I felt empowered and ready to take the next step.
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As usual, this conversation failed to take the next step.
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It takes a lot to actually take the next step forward.
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No one in power seemed willing to take the next step.
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Ready to take the next step into the world of gaming?
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Scarlett Johansson was ready to take the next step in her relationship.
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He is now ready to take the next step with his rehab.
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I need to figure out a way to take the next step.
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How do you take the next step up when there's no foundation?
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When the sun rises tomorrow, this campaign will take the next step.
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"Now is the moment to take the next step," Conte said Wednesday.
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Now, we're ready to take the next step on our journey with Facebook.
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Then take the next step, and dress your tomatoes with a garlicky vinaigrette.
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I learned a little bit to where I can take the next step.
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She had made it known she was ready to take the next step.
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"I'm just trying to take the next step with him," Will went on.
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"Ryan has got to have confidence to take the next step," Counsell said.
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It's just a matter of how quickly they can take the next step.
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After six months of this experiment, we decided to take the next step.
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There's little room for inaccuracy if tech makers want to take the next step.
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You have to write the next word, you have to take the next step.
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But Lincoln failed to take the next step by endorsing a biracial American society.
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"I have decided to take the next step in my academic journey," Judd, 48, said.
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I hope cat owners take the next step and schedule an appointment with their vet.
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If we don't take the step than we aren't prepared to take the next step.
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I gotta take the next step & actually embrace who I am, which is pretty exciting.
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But he was extremely reluctant to take the next step and sing his songs himself.
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Now challengers in the case at hand want the justices to take the next step.
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These developments signaled that it was time to take the next step with the business.
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The United States appears to be waiting for the North to take the next step.
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Was this record you trying to figure out how to take the next step with it?
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If we really thought there were any safety issues, we would definitely take the next step.
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The changes have driven some to take the next step and transition into the professional ranks.
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Take the next step beyond that reaction, together with your opposition, and maybe you'll get somewhere.
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Make small changes as necessary if you're ready to take the next step in your career.
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These satellites will take the next step into space, which is critical for the network's progress.
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After four years together, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are ready to take the next step.
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But you gotta take the next step and move on, 'cause we're gonna play on Sunday.
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"The anti-abortion movement is feeling emboldened to really kind of take the next step," Shumaker said.
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Now the startup is launching a Therapist Directory for users who want to take the next step.
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This is the VR system for people looking to take the next step into a virtual world.
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And if the facts that are currently alleged are proven, then we should take the next step.
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The momentum and feeling of success from achieving your goal will help you take the next step.
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It's time for mobile audio to take the next step and catch-up to the visual experience.
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I urge Congress to take the next step and enact a substantial aid package for Puerto Rico.
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It's up to us to take the next step and make a 21st century infrastructure a reality.
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Great. Now, we're here to help you take the next step with a pair of wireless headphones.
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They're meeting with startups at Disrupt to help them take the next step in growing their business.
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Other lawmakers, though, praised Trump, while also encouraging him to take the next step on a liaison.
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Take a look at the companies below if you're itching to take the next step, and quickly:
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"I can't wait to take the next step forward as a full-time race driver," he said.
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It's up to industry and government to take the next step and consider implementing the solution, he added.
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"The dedications will help the university take the next step in its reconciliation with this history," Dutta said.
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But now that experiments are actually finding gravitational waves, scientists are ready to take the next step: Space.
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Then she opens up, and thinks she ready to take the next step in her relationship with Chuck.
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Drinking treated sewage Today, El Paso is ready to take the next step in expanding its water portfolio.
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This is when he gets the prowess he needs to take the next step in his character arc.
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And since you're tuning in, why not take the next step and build a machine of your own?
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So, I view it as the right step for anybody who is ready to take the next step.
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The final in Cardiff, Wales, like the one in Berlin, is a chance to take the next step.
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But if we do believe it, then we can take the next step, which is to embrace it.
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It's like resetting your life and settling your accounts so that you can take the next step forward.
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It's time to take the next step by adopting a comprehensive national paid family and medical leave program.
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Let's take the next step to regain the public's trust by ending this practice once and for all.
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The network has yet to take the next step of ordering a full series based on that concept.
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If you're ready to take the next step with your money, make sure you find the right help first.
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After dating for over four decades, one Texas couple decided it was finally time to take the next step.
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Now it's time to take the next step and crack down on companies that contribute to extreme economic inequality.
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"We might be able to take the next step in June, but it might also take longer," Hoekstra said.
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This information allows basic scientists to take the next step and do more experimental work and really delve in.
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As Alexander prepares to take the next step in his hockey career, he knows where he needs to improve.
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So, my message to our state and federal lawmakers is let's take the next step to protect our citizens.
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Han wanted to take the next step in her career, and she thought Vogel could help her get there.
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If the association's officials were unwilling to change their ruling, Tara Davenport was prepared to take the next step.
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All that was left, he said, was for senators to take the next step and remove him from office.
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"Congress needs to take the next step and make this benefit tax free," said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingforCollege.
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"It is up to the British to take the next step," spokesman Steffen Seibert told a regular government news conference.
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We asked Sachs to share some nuggets of advice for women looking to take the next step in their careers.
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Angelo finally proposes to Cookie after weeks of hinting that the power couple was preparing to take the next step.
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"Congress needs to take the next step and make this benefit tax free," said Mark Kantrowitz, president of Cerebly, Inc.
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We are tired, we cannot go on like this, we are finished, and then somehow we take the next step.
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It was not immediately clear whether West planned to take the next step and file a lawsuit over the ruling.
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Are you ready to take the next step in a relationship, perhaps by moving in with someone—or moving out?
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But the judge refused to take the next step and hold the TCPA to be unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
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They've been dating over a year, and now, Joe Amabile and Kendall Long are ready to take the next step.
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Following their split, a source close to the actor told PEOPLE that he just wasn't ready to take the next step.
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"I've had this business for 13, 14 years, and it was important to me to take the next step," Lemonis said.
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It is up to European capitals to take the next step and it could take until June to kick off negotiations.
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But none compare to the California scheme, which allows for technologists to take the next step by entirely removing human drivers.
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Quarterback Blake Bortles was supposed to take the next step, after flashing more and more often over the last two years.
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Following their split, a source close to the actor told PEOPLE that DiCaprio just wasn't ready to take the next step.
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Following their split, a source close to the actor told PEOPLE that he just wasn't ready to take the next step.
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Earlier attempts at dual-screen devices were pretty clear signs that the technology simply wasn't ready to take the next step.
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The 47-1 vote means the Obama Foundation can now take the next step in the construction process, seeking federal reviews.
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"He knows my feelings towards him, his feelings towards me and this organization, and we'll take the next step," Rizzo said.
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But negotiators have found it difficult bridge the divide over issues such as who would take the next step after Singapore.
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To get through them, I kept my model goal in mind and tried to take the next step up each time.
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In August, a 6-year-old named Vivian Lord sent him a letter, which encouraged him to take the next step.
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Fort Collins passed this hurdle in 2015, and the new vote would take the next step of amending the town charter.
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This led the executive board to the conclusion that the I.O.C. needs to take the next step in its scenario-planning.
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If he doesn't see a meaningful response, he would be tempted to take the next step and jail Mr. Guaidó himself.
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JW: There's the lack of indictment, the lack of willingness to take the next step and really process what that means.
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For criminal justice reform to succeed, American employers must take the next step: committing to consider qualified jobseekers with criminal records.
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Since I have this fascination with drones, it's only logical to take the next step and use it for some physics.
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Take the next step of seeing the type of program in question as a platform, though, and they become very different.
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The two of them thought they were ready to take the next step and get married, but something is holding them back.
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Where else does the U.S., in such circumstances, insist that the "the Europeans should take the next step" before the U.S. leads?
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Thousands of Rhode Islanders have benefited from paid leave, but we heard from constituents that we needed to take the next step.
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But if the franchise (and Simmons) want to take the next step, they need the experiment to work wonderfully all the time.
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This was 2007, and Zervos was a young woman from Orange County, California, eager to take the next step in her career.
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This is a great opportunity for experienced field staff looking to take the next step in their career and gain operational experience.
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Hannah and Dylan, meanwhile, couldn't wait to take the next step, and Clay and Nicole also decided to give things a shot.
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How he's preparing, how he's going about his work in between starts, it's outstanding, and he's ready to take the next step.
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Congress needs to take the next step now and give final approval to the important aviation infrastructure provisions in the Senate bill.
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He says she not only helped him get back on track, but motivated him to take the next step in his career journey.
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The hottest couple to come out of MTV's The Challenge: Final Reckoning is about to take the next step in their relationship: tattoos.
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Once Noel saw other people in her community of Onsong taking beauty and style risks, it helped her to take the next step.
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I'm excited to take the next step in my career when I begin my master's program to become a physician assistant this summer.
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Boyfriend and I both ended up liking the same diamond and setting, and I'm so excited to take the next step with him.
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The magazine reports that Jones and Charles Guard have decided to take the next step in their relationship after two years of dating.
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Q. An ability to innovate is often portrayed as necessary for China to take the next step to becoming a world-class economy.
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As the accelerator looks to take the next step in its evolution, it has brought in alum Joseph Huang as its new CEO.
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The tide is turning, and that means it's time for those of us who hate the loser point to take the next step.
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On Thursday, the Democratic impeachment managers urged the Senate to take the next step — one much more drastic — and remove Trump from office.
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Because we are so strong, we can take the next step towards not a job cutting exercise, it is a growth seeking strategy.
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Point guard Ben Simmons said the 76ers have every reason to believe they'll be back — and ready to take the next step next season.
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It's a good space for us, but the starters slowly need to get a little more chemistry for us to take the next step.
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After developing a web application called Marquee, the bank is now ready to take the next step: opening up its code to outside engineers.
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"It was a perfect storm — the right time, the right place, and the team was perfectly poised to take the next step," Kerr said.
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"We wanted to take the next step and from the beginning of the season everyone had bought in," Sophomore forward Caleb Swanigan told reporters.
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That the Raptors might take the next step without him will take some getting used to, because DeRozan has been Toronto for so long.
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Parkinson, who caught 48 passes for 589 yards and one touchdown this season, said he feels he is ready to take the next step.
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While we're sad to lose him, we're happy for him to take the next step in his career and wish him all the best.
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This all came to an end when Danielle decided to take the next step in her life and go to law school — far from NYC.
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But now, the Pentagon's Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) wants to take the next step and give these seemingly futuristic weapons a set of wings.
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After that, she started thinking about that phone call again, and it gave her the final little push she needed to take the next step.
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Given that I do not think U.S. monetary policy is behind the curve yet, I saw little cost in waiting to take the next step.
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We knew we didn't want to wait but we really had to prove to our parents that we were ready to take the next step.
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Tanya Callau tells TMZ she and Alan were finally ready to take the next step in their 11-year marriage ... by getting pregnant in 2017.
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But if you really think that Mr. Trump is a threat to your country, the right thing to do is to take the next step.
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Notwithstanding the debate about when to take the next step, Fed officials are increasingly agreed that they will not be raising rates for very long.
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Among them, fiery Russian Daniil Medvedev will be keen to take the next step after pushing Nadal to the wall in the U.S. Open final.
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If you've decided to take the next step and do your taxes all by yourself, the Self-Employed Tax Bundle includes Intuit TurboTax Self-Employed.
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Another Valentine's Day has come and gone, and for some couples the day is the perfect time to take the next step in their relationship.
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Many people hope you will take the next step and call for the Democratic Party to conduct an inclusive, 50-state open primary in 2020.
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This bill "gives Congress the opportunity to take the next step against climate disruption, which is to keep dirty fuels in the ground," he added.
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Now, to unlock support from other donors, Congress should take the next step and appropriate at least $1.56 billion to the Global Fund this year.
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Sarah: Once we both realized that our relationship was working out so well, it only made sense to take the next step and get married.
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If you see a real opportunity and you're willing to stretch and sacrifice to build the solution, you might be ready to take the next step.
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We didn't know if we could get 10 customers, but we knew we could get five, which is all we needed to take the next step.
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We know that when women train together, they are more likely to find the support they need to take the next step on their political journey.
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"Once we left the shore house, me and Sam decided we were going to take the next step — we moved in with each other," he explained.
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"The new app is looking to take the next step in becoming more accessible for the many people," a spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement.
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Those looking to take the next step should keep their eyes on the iMac Pro — though that desktop's specs are staying put for the time being.
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The original plan with Eat24 was that people searching for a restaurant on Yelp would then take the next step to just order their food, too.
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"We'll now take the next step – calmly and carefully – and define the management team for the two new Siemens companies," said Siemens Chairman Jim Hagemann Snabe.
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"It's been great, but it's not good enough yet...we have to take the next step: We're integrating Bionic Yarn in our main collection," Schaeffer said.
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We continue with our work in hope we can take the next step and we are not going to let the Palestinian leadership's rhetoric stop us.
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And anyone who either has a ton of data or something unusual, we're going to take the next step of having them go through an audit.
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This morning, MegaBots announced its plans to take the next step toward that vision — and unsurprisingly, it's going to take yet another crowdfunding campaign to get there.
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Then we take a couple tubes home with us to wear for a bit... and if we fall in love and decide to take the next step?
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On Monday's episode of the Freeform series, Magnus (Harry Shum Jr.) and Alec (Matthew Daddario) take the "next step" in their slow-burning relationship and have sex.
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Banks says she wants the site to be about more than just content, acting as a springboard for female new-media stars to take the next step.
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Now, after losing weight through exercise and weight-loss surgery, Fernandez hopes to take the next step so she can finally feel comfortable in her own body.
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"You'll prepare diverse menus for a wide range of events, developing new skills that will help you to take the next step in your career," it adds.
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But it's important to show the Warren campaign and other Warren supporters that many of her supporters want her to take the next step [and endorse Sanders].
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If you and a crush have been mulling over whether to take the next step, or if something feels idle, this may change during the full moon.
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My theory is some designer wanted to take "the next step in dynamic footwear" but instead of taking that next step just took a completely wrong turn.
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Waymo is reportedly planning to take the next step towards offering a commercial driverless car service in early December, according to an unnamed source who spoke to Bloomberg.
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ProPublica's attempt to take the next step—to poke around the concealed files and the innards of the operating system—was blocked by software fixes made that evening.
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"If a technology is going to strive to save my life, then at least take the next step to make me look good while doing it," she said.
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The Jamboard is an unlikely launch for the company, the product of a few years' worth of development attempting to take the next step with its workplace tools.
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Remaining committed to each other for years, Cyrus and Hemsworth decided to take the next step in December 29 when they tied the knot during an intimate ceremony.
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Anyway, now that Horner's got her line down pat, maybe it's time for the show to take the next step and bring her on for a guest spot.
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"There is a point at which I will be advocating to take the next step, but it's not now, by the way," Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said.
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Step 4: Manage your inner criticLet's say you're ready to take the next step — but then your inner critic kicks in with a million reasons why you shouldn't.
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What we do know is that Snap is trying to take the next step to become a more established advertising business in the likeness of Facebook and Google.
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If I were going to try to differentiate who enters the process, I think the one thing that it takes is a willingness to take the next step.
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US officials told CNN they are waiting to see if he will take the next step and order the Chinese military to begin breaking up protests before reacting.
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If you've already got an employer-sponsored retirement account that you're managing well, we recommend you take the next step toward investing independently — and that means educating yourself.
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But he stubbornly refuses to take the next step, which is to note the effects climate change is already having—effects documented by the paper he works for.
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McAllister said the memo did not constitute a program launch and was not an indication of when it would decide whether to take the next step with the program.
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"We already had 100% college acceptance rate, (Williams) is going to take the next step forward and provide us an internship so we can keep (going) forward," she said.
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" The post gave him a chance to share his life with his fans, explaining, "I gotta take the next step & actually embrace who I am, which is pretty exciting.
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While bed nets and medication have helped reduce human suffering and deaths due to malaria, it seems obvious to take the next step and try to eliminate malaria entirely.
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Forward Vitaliy Shibel returns after missing last season with a torn ACL and Spanish big man Ramon Villa should take the next step after playing 33 games last season.
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There, she told him that she was ready to take the next step in her beauty career and wanted to focus specifically on working with those affected by cancer.
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It's been a little over three months since Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell were able to take their romance public – and now, they're ready to take the next step.
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This latest addition should make a great device even better — and makes the Rodecaster Pro even more of a must-have for podcasters looking to take the next step.
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While the GOP is poised to take the next step in updating the tax code, Democrats are relentlessly running on an agenda of higher taxes on the American people.
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It may be slower and more uneven than people expect, but from a risk management point of view, I think it would be wise to take the next step.
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"It was time to take the next step here, because of the experiences we've had with this group and how we've seen them grow as major leaguers," Bridich said.
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Beyond simply enabling P3s as a means of building, operating, and maintaining infrastructure, the federal government could take the next step of incentivizing these creative approaches to asset modernization.
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De Bruyne is already a well-known player among soccer fans, but the World Cup is where he could take the next step to become a globally recognized superstar.
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" But if that doesn't happen, Rouhani warned, Iran was ready "to take the next step" to produce uranium "in any amount that we want, any amount that is required.
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While weather inspired me to pursue my career in meteorology, this new desire to learn more about climate science inspired me to take the next step in my career.
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"Anyone who either has a ton of data or was doing something unusual, we're going to take the next step of having them go through an audit," Zuckerberg said.
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For supersonic travel to truly conquer the entire world, someone would have to take the next step and develop a plane that doesn't produce terrifying sonic booms over land.
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Democrats know the Republican-led Senate under Mitch McConnell won't take the next step after impeachment — a trial in the Senate — and they doubt the public would support them.
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"Justin felt the timing was right for Hailey and him to take the next step in their relationship," a source close to the 24-year-old popstar told Fox News.
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"The anti-abortion movement is feeling emboldened to really ... take the next step," Heather Shumaker, senior counsel for reproductive rights and health at the National Women's Law Center, told North.
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Instead of keeping consistent with the style people had gotten used to, "No Fear" is lighthearted and upbeat tune about wanting to take the next step in an intimate relationship.
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After years of insecurity, and feeling unable to even leave the house without makeup on, she decided she was ready to take the next step with an in-office procedure.
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No formal probe has been launched, but a source said the agency is working fast to meet a deadline in case it decides to take the next step towards one.
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If whisper networks operate at the level of the social world of women, whatever the industry, then we can take the next step toward building the power of these networks.
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"There is so much money involved in the online gambling industry, people will always take the next step to bypass Google," said eTraffic CEO Guy Regev, who uncovered the scheme.
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"We are excited to take the next step in furthering the development of this potentially life-saving technology in California," the state's Transportation Secretary, Brian Kelly, said in a statement.
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House Democrats, in particular, took that legal analysis as a clear nod that Congress should take the next step to make its own judgment, although Republicans disagreed with that view.
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When the Trump associates failed to do the right thing by informing the F.B.I., the Russians probably understood that they could take the next step toward a more conspiratorial relationship.
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The white nationalists and the Nazis simply take the next step (not an altogether illogical one when wandering down the crooked path of racial hostility) and they overlay open animus.
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Fox said he thought that his year in Lexington, Ky., with the Wildcats had prepared him well and that he was ready to take the next step despite his youth.
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While preparing for my youngest child to leave for college, I decided I was ready to take the next step toward deepening my eight-year meditation practice — a silent retreat.
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"There is a point at which I will be advocating to take the next step, but it's not now, by the way," Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan told reporters here.
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When Cole Edwards and his longtime girlfriend were ready to take the next step after college graduation, he was thankful that he'd put in the effort to build good credit.
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"I kept up with Ashley but didn't want to commit," said Mr. Sands, adding that he was aware that she was eager for the relationship to take the next step.
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"It would make sense to take the next step in terms of starting the normalization process of our balance sheet," Williams told reporters on the sidelines of a conference in Frankfurt.
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And now it is ready to take the next step in its life cycle: Out of the ant's head bursts a giant stalk, which showers spores onto the ant trails below.
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War for the Planet of the Apes seems to take the next step, showing how that conflict from the previous movie is ascending into outright war between mankind and the apes.
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So: a hot VC-backed hardware startup solving thorny technical problems with a cool product customers love that's just about to take the next step in terms of sales and marketing.
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I decided to take the next step and comment on a bink of a basil plant, and I quickly found that the app generates complete words for every letter you hit.
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"The anti-abortion movement is feeling emboldened to really kind of take the next step," said Heather Shumaker, senior counsel for reproductive rights and health at the National Women's Law Center.
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Then, just as Bryan was ready to take the next step in his career after finally ascending to the absolute highest peak the industry had to offer, it was all over.
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He views gamified social activism like the Global Citizen Festival as a mechanism to get people who are "casually aware of political events" to take the next step and get involved.
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"With the Rio Olympics over and as the ASC focuses on the future, now is the right time to take the next step in my career," Hollingsworth said in a statement.
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Now that he has been confirmed, he should take the next step and become a vigorous advocate for the department's vital work, particularly the function for which it is named: energy.
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The question now is when will GM take the next step and go from testing self-driving cars to running a fleet of autonomous-drive cars offering rides to the public.
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If elected President, Hillary Clinton should take the next step by following the example of President Ronald Reagan and House Speaker Tip O'Neill to create a bipartisan commission on Social Security.
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But only after the second accident that destroyed a space shuttle and its crew, when Columbia broke up in the skies over Texas, did the United States take the next step.
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Of course, this all happens when Jane is finally feeling settled and ready to take the next step with Rafael (Justin Baldoni), her new love and the father of her son.
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"In the coming months, we are planning to take the next step in this process by removing the largest remaining obstacle to having a direct path, Greenlight," Steam said in the announcement.
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As far as tightening up on offense, we need to be a little more focused, do things with more purpose in order for us to take the next step as a team.
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Less scrupulous publishers sometimes take the next step, creating pseudo news stories rife with half-truths or outright lies that are tailor-made to emotionally target audiences already inclined to believe them.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the couple is "over the moon" after welcoming their daughter Stormi Webster on Thursday — but they're in no rush to take the next step in their relationship.
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But the certification was a requirement of U.S. law, not the deal itself, and Trump did not pressure Congress to take the next step that would have killed the accord — reimposing sanctions.
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"It's time for us to take the next step forward and just start playing," said the senior forward Jake Layman, who will be among those honored Thursday before his final home game.
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At this point, though, Antetokounmpo and the Bucks have proved everything they can during the regular season, and they will need to get to an N.B.A. finals to take the next step.
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And in New Jersey, students at Princeton Theological Seminary are calling for the school to take the next step after releasing a report on its founders connection to slavery by providing reparations.
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Now it must take the next step and grant them formal refugee status, including the right to work and to settle, says Metin Corabatir, head of the Research Centre on Asylum and Migration.
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The couple have been sparking rumors about when they'd take the next step in their relationship for a while now, and it looks like they really are getting ready to tie the knot.
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"Can they take the next step and defend another huge group of Muslims facing persecution when it's not a tiny little government like Myanmar that's persecuting them but great big China?" he asked.
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" The spokesperson said that Hunter was not denied a promotion, but was "offered the opportunity to be promoted into our Certified Shift Leader program to take the next step on her career journey.
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I got a number that&aposs helped me better adjust my budget and my dreams, and confidence that when the time comes to take the next step, I&aposll be in good shape.
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The playoff version of Mr Irving—solid on defence and stunning on offence—is a true star, precisely what the Celtics need to take the next step and make their first finals since 218.
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Once you're done learning the basics, the course will encourage you to take the next step and teach you about 2D game development and the importance of making your game feel good to play.
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As someone who writes about authoritarians, I'm not surprised that President Trump would like to take the next step of jailing journalists, as a leaked memo given to former FBI director James Comey reveals.
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Fortunately, leaders in Congress have decided to take the next step for shark conservation, and have introduced the bipartisan Shark Fin Trade Elimination Act, which would ban the buying and selling of fins nationwide.
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Conditioning It's not surprising that Embiid isn't used to the speed and stamina required to play in the NBA, but he will need to improve his conditioning in order to take the next step.
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And so this volume is really about the clear-eyed view of the world we're in right now and then the fiction work is really kind of, how do we take the next step?
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In the trailer, Bookout, 25, settles into her new life with three growing kids while her ex-boyfriend Ryan Edwards looks to take the next step in his own life by proposing to his girlfriend.
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"She had people who loved her and family who would have easily paid the $30 to get her out of jail if that's what we had to do to take the next step," Dotson said.
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Jacksonville's roster has so many questions with just one answer; if just one or two links in the chain of "ifs" fails, this team won't be ready to take the next step many are projecting.
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Shane Smith, co-founder and CEO of Vice Media, told CNBC on Monday that a new $450 million cash infusion from private equity giant TPG is going to help his company take the next step.
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Though she had the idea for a while, it was the elimination of her job supervising speech therapists that finally motivated her to take the next step and start her own company, Better Speech Now.
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If the Yankees are to take the next step, surpassing the Red Sox and the rest of baseball, they will need core players like Judge to be better, or healthier, versions of themselves in 903.
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While I will miss seeing them around the office every day, I'm excited for them to take the next step as leaders in media, and wish my friends the best in their new respective roles.
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After the Lionesses piped the U.S. to win the four-nation SheBelieves Cup in March, she challenged the team to take the next step and go all the way in this year's World Cup in France.
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The Beauty and the Beast actress, 26, opens up to Vanity Fair in its March issue about filming the live-action Disney movie and how it helped her take the next step in her acting career.
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"Heading into tonight, if the moment is right and if it's right for us to take the next step in our relationship and for me to lose my virginity, then it could happen tonight," he teased.
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Columbus tries to take the next step in that direction Sunday afternoon when it visits the Washington Capitals, who are not at full strength with three players sustaining injuries in Friday's 1-0 victory over Detroit.
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Now, while there is continuing momentum toward transforming lives and protecting communities through restorative criminal justice reform, it's time to take the next step: Ending the ban on federal Pell Grants for eligible students behind bars.
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"I'm excited to take the next step towards sharing my story with an even larger audience and it's a blessing to have someone as well-known and respected as Mark Wahlberg by my side," Butler said.
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While that bill set a spending limit for military funding and another for non-defense spending, however, congressional leaders have yet to take the next step of dividing the cash among the dozen yearly appropriations bills.
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The program has made a proven impact across North America in its first 85033 years, now let's take the next step to ensure it will remain just as impactful for the next 30 years and beyond.
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Colton's already made it clear on the show that he doesn't discriminate based on how old or young his contestants are — he just wants someone mature and ready to take the next step in life with him.
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"As we take the next step in this golden era of relations between the UK and China, I am excited about the opportunities for expanding trade and investment between our two countries," she said in a statement.
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The climb became harder and steeper, until I thought I could not lift my foot to take the next step, and the next, and the next for the several hours it took us to reach the top.
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The state has made clear that it could not complete its investigation — or take the next step, which would be to renew the clinic's license — until it speaks to all the residents and fellows, Ms. Krasnoff said.
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But for the Republic to take the next step into outright crisis probably requires something else — not just a demagogue stamped by partisanship and polarization, but a Caesar who promises to be the leader who transcends them.
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The more users experience CarPlay, the easier it will be to get them to take the next step when it comes to cars, whether it's an Apple-branded car or a fuller Apple experience in the car.
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It's a tried-and-true method for seeing if maybe you have the right stuff, and it's also why you often see owners of food truck start-ups trying to take the next step on television reality shows.
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"People will always take the next step to bypass Google." eTraffic declined to identify the offending site, but said it was an affiliate site for slot machine websites — essentially a clearinghouse for paid links to online gambling businesses.
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In fact, the Fish and Wildlife Service has already determined all 417 may warrant protection, but has failed to take the next step and determine whether protection is warranted, which is why we filed our notice of intent.
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Humanists aren't only concerned with denying the existence of God, but want to take the next step in light of the fact that there are no gods or supernatural forces looking out for us: What do we do?
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Escalation in Iran: The country will "take the next step" on Sunday in enriching uranium beyond the levels specified under the 2015 international deal limiting its nuclear program, President Hassan Rouhani said today, according to state news outlets.
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"We must take the next step forward and guarantee every man, woman and child in our country basic economic rights," he said, including quality healthcare, education, a decent job, affordable housing, a secure retirement and a clean environment.
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"What we should do is collect more data on asset managers in the EU ... to get a better understanding of what they are doing before (we take) the next step and say this should be regulated differently," Maijoor said.
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"With blockchain technology we can take the next step towards ensuring full traceability of our supply chain and minimising any related risks, in close collaboration with our suppliers," Volvo Cars head of procurement, Martina Buchhauser, said in a statement.
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A quick scroll through Kaley Cuoco's Instagram feed is all the proof you need to know that she and her boyfriend Karl Cook are head over heels in love — so might they be ready to take the next step?
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She came up with the business concept while working at Deloitte, before starting as a student at Booth, but the accelerator, and the cash prize that came with it, helped her take the next step with her start-up.
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"I've worked so hard to get here; I think I deserve to be fulfilled or happy in that sense, and in order for me to take the next step in my life, I need the excess skin removed," he says.
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His fatigue at the end of 2014 may have caused him to miss out on a spot in the year-end championships, but Rasheed was confident that with a similar commitment, the pair could take the next step together last year.
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Even as her bookstore-celebrating holiday grew from 80 bookstores to over 700 and spread across the country, she was trying to figure out how to take the next step, and help local bookstores reach out to all children and families.
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"This is a favorable position and it is up to us when we decide to take the next step," Varga said, adding Hungary should also wait for the outcome of debates on deepening integration between members of the single currency bloc.
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"Conversations have already started and have been well embraced for Congress to take the next step, so that student aid can be expanded and apply without restrictions to this type of skill based, earn and learn model," one official said.
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There's already an Echo Dot in the kitchen for doing things like setting timers, asking basic reference questions and doing measurement conversions, so it's only natural that it take the next step and walk me through recipes step-by-step.
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Startups are often looking for all the help they can get, and a boost in funds or an attractive set of economic incentives can be perceived as the fuel they need to take the next step in their growth journey.
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"Under current circumstances and if no action is taken (by the Europeans) we will take the next step (in cutting commitments)," Mohammad Javad Zarif said, adding that its European partners should guarantee Iran could sell its oil and collect the revenue.
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The rational, boring part of me knew that we were in a good place financially and in our careers to take the next step, but the dramatic, Bon Iver-fueled, romantic part of me didn't really care about any of that.
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A year removed from a No. 1 seed in the N.C.A.A. tournament, where his Ducks lost in the round of 8, Brooks is undoubtedly the most versatile player on a team looking to take the next step in this year's tournament.
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The author's core logical construct is this: Conservatives have long offered a broad, declinist critique of modern America — leviathan government, failing schools, family dysfunction — but are unwilling to take the next step and concede that immediate, radical change is necessary.
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Our currently introduced Economic Growth and Development Act (EGDA), formulated with the strong support of the CCEFA, would take the next step - creating a single point of entry for private companies to coordinate development and aid investments with government programs and projects overseas.
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In an interview with Germany's Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Swift was asked how she felt about turning 30 and if she thought she was ready to take the next step in her relationship with boyfriend Joe Alwyn — and she shut it down fast.
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Iran's president said the country would begin enriching uranium at a higher level beginning Sunday, in the latest escalation of tensions with the U.S. President Hassan Rouhani's pledge to "take the next step" would bring Iran closer to producing a nuclear weapon.
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Iran's president said the country would begin enriching uranium at a higher level beginning Sunday, in the latest escalation of tensions with the U.S. President Hassan Rouhani's pledge to "take the next step" would bring Iran closer to producing a nuclear weapon.
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The book's unnamed narrator is a daughter of Asian immigrants who is in her late 20s, trying to reconcile how her relationship with her family influences how she views her career, and her willingness to take the next step in a serious relationship.
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The Real World vet and current Basketball Wives star will lead a new solo spinoff special for VH93, Tami Ever After — an hour-long show premiering this month following Roman, 49, and longtime love Reggie Youngblood as they take the next step in their relationship.
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Pelosi's reluctance to put this to a vote on the floor was grounded in that principle -- knowing her caucus needed more of the story to be told about the abuse of power in the White House before they were ready to take the next step.
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"Now we need to take the next step to transform that number into the over 250,000 women candidates needed to have women's voices fully represented on ballots across the country," said Erin Loos Cutraro, founder and CEO of She Should Run, in a press release.
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"Learning a new skill — or upskilling — is a great way to enhance the value you bring to an employer or your own business," said Pua, who cited learning as his number one recommendation for young people looking to take the next step in their careers.
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Maybe you've already made the switch to aluminum-free deodorant and are ready to take the next step in pursuit of a cleaner personal-care routine, or maybe you're just over using toothpastes with sickly-sweet flavors in unnatural colors like neon red and blue.
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"Meagan Hunter was not denied a promotion at Chili's, but instead she was identified as a high potential Team Member and offered the opportunity to be promoted into our Certified Shift Leader program to take the next step on her career journey," the statement reads.
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"With commitments for financing in place, off-take secured, and all other issues under negotiation successfully addressed, we are excited to take the next step with the expected announcement of a Final Investment Decision (FID) for the Mozambique LNG project on June 18," Walker said.
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But while you should check to see if you're affected — and take other steps to protect yourself — experts say there are reasons to think twice before you take the next step of enrolling in the free "Trusted ID Premier" service the company is offering.
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The move erases any lingering doubt that Democrats view Trump's dealings with Ukraine as a severe violation of the Constitution — and any question of whether they will take the next step of making him just the third president in the nation's history to be impeached.
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The relatively broad public support for impeachment -- possibly magnified by unease over the tactics and threats Trump is using to resist it -- could make it easier for House Democrats in districts that voted for him in 2016 to take the next step and actually support impeachment.
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Our team's job is to plan out not just the obvious tests but also the strange and inventive ones, to conduct those tests, and to use the data from those tests to re-examine everything about our vehicle to ensure we can take the next step forward.
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A day after the activist Greta Thunberg rallied millions to demand action on climate change during the global climate strike, a group of hundreds more young people from around the world gathered with her at the United Nations' headquarters in New York to take the next step.
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The idea of a move away is mooted here and there, with some Palace fans feeling that relocation is necessary for the club to take the next step on the path to success, even if that step takes them further away from their deep roots in SE25.
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It's important that legislators and transportation regulators from different states and staffers from a variety of Governors offices start working together on a common set of rules that can be enacted in multiple states whenever the technology is far along enough to take the next step.
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LONDON, July 14 (Reuters) - England's Tommy Fleetwood has proved he is the "real deal" in the past 18 months and is ready to take the next step in his career development by landing a first major victory at next week's British Open, according to Tony Jacklin.
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After respondents submit an answer along with their name, email address, and ZIP code, they reach another page, with a picture of a stern-looking Trump — his finger pointing at the camera like Uncle Sam — and an appeal to "take the next step" by ponying up some cash.
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"Based on what we learned from AMP, we now feel ready to take the next step and work to support more instant-loading content not based on AMP technology in areas of Google Search designed for this, like the Top Stories carousel," AMP tech lead Malte Ubl writes today.
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"With commitments for financing in place, off-take secured, and all other issues under negotiation successfully addressed, we are excited to take the next step with the expected announcement of a Final Investment Decision (FID) for the Mozambique LNG project on June 18," Chief Executive Al Walker said.
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The challenge today is to take the next step, to show how protecting kids and giving them a sound start in life requires more than just government spending programs but a real reassessment of old assumptions about the economy and how all families can share in its benefits.
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Even when security services are able to identify the radicalized individuals in their communities, it can still be difficult to predict which of those individuals are likely to take the next step and engage in terrorist violence (and thus should be watched closely) versus which are just passive sympathizers.
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The bardo of the title is the transitional state in Buddhism, where the consciousness resides between death and the next life; for non-Buddhists, it is a recognizable limbo, full of milling entities who for one reason or another will not take the next step of the journey.
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Perhaps this is because we are an agency working with people searching for their long term partner, so for the lesbian women I work with, they are already in a place where they are ready to take the next step in finding the right lovely lady for them.
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"Amazon has a long history of creating programs that empower employees to pursue their career aspirations and are excited to launch this new offering exclusively for employees to take the next step in their career and build their own delivery businesses," Amazon public relations manager Amanda Ip told Gizmodo via email.
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" Matt Raubacher, a managing director of Wells Fargo Strategic Capital says "While Flexport already had a banking and credit relationship with Wells Fargo, the Strategic Capital group is excited to take the next step and also become an equity investor in this rapidly growing business with an exceptional leadership team.
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For a hot second, in the wake of Tyson Chandler being the missing piece to a Dallas Mavericks championship, a sort of theoretical construct was assigned to Perkins: that of a defensive center who was older and tough, the piece a team needed to take the next step in the NBA.
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Washington (CNN)The US Treasury Department plans to take the next step on Russia sanctions established following interference in the 2016 election on Monday and issue what's expected to be a "name and shame" list of companies and individuals that will be sanctioned for doing businesses with blacklisted Russian entities.
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I think of how I've grown from that 15-year-old child, sitting in fear as he waits to hear what his future will be, into the young man who stands hand in hand with a huge community as we all prepare to take the next step in this fight.
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Then lastly I think — and not lastly because these are all ... the agenda is much longer than this — but I think you have to make it possible for people to take the next step and to recognize that they may not have the answer for where this thing is ultimately going to go.
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While the sultry song is written from the perspective of a small town gossiping about a guy who is ready to take the next step with a girl he's known forever, Brice's video depicts a much-needed romantic night out with that "breathtaking" girl, who now happens to be his wife of five years.
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After the season, now very much aware what they had on their hands, and eager to prepare him to take the next step in his development, the Cubs sent Contreras to the Arizona Fall League to work on his receiving with big-league catching coach Mike Borzello and minor league field coordinator Tim Cossins.
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"The mixed message today suggests that Yellen is disinclined to move forward and take the next step in the normalization process in the near-term, but it also does not shut the door on the prospects for a July rate (hike) either," said Thomas Simons, a money market economist at Jefferies in New York.
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They have finally begun to use their platform for representation behind the camera, in Thor: Ragnarok, and on both sides of it with Wonder Woman and Black Panther; isn't it also time to take the next step and argue the relevant social issues these films already bring up without pulling those punches before it's time to leave?
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The organization's analytics have found that more than 13% of people who take a VR tour of a destination have their interest piqued enough to take the next step in the process of planning an actual trip, which is to say they either book travel and/or lodging, or get in contact to learn more about making an IRL visit.
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Those are fancy names for trying to determine how we take the next step beyond the Paris agreement to go beyond stabilizing emissions, which is what the Paris agreement actually achieved, to bending the curve down and getting actual global reductions in greenhouse gas emissions to avoid a two-degree or even a one-point-five degrees Celsius temperature change.
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You need all that backstory to understand the following, a seemingly simple sentence that explains what Google is doing: Based on what we learned from AMP, we now feel ready to take the next step and work to support more fast-loading content not based on AMP technology in areas of Google Search designed for this like the Top Stories carousel.
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There's Aaron Chalmers pissing in his own suitcase after a rager; Sophie Kasaei farting during sex (which her partner says "fucking stinks of eggs"); an on-camera butthole bleaching; and Sam Gowland proposing to take the "next step" with his girlfriend Chloe Ferry, which she thought meant a marriage proposal but—plot twist—was actually a proposal for anal sex.
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Now that the de Blasio administration has taken an important step toward removing children from the city's toxic jail environment, it is time for the State Legislature to take the next step and raise the age of New York's family court to 18 so that children throughout the state are tried in the less destructive and more rehabilitative juvenile system.
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So what we're talking about, between the Xbox One S, which is out next autumn (I think Shannon means August, as in this August, which is when the console is out), and Project Scorpio means we can innovate with new hardware but stay current with gaming trends, and gamers can just decide when they want to take the next step.
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The ideal candidate has:- 3-5 years of experience- substantial fact-checking experience- strong copy editing skills- a keen eye for the structure and flow of a story- the ability to get article drafts into publishable form quickly and efficientlyThis position would suit somebody who is already a news editor, or who is an ambitious and experienced reporter ready to take the next step.
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As Bloomberg Politics and The Washington Post reported last week, Clinton's aides have gone so far as to set up something of a special operation — a defection watch — to monitor news accounts and any other public hints that a Republican leader is thinking of renouncing Trump, so that someone on Team Clinton can reach out and ask him or her to take the next step.
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Lee does end up writing a memoir about her crimes (which, she says in a late scene, she doesn't regret — actually, they were some of the best times of her life), earning her success and notoriety in the last chapter of her life, and Rachel and Richard are able to help Sadie take the next step in her writing career, cementing the strengths of their little self-made family.
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Now, we must take the next step forward and guarantee every man, woman and child in our country basic economic rights – the right to quality health care, the right to as much education as one needs to succeed in our society, the right to a good job that pays a living wage, the right to affordable housing, the right to a secure retirement, and the right to live in a clean environment.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (D-Del.) secured a commitment from EPA's Assistant Administrator to take the next step toward a drinking water standard, the plan Wheeler released last week says the EPA must still "determine" whether to force utilities to filter PFAS from our water.
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"What the survey data tell us is that we need to take the next step in our safety efforts to purposefully and strategically communicate how successful our efforts have been in making schools safe, secure places where students can be their authentic selves and learn at their best," Bob Farrace, director of public affairs at the National Association of Secondary School Principals, told the AP. The AP and NORC Center surveyed 1,85033 adults between March 14 and 18.
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