a few hours with friends, Noah strides into Moe's room ready to hook up.
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But black athletes have continued to make strides in Olympic events in the years since.
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Luckily, scientists have made strides in recent years to unraveling the mystery of the blackout.
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The lack of major strides in medicine extends to women's options for menstrual symptom relief.
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Long-established firms have also made great strides in the mobile arena according to Repetto.
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In the post-Armstrong era, cycling has made significant strides toward becoming a clean sport.
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Long considered downright hostile in its regulatory structure, Mississippi has made strides in Business Friendliness.
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That being said, New York has made impressive strides in testing capacity in recent days.
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Though there's always more to be done, we've taken big strides for a young company.
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Afghan society has taken huge strides since the Taliban were ousted weeks after the Sept.
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SA: As a culture, we're slowly making strides to reckon with physical and sexual abuse.
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Strides to reduce error rates can be made if the commitments for funding are increased.
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But the strides have been so great, and the investment in the technology so vast.
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Mr Ren says money from the deal would allow Huawei to "make greater strides forward".
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I recognized the incongruity of that and yet the great forward strides it could yield.
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City runners tend to reserve their strides for daylight for fear of not being seen.
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He immediately strides to the center of the Australia penalty area and waits for service.
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And the wearables and services segments could make even more strides in the coming years.
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Ski poles over wand, beep-beep-beep-beep-beeeeep , two pushes, two strides, and schuss.
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Don't forget: Often it is unions, not politicians, that make strides in family leave policies.
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Into this maw strides Roseanne, once derided as evidence of a society slouching toward Gomorrah.
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In order to keep pace, the runners had to shorten or lengthen their strides accordingly.
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The researchers had them maintain these strides for two minutes, while tracking their breathing throughout.
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Pulling the batting helmet gingerly over his dual hearing aids, he strides to the plate.
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Hulu has made strides in the US and had 133 million subscribers as of May.
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Many people do a shuffle-like motion until they realize they can make longer strides.
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Health IT companies such as Cerner and Allscripts have also made strides in this area.
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Those figures would seem to indicate that women have made strides at infiltrating Wall Street.
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Without big strides by their homegrown starters, they seem destined to keep falling just short.
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A European Commission spokesman said on Monday Turkey was taking "giant strides" away from Europe.
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Ironically, that is exactly what the USPS is making impressive strides to achieve right now.
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Oakland RaidersOne thing to know: Third-year receiver Mike Williams has made strides this season.
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But, while the industry has made great strides, we know our work is never done.
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While Manuel has already made large strides in the sport, he's not stopping anytime soon.
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Still, social justice and humanitarian efforts will make big strides during Saturn's time in Aquarius.
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It's a region where it has made strides against rivals Samsung Electronics and Apple. 9.
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I think I've taken great strides in leading it as far as it has come.
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"Brock has made great strides," said Nielsen, who has 16 goals and 36 points this season.
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Mostly, the strides the genre has made toward Oscar recognition have come via stellar individual performances.
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It felt like we were making major strides in 2016 with inclusivity in the modeling world.
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Boys broke boundaries, hijab-clad women made strides in mainstream cosmetics, and natural hair rocked runways.
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Alibaba has been steadily diversifying its business, making strides in new areas such as cloud computing.
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BP is the Gulf of Mexico's biggest producer, and it's making strides to hold that title.
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Manus X Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology feted the strides between fashion and technology.
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Even the meager strides the world has made so far on global warming could be endangered.
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But it's the company's strides towards sticking these rocket landings that finally made this all possible.
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Two parallel efforts to tax carbon emissions are taking great strides to avoid the t-word.
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Since then huge strides have been made in improving the strategic relationship between Christianity and Judaism.
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Throughout the course of the program many registered dieticians came across people making great strides personally.
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It has also made strides in developing missiles; one tested last year could have reached America.
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Energy is a place where we're making massive strides, and the potential for renewables are enormous.
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Radcliffe has a point, although the industry is making strides in both areas all the time.
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At that, Meredith politely says goodbye and strides calmly back through the doors of the hospital.
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They built great stone cities and made huge strides in agriculture, hieroglyph writing, mathematics and astronomy.
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Despite great strides made in security, it continues to be the world&aposs top cocaine producer.
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The yen rose to 112.645 against the dollar and made strides against most of its peers.
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But while we made so many strides for years, in many ways, we've almost gone backwards.
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Fortunately, these ensconced industries have made significant strides to bridging compliance concerns and changing consumer expectations.
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Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' private space tourism company, has also made huge strides toward reusable rockets.
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Opening itself to all types of research instead in an effort to make great scientific strides.
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Huawei, which strongly denies those accusations, on Monday touted significant strides in its telecom equipment business.
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In the Middle East, our new approach is also yielding great strides and very historic change.
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More importantly, Nintendo has also made strides in reaching brand new audiences through its mobile efforts.
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Under his leadership, Allianz in Italy made great strides in the digitalization of its Italian business.
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Although Gants is making big strides in her modeling career, it wasn't always easy for her.
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Sharice Davids wasn't the only one making strides for the LGBTQ community on Election Night. Rep.
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People with cancer are able to live longer than ever before due to strides in research.
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He credited strides made towards marriage equality recently in countries such as Ecuador and Northern Ireland.
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North Korea has demonstrated tremendous strides forward with the development of their nuclear weapons and missiles.
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Meanwhile, various European automotive firms — Volvo included — have been making their own strides in the field.
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The $20173 billion retailer is making some strides with its e-commerce efforts as sales increase.
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About 12 kms southwest of Athenee, another clinic has made similar strides in tackling child mortality.
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We have made great strides and we should stand firm not to negotiate that progress away.
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The big-box retailer has been making strides to expand and improve its e-commerce platform.
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In the past five-and-a-half months, Russia has made mighty strides toward these objectives.
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In Germany, the anti-EU Alternative for Germany party is making strides forward at regional elections.
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We certainly haven't achieved parity at the top of the workforce, but we've made huge strides.
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The Obama Administration has made major strides this week to protect our nation's at-risk wildlife.
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If there is any way to make strides here, it will involve more communication, not less.
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Artificial intelligence gained a lot of ground in 2016 and will keep making strides in 2017.
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But Serbia is not the only country making strides to have more LGBTQ representation in government.
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While significant strides have been made in treatment and prevention, the virus hasn't lost its bite.
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Numerous countries have scaled up already available technologies to make huge strides in their renewable transitions.
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At the time, he was 35 and making bold strides to emerge from his father's shadow.
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China has likewise made significant strides developing nuclear technology and leveraging its manufacturing advantages for export.
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Cook has made great strides at Apple, including the original product launch of the Apple Watch.
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Once he arrives, Curry takes measured steps past the assembled masses, his strides slow but purposeful.
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But jeans are another area Everlane has made huge strides in as far as sustainability goes.
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This marks the latest Silicon Valley venture firm that is making major strides into health-technology.
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These laws represent big strides in the direction of effective administration of criminal justice in Michigan.
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OnePlus cameras weren't always fantastic, but the company has clearly made big strides in recent models.
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The biggest swamp in Washington is the VA. Shulkin made great strides during his first year.
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Both Google and Apple have made big strides in nighttime photography with software processing, for example.
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As long as we get better and keep making strides, I think we will be happy.
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The $218 billion retailer is making some strides with its e-commerce efforts as sales increase.
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" And for Lee, she says it's all about making strides in a "not-so-diverse industry.
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Bresch's remarks highlight the "great strides" her company has made in equipping public schools with EpiPens.
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It makes the bold strides of its follow-up, City Club seem like a logical leap.
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These are terrifying strides for an unkillable movie monster, and the film isn't even halfway over.
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But what do you think about the strides that have been made with body positivity movements?
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How important is it to keep making these strides outside of the sound you're known for?
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As Trump has failed to make strides to remedy the problem, Democrats are becoming more vocal.
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Marvel is slowly making strides, with Black Panther out next year and Captain Marvel in 2019.
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Bisping himself has made the best strides of his career since moving to the United States.
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If you're looking to make major financial strides in 2018, start by ditching these costly habits.
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"I just think we've made huge strides across the board," the L.P.G.A. veteran Angela Stanford said.
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Strides have been made in the number of bisexual, transgender and H.I.V.-positive characters as well.
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Mars is right at home in this sign, helping you make blazing strides in your career.
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California has made impressive strides in solar and wind power and its push for electric vehicles.
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One pairing in particular is making serious strides in their relationship: Hannah Godwin and Dylan Barbour.
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"Over the past year, we have made extraordinary strides in the United States," Mr. Trump said.
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For all these strides, it was largely a boys' club and tales from the hood dominated.
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Andrew Cuomo can burnish his eco-credentials by taking strides toward a fully electric transportation sector.
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The global economy has made significant strides in raising energy efficiency over the past 30 years.
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Despite the strides we've made, however, breast cancer still remains the second-deadliest cancer for women.
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And I don't feel utterly foolish for the hopefulness because I think strides are being made.
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The plate registered almost no variations in their strides, whether they had thick calluses or none.
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The plate registered almost no variations in their strides, whether they had thick calluses or none.
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The yen, often sought in times of market unrest, made strides against other peers as well.
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The city has made some recent strides in cutting greenhouse gas output within the five boroughs.
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Barletta insists the Trump campaign has made strides and says Pennsylvania will be the turning point.
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CVS is an example of a retail company that is making strides around personalization, Cramer said.
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Instead, Dr. Baselga says researchers and scientists are making strides in what he calls precision medicine.
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As we have seen, when we are united, we can make astonishing strides for our country.
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We reached historic milestones But among division and disasters, the world took major strides toward change.
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Other major wealth managers have made similar strides in drawing young advisers and training them up.
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All told, the Buttigieg tenure was one of making strides in a uniquely difficult economic situation.
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Another Chinese company, Three Gorges, has also made strides in Brazil after a flurry of acquisitions.
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In its battle against the terrorist group Boko Haram, the Nigerian military has made great strides.
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We've made great strides when it comes to technology's ability to translate foreign languages for us.
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KS: Let me just tell you the strides that gay people had started with silence = death.
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Outside of global political intrigue, some artists on view at Frieze are making truly wonderful aesthetic strides.
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He said recent strides to liberalize Cuba had been made easier under former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Other leaders in this space are also helping make strides in preserving sharks for years to come.
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We have also made incredible strides improving air quality throughout the nation over the past several decades.
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Together, these forces can undo laces in as little as two strides after a knot has loosened.
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When Maxine isn't helpful, Nadia strides away and down the stairs — where she falls to her death.
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But there were still strides to be made in allowing women to wear the once radical set.
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During my demo, the Oakley runner was hitting a stride rate of about 82 strides per minute.
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It proved to be an unconventional recipe for success, stringing together catharsis and anger in quick strides.
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With 46% of its feature films directed by women, Tribeca is making strides towards achieving gender parity.
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American artists — predominantly based in New York — took great strides to interpret the indeterminacy of postwar life.
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Our policies have long prohibited discrimination and we're proud of the strides we're making in this area.
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Such factors may explain why, despite strides in raising living standards, Indians are not growing more cheerful.
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Though he may be disgruntled by this unexpected mishap, Phillippe seems to be taking it in strides.
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In recent decades, India's historically disadvantaged Dalit community has made impressive strides in terms of economic prosperity.
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Facebook recently has said it is making strides in addressing other diversity issues, including hiring more women.
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Apple isn't quite there yet, but did make significant strides in that direction with last year's iPhones.
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Big strides are being made for women and the LGBTQ community in the world of big business.
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I can't thank them enough because my grandbabies will certainly benefit from whatever strides are made now.
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The third act begins with great fanfare as Mr Trump, now in Helsinki, strides towards Vladimir Putin.
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If Africa and other regions are to make greater strides they need better financial frameworks and rules.
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But given the strides much of the competition has made, they mostly land with a dull thud.
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Within a minute of the video, the person was seen running in long strides down the street.
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I was able to connect and really make strides in my relationships with a handful of men.
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A lot of them have made remarkable strides in stabilizing their own situation and bringing inflation down.
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Within a minute of the video, the person is seen running in long strides down the street.
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Long-distance pushing is also making strides, so to speak, in changing the definition of a skateboarder.
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This is not to say that Trudeau hasn't made some exciting strides during his time in office.
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Such improvement is the purpose of two recent, interrelated projects that are now getting into their strides.
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OMGYes certainly makes strides in breaking the silence, by packaging female sexual pleasure in new, educational ways.
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Meeks said the museum will allow visitors to see America's effort to make strides in race issues.
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With gender equality duly protected under the 14th Amendment, women made great strides over the coming decades.
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You've already seen us take strides towards that with the integration of Twitter on the viewership side.
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There's no question we've made some strides in representation of transgender youths over the past few years.
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The University of Minnesota joins a number of other schools that have begun making strides in inclusivity.
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Amazon has been taking strides toward turning Alexa into a platform that stretches past Amazon's own hardware.
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She strides against the norm, even when it's her parents doing the naysaying, to achieve her goals.
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It should be noted mobile EKG readers have also made great strides in the past few years.
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It's not surprising that Apple took these actions: The company has made large strides in renewable energy.
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We have made huge strides, but we also made a bit of a mess along the way.
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Oslo says it has made big strides, for example in battery technology for shipping, including coastal ferries.
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The strides our biopharmaceutical industry makes every day reduces the strain on everyone for generations to come.
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He strides once and moves to the opposite side of the court, where he cans a floater.
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Judges and prosecutors across the region have made strides to clean up the region's notoriously greasy politics.
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NOTES: Middle Tennessee's defense made significant strides this year, rising from 96th to 30th in total defense.
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Japan has made strides in coping with the problems of a population with ever fewer young people.
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Other, better-received strides have been made by the Academy to rectify some of long-standing criticisms.
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Massachusetts declared November Native American Awareness Month years ago and has seen tremendous strides in the community.
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I'm encouraged that Longoria and Ferrera are making strides in an industry that has clung to homogeneity.
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Likewise, earnings from services — where Apple made huge strides globally — also hit at an all time high.
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Despite the paltry funding, researchers have still made strides in determining how viruses like ASF are propagated.
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He credited her for making strides to helping Ukrainians "overcome the legacy of corruption" in the country.
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Like Obama, Trump has made no major strides in curbing the primary driver of deficits: entitlement spending.
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The Pentagon has made strides in helping those in need, but the rate of deaths is rising.
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"Microsoft's huge strides that it has made in the cloud space ... is more enterprise focused," Morgan says.
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I think conditions are right for making great strides on climate, if we are strategic about it.
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Save for Russia and a few other nations, the battle against doping has taken many strides forward.
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Huge strides in gas engines — namely turbocharging — have allowed the engine displacement to drop while power increases.
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"Sure, they're still losing money, but they've made major strides to get costs under control," Cramer said.
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I want clean air and clean water and have been making great strides in improving America's environment.
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China, specifically, is making major strides in refining its economy, but not because of the trade war.
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He's made only five starts for Texas this year but said he feels like he's making strides.
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Despite the strides made by campaigns, Morell says they need to do more to seek outside help.
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Hopefully I continue to improve and the team can continue to make strides in the right direction.
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A Twitter spokesperson told CNN the company has made "significant strides" against the manipulation of its service.
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Indeed, Arizona's history is replete with strong women who have long made strides in the state legislature.
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Though police in many communities have made great strides in preventive work, their priorities are primarily reactive.
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The proclamation cited job growth and new criminal justice reform laws as strides made during his administration.
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The N.I.H. had made remarkable strides in developing such technology, but the engineering hurdles were still formidable.
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Brands like CVS and razor company Billie took strides to promote body-positive imagery in their campaigns.
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Haidamus has been experimenting with virtual reality for years and says the technology is making huge strides.
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Barnes & Noble and corporate publishers still have enormous strides to make in fully reflecting America's rich diversity.
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There have also been strides in plus-size, transgender, and non-binary inclusion on runways as well.
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Microsoft's facial recognition tools just made some significant technological strides, though the timing probably couldn't be worse.
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Aside from being a constant subject of conversation, she's making strides (literally and figuratively) in her career.
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In the film industry, women are making incredible strides, both in front of and behind the camera.
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Though he's certainly no spring chicken, the American is clearly making big strides at Team Alpha Male.
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But the company could get a boost if it shows it's making strides to bolster online sales.
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Only once that agreement was in full force did the coalition begin making strides against the militants.
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Despite two decades of residential strides, much of Long Island City still looks like a work zone.
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More recently — in 2019 — scientists at Stanford reported making strides toward developing a cure for the illness.
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The big margins in turn helped Biden make major strides in the all-important race for delegates.
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Though it has made great strides in recent years, China's sanitation system remains deficient in many areas.
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That means three-quarters of all their strides are done with a hard lean to the left.
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Through public-private partnerships, we can make real strides to bridge the divide that hurts rural Americans.
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He ambles more than he strides, loose limbed and carefree, like a restless teenager looking for mischief.
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In just little more than a decade, the foundation has been making huge strides toward that end.
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These three tips from money experts can help you make strides toward eliminating your debt this year.
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When he focuses and puts in the work, you're seeing him continually make strides to be better.
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With all these strides we're making, an even stronger sense of community is just around the corner.
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But contagion does not play geographical favorites and the country has made great strides in public health.
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This week saw the cybersecurity world taking big strides against some of the world's most aggressive hackers.
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Video game publisher Activision has made strides among Gen Z with its bevy of interactive entertainment experiences.
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When the runners modified their preferred running strides, whether lengthening or shortening them, their economy generally declined.
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Over the past few months, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Afghan Taliban have made unexpected strides toward talks.
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Over the past 70 years, women in the U.S. have made major strides at work and beyond.
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Recently, however, the strides in voice transcription have been quite remarkable — even for someone with my accent.
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There have been great strides and we've got to keep going: keep writing, keep making, keep doing.
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The company is also making strides in returning some of the repaired vehicles to the American market.
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The fashion industry never makes enough strides as far as size, visibility, race and gender are concerned.
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Pro-life advocates have also made significant strides at the federal level in the last 12 months.
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Worries that rising tensions in the Middle East could hit supply outweighed strides in the dollar index.
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The change comes down to the strides the Academy has made since they formed their diversity task.
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However, while we're making important strides in telehealth at the VA, there is still a big problem.
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Opinion We were just a few strides short of the finish line when I dropped the baton.
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Don't get me wrong: Facebook has made strides since 2016 to deter certain kinds of election interference.
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Regardless, the uptick in share price corresponds to the positive strides the relatively new automaker is making.
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It's no leap to say technology has made great strides in cardiac care in the last decade.
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Still, the state has made big strides in decreasing the number of prescription opioid-based painkillers dispensed.
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Here are several notable companies making strides to protect Patagonia's wondrous flora and fauna for future generations.
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The NYT (and many other publications) have made strides to increase transparency in the journalistic process recently.
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While Mexico has made great strides in many respects, its court system is still far from impartial.
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The decline in poaching in Tanzania has also been aided by recent strides by the Chinese government.
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There were major strides in several areas of consumer tech, including Wi-Fi, virtual reality and encryption.
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That sparked fierce resistance from corporate America, which had been making strides to reduce its carbon footprint.
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It made sense: Taller walkers had longer strides and could go cover more distance in less time.
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So yes, TV has definitely made some strides — but there's still clearly a long way to go.
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As the man with his cage strides by in the dark hall, I rise to photograph him.
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In strides Kylie, announcing, "Look what I can do," and busting a few hip-popping movies for Robin.
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Even with strides toward broader access to education, schooling opportunities for girls in Afghanistan are still somewhat uncommon.
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Though he's made small strides, it's clear that he still isn't particularly comfortable venturing out on his own.
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China's military is now making giant strides toward replacing the United States as the supreme power in Asia.
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"The Obama administration has made some strides, but in the end they have been very minimal," Smith said.
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But they are making strides in editing DNA, possibly to bring back a species like the woolly mammoth.
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It's in that context that Netrunner, Fantasy Flight Games's living card game, has made great strides toward popularity.
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If you watch the race, you'll recognize that I caught him in three strides out of the box.
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In the last several years, though, scientists have made strides to loosen the grip of giant science publishers.
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Robot-related research has made strides in artificial intelligence in recent years, but physical advancements have been limited.
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Last week, two banks in particular made strides to overhaul such processes by joining networks and forging partnerships.
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Despite mixed housing numbers last month, the housing market has made significant strides in the past few years.
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They tested out five different strides using a metronome that beeped whenever they should be hitting the ground.
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And while challenges of storage and metering policies remain, both technology and regulatory models have made significant strides.
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They're Amazon's first earbuds, yes, but their fantastic sound quality shows the strides Amazon has made in audio.
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As a global community, we've made stunning strides in recent decades, tackling some of the world's cruellest tragedies.
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Atypical makes a lot of amazing, important strides by telling the full story of a teenager with autism.
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And Monmouth University polling director Patrick Murray says Warren has been making strides among multiple groups of voters.
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Meanwhile, it's Microsoft, not Apple, that is making real innovative strides on the desktop with the Surface Studio.
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While the Mac Pro won't be arriving until next year, it's made important strides on the hardware front.
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Gazillion made great strides when the game re-launched in 2015 and won praise where it hadn't before.
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Carrying the petrol cap in his hand, making heavy strides in the traffic, he walked to Taukir's house.
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The only problem: the Trump administration's budget requests don't make significant strides to partner with the private sector.
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For the first half of their 70-year sibling rivalry it was Pakistan that made the bigger strides.
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However, the country has recently made strides in gender equality, despite plenty of work still to be done.
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For women it can be even more difficult, despite the strides that have been made in recent years.
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Absolutely every show that has made strides in LGBT representation makes it easier for shows that come after.
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A Baton Rouge police spokesmen said the department had made significant strides toward improving diversity on its force.
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He ran his heart out, but in the final footsteps of the race, Bolt's long strides surpassed him.
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The platform has also made strides in ad tech, adding spend from direct-response advertisers as one result.
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Needless to say, his invention of the telegraph overshadowed his strides in photography, and the rest is history.
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The Shenzhen-based company made the greatest strides in its consumer device business, which includes smartphones and tablets.
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The final season finds her finally making strides to reclaim the throne for her family alongside Jon Snow.
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Scientists have made artificial intelligence strides in recent years, making computers think and learn more like people do.
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They still face discrimination and stereotyping, even though Hollywood is patting itself on the back for making strides.
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The 20-year-old took long strides and ran from one side to the other in a zigzag.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson strides across a gas station forecourt clad in a mechanized blue-and-neon-pink exoskeleton.
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He is taking great strides to improve research, care and increase awareness around autoimmune diseases and food allergens.
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Despite weak housing numbers last month, the housing market has made significant strides in the past few years.
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One traditional association in Singapore has made strides to preserve the artform while adapting performances for modern consumption.
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Even in 2017, as women and minorities make significant strides in the industry, managerial ranks remain remarkably homogenous.
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Take a look below to see what other industries are making strides towards paying women and men equally:
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It's been a year when activists have made strides in expanding the right to vote to more people.
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But despite these challenges, we must recognize the great strides women have made in business, leadership and society.
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Combine the two, and expect over-the-top drama, big changes, and huge strides toward freedom and independence.
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The result in Kentucky mirrored races across the country, in which Democrats made strides in typically red areas.
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Many recipients, particularly women, made large strides in the work force and increased their family income by work.
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The fleet proposal grows out of strides in the development of carbon-dioxide sensors for use in space.
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Today more women are pursuing higher education, and female professionals and entrepreneurs are making great strides in business.
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In addressing other public health crises, we have made significant strides by embracing science to change public views.
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His strides got longer and faster, and now he was airborne, his eyes nearly even with the hoop.
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"Microsoft's huge strides that it has made in the Cloud space, which is more enterprise focused," Morgan says.
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The dynamic is the same: Activism against sexual harassment makes strides, and the reactionary Times op-eds follow.
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Although VA has made great-strides in modernizing its electronic health records system, this effort also remains incomplete.
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Environmentalists have made strides in recent elections to link the effects of global warming and human and health.
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A Twitter spokesperson told CNN the company has made "significant strides" toward preventing the manipulation of its service.
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The FCC has made significant strides in reforming outdated regulations and encouraging private-sector investment in 5G infrastructure.
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This was below expectations and further unnerved the market after Bolland had made big strides in boosting margins.
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Bolt stands 6 feet 5 inches, and he spent his first strides pulling together his elegant moving parts.
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However, the company's strides in the third quarter to bolster Pizza Hut sales seem to be paying off.
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Fortunately, Medicare is making strides to help medical professionals align their values -- and their patients' -- with their paycheck.
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What's needed now is more transparency and honesty, and Facebook has been making some strides in that direction.
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Yet despite the significant strides we've made in combating these emerging threats, a number of pressing challenges remain.
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Many of the researchers attending the Summit agree that modern happiness research hasn't exactly been making huge strides.
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The other piece, though, is infrastructure, and you're starting to see the FCC making some real significant strides.
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I think people were making a lot of strides, and conservation was truly becoming a way of life.
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Congress needs to make greater strides in bringing President Trump's vision of real tax reform to a reality.
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I appreciate that baseball players and officials have taken big strides to clean up doping in their sport.
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Brazil has actually made huge strides in curbing deforestation and fires in the rainforest in the recent past.
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Poland's economy has made great strides since Communism's fall, and unemployment is at a record low, 5.3 percent.
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They're making strides in the 2018 midterms, and they'll likely have an even bigger battle heading into 2020.
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What is it that seems to stand in the way of greater strides by women in the workplace?
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Legislatures at the state and territory level, however, have made significant strides toward gender equity in recent years.
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China's economy has made its strides atop a pile of public and private debt now $34 trillion high.
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Our country has made strides to enforce social distancing and this is not the time to let up.
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They don't see the strides we're making and how this information that we put out makes a difference.
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And the neighborhood has made great strides — last year there was a significant drop in homicides and shooting.
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It just means the money we get from this transfer will allow us to make greater strides forward.
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Mr. Phillips said the mayor cared deeply about homelessness and had made strides in tackling a difficult issue.
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Over the past few years, pretrained language models have enabled huge strides across a number of language tasks.
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Despite the late start, India's elite women cricketers have been making significant strides on and off the field.
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"We have made great strides, but changes to the force require a long-term implementation process," Carter said.
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That led them to cut corners, though the company has since made significant strides to address those mistakes.
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So-called "old HP" has also been making strides in modernizing and updating its operating systems, observes MCAM.
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But I also have to point out: culturally, we have made huge strides in pushing diversity and division.
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T.J. Smith, the police department's chief spokesman, said the city has made great strides, even considering Tuesday's homicide.
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This police procedural, based on Michael Connelly's books, strides into its fourth season, with a fifth one confirmed.
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Lengthening or shortening their strides subsequently did not make them more economical; instead, it made them less efficient.
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While the VA has made strides in increasing access to mental healthcare, it alone cannot address this crisis.
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Announced last week, President Obama's 2023 budget request makes considerable strides toward addressing issues that impact global poverty.
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It has also made some strides to update the methods by which hateful content is analyzed and reviewed.
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Cox strides toward me with a huge smile as I reach out my hand to formally introduce myself.
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The club hasn't won a major trophy in a decade, but has made significant strides in that time.
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As just one of 15 performers with the coveted title, Moreno made major strides in the Latina community.
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While the government has made some strides, human rights groups say there is a long way to go.
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While the government has made some strides, human rights groups say there is a long way to go.
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The bad news: The respite probably won't last despite rapid strides among developing economies like China and India.
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Cooper strides up the stairs and out into the black of backstage whilst his band dutifully play on.
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Her party contains a significant minority of fundamentalists, known as "deep greens", who want faster strides towards formal independence.
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But according to the race's rules, the marathon runner must always take the same-sized strides as the child.
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More importantly, a wookiee can't take five furry strides on the exhibition floor without being stopped for a photo.
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In 2003, technology was making strides, and it would only be another four years until Facebook really kicked off.
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Gold's King Lear has one saving grace: Its lead, Glenda Jackson, strides around like a gloriously exasperated mini-Valkyrie.
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Kim Kardashian West is already making strides in her fight to give inmates released from prison a second chance.
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Students earn badges for things like attendance streaks in Fresno Unified's game-like, education data-tracking app, called Strides.
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Activists say Diana made "huge strides" in tackling the stigma surrounding leprosy by touching those affected by the condition.
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Thanks to modern machine learning techniques, text-to-speech engines have made massive strides over the last few years.
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It has made strides in long-range missile technology and tested a first ICBM, the Hwasong-14, in July.
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Britain has made strides in reducing fine-particle pollution from most sources in the past few decades (see chart).
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There's still a long way to go Asexuality has made some strides in the mainstream consciousness in recent years.
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Beverage manufacturers have made some strides: there were 33 different brands of either 100% juice or juice-water blends.
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Amazon is largely challenged today in the U.S. by Walmart and Target, who have been making strides in pay.
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They would also enable the IRS to make tremendous strides in augmenting the services the agency offers to taxpayers.
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York cited major strides in combating ignorance and intolerance as part of her motivation to share her true self.
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Yes, it's changing at a glacial pace, but on all fronts, strides in diversity and inclusivity are being made.
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At this year's WWDC, Apple made important strides in software to support VR, AR, machine learning, and game development.
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Into this rogue's gallery strides Donald J. Trump, blissfully believing that he will not be sucked into the quagmire.
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And in many ways, the country is unrecognizable and great strides have been made in shaping a democratic nation.
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In recent years, women have made strides in the U.S. armed forces and made history, though it's proven difficult.
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By then, Borg had already made major strides in advancing computer operating systems and worked for several computer companies.
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Markle and Harry's marriage is representative of the leaps and strides that the British monarchy is taking towards modernization.
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Between 2012 and 2017 Congo made the greatest strides in human development, according to the UN's Human Development Index.
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Twitch's AutoMod system debuted with great fanfare, but has made few strides in cleaning up hate in live-chat.
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Despite those recent strides, piracy appears to be worsening in the Gulf of Guinea, off the coast of Nigeria.
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Women business leaders are now sitting at the same table as men, and have made great strides in tech.
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There are no easy solutions to this problem, but there are strides that can be made to create change.
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Retailers have already made strides in working out the kinks for their buy online, pick up in store services.
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Innovative firms have made strides developing solutions for each, but a comprehensive technology answer still remains to be found.
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Both countries have made great strides in reducing poverty but remain starkly unequal, and indeed are becoming more so.
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"Developed countries have made great strides in reducing outdoor air pollution and protecting children from indoor pollutants," Lake said.
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I'm proud of the strides she made with Nathan and her professional life, and she deserves to celebrate it.
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On Tuesday, Google said it is also making strides to reduce what's called "fingerprinting," though it offered few specifics.
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While they've made strides in raising their companies' overall diversity percentages, they've largely done so with lower-level positions.
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Ecuador is making strides but Peru and Brazil both need more systemic approaches to managing disaster risks, he said.
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With a larger network of modern seismometers, we could make huge strides in our understanding of the moon's geology.
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Like many strides forward in women's history, this one has a heroine with a mind-boggling level of achievement.
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"We have made significant strides in our game and we are playing really hard," Speraw told a news conference.
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Emoji have made great strides in terms of diversity over the years, and this new batch is no different.
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Tesla has already made strides in developing an in-car system, and already has a stockpile of driver data.
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We made major strides in the Home timeline & relevance of notifications, improving retention for monthly active & daily active usage.
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While the Latino business community has made significant strides, much remains to be done to encourage and solidify growth.
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The underlying technology supporting the strides made in mobility is incredibly complex, testing the knowledge of the tech establishment.
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If can match our hopes w/ willpower, we can make tremendous strides in addressing rising cancer rates in LatAm!
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Representation matters, and those two groups are woefully under-represented in media, though recently there have been major strides.
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The current Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi has made great strides to perform this role, which must be encouraged.
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Though the WWE has made strides in recent years, they've yet to achieve a marked measure of LGBTQ equality.
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Done right, we can make great strides in screening, treating and preventing disease with the touch of a button.
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The wind is visibly knocked out of Davis as Joan triumphantly strides across the stage to collect her prize.
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Across Europe, parties of the populist right have made strides (see chart) by whipping up angst about the newcomers.
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If they make strides, they might eventually get it to a place where it makes sense to support it.
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We have made major strides in transparency but need to do even more to show our work to people.
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In recent years, L.G.B.T. Americans have made huge strides in our efforts to live our lives in the open.
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But it looks as though the two industries are finally making strides to reflect that cultural and aesthetic variety.
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While health advocates have made great strides to address health disparities impacting our communities, considerable challenges continue to exist.
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Once the camera pops open, the OnePlus 26 clearly makes some impressive strides in terms of software and hardware.
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To his credit, he has made more strides towards normalization of relations with North Korea than any previous president.
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The telescope, which would be the world's largest, could lead to enormous strides in space exploration and revolutionize astronomy.
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Mr. Lauder said the art legislation took great strides toward righting a wrong that has defied an easy solution.
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Farah, who is known for his long strides and late sprinting ability, ran his final lap in 52.83 seconds.
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She takes stock of the bubbles a few seconds longer, but then she strides out of the camera's lens.
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Though Sloan said he believes the bank was making strides in restoring its reputation, Warren and others weren't impressed.
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LG, Lenovo and TCL rounded out the top five, with the latter two making pretty solid market-share strides.
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Healthtech continues to make impressive strides forward, but some pieces of the healthcare puzzle are still lagging way behind.
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Luckily, yesterday Christian Louboutin made some major strides to fix that — get ready for the de-beigeing of nude.
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Let's take a look at some of the first industries making strides in using virtual reality to improve business.
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But just the fact that those brief positive moments existed shows I've made great strides in my healing process.
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Those strides are, in part, owed to one of the most important tools in SETI research: the Arecibo Observatory.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas had made strides, and Mr. Ryan thought the campaign would snake into the summer.
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The Denver Nuggets made significant strides last season in large part because they could score with just about anyone.
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Regulators and the industry together have made great strides to enhance the safety of offshore operations in recent years.
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While physicians have made strides in prescribing more judiciously, prior authorization delays often mean increased suffering or other harm.
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After the incident, Landen continued to make great strides in his recovery, which doctors stopped short of calling miraculous.
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But the last couple of years, with our recruiting, playing some younger players last year, we've made some strides.
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Despite the strides made, like the success of same-sex marriage, LGBTQ life is still a life of vulnerability.
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Women in the workforce in the 1980s continued to make strides, but there was still a ways to go.
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From Anita Hill to Christine Blasey Ford, this video spotlights the Senate's strides in gender sensitivity and female representation.
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In recent decades, researchers have made extraordinary strides in understanding the workings of brain cells, neural circuits and anatomy.
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WHO has also made strides to post accurate novel coronavirus information to its other social media accounts like Instagram.
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Once mosquitoes were identified as the carrier of malaria, strides were taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
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"I am struck by the great strides Pakistan has made since its birth seventy-two years ago," he continued.
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Despite the reduction in future aircraft for Afghan forces the Afghan Air Force made some positive strides in 2019.
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The networks have made strides online in allowing advertisers to direct ads to certain demographics, according to network sources.
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"The department has taken great strides to improve recruitment and retention for the Baltimore Police Department," the statement said.
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After the attack, Landen continued to make great strides in his recovery, which doctors stopped short of calling miraculous.
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I believe both of our countries made great strides during this trip, and I look forward to future visits.
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Both countries have made important strides against corruption, but once again, corruption was a key factor contributing to violence.
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The mental strides Fernandez has made, he said, have been "the huge improvement" crucial to his success this year.
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These deceptions illustrate how artificial intelligence — even as it is making great strides — can still be tricked and manipulated.
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In the past few years, we've made significant strides when it comes to decreasing the taboo surrounding mental health.
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A spokesperson for L Brands told The Times that the company had made "significant strides" on its corporate governance.
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The U.S. has made some strides with youth programs and they are starting to get those sailors coming through.
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Once we understand why we are perpetually stuck at 90 percent, we can make major strides toward 100 percent.
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Wiener has made strides to change the law, and has met with nearly 1,000 groups to share his story.
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North Korea's missile program made strides in 2017, with Pyongyang saying it successfully test-fired three intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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But they made major strides early this decade following breakthroughs in a type of artificial intelligence called deep learning.
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Now, Facebook is taking major strides to fight back against the tsunami of criticism it's facing over user privacy.
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Union officials said they met yesterday with state lawmakers, and small strides had been made to end the stoppage.
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Only six months into the demonstration, CCBHCs have made huge strides in addressing the opioid epidemic in their communities.
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On Tuesday, the company said it was aware of these issues and was making strides to revitalize its reputation.
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But China has made rapid strides in some areas, and is already leading in the development of 5G technology.
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The New Orleans Police Department is an example of an agency making great strides -- albeit under a consent decree.
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In June, a Justice Department attorney said the police department had made great strides in cleaning up its act.
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He began with Adobe, the design-oriented software giant making strides in various artificial intelligence and cloud-based applications.
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And while we have made incredible strides toward ending the epidemic, HIV and AIDS remain a public health crisis.
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China, although far from a free-market ideal, has made some of the world's greatest strides toward economic freedom.
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Amherst is not the only school to make great strides in opening its doors to outstanding low-income students.
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And now, with its men's watch line, the venerable Roman maison is making impressive strides on the thin front.
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For a brief moment, he strides cheerfully alone in foul territory, occupying a baseball netherworld between coach and player.
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His predecessor, Terry McAuliffe, under whom he served as lieutenant governor, made some strides in connecting with black communities.
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He said the DEA has made "made numerous efforts" and "great strides" in terms of adding oversight and accountability.
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Gretchen, beaming, then declares that she is "loving this" as she strides into Litchfield to start her new life.
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The good news is that the US has made great strides to reduce lead poisoning over the past decades.
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British poets Charly Cox (read her poem about kale) and queer poet Yrsa Daley Ward are making strides in Europe.
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The European Union made great strides toward this goal with the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR.
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T-Mobile had been making serious strides with its offer of unlimited data and stealing subscribers from its larger competitors.
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I think this shows that we are winning, that Donald Trump is winning and that he is making tremendous strides.
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By now, it's no secret that the GOP is making major strides in repealing the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
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Whereas the company's California-centric Hollister brand has made some strides, it didn't start off with the same polarizing reputation.
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As the fashion industry continues making strides in terms of diversity, there are plenty of hits and misses to highlight.
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He said the Taliban had taken "incredible strides" towards their goal of "ending the occupation and establishing an Islamic system".
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Beijing has made some strides in letting foreigners have greater access to the local financial industry, after years of waiting.
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Aside from the strides of haute couture and pret-a-porter, that is, machine-based fabrics, where is the innovation?
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It's safe to say that over the last century, we've made incredible strides towards achieving gender equality in our society.
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In a statement issued later on Friday, AIBA said it had made "great strides in a short period of time".
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In the meantime, similarly oil-dependent neighbours including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE have taken greater strides to diversify.
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Sculley said that the department had made strides at eroding the male-dominated police culture that has been in place.
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Although Malta is largely a Catholic nation, it has made strides towards becoming a more liberal state in recent years.
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Despite big strides, a third of Ethiopians, who now number nearly 100m, still live on less than $1.90 a day.
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Bernard caught a pass, took two strides and got his head up; he was not defenseless, he was a runner.
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Just because mainstream culture has chosen to ignore these men and women, doesn't mean that they have not made strides.
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"While we've seen some significant strides by our employer, we refuse to rest until all workers have their full rights."
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We're all encouraged to recognize the struggles and strides of the black community through the celebration of Black History Month.
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And considering the strides that her daughters have made in their respective fields, Kris is damn good at her job.
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Let's make a change in how art has been being shown and keep making strides to change for the better.
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The offscreen strides were hugely important, but it turns out that that onscreen women were also having an excellent year.
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"Morgan has been receiving institutional mental health care for the past two years and she's made incredible strides," Kuchler said.
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Out strides the British number one and four-time winner, Andy Henman, to the cheers of the excitable, partisan crowd.
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Gastric banding in particular has taken great strides in recent years, and has been shown to be safe and effective.
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Both candidates continue to suffer from challenging unfavorable ratings, though Clinton has made strides improving her marks following the conventions.
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She literally strides across the Seven Kingdoms like she owns the world, stepping on the little people at her feet.
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Fruit of the Loom (yes, the packaged underwear brand) is making strides to change the perception of their underwear styles.
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Facebook has taken a lot of strides to better the level of privacy, discourse, and elections integrity on its platform.
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Still: The People's HouseEven in the last twelve months, VR filmmaking has made strides technologically, and Hollywood is taking notice.
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DONG THI VINH strides proudly across a patchwork of green fields at her farm just south of Hanoi, Vietnam's capital.
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Fiorini and Gianna have made tremendous emotional and physical strides in their recovery since the night that changed their lives.
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A rapid restructuring and modernization of China's industries is accompanied by big strides in education, scientific research and social welfare.
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Let's use these historical strides we've made as a nation to empower us as warriors on this battlefield of equality.
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Prince Harry's hero, U.S. Marine Kirstie Ennis, is making major strides in her recovery following a second amputation in December.
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General Motors has made a few interesting strides in its development of autonomous technology in the last couple of months.
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Thanks in part to outspoken body advocates, we've made great strides toward greater body positivity and body acceptance in general.
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He strides across the tarmac, Air Force One behind him, accompanied by his Princess wife and holding his son's hand.
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Illustration: Incunabula (Courtesy Joseph Matheny)But even as the Ashram made great strides with its unorthodox work, danger was brewing.
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Yance Ford became the first trans director nominated for an Oscar The Academy also made strides in the LGBTQ community.
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Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela have made strides in the past few years, but suffer from the lack of quality opponents.
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She wants to see strides, and so she aspires to be more of a professional and have an end goal.
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As we veer towards self-driving cars, this technology could help us make major strides toward a world without crashes.
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Around the globe, many companies are making strides toward the futuristic vision of purely electric cars and streamlined traffic patterns.
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As medicine strides forward, we spend more time just sitting around, leading to new health epidemics, like obesity and diabetes.
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An aspect of her splintering mind that she's buried and her family is taken careful strides to keep that way?
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The e-commerce giant has made strides with its programming, even picking up several Oscars (their first!) earlier this year.
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New York City has made big strides since the 1960s, when its air was among the dirtiest in the country.
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In Colombia and across Latin America, important strides have been made to include more women in politics in recent years.
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In the meantime, similarly oil-dependent neighbors including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE have taken greater strides to diversify.
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Indigo says the work it did with plants was inspired by the recent strides made in understanding the human biome.
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Romney was highly critical of Trump during the campaign, although the two have recently made strides in repairing their relationship.
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Through both enforcement and education, the CFPB has made significant strides to ensure the financial safety of our military servicemembers.
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Bonnici said the government had made strides to improve the freedom of journalists since the murder, including abolishing criminal libel.
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While some brands are making strides to be inclusive of every body type — others are just living in the past.
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African-Americans made modest strides, accounting last year for 9.3 percent of new directors, up from 8.3 percent in 2014.
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But Chinese brands now account for every one in two phones sold in India with Xiaomi making the greatest strides.
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Guatemala's U.N.-supported International Commission Against Impunity (CICIG) has made impressive strides in rooting out organized crime in that country.
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Industry lobby groups said they have made great strides since then, but the Commission decided that progress had been insufficient.
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But no sooner has the patient died than a marching band bursts into the auditorium, and strides down the aisles.
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He was not forthcoming with details, but did say the company is already making strides in making cars fully autonomous.
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With Stalinists gone from power, Albania has made significant strides toward normalization based on a market economy and democratic elections.
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GM CEO Mary Barra, who has made significant strides to increase female leadership in the company, says Suryadevara is ready.
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You can calibrate your Apple Watch to improve its accuracy in measuring your walking and running strides during a workout.
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And they have made some impressive strides in building less fuel-hungry engines, lighter vehicles, and entirely new power trains.
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As Medicare continues its much needed march toward modernization, adopting market-based incentives like step therapy can be significant strides.
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The takeaway here is that it's not too late for companies to start making strides as it pertains to ESG.
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Iran made great strides in this regard by the 2010s, hence the Obama administration's efforts to orchestrate the nuclear deal.
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"I've been making big strides lately and feeling a lot better," Correa said, the belt draped over his left shoulder.
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Liz Theoharis, has made strides in its goal of bringing poverty and economic inequality to the forefront of national discourse.
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But most of the strides are being made at the elementary school level, he added, while middle schools are lagging .
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Obama said that despite great strides made by Vietnam, Washington had concerns about the limits it puts on political freedom.
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With four strides remaining, Miller began to dive toward the finish line like a runner trying to steal second base.
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Both had made strides in the past five years, said Michael Taylor, who heads the travel unit at J.D. Power.
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Abortion is illegal in Northern Ireland, but tentative strides have been made recently towards relaxing the law in limited cases.
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Bank of Cyprus (Caa2/B-) has made great strides since imposing losses on subordinated and senior bondholders four years ago.
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The bill's sponsor, Representative Rick Jasperse, a Republican, said the bill would make great strides in promoting safety on campuses.
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"Over the past eight years under President Obama's leadership, we have taken tremendous strides forward in economic growth," she said.
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Kingsbury believes virtual reality can be the technology that evens the odds and allows smaller teams to make big strides.
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Don't think too much, Matt scolded himself, and abruptly stood, quickly taking the three strides needed to reach the woman.
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Apple has clearly made great strides in the enterprise since Steve Jobs made that comment on the enterprise in 2010.
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In just a few years, 3D cameras have made massive strides in sophistication while becoming ever more affordable and accessible.
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The administration of current Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made important strides in expanding access to electricity, healthcare, and sanitation.
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The founder said these adverse circumstances, though greater than what he expected, would not prevent the company from making strides.
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The dollar also made strides against the yen after Draghi's comments, rising 0.2 percent and moving comfortably above 117 yen.
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Porzingis, now in his fourth season in New York, said he was excited — about his strides in rehabilitation from surgery.
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Geoffrey Kamworor peeked over his shoulder in the final stretch, sizing up Wilson Kipsang just a few strides behind him.
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Well, it appears he's a bit of all three as he strides in and philosophizes about how much he controls.
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But he still managed to keep an almost childlike wonder about the strides that had been made in media delivery.
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First, companies have made significant strides in the last few years to invest in and integrate emerging tech across industries.
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In a clip from Beyoncé's new visual album Lemonade, the singer strides down a street in a yellow, ruffled dress.
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China, an authoritarian state, has made strides toward cleaning up its cities in part by bringing criminal charges against polluters.
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Ethan Hawke is the best thing about "Stockholm," but the moment he strides into a bank things begin going haywire.
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At the same time, analysts noted that Petrobras has made strides in cutting its still hefty $79 billion debt load.
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He added: "We've made great strides and are doing so much great work — and there is much more to come!"
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Since its famously decentralizing 1991 Constitution, Colombia has made strides in fortifying Congress, the courts, the press and social movements.
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She attributes the professional strides of clients living on their own to the strings some parents attach to seed money.
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She cooperated with local and national journalists who wrote about her candidacy in the context of strides by transgender people.
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On Thursday, President Trump signed Space Policy Directive 2, which will make important strides toward modernizing our outdated space policies.
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In an earnings call, Ellison said the company is making strides with its turnaround but has more work to do.
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The crown prince has been hailed by some Western media as a feminist reformer for making strides for Saudi women.
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Given that the world's population has grown since those years, these strides are even greater in incidence per capita terms.
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And he also knew that he could make strides with Gorbachev by reasoning with him rather than simply threatening him.
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Since those initial discussions, the companies developing technologies and services to bring those plans to fruition have made significant strides.
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The country has made strides in improving infrastructure and governance and has one of Africa's strongest economies and tech scenes.
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But in most other ways, Ms. Feore's thrilling version finds new doors into the material and strides confidently through them.
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It has never been more important to come together, examine the evidence, and make strides against this deadly health challenge.
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And he's kept up a cushy cash advantage as the former governor fails to make significant strides in his fundraising.
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Pyongyang has stepped up its weapons tests in recent months, appearing to make strides in its nuclear and missile programs.
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Fortunately, I come from Missouri, a state that in recent years has made strides towards restoring federalism and constitutional government.
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At 6-5, he can cover 100 meters in 41 strides while many other top sprinters require 1003 or more.
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I ran for about a hundred yards, until my lungs ached, then walked in long strides down to Highway 5.
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"We will be celestially urged to take strides at work, but not diverge from straight and narrow path," Stardust says.
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Goldman Sachs is another firm that's made notable strides to build out its services across various age and wealth bands.
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Just two weeks into the new decade, the WNBA has made strides in pushing towards a fairer, more equitable future.
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I'm proud of the impact we've had, the strides we've made, and I have the utmost trust in our leadership.
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Ellsberg strides through Russian immigration—the same country, in his Pentagon years, he worked to destroy—flashing a peace sign.
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Storage technology has made significant strides in recent years, but still plays a relatively small role in the electricity mix.
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"He's made good strides over the last few years, especially over the last 16 months, with his game," Raonic said.
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The university has made some strides in the past few decades to help attract and support black students on campus.
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Despite there being a long road ahead, Swift made sure to point out the strides made in the music industry.
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India's strides in information technology over the last two decades make for one of the country's most famous success stories.
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The United States has recognized the dangers associated with this cyber dependence and has made strides in the right direction.
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