We have got to make sure that doesn&apost take hold in the Congress, and it doesn&apost take hold anywhere else.
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We're waiting for the investigation and process to take hold.
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Of course, a governor's economic policies don't take hold immediately.
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Amazon's foray into grocery has been slower to take hold.
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Gore election when Diebold's voting machines started to take hold.
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Today in Europe, the center begins to take hold again.
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Sometimes, too, new concepts just need time to take hold.
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There are two ways the virus could take hold again.
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And he says changes are finally starting to take hold.
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A raft of injuries, or poor form, might take hold.
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You only need one of those seeds to take hold.
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Outpatient services like Mount Sinai's have been slower to take hold.
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It might not need much time at all to take hold.
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DeVos froze regulations weeks before it was set to take hold.
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It really comes to where is growth likely to take hold.
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The apparel industry desperately needs a new trend to take hold.
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In health care, however, new models take time to take hold.
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Greenspan predicted that wage and price increases would eventually take hold.
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But fears of contamination take hold: What if it's gone bad?
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It was just long enough for a romance to take hold.
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You can watch all the nastiest viruses take hold and spread.
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Those limitations will take hold at Monday at 8:00 a.m.
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"There's a natural process that's going to take hold," he said.
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Additional tariffs on Chinese goods are slated to take hold Dec.
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Don't be surprised if some of these fail to take hold.
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HIV weakens the immune system, enabling TB to more easily take hold.
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Raffman: First, I'm skeptical that the no-fault model will take hold.
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If prices fall below $40, then another prolonged downturn could take hold.
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Change will only take hold if made by those who own it.
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Outside of Paris, however, the trend has yet to fully take hold.
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Iranian oil exports should start falling as the new sanctions take hold.
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This feeling can take hold just a few episodes in, Levinson says.
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Whether it can take hold now is a big question for Bosch.
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Henderson says it helps them take hold of a larger market share.
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Over the course of Thursday, that argument, maybe, started to take hold.
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Gretchen Harris may need senior housing before such innovations take hold, however.
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Michelle, could a third national party ever take hold in the U.S.A.?
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By the second play it'd started to take hold a little more.
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He predicts the initial push taking a few years to really take hold.
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But for a movement to really take hold, it needs more than students.
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Rival parties may be persuaded to desist, and a tenuous stability take hold.
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For a new title to take hold, it has to have a purpose.
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Analysts believed it would take several years for those initiatives to take hold.
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If approved, the new-look Daimler won't take hold until January 1, 2020.
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Facebook needs to stop bad AR and VR apps before they take hold.
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My self-worth plummeted and my disordered behavior began to take hold again.
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However, CEOs remain of the belief that the changes eventually will take hold.
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The only change you'll see are falling costs as our reforms take hold.
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Unless oil prices recover, fears about credit issues will take hold, said Doll.
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Will the seriousness of the office he's about to occupy finally take hold?
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But when the dust eventually clears, he predicts a comeback will take hold.
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Granted I went to school in Florida, but when did this take hold?
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Since then, each endured failed relationships before finally allowing fate to take hold.
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The health crisis must get resolved before a lasting recovery can take hold.
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Typically, eating disorders take hold in adolescence, and Ms. Bates was no exception.
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The protesters were ejected, but their campaign, and values, began to take hold.
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Some of those proposals would take hold far faster than the California law.
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But once they take hold, they are virtually unstoppable, and victims usually die.
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Andrew Yang was somewhere around Davenport when the drugs began to take hold.
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These behaviors incubate a permissive environment where sexual harassment and assault take hold.
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We could see a bigger pullback before fundamentals take hold and stocks rise.
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It's disgusting and I will never let those impulses take hold of me again.
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Still, that doesn't mean the spirit of 1989 is poised to again take hold.
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They long for a united land, though many remain skeptical peace can take hold.
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For now, it's too early to tell if this new directive will take hold.
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This Flushie Pre-Toilet Deodorizer Spray eliminates unpleasant odors before they even take hold.
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Background: This controversial technique took a while to take hold in the marketing world.
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And yet for peace to really take hold, there is no other road forward.
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There is no reason that permanent peace cannot take hold on the Korean Peninsula.
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He said it only took about two weeks for the addiction to take hold.
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That approach needs to take hold now in the places devastated by Hurricane Irma.
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The bank told investors to look for the changes to take hold by 2022.
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Efforts to introduce different traits and different crops have been slow to take hold.
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As the hunt for Bin Laden continues, democracy tries to take hold in Afghanistan.
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However, a four-day workweek has yet to take hold on a large scale.
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They disrupt native vegetation and make it easier for invasive plants to take hold.
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Warren's plan also shows the shift starting to take hold around Democrats and guns.
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We will take hold of whatever feels right to us, even when its wrong.
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Entrepreneurial thinking needs to be taught very early, comprehensively and systematically to take hold.
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These innovators have wanted to see their ideas take hold in the United States.
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The concept of babies at work may never take hold in a broad way.
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But we don't believe that some of the more radical solutions will take hold.
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And there's no guarantee Johnson or the Libertarian Party nominee's message will take hold.
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But it is prudent to be nervous that this vicious cycle could take hold.
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It took a while to build up in my system and truly take hold.
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A need like nothing else I've ever known will soon take hold of me.
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If you have this experience early enough, it tends to take hold for life.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Sanders's populist message began to take hold and polls tightened.
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It adapts to circumstances and seemingly new excuses for age-old prejudices to take hold.
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Although uniformity reigns in some areas, it has not even begun to take hold in
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They speculate that this could make it easier for pathogens like bacteria to take hold.
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As the rules take hold, some lawmakers who originally supported the legislation are backing away.
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It's an idea that's been bandied about but has yet to take hold with lawmakers.
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It will take on the order of six to 12 months to really take hold.
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"Blacks must take hold of the narrative of who we are," Mr. Santiago-Hudson said.
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In order for Circle's vision to really take hold, regulators need to be on board.
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Now, several analysts said they're seeing signs that management's plans are starting to take hold.
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"We must not let pessimism take hold, lest it creates self-fulfilling expectations," he said.
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It's been just long enough for millennial nostalgia to take hold and reshape the narrative.
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The mass commercialization of Halloween, however, didn't take hold for another 50 years or so.
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The "minimum wage as wedge issue" scheme failed to take hold in state after state.
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They live in a closed society in which group think and paranoia easily take hold.
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It would be great news to see the same dynamic take hold in disaster relief.
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The term "pegan" — a cross between a paleo and a vegan diet — will take hold.
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E.S.G. may well take hold eventually, just as stock markets, Starbucks and smog have done.
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They'll also want evidence that foot traffic is holding up as coronavirus concerns take hold.
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"It could be pretty worrying if those changes have time to take hold," he said.
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And once those seeds are planted, well, they take hold as surely as any other tradition.
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Slide your hands down the sides of the fabric or take hold of the middle handles.
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Falling equity markets can signal a recession is looming or has already started to take hold.
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It took time for the idea to take hold, but today it's a highly lucrative business.
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Don't look now, but a long-overdue rise in worker paychecks is beginning to take hold.
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Why it matters: For AVs to take hold, they'll have to gain the trust of consumers.
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If both fail to buy in as indispensable partners, such an order can't take hold globally.
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It takes all participants to give change time to take hold, not to jump out prematurely.
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Tapping nostalgia is a tried and true move as a new technology starts to take hold.
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Take hold of your jaw, really feel and push your skin to take the pressure out.
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This is a particularly ideal moment for something like an inclusion rider to actually take hold.
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But maybe the realization that the administration is harming its base is beginning to take hold.
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Gradually, the efforts to engage with Black Americans, Latinos, and Native Americans began to take hold.
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Customized talent integrations are more likely to take hold on social platforms than SVOD/AVOD platforms.
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J.B. Hunt's app has been seeing a slowdown in downloads as these other options take hold.
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Around this time, a fascination with electronic dance music began to take hold across the city.
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Does propaganda begins to take hold to provide a facade for the preservation of the party?
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That means that as we respond to the pandemic, Modern Monetary Theory may finally take hold.
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It's the bleeding edge of happy hour and the overlap is just beginning to take hold.
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When we do that, we enable democracy to take hold in even the most dire situations.
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The goal is to get to a healthy weight before health issues take hold, veterinarians agree.
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She's already writing another novel, set partly in Italy, which explores how conspiracy theories take hold.
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"We don't believe that some of the more radical solutions will take hold," Regeneron's Schleifer said.
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Trump critics remain skeptical on whether that type of economic activity can take hold long term.
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Even if a truce were to take hold, IS would not be a party to it.
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For violence to take hold, there is a need to suppress the memory of historical persecution.
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It didn't take hold, possibly because companies realized that "privacy policy" embodied the ambiguity they wanted.
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One of the first whiteness critiques to take hold was from Jenna Wortham via the Hairpin.
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Antibiotics disturb the normal healthy bacteria of the gut so a C. diff infection can take hold.
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It would take another generation for PLATO's biggest lessons to really take hold in a meaningful way.
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As they face further shelling, diplomats discuss a ceasefire that may or not may not take hold.
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We are supremely skeptical of the role of consumer empowerment narratives about how certain technologies take hold.
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Right now, you don't see it and that's why you haven't seen the extreme measures take hold.
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Such optimism raises two big questions: what is behind this nascent recovery and will it take hold?
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Once conspiracy theories take hold, this case study suggests, they can influence the political climate for generations.
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After a few minutes she felt it take hold and she shunted some gas to maintain altitude.
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The market welcomed cost cuts but many are still waiting for the turnaround efforts to take hold.
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The best solution is proper crew training to avert collective lapses of rationality before they take hold.
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Circling back, it is tough to tell whether this passionate rush to embrace Eeyore will take hold.
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Who hasn't made a mess before their first hit of caffeine has a chance to take hold?
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We generally expect conspiracy theories to take hold among the more excitable elements of the political opposition.
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Trey Laird, a Wall Street trader for 22 years, knows firsthand how quickly addiction can take hold.
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With incredible data collection, the plumbing is already in place for such a system to take hold.
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That is the highest level registered since 2007, when the global financial crisis began to take hold.
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In the '50s, cowboy costumes were all the rage — the space age had yet to take hold.
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"My concern is that politics may take hold of this, which I think is irresponsible," Taylor said.
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The sun's gravity would quickly take hold of Earth and we'd go flying straight toward the sun.
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We will take hold of the bunny, and we won&apost let go because we&aposre animals.
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In their estimation, the world has three years before the worst effects of climate change take hold.
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Worth tempts viewers to reach across the porous surface and take hold of what cannot be reached.
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But it's not clear exactly what allows these microbes to take hold inside a healthy digestive system.
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On the Chinese side, you've had a much harsher authoritarian system take hold under siege in Beijing.
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The new suggestion would be to wait for inflation to more convincingly take hold before raising rates.
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But despite the drastic overhaul of the city's leadership, wholesale change has been slow to take hold.
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"It's a movement and it, as we've seen, can take hold around the world," Ms. Monaco said.
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The country's woefully inadequate health system would undoubtedly be overwhelmed if the virus were to take hold.
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But despite the dramatic overhaul of the city's leadership, wholesale change has been slow to take hold.
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But, for positive reform to take hold, we all need to engage in serious thinking about values.
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The incident gave concreteness to the dim sense of cosmic disfavor beginning to take hold in me.
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During that incident, an activist was able to take hold of the figurine before she was detained.
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He added that fentanyl appears to need an existing user population to take hold in a market.
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Even if Virginia acts as expected next year, there is no guarantee the amendment would take hold.
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Investors are closely watching to see how long it will take those support measures to take hold.
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Hillary Clinton may have failed at exactly this point, allowing the Bannonists to take hold in Washington.
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Advocates of the style in Singapore hope that the same trend will take hold here as well.
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"They both know how easy it is for 'black man syndrome' to take hold," Mr. Williams said.
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In Texas, the influence of this anti-vaccine sentiment has begun to take hold in the state legislature.
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But he predicted tensions will remain high until monsoon rains – which began recently in some areas – take hold.
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Distinguished old players are going to fall by the wayside if they fail to take hold on mobile.
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"I'm disappointed that message didn't take hold, but it doesn't mean I give up my message," he said.
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Given these trends, you can expect a similar redistribution-centered politics to take hold in developing countries too.
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No more excuses — it's time to take hold of our passion projects and turn them into a reality.
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James goes back and forth with his fears, almost letting them take hold before fighting them off again.
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It's not difficult to see how nostalgia for a system that finds dignity in stasis could take hold.
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But on the 62nd anniversary of that decision, which was Tuesday, it is still struggling to take hold.
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STOCK MARKETS Falling equity markets can signal a recession is looming or has already started to take hold.
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And as these governments take hold, we remain unable to articulate what's really wrong with their fascist leanings.
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An atmosphere of intimidation has begun to take hold in many, if not most, of the country's newsrooms.
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He argued that central banks failed to supply enough money and thus allowed devastating deflation to take hold.
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" He added, "His harmony wasn't complicated, but it was catchy and it would take hold in people's consciousness.
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Beyond premium conveniences, the bigger and broader change beginning to take hold at airport gates is biometric boarding.
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We believe this will take hold in both commercial and passenger vehicles, although possibly on different time horizons.
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Even when the administration efforts did eventually take hold, it wasn't clear that all those efforts were effective.
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I would imagine death and becoming nothing, and I would feel this creeping terror take hold of me.
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"We are dealing with a fiscally unstable long-term outlook in which inflation will take hold," he added.
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It's easy to let lifestyle inflation take hold, especially when you assume your paychecks will keep coming indefinitely.
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The retailer's stock has climbed more than 48% this year, with investors betting a turnaround will take hold.
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In a summer show of force, the Taliban tried several times to take hold of some major cities.
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Larger-scale synthetic biology began to take hold in the early 232s, when scientists began to synthesize complete viruses.
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"If this U.S. protectionist rhetoric does take hold, then maybe it could be a little bit longer," he said.
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But one feature from that era has been slow to take hold in the new one: the company town.
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Watching the pneumonia take hold and his chest pain and severe cough grow worse by the day was horrifying.
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Customs duties did increase substantially beginning last July, when the Trump administration's tariffs on China began to take hold.
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The symptoms usually take hold within a few hours of eating the morels raw or undercooked, according to MDCH.
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As a half-human/half-Celestial, Quill was able to take hold of the stone without being immediately destroyed.
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So when the trend of adult summer camps began to take hold a few years ago, I was intrigued.
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The eerie sense of bureaucratic transience seeps into this story, as people pass through but few roots take hold.
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According to Parker, 17 years is the average time before evidence-based medical ideas take hold in community practices.
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What they found: Researchers looked at how technology and science has made it easier for addiction to take hold.
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That effort, and others to take away sensible, important regulations are looming and cannot be allowed to take hold.
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They would be fatally vulnerable under democratic conditions and they have no intention of allowing them to take hold.
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We're excited to see the next wave of real IoT take hold by solving real problems with connected products.
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They have and will act to help the people of their states as the virus continues to take hold.
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Before Jack could take hold of a box of his own, Mike was on his way back down again.
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And they're necessary, as you've likely read, to sort of clear the deck for new growth to take hold.
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But when he found himself the only child in a van to the airport, fear began to take hold.
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Nadler has said Democrats will not continue the investigation once they take hold of House committee gavels next month.
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The country is the 17th most obese in the world, but a fitness craze is beginning to take hold.
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The department is also pursuing this new course before the 2015 plans even have a chance to take hold.
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Trump condemned the bomb threats and vowed he would not allow political violence to take hold in the country.
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The Dolchstoss myth that's sure to take hold if Trump is impeached or quits under pressure will be virulent.
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It will not take much for "new, grown-up Trump" stories to take hold once he is the nominee.
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The mixture of arrogance and paranoia that would lead to the Watergate scandal did not take hold until later.
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Electrical music recording began to take hold in the 1930s, and record players and radios surged into wide distribution.
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But in the fall of that year, a then-novel coronavirus outbreak began to take hold in southern China.
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Nursing homes and assisted living facilities have long been a place where infections can take hold with devastating consequences.
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Growth fears: The world's central banks keep sending interest rates lower as fears about global economic growth take hold.
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This will help an investor stay on track when the emotional aspects of a deal start to take hold.
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The company said strategic moves are beginning to take hold and that it sees meaningful upside in future results.
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And once someone is homeless, other issues can take hold, including mental and physical illnesses, isolation, and substance abuse.
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Mitt Romney had very little appeal to the 21st-century culture that had begun to take hold in America.
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I tried to calm myself down by thinking of a nice beach whenever I felt the fear take hold.
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Its attention has only recently shifted to non-Chinese steel as the impact of its barriers on China take hold.
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I was somewhere around the edge of the sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows when the drugs began to take hold.
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"Availability of treatment is a crucial factor," Ciccarone said, in allowing a decline in the overdose epidemic to take hold.
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Stocks rallied after the summer rout, as a recovery in Europe appeared to take hold and the Chinese currency steadied.
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The turnaround at Ford Motor is finally starting to take hold, chief financial officer Bob Shanks told CNBC on Thursday.
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There was also a clear lack of historical appreciation for how these organizations rise, take hold, and are potentially defeated.
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And we cannot let this pessimism, this dark and divisive and dangerous vision in America take hold in anybody's heart.
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His interpretation of the rules have failed to take hold on the committee, however, and have traditionally been shot down.
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The recently announced fiscal package in Japan, he said, is the beginning of "helicopter money" that could take hold elsewhere.
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Ownership in all other parts of the market will likely drop considerably, as the following models expand and take hold.
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He predicts that the political views that take hold among ethnic minorities this year will far outlast the 211 election.
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A secure and mature energy will take hold at 4:12 PM when the Moon talks to Saturn in Sag.
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Some, like quinoa milk, have struggled to take hold, but almond and soy milk remain among the most popular options.
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We expect those numbers to rise as the logic of extending statutes of limitations for minors continues to take hold.
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If people are cocooned in their information bubbles, as they seem to be, almost any bullshit narrative can take hold.
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But it's the 2013, which won't be released until later this year, in which Mr. Bascaules's efforts really take hold.
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It's possible, but conspiracy theories are unlikely to take hold of the Democratic Party, especially a newly empowered House majority.
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It starts with a cloth-like material on which seeds are placed, and where the roots will eventually take hold.
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Dollar General's move signals the wider consumer shift to healthier foods is beginning to take hold among low-income shoppers.
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A lower countercyclical capital buffer takes immediate effect, while countercyclical capital buffer increases take hold 12 months after the announcement.
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Furthermore, we have seen what happens when fear and intolerance take hold and an entire group of people is ostracized.
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I started to take hold of it with "Take Shelter," in this idea of combining art house cinema with genre.
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But the impact of low oil prices — and the prospect of a sustained slump — has finally started to take hold.
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And they've found a way to take hold of the customers and kind of use them as a money machine.
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It's a concept that's taken time to take hold, but $40 million suggests that investors think its time has come.
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The roots of neighborhood entrepreneurship in Summerhill didn't just take hold with the black community in the 1930s and 1940s.
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But after integration peaked in 1988, courts began releasing schools from their mandates, and segregation began to take hold again.
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Here's what I have done throughout my life when I have faced adversity and fear is beginning to take hold.
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Experts worry that as tiger parts become harder to obtain, a new illicit trade in jaguar parts will take hold.
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Here Shapiro's story, which is a bit slow to take hold, might have dead-ended, if not for Billy's determination.
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To enforce this political silence, China's leaders developed a playbook for stopping popular movements before they can ever take hold.
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But in recent weeks, worry about the trade war has begun to take hold in the United States as well.
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That narrative can then take hold, and frame the way their performances are presented for months, or even years afterward.
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As these regulations take hold, the rail market's cashflow would suffer serious consequences and society will be much worse off.
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The rumors that take hold often prey on pre-existing fears and paranoia -- and are just believable enough to work.
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The disturbing news about the Equifax breach had barely sunk in when the ominous marketing messages began to take hold.
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Some of these ideas never go anywhere, but others take hold even among people who never participate in the movement.
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But even if traditional labor unions don't take hold in Silicon Valley, there are still plenty of avenues for influence.
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We cannot allow a new global framework, like the repressive model embraced by China, Russia and others, to take hold.
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This change in course has spurred debate over when, if not now, the bear market for bonds will take hold.
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" His onscreen wife, played by Nazanin Boniadi, said: "The film is about extremism, which can take hold in any ideology.
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He accused Obama and Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton of leaving a power vacuum in Iraq that allowed ISIS to take hold.
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The "cessation of hostilities" agreed by the United States and Russia is due to take hold on Saturday morning from midnight.
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"Whether or not the South Sudan peace deal can still take hold is today a serious concern," the Mercy Corps said.
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The detour allowed him to take hold of the empires grain, which was the idea behind Jaime Lannister's trip to Highgarden.
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This idea goes back at least five years when the 'consumerization of IT' concept began to take hold inside large companies.
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Also, from a viewer's point of view, they are hearing the correction before the belief has a chance to take hold.
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When characters like Eden (Sydney Sweeney) start having babies and raising them with religious fervor, then Gilead will truly take hold.
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Kim then proceeded to take hold of the camera and record the duo making their attempt to master the workout challenge.
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As snow falls and ice hardens, so does Lenny's mysterious illness take hold, coughing fits causing him to shudder and shake.
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And I think that kind of opportunity and that kind of thinking is starting to take hold in architecture as well.
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Beyond that three-to-four-day time frame, bacteria can take hold and put you in a world of gastrointestinal hurt.
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This new mindset has started to take hold as struggling department store chains have shuttered hundreds of locations across the country.
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Those sequences reversed the stereotypical portrait of Iran as a backward, bloodthirsty society that threatened to take hold in the 2000s.
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"We're just looking for a guy right now," Royals manager Ned Yost said to take hold of that fifth rotation slot.
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The group said in July the plan was starting to take hold and it stuck to its full-year profit forecast.
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The idea did not take hold in Europe, but it made its way to the U.S. over the next few decades.
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Many analysts still maintain the view that the property boom is on a slowing trend as government cooling measures take hold.
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Growth effects from tax reform and less business regulation would not likely start to take hold until next year, he added.
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On a post earnings call with analysts, Chief Executive Brian Cornell said it would take time for turnaround to take hold.
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That culture of innovation, however, has failed to take hold in the public markets, and the IPO market has recently stagnated.
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Take "Hold On" for example, a single from G.O.O.D Music president Pusha T's 20143 full-length My Name Is My Name.
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He really can't be a good man: Lawrence envisioned the economic structure that allowed Gilead to take hold and sustain itself.
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In a more extreme scenario, though, an industrial production slowdown and an "uncertainty shock" could take hold and cause more damage.
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" Elsewhere the hypnotic and soft-hued arrangements take hold like the patiently rollicking "Flowers" and the languid and silky "Lynard Bassman.
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Do you think it will take hold in the coming years, and if so, what are the challenges this will face?
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It would be terrible for press freedom, and for journalists and dissidents everywhere, if this message were allowed to take hold.
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For our project on the future of movies, the director is mostly hopeful that diversity will take hold, but still realistic.
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"If it waits to react to worst case scenarios once they take hold, it will already be too late," he said.
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The CEOs also committed to worker training so employees could develop new skills as automation and other disruptive technologies take hold.
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It was in the era before the transfer market took off, when commercialism had yet to take hold in the game.
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But once someone is without a home, other issues can take hold, including mental and physical illnesses, isolation, and substance abuse.
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This has threatened a run above $80 per barrel, a key price where oil demand destruction usually starts to take hold.
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Steady rhythmic pulses creep in almost unnoticed at first, but take hold as waves of sounds grow in density and darkness.
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As many of its residents began to leave the neighborhood for safer streets, crime and gang activities began to take hold.
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Researchers say that the limited scientific information about the disease increases the risk that misinformation will take hold on social media.
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That impact is reversed as the economic slowdown begins to take hold and a recession outlook becomes the main trading scenario.
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It is not clear how he can take hold of the government if his supposed partisans in the Congress won't legislate.
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European stocks closed provisionally higher Friday, as investor confidence appeared to take hold after a sharp sell-off earlier this month.
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If her sell-off prediction materializes, Hooper says, a "swift recovery" would take hold, and it would be a buying opportunity.
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For new habits to take hold, provide a clear trigger, make the behavior easy to do, and ensure it occurs frequently.
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"Ours is a neighborhood designed to be transient, not a place where roots are meant to take hold," Khan-Cullors writes.
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But his death may make it easier for free-market reforms to take hold in the communist state, Cuban experts told CNN.
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But geoengineering would really only buy a certain amount of time, before the gradual effects of climate change begin to take hold.
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Cryptically and compellingly, Come In Alone beckons you to enter it, take hold of it, spin it, and never leave it alone.
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Instead, Clinton's aides blame reporters for the fact the story didn't fully take hold before voters went to the polls in November.
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BOB is both a malevolent force unto himself and something that could take hold of any one of us at any moment.
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That's a necessary reminder, to highlight what it is we risk losing if complacency and cynicism take hold and don't let go.
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In fact, the opposite motivation can take hold: a refusal to cede ground in order to appease the most ideologically driven constituents.
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For any standard to take hold, influential manufacturers have to embrace it, just as Apple, Google, and Samsung have for USB-C.
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Labor groups have urged the Fed to raise rates as slowly as possible so hiring can continue and wage increases take hold.
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Whether the virus will take hold in a country depends on the local environment and a country's ability to combat the threat.
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Looking forward to 2017, JPMorgan expects a "cleaner story" due to pricing changes that will take hold, stronger content and bigger profits.
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Perhaps alien worlds could be seeded deliberately with terrestrial micro-organisms that might take hold there, jump-starting evolution on those planets.
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And as autonomous vehicles take hold, riding in a car will become no different than taking any other form of public transportation.
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The idea of total war between the Great Powers, whereby the victor would leave the vanquished penniless, had yet to take hold.
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For stocks, we are likely to be range-bound again between here and December, when another rate hike debate will take hold.
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"I'm in favor of showing patience and waiting for the measures announced in March ... to be implemented and take hold," she said.
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Myths take hold As family physicians, we were curious to know if our own patients in clinic might believe in these myths.
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That's because circulating tumor cells might augur metastatic cancer in some patients, while in others the mets never seem to take hold.
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To fail in that would allow the death rattle of an old racist order to take hold as a deafening revival. ♦
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Inflation is beginning to take hold in OECD economies after years of lying dormant, and pilot wages also reflect that, Pearce added.
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The "cessation of hostilities" agreed to by the United States and Russia is due to take hold on Saturday morning from midnight.
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And there are no signs that the good will that often accompanies the arrival of a new president will again take hold.
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The debate format can expose those lies, but it can also allow them to sink in the viewer's mind and take hold.
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It's easy to let ADHD take hold of your aspirations and tear them apart, but it doesn't have to be that way.
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"It would raise the price of gold, the dollar and oil and fears of a war spreading could take hold," Elliott said.
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A flattening yield curve implies growing concerns among investors about the sustainability of economic growth and whether inflation may ever take hold.
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David noted that efforts are made periodically to talk up blended Scotch, but they never really take hold, particularly among younger consumers.
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While they watch, students should take notes on the reasons democracies either fail, weaken or never take hold in the first place.
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The virus is affecting the day-to-day routine of US businesses as the outbreak continues to take hold throughout the country.
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But that trend has yet to take hold in the wealthiest parts of Orange County or in the reliably conservative Central Valley.
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And Mr. Sanders has been the unkempt agitator, long convinced that his uncompromising liberalism would take hold through sheer force of organizing.
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Weedier species that grow quicker could take hold, perhaps turning what used to be a thick forest into a thinner, grassier one.
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Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin have struggled to take hold as viable alternative forms of payments, in part because of their extreme volatility.
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" At the end, he doesn't let seasonal depression take hold: "Gonna try and find that new kind of light, that different glow.
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"We remain on the sidelines until we have greater confidence in sales trends and the initiatives mentioned above take hold," Saleh said.
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"We are now expecting a rolling H21.1492 2020 global growth contraction and a powerful global disinflationary wave to take hold," they added.
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Thus, prolonging Brexit negotiations creates a sense of uncertainty, which could allow similar populist movements to take hold in other European countries.
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The third and most consistent mistake is to ignore the structural conditions that make it so difficult for a party to take hold.
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For every one of those years, as Democrats tried to help the law take hold, Republicans have been craving a moment like this.
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In the foreword, John L. Marshall, chief executive of The Adecco Group, argued the effects of Brexit were now beginning to take hold.
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The co-founder of Before Brands, a San Francisco-based start-up, wants to prevent food allergies in children before they take hold.
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Per Hater, when it comes to Valentine's Day in general, it looks like commercialized holiday cynicism has yet to take hold of teenagers.
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In Sweet Dreams, you can reach for a virtual cup, take hold of its physical counterpart, and start sipping a tangy mystery drink.
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General Saskia appears and unites these disparate groups under the promise of a free state where some form of democracy might take hold.
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These kids know they are in a dangerous zombie world, but they've got just enough stability for traditional adolescent tendencies to take hold.
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With pen and paper, they then recorded how the electrical signals in their volunteers' brains changed as the drugs began to take hold.
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The research does not predict how quickly office automation will take hold, but looks to the jobs where current technology makes automation possible.
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And the "science" of deck-building is certainly real, but that means it takes time for new ideas to surface and take hold.
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Many economists expect robotization to eventually take hold as the economy is unable to keep producing enough jobs to compensate for lost ones.
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Burnout is more likely to take hold when workers feel they don't have the authority to make decisions about how to complete tasks.
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It's too early to say whether the trend will take hold in the United States, but this election has certainly raised the possibility.
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" Leiter said that Trump also exhibited a "clear lack of historical appreciation for how these organizations rise, take hold, and are potentially defeated.
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Elsewhere in Europe however, the group's turnaround continued to take hold and Brazilian operations stayed robust, the French company said in a statement.
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Firms that allow Gresham's Law of Speech to take hold and lose (or never find) their advertisers will always be playing catch-up.
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This in turn leads to challenges with internationalization or localization, I see a lot of great ideas that fail to really take hold.
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One way we can reduce the effectiveness of misinformation is pointing it out very quickly to short circuit its ability to take hold.
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The airline's revenue exceeded forecasts, and it also raised its full-year profit forecast as its efforts to gain market share take hold.
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It didn't take hold, which was a problem for Dane, who by this point had moved his romantic attentions to Sersi's teammate, Crystal.
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Among those throwing change was Sylvia Rivera, whose rise as a transgender activist would take hold in the hours and days to come.
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Indeed, one person briefed on the negotiations, who preferred to remain anonymous, said HUD was not actually interested in seeing receivership take hold.
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While the deal allowed a fragile calm to take hold, the violence was the worst since the 2014 war between Israel and Hamas.
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The idea of applying such a rule to social media has been floated before, but it has so far failed to take hold.
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The readout from markets is clear -- the European Central Bank must act, and quickly, to head off deflation expectations before they take hold.
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But as envelope after envelope I opened revealed the wrong document, a familiar sensation of world-tilting, paralyzing panic started to take hold.
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If people in Ukraine could stand up to a graft-ridden regime, he reasoned, why couldn't that same spirit take hold in Moscow?
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Antibiotic-resistant superbugs have already started to take hold in India, where antibiotics were, for a long time, widely available over the counter.
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"Growth is expected to pick up further over the medium term as the reforms take hold and oil output increases," the IMF said.
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Here and there — in the 18973th-century Dutch Republic for example, or in 19th-century Britain — a sense of belonging did take hold.
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And neighboring Tunisia, the only clear success of the 2011 Arab Spring protests, showed that democracy can take hold even amid a downturn.
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Why it matters: Comcast has been aggressively pursuing alternatives to cable subscription revenue since the streaming boom began to take hold several years ago.
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The virus didn't really take hold in Rio de Janeiro until this year, but it has since become one of the hardest-hit cities.
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"There is confidence that it will take time for the contract to take hold," said Lou Brien, market strategist at DRW Trading in Chicago.
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"This isn't only true of the US."Globally, these trends will take hold and it will be just a matter of time, he said.
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But Merck has said they would likely take hold in TV screens over the next few years, chipping away at its liquid crystals business.
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Once reintroduced into a patient's bloodstream, the juiced-up immune cells made it much more difficult for the cancer to spread and take hold.
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Meanwhile, Europe is still going to apply Super Mario's (ECB Head Mario Draghi's) $1 trillion of QE. The effects have begun to take hold.
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They're big for the federal workers and contractors directly impacted, but as time goes on, they'll take hold in the broader economy as well.
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At MWC, much of the discussion centered on the implication for brands, e-tailers and retailers as biometric swiping and retina authentication take hold.
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Even while firms watch for the regulatory path to clarify, integrating risk management in their approach to fintech could help potential synergies take hold.
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Hang your hammock in the sun until it&aposs completely dry before storing it for winter (you don&apost want mildew to take hold).
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Low-cost carriers that offer long-haul services, as seen in Europe, could also soon start to take hold in the region, he said.
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This inflection signals that retailers' efforts to trim their inventories — and as a result, drive more full-price selling — are starting to take hold.
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None of these issues, however, matter much if Trump can't get anything done—a notion that is starting to take hold in financial circles.
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Sanders-style progressive populism never did take hold in New Jersey last year: Hillary Clinton won the primary there by a staggering 26 points.
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Repeated efforts to reinvent itself, led by a string of chief executives, including the company's current leader, Marissa Mayer, have failed to take hold.
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And in order for that to happen, democracy must be allowed to take hold and those who show contempt for it held to account.
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These conditions create and exacerbate resource shortages and aggravate social and political tensions, fostering avenues for extremist ideologies and political instability to take hold.
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At the same time, it will help to unleash new business models as these networks take hold and bring parties together in new ways.
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Critics say Ankara was too ready to back hardline Islamist groups fighting Assad, contributing to the conditions which enabled Islamic State to take hold.
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As some mend broken hearts, others fall in love for the first time, all while the reality of their futures starts to take hold.
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Now, as the hungry metropolis of Gravity Rush 2 indicates, the time has come for the "endless city" to really take hold in videogames.
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And so far in this election, it has generally taken a week or two for big shifts to take hold — whether it was Mrs.
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This would be the biggest step in a peace process that, despite numerous efforts, has failed to take hold in the war-torn country.
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It's just that they want to keep using their incremental approach, not the more aggressive strategy that seemed to take hold earlier this year.
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"Perhaps not all men, per se, but a pernicious ideology that has been allowed to take hold of men's hearts and minds," Ona says.
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Moreover, research indicates that nonviolent action can be an important indicator that democracy will take hold, bolstered by the very action of civil resistance.
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The move continues to blur the lines between sports media companies and professional gaming as the popularity of legalized gambling continues to take hold.
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If that's the case again, it would continue a positive dynamic that seemed to take hold in the latter part of the second quarter.
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By patrolling their homes, people can put out sparks and embers before they take hold as they likely would in a building left vacant.
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Meanwhile, a North Korean documentary maker has told the Guardian newspaper that there is risk of famine within the country as sanctions take hold.
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New themes arise or die out; new narratives emerge and either progress or fade away again; certain behaviors grow widespread and occasionally take hold.
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With Hollywood gearing up to release its latest sensationalized rendering of the fight, a new wave of misinformation is already starting to take hold.
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That sort of grim self-criticism has yet to take hold in the world of superhero movies, which hasn't experienced an extended bust cycle.
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The most expensive tier listed above, called Corriente Divina, or "Divine Steam," allows users to take hold of San Calvicie's botnet to launch DDoS attacks.
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Destabilized states leave room for extremist groups to take hold, powered by armies of child soldiers under the command of some of the surviving adults.
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There are a number of reasons why the acceptance of battery technology has been slow to take hold, Cogan said, including cost, range and infrastructure.
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But despite the leap Jobe takes into master of all tech, the notion of VR as a therapy tool is already beginning to take hold.
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The new narrative will only take hold if it is tailored, not just from country to country, but down to the level of individual communities.
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Analysts were less convinced the changes at Old Navy would take hold quickly, as the brand posted a second straight drop in same-store sales.
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CD163 exists on the surface of immune cells called macrophages, and its presence seems to help PRRS take hold in a pig's body and spread.
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"The worst-case scenario is that we have these security blind spots where the epidemic could take hold that we don't know about," he said.
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The first is when the most painful changes–the ones that save the most money–don't take hold until year seven or even year nine.
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With its conspiratorial ideas about Jews "controlling" society, it is a prejudice that requires Jewish people to be ensconced in a society to take hold.
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Puerto Rico could have a very bright future ahead if entrepreneurship is allowed to take hold and local private-sector leaders become more actively involved.
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But even though Microsoft has reportedly sold about 35 million units over the last seven years, it failed to take hold in the gaming world.
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The entire Dead experience was so immersive that it seemed to completelY take hold of everyone who was there just as it did for me.
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Traditional players, like TV manufacturers, have a harder time standing out, but when they do, they can take hold of the conversation for the year.
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As voice-powered technology reaches into more communities worldwide, the feminisation of digital assistants may help gender biases to take hold and spread, they added.
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Her political opponents say the policy has allowed Islamist militancy to take hold in the country, while there is growing fear among the general public.
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The state's Democratic attorney general, Gurbir S. Grewal, first issued the Immigrant Trust Directive a year ago, but it did not take hold until March.
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Then, as the ruinous consequences of opioid addiction take hold, the public must pay again—this time for emergency services, addiction treatment, and the like.
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If a cease-fire does not take hold, the greater risk for Israelis and Palestinians is that Islamic Jihad's continued fighting draws Hamas into battle.
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But the gains decline to 60 cents if, as often happens, the new social norms fail to take hold and the latrines fall into disuse.
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As prescription opioid reforms take hold and the medical community returns to more judicious prescribing practices, the market for counterfeit pills will continue to explode.
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At the time, a national debate on race was at a rolling boil and a renewed discussion on gender equality was beginning to take hold.
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The Comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, said the analysis is based on a relatively optimistic estimate that recovery efforts will begin to take hold around June.
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Harvey Kaye, author of "Take Hold of Our History: Make American Radical Again," said on Hill TV's "Rising" Tuesday morning that 85033 presidential candidate Sen.
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By then the abbey's association with literary figures — the genesis of its Poets' Corner — had begun to take hold, though by chance rather than design.
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But when Feng, a postdoctoral researcher at Oxford, returned to the UK, where the illness was just starting to take hold, the same wasn't true.
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After more than a decade of decline, the global music market began to turn around in about 22015, just as streaming began to take hold.
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As a Black woman and journalist, I see the harm that is caused when distorted narratives take hold in order to dehumanize another human being.
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At the same time, we can't completely rule out some positive Trump effects on the economy, even as his policies have yet to take hold.
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Anyone with children knows the particular brand of anxiety that can take hold as soon as you're tasked with feeding them on a school night.
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When the light bar flashes red and turns off, it doesn't know what to do and expects you to immediately take hold of the wheel.
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Democrats in the House, however, are expected to launch a series of investigations into the Trump administration when they take hold of the committee gavels.
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"After the muted developments in the second quarter, positive influences should take hold more forcefully with a gradual improvement of the external environment," it added.
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Last night I swam out beyond the buoys, looked up at the sky and felt the dark, pliable hand of the night water take hold.
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Their setbacks illuminate when a sense of crisis does or doesn't take hold — and when leaders can and can't exploit that to get their way.
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And the most important thing in terms of our policy, and we believe for the region's policy, is for that government to take shape, take hold.
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" Nagel also said Nike sales will continue to rebound as "internal initiatives started to take hold" and "the broader athletic group are now through recent woes.
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One audacious plan began to take hold in early 2016, as a crew of organizers for Sanders' presidential campaign traveled the country, staging revival-style rallies.
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The "Arcadian or Pastoral State", the second, depicts the emergence of music and dance, still an idyll, but with industry and agriculture beginning to take hold.
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Called atmospheric drag, this often happens naturally, or a satellite (if it has fuel) can be thrust into an orbit where atmospheric drag can take hold.
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With regime change yet to take hold in Venezuela, the administration has begun to increase pressure on Cuba while tying together its policies toward both countries.
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Despite the improvement in labor conditions, Wall Street economists have been ratcheting down economic growth projections for 2016, though few expect a recession to take hold.
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Sumo's CEO Ramin Sayar says containers have begun to take hold over the last 12-18 months with Docker and Kubernetes emerging as tools of choice.
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Instead of taking effect immediately, the ban won't take hold until March 16, giving customs agents, travelers, airlines and airports more than a week to prepare.
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If yellow fever did take hold in Asia, he says, then the numbers at immediate risk would rise from tens of millions to 100m or more.
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Joe Casey, an executive coach and retirement coach at Retirement Wisdom in Princeton, New Jersey, said he is already starting to see that trend take hold.
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"In some ways, 5G will be necessary for these sort(s) of streaming services to really take hold," said Matthew Hudak, research consultant at Euromonitor International.
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By the early 220s — as the people who would become my family were establishing themselves in Worcester — the virtuous circle had begun to take hold nationwide.
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Yet logic and the basic rhythms of the market also tell you that less-generous market conditions should be expected to take hold before too long.
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Those rooms were full of the tension and silence of a museum: Time had stopped there; something above the human had been allowed to take hold.
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Netflix's pricing power will be tested more during the fourth quarter and into 2020, when forthcoming services like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus take hold.
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All of that has hit the European economy in one of its most vital sectors, tourism, just as a tenuous recovery was starting to take hold.
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According to the report, the attacker, who remains unidentified, assaulted three Air Force soldiers patrolling the airport, and attempted to take hold of one soldier's rifle.
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So stopping shocks, especially ones that recur year after year, can be enough to boost growth rates by allowing the economy's underlying fundamentals to take hold.
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The index is trading at 14.6 times expected earnings, on par with levels back in early October when a global bear market began to take hold.
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At the same time, they unfastened the typical restraints on commercial radio disc jockeys, giving them unusual freedom and allowing a frenetic subversiveness to take hold.
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Getting drunk may seem like a simple behavior—just knock back a few shots and let the fadesies take hold—and the outcome is certainly predictable.
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That approach began to take hold months later, in 2010, when American forces withdrew from the Korengal Valley after suffering bloody losses in isolated northeastern outposts.
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One reason is that everyone feels a little bit vulnerable in a restroom, so it becomes fertile ground for scare tactics and fearmongering to take hold.
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Their approach has begun to take hold in New York City, particularly with the work of Brooklyn's district attorney, Eric Gonzalez, and his predecessor, Kenneth Thompson.
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But for years, officials have struggled to put a biometric exit system in place because the technology to collect the data was slow to take hold.
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If the changes take hold, they could mean a historic reordering of the Saudi state by diminishing the role of hard-line clerics in shaping policy.
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New adult stores created infrastructure for viewing booths showing continual loops of 8mm sexual scenes, and then color and sound started to take hold in porn.
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"Depression is a horrendous illness that does not give you any alert or indication as to when it will take hold of you," the family said.
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"This is what happens in remote America, where entrepreneurs take hold," Mark Weitzel, the vice president of circulation operations at The Times, said about Oliver's business.
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But a sense of growing panic about the dwindling legislative calendar is starting to take hold in the Republican conferences in both the Senate and House.
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Warnings of a "Shiite crescent" began to take hold, and fears of an ascendant Iran began to resonate with more and more Sunnis across the region.
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In his mind, there are always more details to address, more small steps to take before anything resembling a championship mentality can take hold in Chicago.
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Second, for a front-runner narrative to truly take hold and affect voters in later states, the media has to give the Iowa result serious oxygen.
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"We are dealing with a fiscally unstable long-term outlook in which inflation will take hold," Greenspan said in an interview on Bloomberg Television last Wednesday.
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We should take a lesson from the Republican playbook and let an 'all of the above' strategy take hold from different messengers across different targeted platforms.
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For a time, there was a good reason to worry that as the global economy tried to get back on its feet, deflation might take hold.
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Handsome and articulate, with an M.B.A. from Harvard, Mr. Agee personified a new, more fast-moving, less bureaucratic management style that was starting to take hold.
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Bill Gross thinks America has allowed populism to take hold with the election of Donald Trump as president and that it is making a big mistake.
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The index is trading at 14.6 times expected earnings, on par with levels back in early October, when a global bear market began to take hold.
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"This is going to take hold in common medical practice," Eric Topol, a cardiologist and geneticist with Scripps Research who is not involved in this research, says.
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And a small group of foreign nationals may have to take a break from working while they wait for a visa change to take hold, said Mehta.
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At times, as his simmering fury bursts open in meetings or on Twitter, and as new political conflagrations take hold, it looks like Trump's presidency is unraveling.
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Spain has now notched up 19 straight months of growth in retail sales as the economy rebounded from recession and a jobs recovery started to take hold.
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Since democracy began to take hold in the country in the late 1980s, belief in universal rights, including people's right to be treated equally, has become stronger.
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She used El Salvador, a country where abortion is illegal without exceptions, as an example of how suddenly the anti-abortion movement can strike and take hold.
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Proponents of the moves had claimed if they eventually did take hold, their positive impact on society would make it difficult for future presidents to reverse them.
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JACOB LEW: I actually think that if you look at the history of tax reform, it often takes many years for it to kind of take hold.
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If they behave instead as party loyalists, the greatest risk is not that an ineffectual Fed will allow inflation like that of the 1970s to take hold.
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Once inaccurate assumptions about the content and intent of the movie began to take hold, I supported the decision to move the film off its release date.
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)Carlos Gutierrez says the Holy Spirit didn't take hold of him until five years ago when three men took hold of his legs.
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While coral polyps could still take hold and regrow into reefs, scientists anticipate that bleaching events will leave long-lasting marks on the face of ocean ecosystems.
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As new technologies like predictive analytics and artificial intelligence take hold, companies are having to seek out talent that enables them to keep up and stay ahead.
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The memo comes at a moment of change within the London-based investment bank, as staff shakeups and increasing pressure on delivering on earnings goals take hold.
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Free and open debate provided the backdrop for ideas to advance and take hold within the black community, the strongest ones emerging because of the underlying arguments.
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Congress has already sanctioned North Korea and measures associated with its new status as a state sponsor of terrorism will also begin to take hold over time.
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"We were always playing the long game with the Bourne franchise," said Ms. Langley, respecting the pair's decision but believing that a compelling idea might take hold.
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Wesley hopes the plants' root systems will foster healthy microbial communities that will make it harder for influxes of E. coli and other bugs to take hold.
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Despite the herb's familiar presence in Eurasia, the study's authors theorize that intercontinental trade during the Bronze Age helped crops like cannabis take hold in new places.
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The central bank is guarding against that with its current, gradual interest rate increases, and will respond "with authority" if an inflationary mindset threatens to take hold.
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The museum's exhibit is a reminder that authoritarian regimes start subtly, as well as a reminder that they could not take hold without the support of women.
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Service mesh is just beginning to take hold in the cloud-native world, and as it does, vendors are looking for ways to help customers understand it.
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There's a whiff of ancient Greece, a callback to a time when gods seemed nearer and one might take hold of a human, just for the lulz.
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He has already allowed some market forces to take hold, but there is a limit to the progress North Korea can make while isolated by international sanctions.
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At the time of this writing, there were more than 90,000 cases worldwide, over 3,000 deaths and the contagion was starting to take hold in U.S. communities.
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That's because even small changes in temperature and rainfall can have a significant effect on where diseases that are spread by bugs and water can take hold.
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Some suggested that Microsoft cancel our contract and cease all work with ICE, a persistent theme about government use of technology that would take hold that summer.
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Meantime, Wall Street is still waiting to see L Brands' turnaround plan for Victoria's Secret, which was laid out at an investor meeting last October, take hold.
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Highlights from the WSJ article by Rachael Levy and Rob Copeland: • Mr. Dalio has put in place several plans for his succession, each failing to take hold.
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The second study supports the idea that climate change is causing the weakening, because by the middle of the 20th century warming was beginning to take hold.
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He says it's much easier for misleading, inflammatory, or false information about this virus to take hold — like the dozens of conspiracy theories blossoming on social media.
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Through freemium models and low-cost subscriptions, individual employees and teams started selecting their own tools, and a new way of buying software began to take hold.
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But it can take hold rapidly and cause encephalitis, deafness and in extreme cases, death, especially when a patient is malnourished or has a weakened immune system.
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Driven largely by employee demand, unconventional benefits once thought to be the domain of startups and tech companies have begun to take hold in more traditional spaces.
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Even after corruption scandals felled the former Assembly speaker and Senate majority leader in 2015, however, meaningful ethics reform failed to take hold during last year's session.
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He predicted that Medicare-for-all, a policy idea that a majority of Americans support, would never take hold thanks to the Senate&aposs political make-up.
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Pichai wrote in his founders' letter last year that enterprise — cloud computing and workplace software and tools — is a prime place to see AI advances take hold.
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One raised questions about how easily such a bacteria might take hold, even on someone who did diligently spritz herself with AO+ Mist many times a day.
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Her husband decided to land the drone on her back, but it quickly all went downhill when the spinning propellers somehow managed to take hold of her hair.
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As Lustig notes: The challenge of automating and streamlining shipping logistics in Latin America is becoming more pressing as e-commerce and other B2C delivery businesses take hold.
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I obsessively ran my fingers through it, even when the drugs started to take hold and I had "bigger" problems: nausea, body aches, and total loss of appetite.
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There are some signs that that idea — that white people have an identity worth thinking about, and a natural stake in tackling racism — is beginning to take hold.
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"Inhaling marijuana in any form provides a direct portal of entry deep into the lungs where infection can easily take hold," Joseph Tuscano, a lead study author, wrote.
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The offshore tracks for these systems with the block in place allows for cold air to take hold across the Northeast and thus make for rather big snowstorms.
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But they know, for the movement to work, it needs to take hold outside of the capital city and in the rural strongholds of Mugabe's ZANU-PF party.
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Despite its wide-reaching consequences, climate change and peripheral concerns, such as conservation and renewable energy, have still failed to take hold as key issues this election season.
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In its report, Glass Lewis said positive changes made both before and after Marcato arrived on the scene were beginning to take hold, suggesting stronger earnings lie ahead.
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Yet the country's political tumult is taking place against a backdrop of broad reform, which analysts expect to slowly take hold and enhance the allure of Brazilian assets.
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And you're making these changes slowly, which gives them a chance to take hold and gives you the opportunity to really assess how those modifications make you feel.
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He said the biggest need was for policies to encourage its widespread adoption, as subsidies helped make technologies like solar and wind power competitive enough to take hold.
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Now we are adding Yemen to the long list of policy failures that lead to humanitarian crises and a void perfectly suited for radical Islam to take hold.
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He did not say how fast famine might take hold in Yemen, but he explained the lack of food would lead to a whole range of medical complications.
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Obesity, and all of the associated complication including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver, cirrhosis, kidney disease, and cancer will take hold of this next generation, leaving no prisoners.
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Previous attempts to carry out a cease-fire in Yemen have failed to take hold on the ground, with each side accusing the other of violating the terms.
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As Mukesh's telecom and cable projects take hold, analysts and industry executives say Reliance Industries' clout and the scale of its effort will pressure smaller rivals, including RCom.
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Their hope is to take hold of the momentum in the protest space right now and feed it with games and playfulness that attracts more people to it.
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Mr. Spain and another Black Rock homeowner, David M. Walker, are among the residents who want a financial oversight board to take hold of the city's purse strings.
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And I think that takes courage to let go of the game, and let it loose in this vacuum where the players can really take hold of it.
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Here, his strategy seems to be to open the floor for discussion, allowing third parties to present various ideas, and then see which ones, if any, take hold.
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And as social isolation and job losses take hold, American gun owners who are struggling with depression may decide to use those weapons to take their own lives.
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Just one shop among the thousands in Tehran's sprawling Grand Bazaar can offer a tableau of the darkening mood descending across Iran as American sanctions again take hold.
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The actress is opening up about her speech challenge, saying her stutter "started to take hold around six or seven," then got progressively worse as she got older.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman's streaming app is attempting to take hold of people spending more time on their phones to watch things and cater to mobile consumption.
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We want to take hold of our privacy but frequently work against our best interests because the constant vigilance and time required make the task feel nearly impossible.
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But a full push to move to Medicare for All, she said, would only come after the first piece was implemented and had a chance to take hold.
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It's not clear that the trend can take hold with the same strength in the U.S. but several start-ups, including Jump, are trying to make that happen.
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"This order demonstrates more clearly than ever that the United States will not allow an illegitimate dictatorship to take hold at the expense of its people," said McMaster.
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It is a critical step in closing our nation's broken immigration system's legal loopholes that have allowed gang violence to take hold in our communities and stay there.
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The Netherlands, with its religious tolerance and relative prosperity — unemployment is among the lowest in Europe — may seem an unlikely place for the far right to take hold.
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While the runways in New York have recently begun to feature more women of color it is a shift that has been slower to take hold in Europe.
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We want to take hold of our privacy but frequently work against our best interests because the constant vigilance and time required make the task feel nearly impossible.
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And does the fault in fact lie with the men themselves, or with "a pernicious ideology that has been allowed to take hold of men's hearts and minds"?
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Trump's agenda of mercantilism and a chauvinistic welfare state is a genuinely new agenda, but it is unclear to what extent it will take hold in Republican politics.
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Moreover, a worrying narrative is beginning to take hold in some quarters that the president, a former investment banker, is governing only for the bosses or the well-off.
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As cold and flu season begins to take hold, a new study suggests that parents and teachers should stock up on hand sanitizer to prevent kids from getting sick.
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"Getting rid of bad habits takes a little bit of time and investment takes a little bit of time to take hold and begin to create momentum," he added.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama on Thursday offered scant optimism that a "cessation of hostilities" agreed to in Syria would take hold when it goes into effect this weekend.
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"The output and new order categories rose above the neutral 50-point level, indicating that the stimulus policies the government has implemented have begun to take hold," he said.
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SARA EISEN: Stan, do you think this is gonna be a tricky task in normalizing raising interest rates, now that we are starting to really see inflation take hold?
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But if we merely prove to be kinder, gentler corporate stooges — if we allow the nascent Trump loyalist autocracy to take hold — we may not get a second chance.
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He points to Good Media Company's mission and audience of loyal, affluent millennials as an opportunity to create editorial and business products that will take hold in the market.
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I don't mean in the currency Haymon seems to value most, not fans anyway, but in the sorts of memories that can still take hold of De La Hoya.
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One paper suggested that the cycle does not truly take hold until a cease-fire lasts for eight weeks; that is a bar that Syria has yet to clear.
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So thorough does this mentality take hold that more than a few veterans, years after returning to civilian life, can recite the serial numbers of service rifles they carried.
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If United States sanctions take hold, experts foresee a reduction in Iranian exports of at least 200,000 and possibly up to a million barrels a day by next year.
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Dozens of Afghan troops were being killed every day in the run-up to the cease-fires, raising doubts about whether a sudden cessation of fighting would take hold.
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But when we forget this, rancorous populism and plebiscitary politics take hold, and we need to be given an old-fashioned history lesson to warn of the dangers ahead.
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When you take hold of the pulse grips set at the sides of the handlebars, you can keep track of your heart rate, helping you achieve ideal cardio intensity.
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The Fix Toy creep had already begun to take hold in the two-bedroom, one-bath apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Dara and Mike Dierks shared with their toddler, Julian.
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As most countries continue to wage a war on drugs, the question is not whether cathinones will continue to spread, but which ones, and where they will take hold.
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Traders and investors are hoping the stimulus that has been introduced into the Chinese economy is going to take hold, and this is not going to halt that turnaround.
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"This is a major boost to AWS profits as efficiency on its flagship cloud initiative continues to take hold," Dan Ives, an analyst for Wedbush Securities, told Business Insider.
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The campaign has said it is in the race for the long haul, warning in a memo last week against "breathless media narratives" that take hold as voting begins.
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China factory surveys for March had provided some glimmers of hope that demand was improving at home and abroad, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold.
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However, as FIV can often lie dormant for years and take hold of the cat's immune system slowly, many cats with the virus enjoy perfectly happy and fulfilled lives.
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"It only takes one case for the negative association and that fear to take hold," said Elissa Steglich, a clinical law professor at the University of Texas Immigration Clinic.
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Earlier, Green built a handy lead before all but frittering it away with three bogeys in a four-hole stretch around the turn as nerves appeared to take hold.
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Paris is leading demands for a quick and dirty split, saying that "months of uncertainty" could create windows of opportunity for "leave" movements to take hold in other member states.
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Given recent history there are hopes that Reg AB II and other regulations slated to take hold in the next 12 months will help bring more caution to the market.
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The tide may also be turning for China's economy, with business surveys showing March manufacturing activity returned to growth, suggesting months of government stimulus measures are starting to take hold.
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America today is no longer a beacon of hope and opportunity for immigrants, and the current administration has helped create an environment for this kind of hostility to take hold.
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Allen Sandeep, head of research at Cairo-based Naeem Brokerage, said clarity on terms of the IMF loan would be needed before any extended stock market rally could take hold.
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That's because the lining of the vagina is thinner and more delicate than the skin on a penis, so it's easier for bacteria and viruses to penetrate and take hold.
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Unfortunately, that magic seems to have been lost along the way with jokes that don't land and a backdrop that doesn't allow for Ferrell and Reilly's improvisation to take hold.
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Getting in now enables investors to convert rupees into cryptocurrencies, which they can later swap for other coins via private trading platforms even after the central bank's rules take hold.
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"It is now time to take hold of our economy, just as we took hold of our freedom on July 15," he said, referring to a coup attempt that failed.
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When bull markets take hold, investors and analysts tend to circle back to forgotten sectors and find new ways to push the stocks within them higher, CNBC's said on Wednesday.
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Triple-digit temperatures across parts of the state — paired with lightning from passing thunderstorms — set the stage for several new large fires to take hold in Montana in recent days.
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"So any such breaches of this put at risk the entire possibility of getting back to talks," Kerry added, saying the ceasefire needed to be given time to take hold.
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This was meant to be the year when peace would at last begin to take hold in a country which has not known it for a quarter of a century.
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When I'm trying to build an exact testable theory, as I was in Genesis, I'll give the applied mathematicians my input, and, with luck, they'll take hold of a problem.
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For example, all those high-tech tools and services aren't telling farmers when diseases like late blight or tuta absoluta are beginning to take hold of their potatoes or tomatoes.
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Just what sort of 'different' is less clear, but apparently some pretty notable changes take hold after a woman gives birth, according to a study published Monday in Nature Neuroscience.
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But Lyft Director of Transportation Policy Emily Castor called the survey 'early evidence' that its vision of a world where personal car ownership was unnecessary was beginning to take hold.
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It took a full decade of steady change to make the revolutionary thought that school wasn't so great and that money was available for all good ideas to take hold.
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It's got a kernel of truth to it at the outset, and then that kernel is repeated by enough people that it begins to take hold of the popular imagination.
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This trend toward a more streamlined, efficient way to get high is starting to take hold in the industry, with vape pens increasing in popularity over the last few years.
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But the layout was slower to take hold in banking, where a cultural resistance stems in part from the need to take confidential calls in private, according to the report.
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However, for astronauts to walk the lunar surface again seven or so years hence, the meme that Americans do not want it to happen cannot be allowed to take hold.
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The truth is, bankruptcy can be a challenging time, but it can also be an opportunity for a fresh start to take hold of your finances and make a turnaround.
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Despite two generations of abuse (and perhaps a little because of it), an enthusiasm for Brutalist buildings beyond the febrile, narrow precincts of architecture criticism has begun to take hold.
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"Houston is a perfect place for Zika to take hold and reach a crisis point," the report went on, no doubt setting off alarms at our Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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"The positive signs that we are seeing in our business illustrate that our efforts across product innovation, brand engagement and our customer experience are beginning to take hold," Idol added.
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Traditional medicines typically target fungal or bacterial infections, which in the case of HIV can take hold because of the way the virus compromises the immune system, Andrae-Marobela explains.
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He wasn't able to take hold of the starting job in Denver, appearing in just five games (four starts) and passing for 25 yards with four touchdowns and four interceptions.
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The UFC superstar let the beat take hold at his sister Aoife's New Year's Eve wedding in Ireland -- and unleashed some dance moves that would even make Michael Flatley jealous.
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Mr. Duhigg said that while there is no set time for a habit to form or change, some cultural habits could, if the pandemic response lasts long enough, take hold.
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But Ms. Lupton believes that those simplistic judgments are rooted in a quirk of psychology that makes them hard to avoid, and harder still to alter once they take hold.
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It doesn't matter how smart or vigilant you are — except inasmuch as you are vigilant about controlling your exposure to advertising — repeated often enough, any message will likely take hold.
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The plan unveiled by the administration would throw Trump's support behind a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, though it faces skepticism about whether it could take hold.
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I didn't realize that for the episode of "The Alliance" [during which downsizing rumors take hold], how many people wanted to hear about Rainn Wilson being inside of a box.
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"If those views take hold, we will have lost what was won in the Revolution—we will have a Chief Executive who is more powerful than the king," Tribe said.
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I'm actually looking forward to the effort, which I believe will become normal for more and more people as new forms of mobility take hold and develop into sustainable businesses.
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"Once mortgage rates climb to 5 or 5.5 percent, we are going to start to see the lock-in effect really take hold," said Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.
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Then comes a brief round of bipartisan chatter over some minor, compromise measure, followed by a lull -- as the lobbyists dig in and partisan imperatives take hold -- and, eventually, nothing.
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The show is in many ways evocative of Brave New World, whose central message is that tyranny can take hold and even be accepted if people are entertained and distracted enough.
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Only recently, though, have we seen this new aesthetic take hold over celebrities (and their stylists) for red-carpet events, as evidenced by plentiful Gucci ruffle sightings at the Golden Globes.
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In the format wars of the tiny neural-implants field, Kennedy's glass-and-cone electrodes were looking more and more like Betamax: a viable, promising technology that ultimately didn't take hold.
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And with its ambitious take on a timeless story, the film reveals how Black pain can take hold so deeply that, as we see with Bigger, self-preservation becomes self-destruction.
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One witness, who gave only his first name of Dominique, said he saw a man seize the woman soldier by the arm at the airport and take hold of her weapon.
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Image: Akatsuki Orbiter/Institute of Space and Astronautical Science/Japan Aerospace Exploration AgencyVenus, with its crushing atmospheric pressure and scorching surface temperatures, seems an unlikely place for life to take hold.
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In fact, Trump's memo ordered the ban to take hold on March 23, 2018; the Pentagon has until then to make rules for implementing it — and the policy is on track.
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Some inventive repurposing manages to take hold—an eggplant here, a peach there—but emoji are made not by us, but for us, and their usage tends to reflect these circumstances.
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TENTATIVE SIGNS China factory surveys for March had provided some glimmers of hope that demand was improving at home and abroad, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold.
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Just as it took some time for containers to really take hold before the commercialization of Kubernetes as an orchestration layer, Eyberg sees his company bringing a similar dynamic to unikernels.
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Since then, in the dark moments that take hold of Hart when she thinks of her daughter and all that could have been, she is gripped by a feeling she dreads.
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As part of Google's ever-confusing plethora of apps, Gchat was a service that managed to take hold because of its convenience and the fact that it was built into Gmail.
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That would imply the spare capacity in the economy is being squeezed out more quickly than thought and that inflation pressures may take hold a bit faster than had been anticipated.
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She says she realized that creating and following a daily plan left less room for unnecessary thoughts to seep in and less room for "emotions to take hold" of the day.
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But sports narratives also always take hold, and this one had a firm grip on Price, so much so that even when he pitched fairly well, he could never shake it.
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Traders expect growth to slow further as the Iran sanctions take hold, the trade spat between the United States and China escalates, and as Asia's emerging markets show signs of cooling.
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Gap CEO Art Peck has long been touting spring as the time when Gap's recovery would take hold, thanks to better-fitting product that is true to its all-American image.
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Telling you that yes, the first instance, while probably influenced by psychological factors is "a choice" the biological and psychological process of addiction that may take hold after that is not.
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The weak U.S. gasoline is at odds with driving volumes, which are on pace for another record year, federal data shows, suggesting stronger fuel efficiency standards are starting to take hold.
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According to Fraser, suspicion of highborn reformers extends back at least to the Progressive Era, when the idea of an activist government administered by well-educated experts began to take hold.
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They warned that losses on some bonds sold only two years ago could be as high as 8.9% once wobbling property prices, rising interest rates and tighter credit conditions take hold.
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But I see a future in which the 160-mile DMZ lives up to its name and actually becomes de-militarized, and a peace regime take hold of the Korean peninsula.
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Just when it seems that the moral righteousness of that era might take hold, there comes the twist: "Cold Outside" is about an affair, and a brazen, naughty one at that.
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The country is now suffering the worst of a recession that is expected to last until the second quarter of 2019, when the government hopes a strong recovery will take hold.
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Phelps teaches Boomer, now 3-years-old, mental health techniques like the "lion's breath," which involves taking a deep breath and a step back before letting anger and frustration take hold.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. While the Covid-215 outbreak has been slow to take hold outside of China, the Diamond Princess has been a hot spot of infection.
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As the industry comes to grips with its own culpability in the climate crisis, the concept of upcycling — remaking old clothes or re-engineering used fabric — has begun to take hold.
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The trend started to take hold in New York in 2016, when the city council passed a law easing stricter arrest rules initiated during Mayor Rudy Giuliani's administration in the 1990s.
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At the very least, that's a sign that the administration's optimistic view on the effect of the tax cuts on workers has yet to take hold in the broader economic community.
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They should build domestic intelligence, riot control, gendarme and other internal security apparatuses that can detect and defuse organized efforts to stoke violent protests and insurrection before they can take hold.
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Prices for new homes in September rose 6.3 percent from a year earlier, slowing from an 8.3 percent increase in August, as government measures to cool a long property boom take hold.
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"It increases the risk that deflation could take hold," said Patrick O'Toole, vice president of global fixed income at CIBC Asset Management, adding that the result called into question the EU's existence.
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They used llama antibodies to create a nasal spray that would block the viruses before they can take hold in the body, according to a preclinical mouse study published in Science Thursday.
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China's major trading partners, big multinational suppliers like Caterpillar and global investors have been closely watching to see how long it will take support measures announced in recent months to take hold.
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His fear of the potential damage it could cause in China, were it to take hold there, had much in common with the anxieties of subsequent Communist rulers, including Xi Jinping today.
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After World War I the fear of Communism began to take hold of everyday Americans, and during the early 20th century millions of migrants were being processed on New York's Ellis Island.
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But it has failed to take hold as a payment for mainstream goods and services, in part because of extreme volatility, slow transaction processing, and widespread doubts about its long-term viability.
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It's a start, and yet it's confounding that more than 100 million people had to come down with the infections, some of them dying, for a public awareness campaign to take hold.
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That left an unusual challenge for his family and collaborators: What to do with a collection of unheard work by an innovator who didn't survive to see his innovations truly take hold.
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Tax cuts or incentives, traditionally the preferred economic policy lever for Republicans to pull amid economic slow downs, may, in turn, take too long to take hold given the current market conditions.
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Ideally, the immune system develops a strong memory of the pathogen, so that the next time the person is exposed, their body will mount an attack before the infection can take hold.
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Ahmed brilliantly illustrates how deeply rooted European tribal identities take hold during periods of rapid change and uncertainty, and how central these exclusionary concepts can be, particularly for Nordic and Germanic societies.
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As such renewables take hold, natural gas is likely to be pushed from a primary role to a supporting role when the wind does not blow and the sun does not shine.
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A South Korean official in Seoul said it was necessary for Washington to have someone in contact with North Korea to help spur future negotiations if they are ever to take hold.
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And rolling crises would be built into this model, so Afghans would have to hope that they would somehow never derail the decades of progress needed before lasting change could take hold.
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Yet four years after those predictions of the lawlessness that would take hold should Bill de Blasio win, he comes before voters on Tuesday with a record of keeping crime at bay.
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The Chinese government silenced whistle-blowers, withheld crucial information and played down the threat posed by the new coronavirus, allowing an epidemic that has killed thousands to take hold across the country.
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But Klinsmann changed his rosters and his lineups and the positions of the players so often that it was nearly impossible for anyone to ever really take hold of a particular jersey.
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Now, an impeachment inquiry into Trump's actions is beginning to take hold at the Capitol, with a running count of more than two-thirds of House Democrats in support of moving forward.
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Deflation is one of the biggest worries of central banks because, should it take hold, the economy gets locked in a spiral of falling wages and spending that is hard to reverse.
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A slowdown has started to take hold in the last few months as the property sector cools and credit growth ebbs, with Beijing focused on controlling corporate leverage and defusing financial risks.
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So the following day, now flying solo, The Weed Eater consumes a healthy dose of cannabis chocolate for breakfast, waits for the drugs to take hold, and then heads for the Bacchanal.
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For earnings recovery to take hold, emerging-market economic growth may have to accelerate from last year's 4 percent average, which the International Monetary Fund says was the slowest since the 2008 crisis.
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The crippling of the health and sanitation systems has enabled cholera to take hold with unprecedented speed, with about 650,000 people infected since late April, five times the global cholera caseload in 2016.
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It is also true that the absence of anger can convince us that there's no reason to be angry, which can become the reason inequalities take hold and become nearly impossible to uproot.
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Apart from a civil war or some kind of foreign invasion, it's not at all clear what would have to happen for a militant form of revolutionary socialism to take hold in America.
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They're a diverse and chatty bunch, and they reveal a lot about both the overt and almost subliminal ways in which sound can take hold of our emotions while we're watching a film.
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TENTATIVE SIGNS OF RECOVERY China factory surveys for March had provided some glimmers of hope that demand was improving at home and abroad, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold.
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With more detailed information on a star's explosive activity, we might be able to glean more about the chemistry of exoplanet atmospheres, and the potential for a strong greenhouse effect to take hold.
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If the economy keeps surviving—and it may take a fresh dose of stimulus from China or the Fed to lift spirits—the conviction that the cycle can keep going may take hold.
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About 4.5 billion years ago, when the Earth was brand new, its molten rock cooled to form a solid crust, and water vapour condensed into liquid oceans where life eventually would take hold.
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As Fitch observes strategic initiatives continuing to take hold resulting in earnings performance and an earnings profile consistently in line with those banks in higher rating categories, positive rating action would be likely.
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The Rubio campaign never really abandoned its flawed theory, even as it became clear that Donald Trump would monopolize news coverage and make it hard for Rubio's media-driven strategy to take hold.
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If the cessation of hostilities does manage to take hold elsewhere, Landis of the University of Oklahoma said it will likely be eggshell fragile because so many groups are involved in the fighting.
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Born in 1955, when Germany was beginning to question how it turned to Nazism, he says he is determined not to stand silently and let right-wing nationalism take hold across the continent.
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The hospitals also have longer-term concerns about changes to Medicaid funding under the Republican proposal, but those concerns focus on changes that may or may not take hold in 2019 or 2020.
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Before that cynicism can take hold, we must stop and remind ourselves what the actual role is of the people who keep our democracy running, and not let our faith in them erode.
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Some patients will experience what's commonly referred to as a "bulls-eye" rash, which makes diagnosis easier, but most patients do not, allowing the disease to take hold and spread throughout the body.
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Netflix's frequent price hikes may evoke the worst of cable TV for some customersNetflix's pricing power will be tested more during the fourth quarter and into 2020, when its new competitors take hold.
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"[W]e think JCP can clear as the year progresses — as long as initiatives in Women's Apparel, Home, Beauty, Digital, and others take hold," Cowen & Co. analyst Oliver Chen said earlier this year.
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GOP lawmakers are also seeking to interview former Attorney General Loretta Lynch before Democrats take hold of committee gavels, although the exact timing remains unclear, a committee aide told The Hill on Thursday.
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Obama administration officials have argued that freeing Myanmar from economic sanctions need not wait until the country liberalizes entirely, and that doing so will improve the chances that democracy will take hold there.
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Despite new medical protocols and staff, the Mets were still one of the most injured teams, in part, because of several long-term injuries and because new habits take time to take hold.
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It's a virus that has changed and mutated many times, possibly from different animal sources, or within our own bodies, and with genetic good fortune, happened upon the right adaptations to take hold.
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While C. auris is not the first drug-resistant germ to take hold, it is so dangerous and easily spread that it is putting new kinds of pressures on the health care system.
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The Yankees reconfigured their rotation after the All-Star break so that Sabathia, who received a shot during the break, could have more time to let the effects of the injection take hold.
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Nonetheless, Boruchow, along with a handful of other analysts, is confident Dick's Sporting Goods could be the so-called last man standing, especially as some of the company's longer-term investments take hold.
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In other words, you might not want, say, to store vital medical records as CRDTs, lest the changes fail to take hold quickly when they're handed off from one ER doctor to another.
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But it is possible that the coronavirus, by injuring lung cells, can make it easier for pneumonia to take hold in people who also get the flu or bacterial pneumonia, Dr. Perl said.
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"Apparently, American values did not take hold among this entire family, at least this one violent, and apparently bigoted, son," Mr. Cuccinelli wrote in a tweet that was deleted shortly after its posting.
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Still, cutting emissions from extraction and production should benefit oil and gas outfits, in part because it would be difficult to pass along those costs if carbon taxes take hold, according to Morningstar.
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But it is Brownsville, more than Miami, that highlights the ways in which Zika may take hold in the United States now, because in Brownsville, every factor that might encourage Zika already exists.
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IBM – Barclays upgraded IBM to "overweight" from "underweight," saying IBM's long revenue decline may soon end and that the current mainframe cycle will allow additional time for IBM's strategic moves to take hold.
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They know that this is not some isolated event but an extension of the madness they've seen take hold of the country, even amid lectures about how connecting these dots is woefully unenlightened.
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Going forward, the USDA notes that the organic premium could very well shrink further for certain products — as, say, US organic farmers take advantage of imported feed or economies of scale take hold.
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But he wasn't sure the same magic would take hold in the larger arena of Facebook, where billions of people-to-people connections depend on fuzzier values than the hard data that measures ads.
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Equity markets started the day on shaky footing after surveys on China's manufacturing missed forecasts, another sign that Beijing's efforts to spur growth in the world's second-biggest economy had yet to take hold.
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Whether such products take hold hinges on fintechs' ability to convince retail investors - who for years have been hurt by volatility in bonds and stocks - of the merits of their algorithms, industry specialists said.
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"If stability started to reign, whether in politics or economics, maybe a bolder pattern that shows imbalance or discord would take hold," says pattern artist Michelle Grabner, who routinely features gingham in her exhibitions.
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Joe Duran, CEO of United Capital, sat with start-up executives at a New York conference Friday and acknowledged wealth managers' upper hand is starting to lose its grip as digital disruptors take hold.
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There are strange moments when Talion will give an inspirational speech in front of hundreds of soldiers that only follow him because he's beaten them and used magic to take hold of their minds.
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"The connection to experiences, thoughts or moments in time is an important facet to life which deeply influenced the color trends that are primed to take hold next year," Wadden said in a release.
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Coalition-building on the left, fighting to take hold and remake a party Sanders has pointedly refused to formally join, and strategizing ahead of the 2018 midterms are, truly, the work of the day.
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Symptoms—vomiting, blurred vision, difficulty breathing, muscle weakness—typically take hold within 18 to 36 hours after eating contaminated food, as the bacteria release a nerve toxin that causes gradual paralysis and sometimes death.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad promised to retake every inch of Syrian soil taken from the regime, mere hours before a ceasefire was set to take hold between forces in the country's civil war.
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"As we tackle attacks against the Turkish economy today, our biggest guarantee is the commitment and determination of every member of our people to take hold of their independence, nation, and future," Erdogan said.
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Should the disease take hold in Kinshasa, one of Africa's biggest cities, health officials may have little option but to stretch out the global stockpile of 6 million shots by administering one-fifth doses.
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"If the idea of retrenchment were to take hold and the T.P.P. were to stop, it would be a blow to U.S. influence and credibility more broadly," Mr. Prasad, the Cornell trade expert, said.
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"I don't like the term 'binge,' because it sounds almost pathological," Todd Yellin, now Netflix's vice president of product, told The Wall Street Journal in 2012, when the phenomenon was starting to take hold.
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Kushner and Ivanka Trump made known in 2017 they would report up to Kelly when he was chief of staff, hoping to allow a more orderly system to take hold in the West Wing.
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For context, this was mere months after the murder of Stephen Lawrence, and much of the social and cultural change that came in the aftermath with regards to race had yet to take hold.
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Sub-Saharan Africa has reported far fewer cases of coronavirus than in Europe or China, but some analysts worry it could spread rapidly in poor or overcrowded areas if local transmission does take hold.
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Sub-Saharan Africa has reported far fewer cases of coronavirus than in Europe or China, but some analysts worry it could spread rapidly in poor or overcrowded areas if local transmission does take hold.
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"It's quite possible we'll start to see the uninsured rate climb over the coming year as changes from the Trump administration and Congress take hold, especially repeal of the individual mandate penalty," Levitt said.
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As ageing director Salvador, played by Banderas, looks back on his life, other themes dear to Almodovar take hold too, including the character's relationship with his mother and his explorations of desire and love.
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And like a lot of fashion and a lot of trend, it's going to take more time to take hold, but we have a lot of momentum, so we continue to learn what's important.
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Kleintop said when the market runs out of earnings news, other forces could take hold and he has a list of concerns that includes the tensions with North Korea and the administration's trade talks.
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Thankfully, even as the holiday spirit tries to take hold, the wheels of the world wide web continue to turn, producing the kinds of quality content with which you have become—no pun intended—acquainted.
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China's economy could be facing a tough winter as economic growth slows and the effects of a trade war with the United States begin to take hold, data analyst Leland Miller told CNBC on Monday.
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But as the initial reaction dies down, and the new supersize tweets take hold, what does the picture of Twitter look like, and how attractive will it be to its users, both new and existing?
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And the U.S. has allowed an electoral authoritarian dynamic to take hold with the electoral college, which twice in the last two decades has allowed presidents to take power with a minority of the votes.
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While her itch to flip will no doubt take hold again soon, for now, the icon can be found in "that damn kitchen" drinking wine in her preferred preparation: in a lowball glass, over ice.
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So far, these battles are mostly being lost — it seems that vegan (or "plant-based" in the newly popular parlance) food has finally started to take hold, and that the tides might actually be shifting.
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While fiscal third-quarter earnings "provided little evidence that a turnaround is beginning to take hold," the food chain's strategy "makes sense and success could yield material upside," Credit Suisse analysts said in a note.
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It became a chicken-and-egg problem; as other platforms began to take hold and Atari couldn't effectively compete, larger developers began to plan their roadmaps with the Atari as a second or third consideration.
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Isaacs - who was previously the director of fixed income trading and syndication at Credit Suisse - believes that more fiscal policy will take the strain from monetary policy as "rampant populist pressures" start to take hold.
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Ja'afari said Turkey must take decisive steps to stop foreign jihadists entering Syrian and end its violation of Syrian sovereignty by pulling its troops out if the ceasefire was to take hold on the ground.
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Burner hopes that by proving itself out as a powerful tool for developers to build unique experiences around phone numbers — with tools like Ghostbot — that it'll find a way to take hold on the market.
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Being somewhat early, it could be some time before it really begins to take hold with customers in a broad way, but in typical Salesforce fashion, it wants to be there whenever customers are ready.
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" She added: "Yet there are indications that the agency is more forgiving of our shortcomings and might grant South Africa a reprieve, at least in the short term, to allow structural reforms to take hold.
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"Beneath my name is also a desire by the majority of people in this state to see real criminal-justice reform take hold," he told a crowd of supporters at his Tuesday night victory rally.
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The "blue wave" storyline was created before many of the benefits of the Trump-Republican agenda began to take hold, and it's going to be increasingly difficult to convince Americans their lives aren't getting better.
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The political confusion in Libya since the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi has allowed Islamic State to take hold in and around Sirte, Gaddafi's birthplace, and carry out attacks in several other towns and cities.
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A narrative is beginning to take hold about how Toys "R" Us is emblematic of private equity's corrosive leverage model, and how a few more big busts could fuel populist anger against the buyout bunch.
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We know all this to be true, but what we don't know is why people who've all ingested pretty much the same mind-altering substances behave in such different ways when those substances take hold.
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Until these pressures take hold, the United States will likely be unable to compel Tehran to agree to a new deal, and unprepared to risk the precipitous termination of the flawed deal currently in place.
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Fiction Podcast As the pandemic continues to take hold in the US, officials are working to increase the availability of coronavirus tests, while also working to make clear in what cases people should seek them.
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The recommendation, which comes as the coronavirus continues to take hold in the US, has caused some states and cities to implement drastic regulations on businesses, including in Nunes' home state of California, where Gov.
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Dean Crutchfield, a branding and marketing strategist in New York, said that since the name was officially being changed in the text, it would probably take hold, as long as the news media used it.
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His story is not as well known, but it's an astounding story about resistance and being true to your muscles of moral courage as an authoritarian, an increasingly dangerous leader in his government, take hold.
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With new voting laws under debate in Texas and Tennessee, as well as in states like Arizona, advocates fear that another wave of laws could soon take hold, making already restrictive states even more so.
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The Major League Soccer club New York City F.C., which plays its home games at Yankee Stadium, is playing late Saturday afternoon, and the resodding of the field afterward requires 72 hours to take hold.
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Countries around South America, including Argentina and Chile, are closing their borders to non-residents amid fears the coronavirus could take hold in the region in a similar manner as parts of Asia and Europe.
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Both Democratic and Republican administrations have long viewed a biometric exit system as preferable to paper documents to ensure border security, but for years the technology to collect that information was slow to take hold.
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Demand for such flights declined sharply in late January as concern over the severity of the coronavirus outbreak began to take hold, according to data from the Airlines Reporting Corporation, an industry-owned transaction clearinghouse.
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But, he said, stereotypes about African-American politicians and liberals — "some image of me as trying to take away their stuff and give it to black people, and coddle criminals" — quickly began to take hold.
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But China watchers say Beijing will be keen to reduce the risk of any financing crunches, especially amid early signs that a spate of economic support measures in recent months are starting to take hold.
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Fecal transplant is used as a treatment for a serious infection of the colon with Clostridium difficile, a harmful bacterium that can take hold if antibiotics kill off enough of a person's "good" gut bacteria.
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CreditCreditRachel Woolf for The New York Times COLORADO SPRINGS — The last thing Morgan Stickney remembers from before her lower leg was amputated is lying on a hospital gurney waiting for the anesthesia to take hold.
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Since 2012, people who want to protect themselves against HIV-1 infection have been able to take a daily pill, a so-called pre-exposure prophylaxis drug that kills the virus before it can take hold.
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Yet even as President Donald Trump pressures other businesses to ramp up their American-based production, experts agree that the "Made in the USA" movement is unlikely to take hold in the luxury sector anytime soon.
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Factory activity in China unexpectedly grew for the first time in four months in March, the official Purchasing Managers' Index showed on Sunday, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the economy.
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Players that found its website slowly learned about an entity called The O.O.A. Institute, and as they were pulled into real-world meetups, dead drops, and invasive personal interviews, the Institute's mythology began to take hold.
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Additionally, loan losses in general have been well below historical averages; therefore Fitch expects mean reversion to take hold especially in a higher interest rate environment where marginal borrowers may be unable to support debt servicing.
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This week will finally show whether the positive response leaders have gotten thus far can hold, or whether those coveted provisions -- and the interests and political pressures behind them -- can finally take hold and cause problems.
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But people who study crowd psychology and the fear of terrorism say the steady stream of news reports of bloodshed has heightened anxieties out of proportion to the threat, making panic more likely to take hold.
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However, the "blue wave" storyline was created before many of the benefits of the Trump-Republican agenda began to take hold, and it's going to be increasingly difficult to convince Americans their lives aren't getting better.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's military remains dissatisfied with the combat readiness of its submarines and certain older aircraft, but a spate of reforms are starting to take hold, the military's top uniformed officer told lawmakers on Monday.
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The fact that our autonomy is comprised, that these things are happening outside of our awareness, that they can take hold of our behavior and shift it and modify it in ways that we don't know.
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While these regions are the most tantalizing to study from an exobiological perspective, they are also the places most likely to give opportunistic Earth life a chance to take hold, a process known as forward contamination.
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While the Justice Department's approach muddies the waters and makes it more difficult for legitimate criticism and reasoned regulation of the social media platforms to take hold, there are legitimate issues that legislators need to address.
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LOW has reversed the longstanding comp with HD for the past two quarters as its productivity-driving initiatives begin to take hold, including increasing job-lot quantities, better instocks, higher service levels and more targeted promotions.
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Vallance's response, while accurate in itself, coupled with the government's apparent caution, left the impression the U.K. approach was laissez-faire: Simply let most people get the virus and wait for herd immunity to take hold.
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Elections in 2015 elevated Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate whose name was once a byword for acts of conscience, and seemed to usher in a chance for democracy to take hold.
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Background reading: A report from the United Nations concluded that some of the most severe effects of climate change could take hold as early as 2040, and that avoiding the damage requires a global economic overhaul.
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SYDNEY, March 6 (Reuters) - Australian retailers started the year on a grim note as shoppers stayed at home, discouraged by large bushfires in the country's southeast, even before the effects of the coronavirus epidemic take hold.
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Deal-making momentum in Asia Pacific could slow down until 2020 as trade uncertainties and global recession fears take hold, according to a report by international law firm Baker McKenzie, together with research firm Oxford Economics.
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One of his campaign ads told immigrants, "Be normal or get out," and he warned that, with Wilders, the "wrong kind of populism" would take hold, begging the question of what the right kind might be.
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"China was clearly negative (-13.7 percent), undermining the recovery which had begun to take hold at the end of last year," the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry said of March, referring to the nominal drop.
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But analysts and industry experts alike have been quick to point out Walmart is planning a number of investments in its website and overall e-commerce operations that should start to take hold later this year.
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But when the children did not believe him, he pulled a pen from his pocket and said that if they started calling it a "frindle," and persuaded others to use the word, it might take hold.
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This once-daily oral pill dramatically reduces the odds of contracting HIV by making it very difficult for the virus to take hold in the body (watch this video to learn more about how it works).
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Uncertainty and inflamed extremism will likely take hold throughout rural areas in the immediate aftermath of an Assad victory in Aleppo, with al-Qaeda and ISIS the first beneficiaries of the country's depleted moderate rebel forces.
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But while a GOP House Committee found no wrongdoing by the Obama administration on Benghazi, a narrative began to take hold on the right that Clinton was a liar with the blood of Americans on her hands.
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The second full trailer also had some dialogue that was changed, Krennic telling Vader about the power of the Death Star and Chirrut Îmwe's line "take hold of this moment" also don't appear in the final cut.
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Still, Durant doesn't seem quite ready for technology to take hold of the court in terms of getting AI-powered referees — which, given advances in image recognition and machine learning, doesn't seem too far out of reach.
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People there (and everywhere, for that matter) need full access to the Internet through a powerful broadband connection — beyond just Facebook-vetted websites — in order to take hold of all the opportunities fast and working internet provides.
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After the company's annual shareholder meeting in Fayetteville, Arkansas, last week, Jefferies analyst Daniel Binder on Monday upgraded the retailer's shares to "buy" from "hold," saying changes at the world's largest retailer are starting to take hold.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday a new attempt at peace talks would begin on March 9 in Geneva, urging warring sides to ensure the cessation agreement take hold to allow them to come to the table.
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"The illustrators, in certain ways, were almost like proto-film directors, and it is no coincidence that the illustrated Shakespeare Edition dies at the exact moment early cinema begins to take hold of popular culture," Goodman says.
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As "second India" becomes more digital, they will inevitably begin to pay more attention to digital media, and over time the media downturn will take hold in India as it did in the rest of the world.
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But as the idea of artificial-intelligence- driven messengers starts to take hold in the tech world, and specifically in areas like customer service, Twitter is positioning itself as a platform for these kinds of bots, too.
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While this conceit lends itself to satire and witty moments, the overarching theme is that each individual is paralyzed by fear: At any moment, an accusation can take hold and their devotion to the Party is questioned.
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However, this is also when a new list of largely consumer goods including clothing and shoes made in China will be subject to a 10% tariff, and when some market watchers fear a recession could take hold.
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Conversations and characters of The L Word sparked real life discussions on topics not being addressed at length elsewhere, as social media had yet to take hold of the internet and Smartphones were still in the future.
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Factory activity in China grew for the first time in four months in March, official data showed, stumping expectations and suggesting that government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the world's second largest economy.
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Factory activity in China unexpectedly grew for the first time in four months in March, an official survey showed on Sunday, a sign government stimulus may be starting to take hold in the world's second largest economy.
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Factory activity in China unexpectedly grew for the first time in four months in March, an official survey showed on Sunday, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the world's second-largest economy.
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Once they are fully immersed into the experience the music starts to take hold of them, people can go from not knowing anything about the music to being a dedicated member of the community in one night.
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Concord Consulting, a Jakarta-based risk consultancy, said in a recent report that Indonesia has much to lose from allowing homophobic attitudes to take hold of society, including potentially foreign investment, donor assistance, and vital tourism earnings.
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As they take hold on the industry, doctors and clinicians will be able to tap digital technologies to further adapt and augment human labor, personalize care and free-up time to focus on where they're needed most.
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Already, realtors and mortgage brokers are expecting more sellers to list houses before the market starts to fall, and buyers may take to the sidelines in anticipation of lower prices, waiting for a selloff to take hold.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations will delay the next round of Syria peace talks by two days to allow the cessation of hostilities in force since Saturday to take hold, U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said.
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Soon, higher-capacity chips came onto the market, and within two years, four-megabyte chips could be had for less than $200—a massive decrease that came just in time for the internet revolution to take hold.
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The impact of the new measures could threaten Russia's fragile economic recovery, which was only just beginning to take hold after a wave of sanctions against Russia introduced in response to its annexation of Crimea in 249.
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But in many ways, this hard-line approach began to take hold under President Barack Obama, when those same regional allies backed the 13 military ouster of Egypt's first elected president, Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Countries around South America, including Argentina and Chile, are closing their borders to non-residents amid fears the virus could take hold in the region in the same way it has in parts of Asia and Europe.
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From the scan, it is clear that the damage isn't localized to a single area, but instead covers massive swaths of both lungs, showing how rapidly and aggressively the infection can take hold, even in younger patients.
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From the moment the first child-fairy flitters across the stage, pausing front and center to ripple her arms like tiny, trembling wings, the regenerative power of George Balanchine's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" starts to take hold.
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LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - Bitcoin slumped on Thursday to its lowest in more than two months, with traders citing a sell-off across global markets as fears of the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic take hold.
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"End-of-month flows could start to take hold into the end of the week, and combined with light news flow and the risk of impending trade war escalation could result in conviction remaining light," they cautioned.
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" The administration's strategy, Ms. Monaco said, "recognizes that we must more effectively partner with countries where terrorist networks take hold, enabling and empowering these partners to share the burden of combating these threats to our mutual interests.
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The other factor that helped this trend take hold is the increasing distrust that consumers have about the safety of beauty products, which are not as heavily regulated in the US as they are in other countries.
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On the positive side with things like UberEATS, it's beginning to take hold and the package delivery and everything else, they have created a sort of urban mobility layer that they can start to take advantage of.
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Because it has really allowed me to be myself, and your music will forever inspire me to take hold of sexiness and not be afraid of it—to shine and have that kind of ability to captivate people.
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Commodity currencies including the Australian dollar gained after Chinese factory activity grew unexpectedly for the first time in four months in March, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the world's second-largest economy.
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But what about the countless girls working in the radium-dial factories — jobs which were highly sought and trendy at first, but which turned on the girls when the poisonous side effects of radium began to take hold?
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The same woman who in 2011 ordered Germany to draw down its nuclear energy sector because the risks were too high now has no problem with the risk of letting a dictatorship take hold of Germany's digital backbone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With the world's two largest central banks now pulling back the economic props used to battle multiple crises, a so-far sturdy global recovery faces a new challenge as rising interest rates begin to take hold.
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China's new home prices registered a second straight month of weak growth in September, with prices in the biggest markets slipping and gains in smaller cities slowing as government measures to cool a long property boom take hold.
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Commodity currencies including the Australian dollar gained after Chinese factory activity unexpectedly grew for the first time in four months in March, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the world's second largest economy.
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In a feature last fall, the New York Times Magazine described these new sites and Facebook pages as "hyperpartisan," and since then the label — which some publishers and writers for these sites find pejorative — began to take hold.
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Then, a handful of really smart, newly minted MBAs on Wall Street enters as "Generation No. 25" and assess which companies will WIN and also eventually have earnings … allowing pure, "fear and greed" momentum investing to take hold.
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Commodity currencies including the Australian dollar gained after Chinese factory activity unexpectedly grew for the first time in four months in March, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the worlds second largest economy.
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However, the WBC's format also allows for a certain kind of magic and momentum to take hold, as it often does during the NCAA men's basketball tournament, and as it did for Puerto Rico going into the final.
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Shortly after that, the hacker seemed to take hold of her Instagram, posting a photo of Hale with both a "Wildest Dreams" lyric ("Say you'll remember me") and a "Blank Space" reference ("And we're also young and reckless").
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The reasons for each outbreak vary, but we know that there are increasing trends around the country that have led to lower vaccination rates in some communities, allowing outbreaks of infectious diseases to take hold with increasing frequency.
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Residential property prices had shot up from 212 to 216.9 following a property crash just over a decade ago that meant just 22007,5.23 homes were built in 25.2 even as a sharp economic recovery began to take hold.
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"If clusters of credit defaults start to form, concerns about contagion into the wider economy could take hold if fears of default in wealth management products arise," UBS Wealth Management's chief investment office said in its 2018 outlook.
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The recommendations -- which come as the coronavirus continues to take hold in the US with at least 8,525 cases and 145 deaths as of Wednesday night -- has caused some states and cities to implement drastic regulations on businesses.
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Authorities in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, closed all transportation hubs in an unprecedented quarantine, stopping all trains, ferries, buses, and planes from leaving the city when the disease started to take hold in late January.
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LOS ANGELES — A desperately needed turnaround may be starting to take hold at Paramount Pictures, which found its first hit in two years over the weekend by making a wild bet on a nearly dialogue-free horror movie.
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The suit claims that the Health Department had unilaterally decided to grant more licenses even after a two-year report issued in August offered evidence that the program had been struggling to take hold with doctors and patients.
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However, a review of 57 scientific studies by a team of British academics concluded that global warming is leading to an increase in hot, dry weather around the world that creates the conditions for wildfires to take hold.
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The series â€" from executive producers Julie Plec, Matt Corman and Chris Ord â€" follows a group of characters who must navigate life as a deadly and highly contagious disease begins to take hold in Atlanta.
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These complaints indicate that Tesla and other electric vehicle manufacturers will have to build more charging stations, and convince customers that they&aposre reliably available before the cars really take hold, Business Insider transportation reporter Mark Matousek wrote.
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The song really lends itself well to that epic power ballad vibe, and I think over time these heavier (or just plain "bigger") takes on the song will take hold as the most popular among cover artists. But!
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"The interesting dynamic with Bloomberg will be, once his advertising starts to take hold, once people start to see his liberal bonafides around gun control, around regulation, around climate change, I think his numbers will improve," Chen said.
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But as the new measures take hold, once-empty store shelves have overflowed this holiday season with beef, chicken, milk and bread — albeit at prices so high that a significant segment of the population is actually worse off.
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That is what Fed Chair Janet Yellen and others hoped would take hold as the economy rebounded from a crisis that left millions jobless or caused them to stop looking for work and leave the labor force altogether.
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Since 9/11 and the US invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and the corresponding boom in violent Islamist extremism, Beijing has massively ramped up security operations in Xinjiang, fearful that terrorists could take hold on its western border.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES CONGRESS: The Senate is expected to follow the House's lead and pass a stopgap spending bill this week to help avert a government shutdown that would take hold at the end of the month.
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"The interface between patients and physicians continues to evolve in surprising ways as the internet and social media take hold of our everyday lives," said senior author Dr. John Kim of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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Brainard also sketched out the threat of a self-reinforcing spiral that could take hold if the Fed does not lift inflation higher, with weakened expectations dragging down actual inflation, and leaving the central bank perenially stuck near zero.
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With new regulations "beginning to take hold across the nation raising the age of tobacco purchase (including e-cigarettes) to 21, we might see some changes to adolescent use of e-cigarettes and other tobacco products," Barrington-Trimis said.
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With two decks of spacious cabins and room for 544 people in standard layout, the A380 was designed to challenge Boeing's legendary 747 but failed to take hold as airlines backed a new generation of smaller, more nimble jets.
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Investors and policymakers are closely watching to see how quickly activity in China is cooling, or if support measures announced last year are starting to take hold, which could lift some of the gloom hanging over the global economy.
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Brainard also sketched out the threat of a self-reinforcing spiral that could take hold if the Fed does not lift inflation higher, with weakened expectations dragging down actual inflation, and leaving the central bank perennially stuck near zero.
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" The windup of this nervousness is that "if model-driven strategies take hold of the market on the upside, and the bearish observations ... do not materialize, the pain in the hedge fund world will be that much more acute.
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Austerity—and its various symptoms, such as: increased poverty and inequality, a lack of mental health provisions, the closing of youth centers, and underfunded schools—breeds the kind of claustrophobic climate in which boredom and violence can take hold.
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And this is where Holden's ideas of Goodness as an exploration of supernatural or Taoist love, rather than strictly romantic, start to take hold: the idea of goodness itself is too overwhelming to be shared by only two people.
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With two decks of spacious cabins and room for 503 people in standard layout, the A380 was designed to challenge Boeing's legendary 747 but failed to take hold as airlines backed a new generation of smaller, more nimble jets.
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To achieve reform, it's essential for Congress and the White House to empower Administrator Green to make the changes necessary, providing him the authorities he needs and the patience and time frame required for lasting reform to take hold.
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It was barely budging on Tuesday in the various cross currents, but the index is now trading at 14.6 times expected earnings, on par with levels back in early October when a global bear market began to take hold.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Factory activity in China unexpectedly grew for the first time in four months in March, an official survey showed on Sunday, suggesting government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the world's second largest economy.
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Discussing the premiere of Handmaid's Season 3 with Entertainment Tonight, Madeline Brewer, who plays Janine, noted her concerns that the events of her show could be coming closer reality as numerous abortion bans take hold across the United States.
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At the time, those investments, which were clearly crafted to be favorable to Buffett, were seen as a vote of confidence even as the destructive ripple effects of the banking and housing crises were only starting to take hold.
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That trend has worried policymakers, because unvaccinated children tend to exist in clusters, enabling infectious diseases to take hold in those communities and posing a threat to those who cannot vaccinate for medical reasons, such as weak immune systems.
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It wasn't until the generation that came of age in the 1960s — the baby boomers who became known in Europe as 68ers — that a full reckoning of the war and a culture of Holocaust education began to take hold.
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The smug style leaves its adherents no other option: If an idea has failed to take hold, if the Good Facts are not widely accepted, then the problem must be that these facts have not yet reached the disbelievers.
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But with battery-cars a new phenomenon still struggling to take hold, auto industry analysts and executives fret that even a handful of fires will get disproportionate news play and create "consumer aversion to electric vehicles," Automotive Energy Supply Corp.
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Joshua, who holds the WBA and IBF versions of the crown, was called out by both America's WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and New Zealand's Joseph Parker, the WBO holder, on Wednesday as the hype really began to take hold.
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Rather, it can give Powell wiggle room in balancing nudging inflation up after more than five years below target, and guarding against the risk of runaway prices as some $20133 trillion in tax cuts and new government spending take hold.
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The core of all of it is child abuse, a crime that's both plausible enough as a conspiracy and horrifying enough to supersede normal concerns about plausibility and decorum that might take hold if we were talking about tax fraud.
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But it wasn't until the Obama administration that the idea of eliminating ICE began to take hold among the mainstream immigrants' rights movement, thanks to the work of organizations such as Mijente, Detention Watch Network, United We Dream, and more.
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Brainard also sketched out the threat of a sort of self-reinforcing spiral that could take hold if the Fed does not lift inflation higher, with weakened expectations dragging down actual inflation, and leaving the central bank perenially stuck near zero.
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The black-and-white footage, captioned "The ultimate sound" in reference to True's adorable giggles, showed the reality star's baby girl continually laughing while crawling forward in attempt to take hold of Kardashian's phone, which was recording the cute exchange.
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Not only is this a gross misrepresentation of historical concepts of medieval societies, but it offers a dangerous space for white supremacist movements to take hold, claiming that "authentic" portrayals of medieval Europe look a lot like Mordhau: white, male, bloody.
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The warning came on the day the International Monetary Fund cut its outlook for Italy, long one of Europe's most sluggish economies, and France, where a recovery has struggled to take hold, by 0.25 percentage points apiece for next year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China delivered a mixed economic report card for October on Wednesday as softening retail sales pointed to a consumption slowdown, even as a pick-up in industrial output and investment suggested support measures may be starting to take hold.
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"We kept expecting the dollar to adjust lower during its bull phase but that has not happened yet, since there has been no real opportunity for selling to take hold," said Shin Kadota, chief Japan FX strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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"End-of-month flows could start to take hold into the end of the week, and combined with light news flow and the risk of impending trade war escalation could result in conviction remaining light," JPMorgan analysts said in a note.
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But new research published Monday in Nature Geoscience throws a wrench in these dreams of melting utopias, by presenting evidence that many ice worlds would quickly spiral from too cold to too hot before life has a chance to take hold.
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Keziah Wallis of Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand says that the rift first appeared in the 19th century, when a new understanding of Buddhism as a rational philosophy free of the mummery of religion began to take hold.
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"There is a very active debate, and it's probably really going to take hold at the August meeting, about how far the balance sheet contraction should really go," said Fed expert Lou Crandall, chief economist at research service Wrightson ICAP.
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" The chief difference, in her view, is that such protests were revolutionary then, but have by now entered the mainstream: "As with any revolutionary suggestion, it takes at least a generation for the thing to really take hold in people's consciousness.
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He was the most senior officer to resign since Machar fled Juba in July last year, after he returned to the capital to resume his duties as vice-president as part of a peace agreement that did not take hold.
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"End-of-month flows could start to take hold into the end of the week, and combined with light news flow and the risk of impending trade war escalation could result in conviction remaining light," JPMorgan analysts wrote in a note.
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LONDON/BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel sought on Saturday to temper pressure from Paris, Brussels and her own government to force Britain into negotiating a quick divorce from the EU, despite warnings that hesitation will let populism take hold.
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As the coronavirus outbreak turned into a full-fledged public health crisis, a fringe theory about the virus' origins started to take hold on the internet: that the virus didn't come from nature, but had instead been created in a lab.
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" Jeffries said during the House Democratic caucus meeting Tuesday morning there was a discussion about "the outlines of the type of economic relief that we may need to provide to the American people as the coronavirus epidemic continues to take hold.
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"If these tariffs take hold, particularly if they're able to get up to 25%, that could really impact the overall competitiveness of the U.S. refining industry," said Chet Thompson, Chief Executive of the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers trade association.
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Even when coup leaders begin a real transition to democracy, they will often ensure that the elite's privileges and rights remain in place, all but guaranteeing that full democracy cannot take hold until the old elite quite literally die out.
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Ticket sales have not been a problem — more than 2600,2000 seats have been snapped up already, 21.3 percent of the 1.3 million available, according to FIFA — but in a blustery and rainy Paris, World Cup fever has yet to take hold.
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By focusing on breaking the ice, 50 percent or more of members in identity networks contribute, triggering the variety and frequency of push notifications to make the app a regular habit for enough new members that network effects take hold.
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As an adult, I've also obsessed about getting various diseases, from rare autoimmune disorders to MS to bronchitis—when these obsessions would take hold, I used to sit in doctors offices weekly to try and diagnose what I thought I had.
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Even religious people subscribed to the view that smallpox was a force for good because it tended to cull the children of the poor: if vaccination were allowed to take hold, society would quickly be overrun by the lower classes.
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WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve officials left interest rates unchanged at their January meeting as the economy grew steadily, but they spent their meeting reviewing risks to the outlook — including fresh concerns about the coronavirus that had begun to take hold in China.
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Announcing the Baltimore deal at City Hall, Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said she was confident that the reforms mandated by the deal would take hold even if the Trump administration were to take steps to try to undo it.
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JUBA (Reuters) - The president of war-ravaged South Sudan declared a unilateral ceasefire on Monday and promised to release political prisoners, but with no sign of a political deal with rebels it was not clear whether a truce would take hold.
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At least seven Labour members have resigned in protest of what they called growing anti-Semitism in the party, and the U.K.'s Chief Rabbi has accused Corbyn of "allowing a poison sanctioned from the top" to take hold. Sen.
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Yes, her drug use begins with a pill — an expired Darvocet stolen from her mother's medicine cabinet, when she was 8 — but her downward spiral of dependency doesn't take hold until five years later, with a boyfriend and a needle.
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In 1945, the legend of the Bermuda triangle began to take hold even more when five TBM Avenger torpedo bombers took off from a naval base in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. and vanished in the Atlantic Ocean before completing their mission.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's new accusatory justice system, which has been in the works for eight years and is due to be implemented by next month, needs 11 more years to take hold properly, according to a study published on Wednesday.
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He painted an austere picture of Saudi Arabia before the reforms of recent years, describing gender segregation as a part of daily life and expressing skepticism as to whether the change would take hold in more rural parts of the country.
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Recent news articles say that there are fewer than 14,000 such licenses in the city, and that their value has been dropping precipitously as ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft take hold in metropolitan areas around the country.
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Bans on flavored e-cigarettes were the first to take hold: Michigan announced a ban in early September, though it hasn't gone into effect, and New York state passed an immediate ban on all flavors but tobacco and menthol this week.
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After that first quarter earnings period, the election has more power to take hold of the market direction, Goldberg said, and that could include handicapping the Federal Reserve, which may be hard pressed to do anything so close to the election.
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Perhaps if lawmakers were willing to switch gears from accountability alone to discovering keystone habits that promote accountability through new structures and chain reactions that turn old, bad habits into good ones, we'd start to see more meaningful reform take hold.
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The fight over the future of the Democratic party is happening in the House, and while progressives seem to have lost the momentum for the moment, it remains to be seen whether moderates can take hold of the party's message.
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They rise or fall on cover design and material; proportions and heft; paper stock and fonts; the way images and text combine on the pages — all of which we start to comprehend the moment we take hold of an art book.
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In a meeting this week with reporters at The New York Times, Timothy J. Sloan, Wells Fargo's chief executive, said the bank had made substantive changes to its structure and culture to ensure that dubious practices won't take hold again.
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Brian Heilman, a researcher at Promundo, a U.S.-based organization trying to engage men and boys more in promoting gender equality, said there needed to be a shift in norms that may take years before better paternal leave policies take hold.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - An escalation in U.S. sanctions against Moscow risks derailing a fragile recovery in Russia's economy, which had just begun to take hold after the Kremlin's last confrontation with the West in 2014, analysts and investors said on Monday.
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There's an example where a woman is pregnant and cells from the fetus shed off and go into her bloodstream and then go to lots of different parts of her body and can then take hold and develop into tissue there.
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The world's largest airliner, with two decks of spacious cabins and room for 544 people in standard layout, was designed to challenge Boeing's legendary 747 but failed to take hold as airlines backed a new generation of smaller, more nimble jets.
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It can take some time for the body to adjust to a new regimen, and in the meantime—before these AOBs can really take hold—people who get rid of their old products can see nasty side effects, she said.
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The collapse of auto-insurance premiums in America and Europe as autonomous cars take hold would create a "giant, sucking sound," Kate Brown, senior vice president of Swiss Re, told a recent conference on autonomous driving at the University of Michigan law school.
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She also brought up the human cost of America's extended commitments overseas — for US men and women who serve, but also to the civilians in those countries who are displaced and suffer in the aftermath, which gives terrorism the chance to take hold.
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JUBA, May 22 (Reuters) - The president of war-ravaged South Sudan declared a unilateral ceasefire on Monday and promised to release political prisoners, but with no sign of a political deal with rebels it was not clear whether a truce would take hold.
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"Should we see the more typical (El Nino) pattern take hold over the next couple of months, that would probably bode well for a quieter spring flood season," said Mike Halpert, deputy director for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center.
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Shale was slower to take hold in Britain than in the United States in part because British law does not give private land owners the same rights to mineral resources as U.S. law, which helped many Americans profit from the shale boom there.
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With the consequences handed down by ABC this morning, Mario Batali becomes one of several celebrity chefs and restauranteurs to recently be held responsible after accusations of sexual misconduct, proving that "The Weinstein Effect" continues to take hold in the food industry.
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Photo: GettyAs doctors and scientists struggle to turn the tide of the opioid crisis, which killed more than 63,000 Americans in 2016, there are others looking further ahead, trying to create a world where addiction can't take hold in the first place.
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The future is being built in the small spaces in the hearts of dying cities, places where innovation can take hold and whispers of the future are heard, unhindered by the low thrum of lawnmowers cutting grass bare feet will never feel.
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Meanwhile, in the wild world of social media, there's always at least a chance for different narratives to take hold, among those who pay no attention to prevailing mainstream media narratives, as we've seen numerous times with stories pertaining to social justice issues.
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While views expressed by various Fed officials over the past week have impacted the dollar, a wait-and-see mood has begun to take hold ahead of possibly the most decisive speech of them all - by Fed Chair Janet Yellen on Friday.
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And Kerry charged that the settlements and lack of two-state deal are "allowing a dangerous dynamic to take hold," but that dangerous dynamic has long had its grip on the peace process in the form of multiple intifadas and evolving terrorist alliances.
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"We believe that the adoption of blockchain is an opportunity for a new trust model to take hold where individuals and organizations can securely share private information and credentials without an intermediary," Marie Wieck, IBM Blockchain general manager, said in a statement.
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Low rates are intended to encourage businesses to borrow and invest, but Fed policy makers are now split between those who worry that reducing this economic stimulus would undermine growth and those who fear that waiting could allow inflation to take hold.
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To put the figures into a broader context, a 4.6% loss to a typical CMBS deal would nearly wipe out the entire bottom 5% of bonds that some investors plan to keep to satisfy risk retention rules that take hold later this year.
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We've seen a little bit of that happening already in the Federal government (for example, through a program known as 18F managed by the GSA) but the concept of agile digital services has yet to take hold at all levels of law enforcement.
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Global investors and China's major trading partners are closely watching to see how quickly its economy is cooling, or if a spate of support measures announced last year are beginning to take hold, lifting some of the gloom hanging over the world economy.
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"The proposal appears to eliminate outdated regulations that hinder competitive markets, and proposes a rational regulatory framework where competition has yet to take hold," AT&T Senior Executive Vice President of External and Legislative Affairs Bob Quinn wrote in a blog post.
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Mr. Ruizpalacios's first feature, "Güeros," set during the student protests of the late 1990s and shot in austere black and white, was also about young people revolting against the banality of their lives and trying to take hold of something noble and grand.
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The sense of mourning started to take hold over the weekend, after Attorney General William P. Barr said that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, had not found coordination between President Trump's campaign and the Russian government's election interference in 2016.
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To see what this meant in practical terms, the researchers lowered samples back into the Baltic and drew them up again every week for more than four months, taking photographs of their surfaces and painstakingly tracking every barnacle that tried to take hold.
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Novak's prediction that $5-$6 could be added to the price of a barrel of oil is conservative with many oil market watchers predicting prices per barrel could rise to $90 or even $100 per barrel, particularly when sanctions against Iran take hold.
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News memes take hold easily in the national consciousness, and the emphasis on the opioid crisis as a plague of the white rural and Rust Belt underclass has obscured the toll the problem has taken in major cities and among the urban poor.
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Finally, for this transformation to take hold, we should not rely on the architects who seems to fluidly transform from capitalist developers to critical theorists, from social engineers to romantic writers, although ultimately selling forms of bourgeois utopias to their privileged clients.
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"The city came on board with a tourism grant for the San Diego Brewers Guild that helped with promotion," Mr. Gatza added, offering a theory as to why the beer community in San Diego, in particular, was able to take hold and flourish.
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Ms. Tumlin said the injunction requests in California were especially important because there had not yet been a "significant rebuke" to Mr. Trump's sanctuary city order in court, allowing an atmosphere of deep anxiety to take hold in cities and immigrant communities.
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When tears claw their way out, I allow them to take hold of my words with the relief I feel in this moment of release, fulfillment, confession, hoping that my heartbreaking stab of expression will convert my wife and daughter to understanding.
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The same transition later enabled apps like Dropbox, Yammer, Google Docs and Evernote to take hold in the enterprise in a very different way from the apps they often displaced — starting with individual end users, and only later catching the attention of IT departments.
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In the decade after the Dayton peace agreement, there was cautious optimism that political and security stability would take hold as ethnic violence petered out and development programs from the European Union and United Nations poured hundreds of millions of Euros into the local economy.
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While the US has exported Breitbart — which helped boost Brexit in the UK — and now Bannon himself, the kind of broad-based progressive revival that launched politicians like Beto O'Rourke and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the US has yet to really take hold across Europe.
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At McDowall's recent performance of the album (more a "variations on…" than a straight rendition) at Dais' 10th Anniversary show, held in Red Hook, large pockets of the black-clad crowd became actively blissed out, allowing sound and gravity to take hold of them.
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For the stock to reach $200 by fiscal year 2019 "we assume strong growth in the 'other hardware' category as investors underestimate Apple's potential in wearables and the Ambient Paradigm begins to take hold," analyst Steven Milunovich wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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"The more autonomous vehicles take hold, and I still believe it will take a while for that to happen, the more our brand and products will have value," says Domenicali, who joined Lamborghini in 2220 after leading Ferrari's Formula One racing team for six years.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, warned on an investor webcast on Tuesday that a reversal of support for Donald Trump could take hold as expectations are dashed that the newly president-elect can quickly spur economic and job growth.
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However, a slowdown has started to take hold in the last few months due to a wide-ranging combination of government measures, from a crackdown on smog in heavily industrialized northern provinces to continued curbs on the housing market which are weighing on property investment.
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But I could will myself to believe in it, because my friends could still afford to live in neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Fort Greene, Brooklyn, where the telltale markers of gentrification — construction cranes, farm-to-table restaurants and soaring rents — had yet to take hold.
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The question is whether Macron will bend to the will of the street or whether he will stay the course, hoping to hang on long enough for his reforms to take hold and raise the French standard of living, as he has promised all along.
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And we all stand to benefit if the voices of women fighting for their own communities get heard on the way to forging a peace that doesn't just take hold for a moment, but lasts long enough to give the next generation a chance.
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Here Hempel carefully balances a crazily fertile Florida landscape, where everything grows too quickly and invasive species rapidly take hold and tropical storms wreak havoc, with the frozen mistake—the seed that was given to someone else to tend—that has shadowed the narrator's life.
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Residents in New York, California and other high-tax states on the coasts could see the home values decline as knock-on effects of the GOP changes in property taxes begin to take hold next year, the National Association of Realtors' chief economist said Thursday.
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"We think when supply-demand fundamentals take hold, margins will narrow and costs will go down and we forecast prices will follow," said CRU's Lu. Reporting by Ruby Lian in SHANGHAI and Manolo Serapio Jr. in MANILA; Editing by Christian Schmollinger and Kenneth Maxwell
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Instead, officials, candidates and voters can embrace a better option — both pro-woman and anti-war — to honor the grave sacrifices of our own troops, the generous taxpayer-funded development that has begun to take hold, and the bravery of Afghan women and men.
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"Despite what appears to be a sloppier reversal pattern than we had anticipated, the rebound from the 2,603 Oct 29 low, opening bull gap, and lift through the 2,710 Oct 11 low provides the first evidence that the bottoming process is starting to take hold."
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The technology was developed in the late 1800s and has existed in some form since the 1920s, and over the last century the fad has cropped up time and again only to slip back into obscurity after failing to take hold in the market.
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We are, one and all, inspired and uplifted by each other, possessed of a rare power that sometimes animates us to reach up and take hold of the impossible, and bring it closer, make it real, hold it dear, and perform great acts of courage.
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If we were to stand idly by and know that in doing so we are allowing a dangerous dynamic to take hold which promises greater conflict and instability to a region in which we have vital interests, we would be derelict in our own responsibilities.
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The man arrested is also suspected of "involvement in recruiting Moroccan and sub-Saharan nationals to carry out terrorist plots in Morocco against foreign targets and security forces in order to take hold of their service weapons", the Central Bureau for Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) said.
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Friends and family would all agree that he had a brilliant sense of humour and was a great person to be around… Depression is a horrendous illness that does not give you any alert or indication as to when it will take hold of you.
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