The chemistry of fear and joy and dreams taking shape.
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The new politics of America are taking shape in Florida.
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Disney XD's animated Duck Tales reboot is slowly taking shape.
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But the contours of Mr Zuckerberg's vision are taking shape.
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The field for the 142nd Preakness is already taking shape.
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Now, we see a similar situation taking shape with Pirro.
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Now the slowdown is taking shape, the authorities must respond.
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By that point, I had lots of ideas taking shape.
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Can you see what is taking shape on the left?
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But building by building, Hudson Yards is finally taking shape.
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Within a week, their worst fears may be taking shape.
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Two main strategies to bypass this constraint are taking shape.
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A new economy catering to oil is rapidly taking shape.
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The Brexit that is taking shape around the hapless Mrs.
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The nature of the partnership began taking shape on Dec.
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Now it's finally taking shape, and it needs a director.
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But my own version of central casting started taking shape.
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Another corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is taking shape.
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Watching the commits, you can see the story taking shape.
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Finally, Hernández joined as well, and Aeromoto began taking shape.
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Watch a time lapse of the Joker's ridiculous rictus taking shape.
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The storm was already taking shape over the Plains early Thursday.
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The next project is already taking shape, using iron and rock.
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But several key federal races are taking shape in Nevada. Sen.
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A democratic pursuit of nationalism is also taking shape in Corsica.
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The sports betting market in the US is still taking shape.
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Behind the scenes, the plot to remove Bashir was taking shape.
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Mr. Corbyn's stated intent to democratize Labour is already taking shape.
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But this is a situation where the government is still taking shape.
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PASADENA, California — The cast of Netflix's Black Mirror is finally taking shape.
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And, as the #WhereIsMyName campaign shows, the changes are still taking shape.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS: The Democratic presidential field is taking shape.
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Inside the scout van, I saw the #MeToo movement taking shape online.
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This phenomenon is now taking shape right in front of our eyes.
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SpaceX's launch site has been taking shape nearby at Boca Chica Village.
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It was anybody's guess what was taking shape inside the gilded bunkers.
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Investors had become complacent about a seemingly pro-business administration taking shape.
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Taking Shape: Abstraction From the Arab World, 1950s-1980s Through April 4.
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For House primaries, the fields are still taking shape on both sides.
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Bolton graduated from law school as the Reagan revolution was taking shape.
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Scrolling through it, I could see the contours of a life taking shape.
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Just images, and sound, and music, all taking shape in the viewer's mind.
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Editorial There is a story taking shape in the New York State Legislature.
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Now that musical was taking shape, to open May 20013 at La MaMa.
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It is easy to imagine a novel internationalism taking shape in this form.
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There are a few different categories taking shape within the automotive software industry.
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Already the early stages of a Kamala Harris presidential campaign are taking shape.
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Plans for the Republican National Convention, which starts Monday, were still taking shape.
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Deep inside the Pentagon, the Trump administration's nuclear posture review is taking shape.
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Ukha Pacha was taking shape before our eyes, and the effect was magical.
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So the agreement taking shape in Poland seems to be a mixed bag.
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By Saturday, more formal funeral arrangements for the 41st president were taking shape.
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Already this kind of fishery management is taking shape in parts of Sonora.
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This was unceasing architectural detail taking shape as high art and subtle storytelling.
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Billy Tauzin, the industry moved smartly and swiftly as Obamacare was taking shape.
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Both newspapers, however, had an initial outline of the coalition deal taking shape.
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But details of the US response to the disaster are still taking shape.
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Flake is retiring, with a contentious GOP primary taking shape to replace him.
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President Donald Trump's approach to cracking down on illegal immigration is still taking shape.
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He felt in the grip of something familiar, a pattern taking shape around him.
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So the cyclical downturn in global industrial growth was already taking shape in 2017.
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However, a new mindset is taking shape — the era of AI-human hybrid intelligence.
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Trump election showdown was taking shape, was the series most successful movie to date.
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While still below the Fed's target, there is a clear upward trend taking shape.
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The broad outlines of a political deal, too, seem to be slowly taking shape.
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While the plane was taking shape, Stratolaunch was struggling to find rockets to launch.
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Look closely and you can see the contours of the new season taking shape.
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The Chinese-backed pact is taking shape as a fairly narrow trade agreement, however.
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Mr. Zuma's demise resonates as a sign of a potential new order taking shape.
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With the new trend in wine drinking taking shape, no bottle opener is needed.
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That is despite several very visible infrastructure projects taking shape in the Empire State.
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In an office building in suburban Las Vegas, an N.H.L. franchise is taking shape.
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Lucky he did not attempt to enter the America taking shape under his grandson.
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But it wasn't until I took a business course that the store started taking shape.
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The fourth nor'easter in just three weeks is taking shape across the Mid-Atlantic states.
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BEHIND closed doors in the Bavarian town of Ansbach a new factory is taking shape.
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As a result the outlines of a fresh era in Indian capitalism are taking shape.
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"They say we are a fiscal or financial paradise," he said, a pitch taking shape.
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A timelapse shows the massive 1.65 million square foot complex taking shape in the desert.
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The gun debate is taking shape as lawmakers turn their attention toward funding the government.
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But the coalition taking shape would bring a more pro-European orientation, many analysts say.
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Bret: Meanwhile, a vastly more consequential and alarming fight is quickly taking shape over abortion.
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But an even more potentially disastrous outcome for Sanders is taking shape in the West.
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It's too bad these and other questions weren't considered before the wall began taking shape.
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This blurring of the lines between consumer and enterprise is already taking shape at Microsoft.
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Other surveys have found a tight race taking shape ahead of California's March 3 primary.
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A Costco is taking shape nearby, city officials said, as is a Starbucks, Bayonne's first.
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A person familiar with the negotiations said the deal taking shape would respect the original contracts.
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There's no mini-program "store" at the moment, but a less conspicuous infrastructure is taking shape.
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Taking shape as a roadside motel, "Canada Dry" contains a large Canadian flag and — why not?
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Some see a test case taking shape for Loyalton and for other cities with dwindling means.
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Now, a test scheme is taking shape to let drivers set the price of your ride.
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The broadcast is still taking shape, and it remains possible that the "Dolly!" plans could change.
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Financial markets have been mostly unfazed by the historic impeachment fight now taking shape in Washington.
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She demurred when asked if that strategy would change, noting the field is only now taking shape.
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And near the High Line, a 14-unit condominium designed by Roman and Williams is taking shape.
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The resolution came amid growing concern and confusion over the way Trump's environmental policies were taking shape.
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None of the display improvements currently taking shape on the horizon promise to completely eradicate the chin.
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Others have simply turned their attention to the Senate, where a similar probe is now taking shape.
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But as those acquisitions were taking shape, bookings slowed down for Uber towards the end of 2016.
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Today, there are accounts of a new repeal bill taking shape in the halls of Capitol Hill.
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Like it or not, this is how the great cities of the 2400st century are taking shape.
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But the major engineering hurdles and large costs have so far prevented the idea from taking shape.
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But as policies emerge from the smokescreen of campaign politics, a more troublesome pattern is taking shape.
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For Democrats, one of the most important races for governor next year is taking shape in Illinois.
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Meanwhile, the White House economic relief plan is slowly taking shape and making its way through Congress.
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What to watch: While Scheer's political identity is still taking shape, Trudeau's has been called into question.
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Debate on that package, shifting focus from stabilization to stimulus, should start taking shape late next month.
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A movement to redraw the lines between speech and violence is taking shape on the right, too.
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But it is not Hudson Yards, a high-profile neighboring mega-project taking shape along 10th Avenue.
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Nevertheless, a narrative is taking shape that envisions Trump enacting policies that are fundamentally good for growth.
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While Democrats express confidence in the narrative taking shape, many Republicans remain eager to defend the president.
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"At every turn in the Netherlands, the future of sustainable agriculture is taking shape," writes Frank Viviano.
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"We believe the turnaround story is taking shape," Wells Fargo analyst Jennifer Fritzsche said in a client note.
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As John Bolton and his mustache meets with Putin, there seems to be a new pattern taking shape.
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But in some cases, a new form of commercial center is taking shape to fill these massive buildings.
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This decision left 22014,22015 former citizens of the Soviet Union alienated by the country taking shape around them.
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This decision left 700,000 former citizens of the Soviet Union alienated by the country taking shape around them.
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A battle for dominance is taking shape in two different arenas, of free (ad-supported) and premium content.
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From the right angle, you can see a broader picture of how Apple thinks about services taking shape.
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If we do our job well, readers should get a sense of why these policies are taking shape.
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After his Iowa finish, it was easy to see a Rubio versus Cruz versus Trump race taking shape.
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It was around this time, of course, that another vast repository of knowledge—the internet—was taking shape.
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Yet as the fight for second place heats up, a second type of digital divide is taking shape.
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Read more: The towering artwork and wild structures of Burning Man are already taking shape — take a look
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Read more: The towering artwork and wild structures of Burning Man are already taking shape — take a look
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This year, another student movement is taking shape, this time to stop an existential threat to humanity itself.
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Wayfair's Cyber Monday 2019 deals are taking shape, though Black Friday deals will be available first of course.
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The issue has also become central to the current debate on tax reform taking shape on Capitol Hill.
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As a retired major general myself, I share the concerns many have about the new Cabinet taking shape.
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Instead, she got to live fully in her mind, her ecstatic visions taking shape and transporting her to safety.
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On the production line a wing that will be mounted on the first aircraft for export is taking shape.
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With this, the company's take on building living documents that are essentially small apps is now really taking shape.
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Clayton has a big job balancing capital markets and investor protection, but his agenda appears to be taking shape.
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A vigorous debate is taking shape between affected industries over the costs and benefits of this border adjustment provision.
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CNBC will check back in the coming months to see if any definite trends and winners are taking shape.
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An anomaly is taking shape in the oil market — one that suggests the sheer force behind the recent rally.
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The future of public transportation in New York City is taking shape on the bayous of Louisiana and Alabama.
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In Minnesota, both Democrats and Republicans are targeting House races to flip, with those contests taking shape on Tuesday.
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A different outcome last year could have had a huge effect on the more consequential battle now taking shape.
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Mr. Miranda's philanthropy, which he conducts in collaboration with his family, is still taking shape but is growing fast.
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That strange thing in the Hudson River: It's Pier 55, the expensive park taking shape near the High Line.
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Storm Dennis is now taking shape in the Western Atlantic and will become more menacing over the next day.
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With the campaign behind us and a new administration quickly taking shape, that territory remains very much in dispute.
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One very promising outcome is taking shape at Warren Wilson College's new Master of Arts in Critical Craft Studies.
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When the new republic was still taking shape, in 1796, George Washington cautioned against domestic factionalism and foreign entanglements.
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Bowie's connection to metal stretches back to a time when metal—and for that matter, punk—was still taking shape.
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Now, five years on, a version of the futuristic, tube-based transportation system is taking shape in the Nevada desert.
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He says he foresees that taking shape from next year, as the issue gains greater prominence on the national agenda.
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If the stars align in the Bronx and the Yankees can sign Harper, a fresh dynasty could be taking shape.
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It's all part of his worldview, which has been taking shape since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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In the simulations, they see pickle-shaped proto-galaxies and miniature spirals taking shape around the newborn supermassive black holes.
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The legislation taking shape in both chambers emphasizes some form of preemption as a key part of our federal framework.
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That last one's pretty devastating, but there's lots of hints in Season 7 that his betrayal is already taking shape.
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If the city doesn't approve of Sidewalk Labs' final plans, which are still taking shape, it can end the project.
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It's November, which means we're getting close to bowl season, and the college football bowl game landscape is taking shape.
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"A historic March blizzard is taking shape across Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota," the NWS tweeted.
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Indeed, one approach was taking shape across the street from Dr. Rosenberg, at the Naval Medical Research Institute in Bethesda.
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A major developing storm is taking shape along the Mid-Atlantic coast, and it's proving to be quite the illusionist.
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The conflict over Mr. Mueller escalates Mr. Trump's fight with Democrats just as his re-election campaign is taking shape.
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What could turn into an offshore boom appears to be taking shape on the East Coast of the United States.
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Then, just as it seemed as if the inquiry was finally was taking shape, a bombshell exploded on the wire.
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Yet the recovery versus double dip debate has obscured the more culturally driven changes we can now see taking shape.
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But, more importantly, those calls should be resisted because a national framework for tracking progress is already quietly taking shape.
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The group's brazen actions led some to speculate that there could be serious dissent against Kim Jong Un taking shape.
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The "Game of Thrones" prequel pilot at HBO is taking shape, with several actors and actresses joining in series regular roles.
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Right now, a protest action is taking shape that encourages users to block Twitter's advertisers en masse, using a block list.
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As countries try to add more renewable energy to the mix, a transmission system known as the supergrid is taking shape.
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For another you should look inside a low building in Zhuanghe, Liaoning province, where the world's largest battery is taking shape.
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If you don't know much you spend, tracking lets you see problems taking shape instead of realizing you have overspent later.
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But the way the prevailing political winds are blowing, it looks like a dynasty of his own might be taking shape.
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He said the committee made a decision based purely on Duterte's popularity and would be responsible for a dictatorship taking shape.
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" Policy differences and mutual distrust will probably prevent a more comprehensive alliance-like security relationship from taking shape, " the report said.
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This warehouse is Veo Robotics' R&D center, where a very different narrative about the future of work is taking shape.
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Beyond New York City, the shutdown is emblematic of the kind of criminal justice reform that's taking shape across the country.
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This all happened within a few years of the Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA or Obamacare, taking shape.
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With the indictment of Roger Stone, special counsel Robert Mueller added another piece to a jigsaw puzzle that is taking shape.
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It officially kicks off Sunday — though a satellite image shows the city taking shape last week — and closes on Sept. 5.
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Suddenly, a Chinese model was taking shape, one whose course seemed to represent the future — and not just for the Chinese.
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We're starting to see those kinds of truly innovative startups taking shape around the world in places where they're needed most.
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The new policies it's introducing to improve the range of sites it indexes and helps people find are also taking shape.
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At least eight candidates have come out with climate policy plans, and their contents indicate some common themes are taking shape.
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Plans are taking shape for a nationwide strike on Monday, in which women will withdraw from public life for a day.
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In today's China a different picture is taking shape, courtesy of a blueprint known as the Made in China 2025 plan.
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"We're still at this point in the industry where the category is taking shape," which spells a ripe opportunity for ActiveCampaign.
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Across the city, opposite a new shopping mall, CSA Steaua Bucharest's revived soccer team is taking shape inside an army base.
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Since the meetings got underway in January, a proposal appears to be taking shape, according to a source familiar with discussions.
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He raised his price target on Kohl's stock to $50 per share from $48, citing early signs of progress taking shape.
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The statement indicates the case began taking shape Wednesday when police responded to reports of a disturbance at a local towing business.
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Now, the US response appears to be taking shape, first in the form of a new use for an old weapons system.
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But unlike what seems to be taking shape with Melania, Michelle Obama's style story wasn't the only one she wanted to tell.
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Trending down: On the other hand, that antitrust probe into Facebook is quickly taking shape, with nearly every state attorney general joining.
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The sun had just sunk out of sight of the school's windows, and a sherbert sunset was taking shape over the cliffs.
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Yes, though Tate's title reign may only be a few days old, the details surrounding her first defense are already taking shape.
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One taking shape in a nearby government laboratory is the world's largest 3D printer, which can print aircraft parts from powdered titanium.
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Over the past six months, on a patch of desert ranchland outside Marfa, Texas, one man's mysterious vision has been taking shape.
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What for years has been fodder for internet video gold is now taking shape as a unified vision of the robotic future.
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So it has definitely taken a while, but perhaps Amazon's own, bigger, direct-to-consumer gaming effort is what's finally taking shape.
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Looking ahead to 2020, The Hill's Amie Parnes and Reid Wilson take a look at the dynamics taking shape on the left.
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The force is still taking shape, and due to be headed by a retired general under the aegis of the security ministry.
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Pier 55, the expensive park taking shape near the High Line, will be unlike anything in New York, its billionaire backer says.
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What is taking shape is an enforcement regime made up not just of actual regulators and quasi-regulators but also major pornographers.
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The plan is taking shape as Republicans re-evaluate the election losses they suffered this week in affluent suburbs around the country.
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The deal that seems to be taking shape is economically worse for Britain than the one negotiated by Theresa May last year.
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Suddenly, the team taking shape on the field, younger and exciting, was better aligned with the club's efforts to market to millennials.
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The Pentagon's plan to bring A.I. to the military is taking shape as Chinese researchers assert themselves in the nascent technology field.
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A picture of who he is has been taking shape all season, and the eighth episode brings that picture into sharp focus.
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I needed a detailed understanding of the U.S. strategic posture taking shape in the post-Cold War period to address new threats.
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First to stretch skyward is One Manhattan Square, whose 823-foot spire, with 815 market-rate condo units, is currently taking shape.
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Following an expansion draft that wrapped up on June 20th and a flurry of related trades, their inaugural roster is now taking shape.
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The potential AR has to shake up the art world is slowly taking shape—and right now, it's a lawless free-for-all.
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But in greater part, Glencore's woes reflect the demand turbulence created by a whole new supply-chain taking shape in super-fast time.
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Media and entertainment In addition to tourism, resource extraction and scientific research, space commercialization is taking shape through media, branding and advertising initiatives.
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"There's an underling medium-term trend here taking shape towards a weaker dollar," said BMO Capital Markets currency strategist Stephen Gallo, in London.
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The video was made by Mark Hacks and shows things like watermelons unsmashing, towels being invisibly retrieved, patterns magically taking shape, and more.
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"There's an underlying medium-term trend here taking shape towards a weaker dollar," said BMO Capital Markets currency strategist Stephen Gallo, in London.
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First, Jaime had become one of the show's best characters, his redemptive arc taking shape when he prevented the sexual assault of Brienne.
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Mr Nabwana can now afford hard drives to back up his films, and a scrap-metal helicopter is taking shape in his yard.
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This view of Beijing began taking shape during the Obama administration and a wide, bipartisan swath of the U.S. establishment now shares it.
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Signals that the EU was willing to engage with the new plan taking shape in London sent the pound rising against the dollar.
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Lorde's Melodrama is taking shape in a blaze of wild dance moves and raw emotion as she debuts new tracks one by one.
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Eventually, however, they expect to see a fresh vision, with clear results taking shape, usually in the form of a rising stock price.
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Along the waterfront, a new 12.5-meter (41 foot) seawall is taking shape – its height, more than double that of the old one.
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With the launch just a year away, the rover is taking shape before our eyes inside NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
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Long considered a quixotic pipe dream, interstellar travel is now taking shape as a quantifiable engineering challenge for space scientists around the world.
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The move is one of three legislative efforts taking shape to target the crown prince and the Trump administration's policy towards Saudi Arabia.
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"The global trends taking shape today, including machine learning and big data analytics, are exciting and create significant opportunities for Micron," Mehrotra said.
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But in the political battle that's already taking shape, you can expect information like this from both parties as they justify their positions.
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Spend time in Manchester, or Leeds, or Bristol, and you'll see the Londonification of the entire country taking shape before your very eyes.
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As part of his farewell, he wrote an Op-Ed essay that sees his decades of reform efforts taking shape on the streets.
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I really think it's just the beginning of this whole thing taking shape, both for the big platforms and for companies like ours.
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Ms. Salamone took me to the corporate office, a WeWork at Hollywood and Vine, where that new gamer management company is taking shape.
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An alliance of evangelicals and Catholics is taking shape across the Americas, aiming to advance a very conservative agenda on sexuality and security.
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The magnitude of the disaster is still taking shape, and news teams have become a part of the news they are covering repeatedly.
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As the men bantered, their once bitter fight brought home some parallels to a contest taking shape between AT&T and Elliott Management.
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Lyft's bikes and scooters team is still taking shape; its July deal to buy the U.S. bike-share leader, Motivate, still hasn't closed.
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The bipartisan bill had been taking shape following a series of hearings that included state-level insurance officials, health-policy experts, and governors.
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It was cynical, self-interested, and perhaps irrevocably distorted the historical record of the Wehrmacht even as World War 2 historiography was taking shape.
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A vibrant network of North American energy markets is taking shape, but it remains fragile—especially with populists blundering about in positions of power.
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Fear of what might be taking shape in the mind of Jeff Bezos, Amazon's boss, has already encouraged health-care firms to join forces.
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The much buzzed-about Fox News movie is taking shape, and big names in Hollywood are set to play big names in cable news.
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This scenario is now taking shape and the oil market looks set to move close to balance in the second half of this year.
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In the process, I drafted a playbook to help me accelerate success, my ideas slowly taking shape as I tested this new found knowledge.
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The new Apple campus is taking shape — with aerial footage from photographer Duncan Sinfield providing a bird's eye view of work on the project.
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Italy, also hit in the past week by concern that a potentially spendthrift coalition government was taking shape in Rome, looked the most vulnerable.
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Social entrepreneurship is one of the most promising developments of the 21st century—and like the Millennial generation, the sector is still taking shape.
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Read more: How that storm compares with Hurricane Harvey Hurricane Camille: On August 26.53, 1969, Camille began taking shape west of the Cayman Islands.
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The stock-for-debt swap is taking shape as Hong Kong financiers say that China's bad debt problem has worsened appreciably in recent weeks.
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This warehouse, which is also home to a brewery and a lab developing yeast strains, is where the future of spirits is taking shape.
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However, there was a point where its film version was slowly taking shape with "Billy Elliot" and "The Reader" director Stephen Daldry reportedly helming.
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At the end of the book — our time — he warns about the new being, the cyborg now taking shape in a lab near you.
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Alarmed by this development, another axis is taking shape around two European leaders: Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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Steve King to a ninth term in 2018 — a more diverse future is taking shape in meatpacking towns like Storm Lake and Sioux City.
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After a complete reconstruction of Pier 17, a building of the same size and profile as the Tin Building is currently taking shape there.
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Conservative media have been scandal-mongering about Democratic presidents ever since modern conservative media began taking shape in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
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In this mountain town, a new settlement of former fighters, 80 strong and growing, is taking shape, one of many scattered across the country.
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As the rain continues through the Southeast, forecasters said, another round of heavy rain taking shape will slowly move, drenching the region through Saturday.
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If you don't know much you spend, tracking is a great way to see problems taking shape instead of realizing you have overspent later.
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Water levels within the cave complex aren't expected to drop for months, but a daring plan to rescue the boys is now rapidly taking shape.
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The rapidly intensifying storm taking shape off the Mid-Atlantic and southern New England on Wednesday, for example, is unusually feisty, with a mean streak.
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She has warned of a plot taking shape to remove her from the number two post after she was barred from attending regular cabinet meetings.
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YouTube's role in the next chapter of online video is still taking shape, but a glimpse at VidCon's standing room–only TikTok panel seemed portentous.
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Ten to 15 years ago, the so-called web 2.0 was taking shape, which really ushered in the world of the dynamic web and cloud.
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I got started on the energy, climate change and environment beat a decade ago, right as America's oil and natural gas boom was taking shape.
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Instead, he pointed the finger at society, and said as police were busying themselves with him, future serial killers were taking shape on the streets.
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The reforms included in the reconciliation package currently taking shape represent significant steps to relieving the American people of many of ObamaCare's most significant burdens.
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"The name [Noite] started taking shape because the compositions are a bit more nocturnal and mysterious to me somehow," Ursusson explained to Noisey via email.
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Netflix's unprecedented international expansion is quickly taking shape as a pivotal moment in the service's history, but it's also introducing some new and imposing problems.
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In a small alcove at the rear of the Architecture Building at Carleton University in Ottawa, the future of zero-energy housing is taking shape.
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I closed my eyes, saw my own skull, and observed an endless loop of heady, psychedelic, disturbing, and encouraging themes taking shape beneath my eyelids.
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More severe weather is taking shape on Wednesday, with the Mid-Atlantic states in the crosshairs for severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and heavy rain.
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Yet, while it is nothing new for a president to use clemency to reward friends and family, there is something unique and darker taking shape.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Obama Legacy Taking Shape at Hiroshima" (front page, May 26): Hiroshima should remain a memory of shame and human failure.
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AROUND THE WEB: Lawmakers in San Francisco are considering a ban on Styrofoam, though industry opposition is already taking shape, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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Consider an extraordinary example, for instance, that is taking shape right under the nose of Trump Tower and at the feet of Clinton's Brooklyn headquarters.
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However, the sports betting industry is still taking shape in the US, and leaders are emerging or expanding their footprints in the country every day.
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Just down the waterfront, the long-delayed West Kowloon Cultural District, WKCD, is finally taking shape, as its price tag ticks up toward $21997 billion.
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But amid the turmoil a new form of art making was taking shape — one that took up space where it could, which was mostly everywhere.
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General Hamdan is now a leading figure in the power-sharing government, which began taking shape this week with the formation of a new cabinet.
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The deficit remains narrow enough not to dim the generally positive outlook for Brazil that is taking shape among international investors for the year ahead.
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The first stage of the project is scheduled to be completed in 220 for Gothenburg's 2960th anniversary, but already the former shipyard is taking shape.
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In fact, a competitive governor's race is taking shape in both parties, giving Democrats some hope that the governor's office could return to their control.
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A year since Salesforce founder Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne bought Time, a plan to turn around the iconic news magazine is taking shape.
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Formed in 2014 as the new law was taking shape, PharmaCielo is already testing strains of cannabis more potent than those the rebels ever controlled.
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Mr. Spicer said that the plan for the tax was "taking shape" and that it was "really going to provide the funding" for the wall.
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Both newspapers, however, had an initial outline of the coalition deal taking shape in the talks, which will only break for three days over Christmas.
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Both newspapers, however, had an initial outline of the coalition deal taking shape in the talks, which will only break for three days over Christmas.
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Aware that the 2020 Democratic primary is quickly taking shape, O'Rourke is set to announce his candidacy this week, rather than launching an exploratory committee.
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The interview with Mr. Khalilzad on Monday was the first time that the American government had directly confirmed some details of the agreement taking shape.
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Almost a month after the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, President Obama's shortlist of potential nominees to replace him appears to be taking shape.
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Plans are taking shape in industrial zones around Addis Ababa and the northern city of Mekelle, where Ethiopian firms and Chinese partners assemble the vehicle kits.
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The Sibur plant is taking shape near Tobolsk, birthplace of Dmitry Mendeleev, the inventor of the periodic table and one of the founders of modern chemistry.
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The image shows the object taking shape inside the large cloud of gas and dust that surrounds new stars, what is known as a protoplanetary disk.
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But net neutrality isn't the only consequence of Title II classification, and a new fight is taking shape around a relatively overlooked portion of the ruling.
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Likewise, electric vehicle sales are booming, battery storage seems to progress on a near daily basis, and offshore wind is taking shape off the U.S. coastline.
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Journalists, as well as some teachers, began to show up, and by midnight an impromptu news conference was taking shape in the middle of the road.
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On Tuesday morning, Mr. Trump might have been displeased to find a more modest wall taking shape outside of his 68-story tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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Even as the piece is still taking shape, the ways in which the project is grappling with and exploring difference were clear and engaging to watch.
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Pelosi and committee leaders laid out the details of the plan — which is still taking shape — on a more than two-hour conference call on Thursday.
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The story told to consumers over the decades ("Don't Be Evil" was once Google's motto) is beginning to slip, and a new one is taking shape.
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Turning Points Through the mist of change precipitated by President Trump's consuming narcissism, some new order is taking shape, but its form is as yet indiscernible.
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By the time the secret group was taking shape, Mark Vicente, the filmmaker, had been a faithful follower of Mr. Raniere for more than a decade.
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A huge free trade zone taking shape in Africa could also benefit UK companies by expanding markets and making it easier to do business across borders.
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OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau's emergency economic decisions are taking shape in a virtual war room in which the prime minister is plotting Canada's coronavirus response by teleconference.
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Companies and freelancers moving into the film, media, and tech district that's taking shape from Greenpoint to Bushwick often rent studio-size spaces, too, for offices.
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The new Congress is still taking shape, with leadership elections to be held next week and a few more months before the next congressional term truly begins.
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Trump's Russia policy is still taking shape, a process made awkward by investigations into intelligence findings that Russia tried to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
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Also taking shape is Manhattan West, a five-acre, seven-million-square-foot mixed-use complex from Brookfield Property Partners that is suspended over tracks as well.
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The three features appear to be related, Faulds said, and seeing them would give me a good sense of how the larger Walker Lane is taking shape.
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Taking shape after months of negotiations is a broad settlement agreement, expected to exceed $10 billion, involving Volkswagen, the federal government and a half-million car owners.
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"A fundamental contradiction lies at the heart of the E.U.-Turkey deal taking shape," Bill Frelick, the group's director of the refugee program, said in a statement.
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The new home for Disney, which owns ABC and other networks, is taking shape across an entire city block bound by Hudson, Spring, Varick and Vandam Streets.
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One of the positive effects he sees taking shape in earnest is a recovery of global trade growth, with the auto and semiconductor sectors as notable beneficiaries.
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Moscow contended that Mr. Yanukovych's downfall had been the result of a Western-inspired coup and threw its support to a revolt then taking shape Ukraine's east.
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ElPozo's plant in Jabugo is due to start taking shape later this year and should create about 70 permanent jobs in this village of some 2,400 people.
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The Medtronic/Mazor deal in May and the Zimmer announcement suggest consolidation may finally be taking shape in the spine market, Wells Fargo analysts wrote on Tuesday.
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"The coalition treaty is slowly taking shape but we'll only be able to say with more certainty tomorrow whether it will come to a conclusion," he said.
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Even if the Grizzlies show up in the lottery again next summer, a core taking shape shows there's a path out of the Western Conference cellar. 3.
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That argument is already taking shape around Trump, as he ham-handedly issues executive orders poorly understood by his own bureaucracy and fires members of his administration.
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When we come back, the Supreme Court battle lines already taking shape as Minority Leader Chuck Schumer promises to fight the Kavanaugh confirmation with everything he&aposs got.
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Heller's longtime friend Susan Klein recalls Heller sharing the story about a year-and-a-half ago at their mahjong game, when Trump's presidential ambitions were taking shape.
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The Bundeswehr and its two armoured divisions are taking shape as the linchpin of a new European defence order, with Dutch, Czech and Romanian units under German command.
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One of the fastest — and already most explosive — pairings taking shape early in the season is between Kai and Jenna, a cis, femme-presenting, self-described drama queen.
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The South China Morning Post reports that the second iteration of one of the most notable disasters in human history is currently taking shape in China's Sichuan province.
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It could soon link up with neighboring Sudan and Kenya -- where the first part of a new $13 billion Kenyan railway connecting Mombasa to Nairobi is taking shape.
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With the Trump administration taking shape, the world is getting a glimpse into the kind of government the U.S. will have for at least the next four years.
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With a lack of El Niño taking shape, Colorado State forecasters say there's a 62% chance of a major hurricane making landfall in the United States this season.
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Rodrigues walked me through the new 653,000 square-foot space, which is not quite finished but is taking shape, with a move-in date hopefully set for October.
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The big picture: But a future is taking shape of a 21st century United States without many of the basic institutions that many consider key 20th century advances.
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How that balance may eventually play out is already taking shape in Europe, where many of the region's 500 million citizens now rely on so-called contactless cards.
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It's shaping up to be a hugely divisive issue in a purple state, and it's a microcosm of the energy and climate fights taking shape across the country.
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In the meantime, as Uber grappled with its series of unfortunate events under the leadership of its new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, another more consequential movement was taking shape.
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The battle for control of Congress was front and center on Tuesday night, with races taking shape in several intensely contested House seats in California and New Jersey.
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We can experiment for a couple months until we get a few ideas and there is a new sound, an attitude or atmosphere taking shape that excites us.
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A future was taking shape in Mr. McIntyre's mind, complete with new friends and new ideas — the thing, in other words, that college had been supposed to provide.
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As a result, the deliverables end up being viewed as patronizing handouts to the people they're aiming to serve, rather than taking shape as strategic partnerships for everyone involved.
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This is all taking shape as the new 2017 National Defense Authorization Act makes its way through the Senate, (the House has already passed its version of the bill).
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LOS ANGELES — James Corden is in negotiations to voice Beatrix Potter's furry friend Peter Rabbit in a live-action/CG hybrid movie taking shape at Sony, Mashable has confirmed.
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The indictment alleges Danforth's plot first started taking shape in mid-October, and that plans for the hired hit were finalized by phone and mail over the ensuing weeks.
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As the Milky Way was growing, taking shape, and minding its own business around 10 billion years ago, it suffered a massive head-on collision with another, smaller galaxy.
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"The anti-corruption campaign in the financial sector is taking shape, just like the wind sweeping through the building heralds a rising storm in the mountain," the commentary said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Years after he fled political persecution in his native Yemen, a new life in the United States was finally taking shape for democracy activist Abdulraqeb al-Duais.
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More than two hundred kilometers off the coast of Western Australia, a vast LNG project is taking shape and looking to further bolster Australia's status as an LNG powerhouse.
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A new geography of capital punishment is taking shape, with just 196823 percent of the nation's counties now accounting for a majority of the people sitting on death row.
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Now, a second generation of technologists is taking shape, many of whom started with EPAM, but now are looking to build their own products and apps for start-ups.
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The Trump plan for tax cuts of the sort normally reserved for times of economic recession is taking shape in Congress amid signs the economy is already growing briskly.
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The announcement comes as the Broadway season is rapidly taking shape — "Beetlejuice" is the 10th new musical to announce plans for a production, and a few more are expected.
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But the sheer size of Apple (AAPL) -- whose entertainment efforts are still taking shape -- makes it a player if it decides to get serious about becoming an entertainment titan.
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With Wednesday's nomination of Steven Mnuchin, a Goldman trader turned hedge fund manager and Hollywood financier, to be Treasury secretary, a new economic leadership is taking shape in Washington.
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Still, none of those concerned senators indicated on Wednesday that they were opposed to the bill taking shape under the agreement in principle, an encouraging sign for Republican leaders.
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They said they did it to appease Slender Man, a shadowy, mythical character that has become a legend since taking shape in an online forum nearly a decade ago.
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Right beneath my window a lawn has been taking shape this year on Pier 3, Brooklyn Bridge Park's last pier to be converted, and set to open in 2018.
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Particularly in light of the stark contrast Persona 23 introduces, the Persona games show a philosophical curve that started taking shape when Katsura Hashino started directing with Persona 24.
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The cold weather pattern is expected to persist through the weekend, the NWS said, adding that a reinforcing shot of arctic air is currently taking shape over northwestern Canada.
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Viewed from much of the east, the agenda taking shape in Brussels, from a fresh wave of integration for the euro zone to proposals for social legislation, looks decidedly unappetising.
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The euro has unwound all of its rally against the Swiss franc since the Italian elections as the prospect of a spendthrift coalition government taking shape in Rome unnerves investors.
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Credit...CreditVictor Llorente for The New York Times It was Friday afternoon, five hours before curtain, and a stylized Japan was taking shape on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera.
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While automakers and startups continue to hone the technology for self-driving cars for individuals, a second track of development in the area of autonomous buses is also taking shape.
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Let's survey the field — keeping in mind that there are several other projects taking shape around town that weren't ready to be discussed, according to the producers and dealmakers involved.
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The bottom line: The global energy transition is in an early stage, with Asian demand for oil and gas expected to continue growing and alternative shipping routes still taking shape.
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It added that its audience for "Watch" has roughly doubled since December, signaling that its plan to take on YouTube as the world's premier social video destination is taking shape.
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As a bank with responsibility for abiding regulatory rules on anti-money laundering and internal accounting controls, Cross River has a role in how the fintech industry is taking shape.
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The government would need to make terms more attractive to see more gas-fired power plants taking shape but it is legally prevented from favouring one thermal technology over another.
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Suri said Nokia was stepping up spending on research and development, saying he saw a bigger 5G market taking shape than the company had envisioned as recently as last year.
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For years, groups such as Jews for Justice for Palestinians had operated on the fringes of Jewish society; political organizations, but with no broader community of Jewish practice taking shape.
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Caught in a new spotlight, Cicierega watched his videos morph and mutate into remixes, tributes, and fan videos as the burgeoning phenomenon of the YouTube Celebrity was quickly taking shape.
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So moving pre-emptively to block a specific means of imitation isn't necessarily fruitless; it might be an entirely reasonable precaution against some dark ambition that's just now taking shape.
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His films are only ever provisional, taking shape through the editing process and sometimes even on set, where he is famous for rewriting — or adding new — scenes during the shooting.
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They saw a 6-foot-8 jigsaw puzzle piece that fit perfectly into the team that was taking shape after the departures of the seniors Isaiah Wilkins and Devon Hall.
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"The fiscal spending debate is taking shape so we have an expectation that a swing in supply may come about although we think that's unlikely," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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At the end of March -- as the Democratic field was still taking shape -- he and his joint fundraising operations with the Republican National Committee already had collected more than $100 million.
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The rover NASA plans to send to Mars in 2020 is taking shape, and today its near-final design was revealed, along with details on several of its cool new instruments.
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He told Reuters the deal that is taking shape would not allow Britain to do full trade deals including goods and failed to hand back power to parliament from "unelected eurocrats".
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On Wednesday, the theme park shared photos of the themed ride vehicle rolling into Hollywood Studios, where a brand-new 11-acre Toy Story Land is taking shape for summer 2018.
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As the Trump era dawns in America, the composition of the cabinet and inner circle taking shape around Donald Trump is too ideologically incoherent to define the next president's policy agenda.
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Donald Trump's cabinet-in-waiting is taking shape in the final days of the race, as aides eye a number of Trump loyalists for major posts should he win on Tuesday.
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An intriguing new festival is taking shape in Cuba — specifically the city of Santiago de Cuba, a center of deep Afro-Cuban lore that will host Manana 2016, May 4-6.
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The Italian coalition taking shape 10 weeks after March's inconclusive election has made economic promises that seem incompatible with Europe's fiscal rules and will be hard, if not impossible, to keep.
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The company has been pushing to make its smart assistant a kind of connective tissue across devices, and the the fruits of that labor may finally be taking shape this year.
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Now that plans to develop and field the bullet are taking shape, it remains to be seen whether it will live up to its promise to transform the fight for infantrymen.
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The plans are taking shape at the headquarters of Mr. Pinault's investment group, Artemis, in a 19th-century mansion off the Avenue Montaigne that also mixes classic architecture with contemporary art.
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Multaka is one of a host of new public and private programs taking shape since last summer, when Germany began taking in the first of more than one million asylum seekers.
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And that the reasons why it was slipping away, the causes of this shift, were not really clear, not really well understood, of forces taking shape very much behind the scenes.
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Track the storm here >>> Spring brings a big blast of winter Winter isn't over for millions in the West, as another blast of winter weather is taking shape across the region.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A new government is taking shape in Italy which is worrying the EU and financial markets over Rome's commitment to the euro and the economic rules that membership entails.
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The contours of a trade war are already taking shape, with threats of retaliation pouring in from around the world and the president stoking a rhetorical battle of his own making.
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The Senate plan is taking shape as Republicans digest the drubbing they suffered on Tuesday night in affluent suburbs across the country, many of them represented by Republicans in the House.
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The latest salvo is an effort taking shape over the next few weeks to "red team" the science of climate change — in effect, to challenge it and investigate it for uncertainties.
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In October, she heard on television about the caravan taking shape in San Pedro Sula and decided it was her best chance to make it to the United States' southern border.
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It's part of a development, with an investment of 230 billion euros, or about $3.6 billion, that is taking shape in Serbia's capital along the east bank of the Sava River.
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Among those now taking shape is Modera Hudson Riverfront, a six-story, 324-unit waterfront complex from Mill Creek Residential, a company whose portfolio includes properties in California, Texas and Georgia.
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In the wake of GDPR and CCPA, Jalil sees a growing international movement taking shape, with countries like Brazil, India, and Australia seemingly slated to pass their own data privacy laws.
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You may not realize it until near the play's end, but there have been several emotionally fraught tales of divided families taking shape, as specific as any soap opera story line.
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London (CNN Business)The world's largest offshore wind farm is taking shape off the east coast of Britain, a landmark project that demonstrates one way to combat climate change at scale.
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But the administration's policy toward Iran is still taking shape, making it less fruitful for the Israeli leader to come to Washington for a face-to-face meeting with the president.
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Of two main ideas taking shape, the more intrusive one calls for contractors to dig up a partially renovated section of New York's Hudson River Park under a "cut and cover" concept.
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Image courtesy of Game Detectives As it became clear that a larger metagame was taking shape, fans congregated at places like Game Detectives, a subreddit that's become famous for decoding such puzzles.
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The big picture: Facebook is facing attacks on all fronts, with antitrust scrutiny of the company's size and power also taking shape at the Federal Trade Commission, the Justice Department and Congress.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York on climate legislation, Sanders' climate plan provides the most detail yet on how he envisions the climate change moonshot taking shape if he is elected president.
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Of two main ideas taking shape, the more intrusive one calls for contractors to dig up a partially renovated section of New York's Hudson River Park under a "cut and cover" concept.
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Given the transformational changes taking shape in Ethiopia and the concrete steps the new leadership have taken in the domestic arena, there is no reason to doubt the sincerity of the government.
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With NBC, ESPN and Lifetime lined up as television partners, with many sponsors leaned on by Stern aboard, with logos created and a two-tone ball selected, the league was taking shape.
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In other words, the system that has given rise to these powerful men is the same one that continues to oppress women in the workplace, preventing any true change from taking shape.
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In the month ahead, Castro said he plans on traveling across the country to raise money as well as connect with voters in public appearances, though those plans are still taking shape.
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Futurism emerged during the dawning of the modern age, when democracy was taking shape and humans had discovered the miracle of flight, but before the bleaker sides of technology had revealed themselves.
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Underneath the grey November skies an unusual ruling coalition with Merkel at the helm is taking shape, but the real source of intrigue in the incoming parliament will be in the opposition.
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On the first screen I thought I saw a chick or a frog taking shape, though the creature would palpitate into an egg, a lumpen lime or a blastula of germinating cells.
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Johnson's move to change course on the subpoena is a signal of the uneasiness surrounding the investigation as the 2020 general election matchup looks to be taking shape between Trump and Biden.
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It's imperative to start planning for the resource-driven brand of conflict that will arise in the case of catastrophic warming—together with the warming-related conflicts that are already taking shape.
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The NAFTA deal taking shape is likely to strengthen North America as a manufacturing base by making it more costly for automakers to import a large share of vehicle parts from outside.
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The ambitious drive at one of the world's top oil merchants is taking shape eight months after Tian Jinghui, a vice president at PetroChina, took over the reins at Chinaoil, PetroChina's trading vehicle.
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As China deploys troops in such far-off places as Djibouti and invests in infrastructure across the globe, under the banner of "One Belt, One Road," a great power competition is taking shape.
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After Milton, Jidenna attended Stanford, and it was there that Fear & Fancy started taking shape: he met Wiley on campus and connected with producer Nana Kwabena during a spring break visit to UPenn.
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One week everyone's checking in code, the build is visibly taking shape, features are being added every day, test coverage keeps mounting higher and higher, Slack is alive with productive ideas and solutions.
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The team's solution "ended up being a win-win-win for everybody," Mr. Dyer said in his office near the 10.55-acre building site, where the skeleton of the stadium is taking shape.
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Here's how Netflix used brands like Coca-Cola and Baskin-Robbins in a massive marketing push for its returnThe developing teamThe rest of the teams under Fleischer and Smyth are still taking shape.
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Seventy-three years after the U.S. nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 220006 and 2202th, 2628, this movement which started last fall is taking shape and moving quickly across our nation.
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Bob Goodlatte -- which is the more conservative option but is not expected to have enough votes to pass -- but is also open to the the compromise bill that is taking shape right now.
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Ten months after a deadly wildfire tore into parts of the city of Santa Rosa, the middle-class subdivision of Coffey Park is being reborn and an expansive rebuilding effort is taking shape.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian coalition taking shape 22020 weeks after March's inconclusive election has made economic promises that seem incompatible with Europe's fiscal rules and will be hard, if not impossible, to keep.
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With a historically straitjacketed Parliament now seizing control of the situation, a new kind of British governance is taking shape, with a diminished prime minister and a dynamic of gridlock reminiscent of America.
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Anti-bubbles are the mirror image, taking shape in overlooked corners of the world and defined by light trading, with prices stagnating at low levels despite solid growth in the economy or company.
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"You can see history taking shape, and we really didn't deal with it that day," Jay Schreiber, a 27-year veteran of the sports desk, said of the day Robinson signed his contract.
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This is not the fault of Mr. Hawke, nor of Chris O'Dowd and Rose Byrne, who play the other sides of a romantic triangle taking shape in the English coastal town of Sandcliff.
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Story at a glance In California state legislature, a new battle is taking shape over whether or not a popular painkiller, acetaminophen, will be labeled as a carcinogen, according to an AP report.
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And by the time patients are aged 14-18, a transition plan should be taking shape, including a medical summary letter that will help the new doctor understand the patient's history and needs.
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But "despite its challenges, Nickelodeon is Viacom's most successful cable channel..." "New Fox" is taking shape Who's going to Disney as part of the 21st Century Fox deal, and who's staying at Fox?
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But bit by bit the language is taking shape, definite articles and nouns and indirect objects and verbs and prepositional phrases hanging off subjects and predicates and predicate complements like a Calder mobile.
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Recent scholarship shows how proto- and early forms of modern race thinking (you could call them racialism) existed in medieval Europe, with near-modern forms taking shape in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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That's because in the world of Amazon's series, based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, the Axis powers won World War II and occupied America, where a scrappy resistance movement is taking shape.
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Firstly, the sudden withdrawal of US forces -- designed to leave their erstwhile allies the Syrian Kurds as exposed to a Turkish advance as possible -- comes just as a regrouping by ISIS was taking shape.
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In a stack of recent books and papers, a growing number of strategists argue that the emergence of a cohering Eurasia is the key feature of a new world order that is taking shape.
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Monday's statement did not lay out a timeframe for naming a successor, though the race to succeed him had been taking shape since last week when it became clear he would step down early.
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He saw the Part 107 regulations taking shape in the U.S. as a market-driver that would usher in the use of drones in day-to-day operations on farms, construction sites and more.
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Many people alive today will be able to take advantage of an array of medical technologies taking shape at the nexus of computing, microelectronics, engineering, gene therapies, cognitive science, nanotechnology, cellular therapies, and robotics.
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AS THE 1960S DAWNED and many fashionable homes were being outfitted with Danish Modern and Pop Art, a subversive catechism of design was taking shape behind the heavy doors of the international jet set.
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Comic books have been around since the 21972s, each story taking shape as it moves from its writer to its artists (usually a penciler and an inker) and then to its letterer and colorist.
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New science projects are taking shape in Europe, Israel and Australia, many the fruit of joint ventures with Canadian companies, others made possible only with imported dried medical marijuana and cannabis oil from Canada.
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In this way Qatar can become a genuine ally of the United States, with our Al Udeid airbase intact, Al Jazeera's "voice of jihad" shut down, and an allied coalition, effectively armed, taking shape.
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This blurring of the lines between consumer and enterprise is already taking shape at Microsoft, including hiring for a new team that helps Microsoft serve the personal and professional aspects of customers&apos lives.
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Iger&aposs leadership strategy started taking shape in his teenage years when he worked odd jobs to help support himself; more than 45 years later, his strategy colors the highlights of his professional career.
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Conventional wisdom on democracy's troubles is still taking shape, but it generally holds that a dozen or so countries have backslid in a global trend dating roughly to the global financial crisis of 2008.
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"Her life story and political actions have a flexible, intersectional quality that is taking shape before our eyes, helping to create a new force in American politics," wrote Ed Morales in the Washington Post.
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Sarah Solon, a spokeswoman for the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, said the tracking system, known as the hub, was still taking shape after its formation in August and has been operating only by referral.
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Some of them, astute about the opportunities taking shape, tried to exploit this part of the media landscape to build the kind of momentum and excitement that were once reserved for early caucuses and primaries.
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It's thrilling to see all these puzzle pieces that have been scattered across the seasons get methodically turned over and nudged into their final positions, allowing us to gradually see the final image taking shape.
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"The next generation leadership is taking shape, and progressively taking over from me and my older colleagues," Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who plans to step down in coming years, said in a Facebook post.
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When voters in the United States elected Donald Trump as the country's next president, they joined a trend that has been taking shape across the globe for several years but has intensified in recent months.
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MADRID – A female-dominated cabinet is taking shape as part of the new Socialist government, which is choosing a former astronaut as science minister and a European Union bureaucrat to oversee the country&aposs economy.
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Guzman's legendary reputation in the Mexican underworld began taking shape when he staged his first jailbreak in 222 by bribing prison guards, before going on to dominate drug trafficking along much of the Rio Grande.
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"The difficulty, with which this cabinet is taking shape suggest that it will be unstable and the risk of early elections in this parliamentary term will be high," according to a note by Teneo Intelligence.
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The indictment against Danforth, previously obtained by PEOPLE, alleges the plot first started taking shape in mid-October and that plans for the hired hit were finalized by phone and mail over the ensuing weeks.
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As the Saudi son rises and the U.S. son-in-law falters, a dangerous dynamic is taking shape: Washington is shying away from setting a regional agenda, while Riyadh feels emboldened to fill the void.
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The 200-bed shelter is taking shape in a former Travelodge that Amazon bought in 2014, a structure that many of the company's employees walk by every day on their way to or from work.
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From Hollywood's court docket: The battle lines are taking shape in what is certain to be a sharp fight — and possibly a long one — over the film ratings system and the way it handles smoking.
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I write this as a parallel contest is taking shape within the Democratic Party, most visibly in the rift between traditional liberals and the social-justice warriors of what used to be the far left.
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The season appears to be taking shape earlier than usual in part because of the growing presence of nonprofits on Broadway; they tend to announce productions far in advance as they try to woo subscribers.
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It's too big a topic to cover in a single show, but you'll find an exciting introduction in "Taking Shape: Abstraction From the Arab World, 1950s-1980s" at Grey Art Gallery at New York University.
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A new doctrine was taking shape, under which Russia sought to study the nefarious tools of the West, as it understood them, so as to counteract them at home and put them into practice abroad.
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And the next big competition could be taking shape: Apple announced plans last week for a new campus somewhere in the United States, although it said it did not plan an Amazon-style public auction.
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Brammer professed his admiration for queer Babadook in February (around the same time Broderick noticed the meme taking shape): good morning the Babadook is openly gay But the meme really started breaking out this spring.
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Amazon Prime Video's global expansion is quickly taking shape as a pivotal moment in the service's history, but as more people turn their attention to Amazon's service, they have started to notice and speculate on things.
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But amid all the hand-wringing over fake news, the cries of election deforming Kremlin disinformation plots, the calls from political podia for tech giants to locate a social conscience, a knottier realization is taking shape.
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And that theme is already taking shape as a tough debate about how tech companies will react and change now that Washington and the public are beginning to reject the dominant business models of Silicon Valley.
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All of my obsessions and the things from my childhood that really scared me or bugged me were in there, and suddenly it's like a part of my subconscious is taking shape into this strange creature.
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As Trump's coalition was still taking shape, I would take note on social media and in these pages of how, frequently, the economic anxiety supposedly animating Trumpism ends up being expressed as undisguised hostility to minorities.
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Successful convergence would help the bloc weather a storm taking shape in the form of populist parties that are opposed to the EU, discord over immigration policy and pressure on the global trading order, she said.
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Facebook's latest effort to provide people with internet so they can become Facebook users is taking shape as Express Wifi, a new program that lets phone owners in India purchase data from local internet service providers.
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Whenever a scheme was about to hatch or a blindside was taking shape that might unseat the pair, Laurel would report back to her allies, and was a key number in keeping the duo in power.
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That's when all of the important details started taking shape: the hair, the idea of doing an open back in the jacket, having the pants fold in a different way, the pinstriped sleeves, the button detailing.
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But a more formal departure from its keep-a-lid-on-inflation-first orthodoxy is taking shape as part of a review of the Fed's operating framework kicked off this year by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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As cities around Russia prepared to celebrate the second anniversary of what Moscow calls the reunification of Crimea, which was part of Russia until 21, Putin visited the construction site where the bridge is taking shape.
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Mr. Obama's outreach comes as plans are taking shape for his presidential library and charitable foundation in Chicago, an effort that will require $1 billion in donations as well as zoning approvals and other political support.
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But the evidence is all too crushingly plain that the violent, convulsive new world order taking shape in this moment of climate reckoning is entirely the handiwork of a fatal set of preventable human system failures.
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Hoping to build the resistance that was already taking shape in the Army, activists at G.I. coffeehouses worked directly with service members on hundreds of political projects and demonstrations, despite relentless government surveillance, infiltration and harassment.
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Soaring midair on a mobile platform inside an unused Harlem church, she has been working and reworking two towering paintings taking shape on opposite walls, a monumental commission for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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The Trump administration is finalizing its long-awaited infrastructure plan, which would push most of the financing of projects to private investment and state and local taxpayers, according to sources familiar with the proposal taking shape.
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Further, in a crowded field, like the one currently taking shape on the left side of the aisle for 2900, Bernie's biggest strength "is his ability to thrive on chaos," says The Washington Post's David Byler.
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Much of his schedule is still taking shape, but he is expected to participate in events tied to the Biden Cancer Initiative's outreach to medical researchers as well as the Biden Foundation's work with military families.
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Shuster also indicated that the proposal is still taking shape and that details need to be worked out, such as how to raise revenue for direct federal funding and how to best leverage private-sector dollars.
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As the general election was taking shape last summer, the Republican National Committee initiated a series of payments to a low-profile firm started by retired CIA officers that worked closely with an ex-Russian spy.
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With a pantograph — a centuries-old tool composed of pointers connected by an accordion arm — Hayato Cervietti painstakingly transferred pencil-mark locations on a plaster model of a standing nude to the marble sculpture taking shape.
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It's very plausible that Bolton would accelerate the brain drain from the federal government that already seems to be taking shape — not just in the White House but across the various departments that make foreign policy.
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An ambitious project taking shape in southern France will test a long-held dream: that nuclear fusion, the atomic reaction that takes place in the sun and in hydrogen bombs, can be controlled to generate power.
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It's very plausible that Bolton will accelerate the brain drain from the federal government that already seems to be taking shape — not just in the White House but across the various departments that make foreign policy.
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Read: A New Way for Machines to See, Taking Shape in Toronto Along with news and analysis, The Times offers advice on matters big and small, much of which can be found in its Guides offering.
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TEHRAN — A political battle is taking shape in Iran over any new foreign role in developing the country's enormous oil wealth, only a few weeks after the Iranian nuclear deal with foreign powers relaxed tough economic sanctions.
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Resource extraction and research Although space tourism represents the most prominent and active form of private enterprise interests taking shape in the cosmos today, other planned commercial ventures are also in the works for the foreseeable future.
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The publication of a new report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), a think-tank, on September 5th exemplified the new political consensus that is taking shape, one which borrows ideas from left and right.
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With Pace and Hounsou both returning to the MCU and Captain Marvel telling a story that features Mar-Vell to some extent, we're likely seeing some pieces of the origin story for MCU Danvers taking shape here.
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Apple has made health — and helping people keep tabs on theirs — a cornerstone of how it is presenting the benefits of its newest Apple Watch, and today comes news of another way that this is taking shape.
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Hopefully there will still be plenty of surprises to be had at the show, but even with a couple of weeks standing between us and the big event, there are already some pretty clear trends taking shape.
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In India, these advances are taking shape very rapidly, with Deloitte projecting that by 2020, there will be 1.9 billion IoT units in the country and that the market value of this sector will hit $9 billion.
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Whether to raise the inflation target hoping it could be a catalyst of change "is one of our most critical decisions," she said in what was the clearest indication of a debate taking shape inside the Fed.
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" Spicer's full remarks are fairly ambiguous: "When you look at the plan that's taking shape now, using comprehensive tax reform as a means to tax imports from countries that we have a trade deficit from, like Mexico.
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Regulations are taking shape The new laws allow Jamaicans to grow up to five cannabis plants on their property, and residents and visitors carrying up to two ounces of the drug will no longer face criminal penalties.
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This gave Mandel and the writers time to rethink the season they'd written, to address the radically changing political reality: Trump had been sworn in seven months before Louis-Dreyfus's diagnosis, and his Presidency was taking shape.
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As Kelly's story line for season 10 was taking shape, the "Walking Dead" crew reached out to her in order to see if it may be possible to integrate Angel Theory's personal story to her character arc.
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But within the Democratic Party a similar choice is taking shape between a genuine vision for change and a centrist status quo—as well as a similar risk of producing a Macron-like presidential candidate in 2020.
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SEATTLE — On a busy stretch of road in this city's Ballard neighborhood, a curious new grocery store is taking shape — and so begins another effort by Amazon to use the residents of its hometown as guinea pigs.
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In an interview with CNBC, White House economic czar Gary Cohn said that the tax plan taking shape in Washington would effectively raise taxes on the rich by getting rid of deductions and simplifying the tax code.
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However, while the effort appears to be taking shape as a grasstops campaign — focusing on high-level influential figures rather than constituencies — many groups are targeting their messaging around the impact the tariffs could have on consumers.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee's target list provides an early window into how the GOP is preparing for the midterm elections — a still-far-off political fight, but one that is already taking shape behind the scenes.
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"We're focusing on the California wildfires because it is one of the predominant examples of how the climate crisis is taking shape and taking immediate form and impacting everyday Americans," said Gabbi Pierce, 85033, of the Sunrise Movement.
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But if you've been paying attention to the slew of new laptop announcements at CES 2017, you'll notice a new trend taking shape: Laptops are getting bigger and heavier again, to the point where they're anything but portable.
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Shares in the 174-year-old group were up 3 percent in early trading as Pearson, which earns around 80 percent of its income in the second half, said its transformation to a digital provider was taking shape.
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While the subprime mortgage crisis remains the epitome of what occurs when greed and corruption go unchecked, a growing number of experts and observers are warning that a new economic scandal is taking shape in the United States.
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Harth said she started the lobbying efforts in summer 6900 as Trump's improbable upstart presidential campaign was taking shape by sending an email to Trump's longtime business assistant Rhona Graff, and then penned an email directly to Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is finalizing its long-awaited infrastructure plan, which would push most of the financing of projects to private investment and state and local taxpayers, according to sources familiar with the proposal taking shape.
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For weeks before President Trump's historic meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, a plan was taking shape inside the Trump administration that might allow for a nuclear freeze by the North instead of complete denuclearization.
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While foreign leaders once feared that an erratic American presidency was taking shape, they have been reassured, to some extent, that Mr. Trump is settling into a somewhat more conventional foreign policy than many had anticipated, analysts said.
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For abortion rights advocates, one response is already taking shape: centers like this one that could provide services to women throughout their region — who could come from states where abortion is legal and states where it is not.
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I want to tell him that though I have not figured out how to keep my hands and feet warm, the lights are glittery and perfect, all the warm food is delicious, and my life is taking shape.
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While the strategy is still taking shape, the push against China is expected to bring further sharp U.S. rhetoric and unspecified policy actions in coming weeks, according to one of the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The New York Times caused a stir inside the administration with a report that an idea had been taking shape among Trump officials that they might abandon their goal of demanding that North Korea give up its nuclear program.
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Randle has a well-rounded skill set that is taking shape, and it starts with Walton allowing him to operate from areas on the floor in which he's comfortable, and in actions that put him in position to succeed.
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Three years on, as experts lament how government, retailers, factory owners and consumers have done little to safeguard workers, a small miracle has emerged from the tragedy and is slowly taking shape in the southeastern corner of the country.
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The 22-year curriculum, which is more an evolving model than a concrete program, is primarily taking shape in the continuing education arm of universities, with the goal of developing a higher education model that is much more nimble.
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With its skillful interweave of political conflict and transition, economic transformation, social upheaval and cultural change, "The Pursuit of Power" bears witness to an old world fading, inside and outside the home, and a new, modern one taking shape.
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The tune may date from the turn of the last century, when Puerto Rico was becoming a de facto colony of the United States and its folk music — called "plena" — was taking shape in the southern city of Ponce.
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Youngstown, Ohio (CNN Business)On the banks of the Mahoning River in Northeast Ohio, not far from where the first steel mill in the area once operated, sits a warehouse where the future of manufacturing is slowly taking shape.
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While talks to end the five-year conflict in Syria struggle, the plans are taking shape independently of United Nations-led diplomacy and creating facts on the ground in an area of the country known in Kurdish as Rojava.
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The two men, both now dead, are also the primary suspects in the narrative taking shape by the revived investigation, although the sheriff at the time, Doug Thomas, tells PEOPLE that no evidence tied either to the crimes when they occurred.
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Susan Meiselas documented carnival strippers during the early '70s, at the same time the feminist movement was taking shape in the US. In his series Orchard Beach: The Bronx Riviera, Wayne Lawrence documented beachgoers at the Bronx's only public beach.
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A variation of that scenario would see the mainstream center-right and center-left parties, led respectively by former prime ministers Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Renzi, agree to forge the sort of "Grosse Koalition" that is taking shape in Germany.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italy's 10-year bond yield rose on Friday to its highest since October last year at 2.194 percent IT10YT=RR as unease over the plans of a coalition government taking shape in Rome kept upward pressure on borrowing costs.
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To remedy this, companies have been re-tuning existing chip architecture to fit the demands of AI, but on the cutting edge of research, an entirely new approach is taking shape: remaking processors so they work more like our brains.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 49 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is finalizing its long-awaited infrastructure plan, which would push most of the financing of projects to private investment and state and local taxpayers, according to sources familiar with the proposal taking shape.
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NATURAL BEAUTY AND NEW DEVELOPMENT Although Mr. Krens's projects have yet to break ground, it is possible to see many other components of a cultural corridor already taking shape when driving west from North Adams on Route 2, or Mohawk Trail.
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On Thursday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said "the plan that's taking shape now" includes a 20 percent tax on all imports from Mexico to the United States, the cost of which would almost certainly be passed onto consumers.
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His new chocolate factory taking shape in the town of Hatvan, about 60 km (40 miles) east of Budapest, will become operational towards the end of 2017, giving jobs to 540 people and producing about 7,500 tonnes of chocolate per year.
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America's most sweeping expulsion of Russian diplomats since the Cold War may have seemed like a dramatic escalation in Washington's response to Moscow, but the groundwork for a more confrontational U.S. posture had been taking shape for months — in plain sight.
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More impressive is what is taking shape unseen beneath: an underground wall of frozen dirt 21 feet deep and nearly a mile in length, intended to solve a runaway water crisis threatening the devastated Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in Japan.
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She felt overwhelmed in all the best ways that she could be by her growing audience—largely comprised of young girls and women, many of whom look like her—and the career that was taking shape right before her very eyes.
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An even bigger threat to Oesterlund began taking shape in June 2015, when a Florida judge ruled that Pursglove was entitled to view thousands of pages of emails and documents exchanged by Oesterlund and other executives at Xacti with their lawyers.
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Mr. Obama's full schedule is still taking shape, and aides said he is figuring out how best to help a number of important Democrats, including groundbreaking African-American candidates for governor like Andrew Gillum in Florida and Stacey Abrams in Georgia.
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Investigating their origins, Woese told Crick, would require extending the current understanding of evolution "backward in time by a billion years or so," to that point when cellular life was just taking shape from ... something else, something unknown and precellular.
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We confront a cross section of ideologies from a Hare Krishna family to a visiting Amish choir to history taking shape in the form of ongoing construction and hints at gentrification that clash with the park's regal, ancient, bronze sculptures.
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The GOP has shifted away partially from its reputation of the party of law and order, but still that doesn't mean criminal justice reform is at the top of its national agenda — despite the broader trends taking shape across the country.
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WASHINGTON — Obscured by the furor over surveillance set off by the investigations into possible Trump campaign coordination with Russia during the election, a major debate over electronic spying that defies the usual partisan factions is quietly taking shape in Congress.
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A framed set of old photographs hangs on the exterior wall of a small, one-story office — of Mr. Iwamoto, who died in 1993, just as the new farm was taking shape, and his wife, Yayoi, who died in January. Mrs.
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Colorado, though, holds a special place in the minds of the Sanders campaign—a rally in Boulder in October that drew thousands, including college students camped out on blankets, was one of the first times they felt a movement taking shape.
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Moscow contended that Mr. Yanukovych's downfall was the result of a Western-inspired coup, and to prevent Ukraine from migrating entirely into the Western camp, it seized Crimea and threw its support to a revolt then taking shape in Ukraine's east.
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Republicans and Democrats need to bridge their divides on policy issues this fall just as the contentious 2020 congressional and presidential election cycles are taking shape, with the balance of power on Capitol Hill and the White House at stake.
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With the national Democratic Party in disarray, the outline of the Donald Trump resistance is taking shape far from Capitol Hill, with New York and California emerging as the East and West Coast headquarters of opposition to the incoming administration.
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Then, with his back to the canvas and brush in hand, he began to paint "blind"— over his shoulder and to either side of his body: a new instalment in a series begun in 1976 was taking shape before the audience's eyes.
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The story, admittedly, requires a bit of time before taking shape as it fleshes out a central facet of the "Star Wars" chapter subsequently christened "A New Hope" -- namely, that Princess Leia had to get those stolen Death Star plans from somewhere.
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Over the past few years, Vancouver House, an asymmetrical 2000-story glass tower, has been taking shape at the north end of the Granville Street Bridge, the gateway to the city for visitors coming from the airport or the United States border.
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As designed by John McDermott (set), Les Dickert (lighting) and Angela Huff (costumes), this production allows us to see Austen's world taking shape before our eyes, a process that includes watching its thoroughly contemporary cast shimmy back into the era of Regency England.
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A creative strategy taking shape inside the bank calls for it to partner with small brokerages and wealth management firms to lend money to their clients, many of whom have far less wealth than what's in the typical Goldman private bank account.
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Read These Stories Next: Women's March Groups Distance Themselves From Leaders Over Anti-Semitism Controversy A Year After The Women's March, A Complicated Movement Is Still Taking Shape The Problem With The Pussy Hat Lily Herman is a contributing editor at Refinery29.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - America's most sweeping expulsion of Russian diplomats since the Cold War may have seemed like a dramatic escalation in Washington's response to Moscow, but the groundwork for a more confrontational U.S. posture had been taking shape for months — in plain sight.
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The Lego brick that children know and love started taking shape shortly after World War II, yet the brick may not have been as powerful as it is today if it wasn't for some significant changes taken around the turn of the millennium.
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Hot off the mega-hit musical Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda has signed on to co-write the music for The Little Mermaid, a live-action adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's beloved fairy tale that is taking shape at Disney, Mashable has confirmed.
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Circa Central Park, a condominium taking shape at West 110th Street and Central Park West, will have four branded single-speed recreational bikes by Priority Bicycles, according to Shlomi Reuveni, a managing director of Town New Development, which is handling sales and marketing.
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With "Our Man in Madrid," we can see an odious endgame taking shape: The Colombian and American governments, along with their operatives in Search Bloc and the D.E.A., are prepared to win the battle, even if it costs them the drug war.
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Agents inside the intelligence service had long feared a fifth column was taking shape inside the Turkish state, and they spent years compiling dossiers on tens of thousands of citizens, scrutinizing their pasts for any hints of rebellion or links to Mr. Gulen.
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In the run-up to the ballot, the main party leaders have ruled out forming any broad coalition, of the type now taking shape in Germany, aware that opening up to such a possibility at this stage could discourage their core supporters.
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" While acknowledging the far right's presence in the protests (commentators immediately seized on reports of demonstrators chanting racist and xenophobic slogans), Louis, like many activists, insisted that the uprising was still taking shape and its political orientation was "not yet fixed in place.
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The beginning of the first-base line, the Nationals' clubhouse and the right-field wall are taking shape, not far from a machine being used to sort the tires, metal and other garbage being sent to a solid waste site a mile away.
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But it fits logically into the web of strategic projects taking shape as Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India enters into closer relationships with Japan, Australia and the United States, as well as regional powers like Vietnam, to counter China's growing influence.
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The current deal started taking shape two years ago, when Dr. O'Brien, an epidemiologist and palliative care expert, convinced the leadership of the American Cancer Society to give the Clinton Health Access Initiative a grant to study the market and approach pharmaceutical companies.
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Ms. Hyde-Smith's election reinforced Republicans' grip on power in Mississippi, a state they have come to dominate since the early 2000s, and showed that the political realignments taking shape in parts of the South are still in a nascent stage in Mississippi.
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" Writers, filmmakers, podcasters and others attributed the guidelines and other measures to a new prim and paternalistic ideology taking shape under Mr. Xi, who has called on party members to be "paragons of morality" in pursuit of what he calls the "China Dream.
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When Hedi Slimane showed his take on '70s-era bourgeois dress codes for Celine in March, with its tweed skirts and pussy bow blouses, he solidified a polished, preppy look that had been taking shape on the runways for the past several seasons.
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BRUSSELS/LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The battle lines between Britain and the European Union are taking shape on farming, fish, state aid, banking and a host of other issues ahead of the launch of negotiations for a free trade deal in March.
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Yet given that a large share, if not the largest share, of high-income earners live in high-tax states on the coasts, it's possible that many of the salaried wealthy will see a tax hike under the Republican plan now taking shape.
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His plan, to simplify the company and make it more efficient, has been taking shape over the last three years, with the most radical action taken on Thursday when he announced job cuts designed to save 70003 million pounds a year by 27000.
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Here's what you might have missed: IMMIGRATION: The outline of an immigration plan is taking shape in Washington, with a deal possibly at hand to make permanent the DACA program, which protects young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children.
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Since taking shape in 2001, when non-governmental organizations and activists prompted by the Palestinian Authority hijacked a United Nations conference on racism, the BDS movement has sought to convince others to attack Israel and its partners through economic, political and cultural means.
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Square Feet SALT LAKE CITY — More than three years after construction was started to rebuild Salt Lake City International Airport and scrape away a collection of obsolete terminals, the contours of one of the nation's largest air travel infrastructure projects are taking shape.
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The electrical grid is a complex system that grew organically from its first isolated deployments providing power for manufacturing, to lighting the homes of the wealthy, before finally taking shape as a public utility that we now see as a basic human right.
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The game we play in 20163 isn't the one that began taking shape in 2006: The staff's been shuffled, the story's evolved, and the engine that supported the game was upgraded when development shifted from the outgoing PlayStation 3 to the PS4 and Xbox One.
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Reuters interviews with nearly a dozen Japan Times employees - all of whom requested anonymity out of fear of reprisal - along with hundreds of pages of internal emails and presentation materials, show the editorial changes started taking shape when the paper changed hands in June 13.
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Your jaw will drop and tears will form when you learn that members of the tight-knit company lost their teenage son right as "It's Quiet Uptown" — the song where the Hamiltons grapple with the death of their teenage son Philip — is taking shape.
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Denying any financial motivation, Mr. Perez said in an interview that the lawsuit had been taking shape for months, and recalled facing demands as early as the winter of 2017 to file suit against Mr. Trump for allegedly abetting foreign interference in an American election.
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Reuters interviews with nearly a dozen Japan Times employees - all of whom requested anonymity out of fear of reprisal - along with hundreds of pages of internal emails and presentation materials, show the editorial changes started taking shape when the paper changed hands in June 2017.
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Read more: Some marketers say AT&T's big plan to reinvent advertising is taking shape but worry that it will shut out competitors"Our mission is to build a platform to help other companies monetize inventory," said Brian Lesser, CEO of Xandr in a statement.
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The storm was part of a cocktail of extreme weather taking shape in the United States for the weekend, with severe storms in the Mississippi River valley, critical fire danger in the southern Plains, and heavy snow for the northern Plains and Upper Midwest.
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Speaking after a meeting of about two dozen ministers in Vienna, Fayaz Seraj, the head of the Government of National Accord (GNA), said that with his administration now taking shape, he would be giving a list of weapons to relevant authorities "as soon as possible".
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If Time Warner can hit high single-digit subscription revenue growth for HBO this year and continue to grow HBO at this pace, that means the streaming service is "taking shape as an incremental money maker," said Tom Nollen, an analyst with Macquarie Securities.
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If Belgian police are persistently unable to surveil and disrupt terrorist cells and plots taking shape in Brussels, then there is very little the French or Dutch or German governments can do to prevent Brussels-based attackers from entering their countries and attacking their citizens.
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Etched into dance music's collective memory is the grand narrative of techno's beginnings with the Belleville Three, stitched together with thousands of endless nights half-remembered by those who lived, loved, fucked, and fought to the raw sounds taking shape at parties across town.
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Even as the 2017-18 Broadway season is still taking shape, a number of producers are lining up spaces for the following season: "Gettin' the Band Back Together" follows "King Kong" in claiming a theater and announcing an opening for the 2018-19 season.
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" After a series of qualifications, he concludes, "Supposing finally that we were to succeed in explaining our entire life of drives as the taking shape and ramification of a basic form of the will—namely of the will to power, as my proposition has it . . .
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Unlike the old series, though, "Picard" -- developed by novelist Michael Chabon, part of a producing team that includes "Star Trek: Discovery's" Alex Kurtzman and Akiva Goldsman -- is a heavily serialized, densely plotted affair, one that only finally begins taking shape after the third episode.
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Not at the Game WASILLA, Alaska — The Houston Rockets were in the process of shredding the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, and Ryan Engebretsen, a decorated high school coach from just outside Anchorage, could see the future of his own team taking shape.
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So after the company settled on Hudson Yards, the vast mini-city taking shape on Manhattan's Far West Side, existing tenants were told to move and a small army of construction workers quickly began to revamp the building even before a lease had been signed.
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But on the other side of Biscayne Bay, in Miami's Shorecrest neighborhood, a novel idea is taking shape: Instead of trying to keep the water out of the notoriously flood-prone area, officials are considering surrendering some developed land to nature, to accommodate inevitably rising seas.
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Many, if not most, Americans reeled in the wake of last November's election results, having written off a Trump presidency as merely a dark impossibility, and that feeling has only deepened in the intervening months, as his destructive cabinet and regressive policies have started taking shape.
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That is in stark contrast to the frenetic activity directly below him, where a second, 21.5 billion reais ($22.3 billion) production line is taking shape that will more than double Horizonte 22.7's current annual capacity of 21.5m tonnes, once it is completed in late 25.
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As sales increase — and an explosion in adoption over the holiday season looks likely — the attraction for cybercriminals to use assistants to jump to the really interesting devices on a network will only continue to grow," the firm predicted, saying the market is still "taking shape.
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The 2016 edition of NYO-USA (as Carnegie styles it) — 143 musicians, ages 16 to 19, not enrolled in music schools or conservatories — is taking shape at the State University of New York at Purchase in preparation for concerts there, at Carnegie and in Europe this month.
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" NEW MEXICO FACES TURNING POINT ELECTION Albuquerque Journal : "A critical election year in New Mexico – one that could establish the political pecking order for years – will begin taking shape Tuesday as voters choose the Democratic and Republican nominees for two open congressional seats, governor and other state offices.
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Nintendo's upcoming NX console is slowly taking shape, but a new report provides a lot more specificity than we've seen in the past, claiming the still-secret gaming hardware is actually primarily a portable console – albeit with some modular features that could make it more versatile than most handhelds.
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Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, on Monday rejected a New York Times report that said an idea was taking shape in the Trump administration to seek to negotiate a nuclear freeze by North Korea, rather than its complete denuclearization, thereby tacitly accepting it as a nuclear state.
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Earlier this week, Reuters reported that Turkey's plans to clean up some $13 billion in bad energy loans, one of the worst hangovers from last year's currency crisis, was taking shape even as some banks hold out for the government to agree to safeguards and higher electricity prices.
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Read more: Some marketers say AT&T's big plan to reinvent advertising is taking shape but worry that it will shut out competitors"On the hiring front, it's been good because you see more traditional TV companies buying into OTT in terms of what they're selling," SpotX's Benn said.
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"If she can trigger Brexit as per her deadline, it may push sterling even lower as this will send the message that Theresa May is in full control and her hard Brexit (prioritising immigration control over single market access) is taking shape," said Think Markets market analyst Naeem Aslam.
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Given the dearth of hands-on Washington experience in the inner circle of President-elect Donald J. Trump, Mr. Pence, a former Republican congressman, is emerging as a commanding figure in the administration taking shape as well as the chief conduit between Capitol Hill and the White House.
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There is virtually nothing about the behavior of the U.S. market itself that's inconsistent with a significant top taking shape: A giddy surge saturated in good news from tech to tax cuts lasted through January to form a peak in momentum, valuation and investor sentiment, followed by a nasty correction.
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Edward Snowden says that his leak of National Security Agency documents was motivated by the fear of an Orwellian nightmare in which the authorities would use digital means to control society and eliminate opposition As our democracy and our alliances crumble, that nightmare is indeed taking shape before our eyes.
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This week, MSNBC wanted to give its viewers a simple, digestible summary of all the potential White House candidates who hadn't jumped into the Democratic primary race yet — and somehow, with the most diverse presidential field in history taking shape, all 15 of the chosen contenders-in-waiting were white men.
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The potential redevelopment area is larger than Battery Park City, the community built on landfill in Lower Manhattan, and about six times as big as the largest private real estate development in the United States: the $25 billion Hudson Yards complex now taking shape on the Far West Side of Manhattan.
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But as thousands of soldiers prepared to deploy to South Texas and other points along the border as part of Mr. Trump's mobilization of active-duty troops, the training drill was a sign of a new hardening of the border slowly taking shape involving multiple agencies, not just the Army.
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"Machine Hallucination" transports viewers into the mind of a machine by placing them in a vast room covered in projections created by Anadol with the help of AI.Read more: The towering artwork and wild structures of Burning Man are already taking shape — take a lookThe New York location is Artechouse's third endeavor.
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In a reference to the demonstrated electoral liabilities of so-called "identity politics," Gold argued that concerned Democrats worry that by emphasizing particularistic rather than practical issues with a broad impact, they will once again lose the politically advantageous position that appears to be taking shape for them in 22016 and 278.
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But for weeks before the meeting, which started as a Twitter offer by the president for Mr. Kim to drop by at the Demilitarized Zone and "say hello," a real idea has been taking shape inside the Trump administration that officials hope might create a foundation for a new round of negotiations.
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Perry Hooper Jr., an Alabama fund-raiser for Mr. Trump's re-election, said the president recently asked him about the primary taking shape, and brought up Mr. Byrne's call for him to step aside as the Republican nominee in 2016 after the "Access Hollywood" tape revealed Mr. Trump boasting of sexual assault.
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On a 2000,21-acre tract of Texas woodland surrounded by the Sam Houston National Forest, a $25 million youth camp is taking shape that will include an aquatics center, a shooting range, a climbing and rappelling tower, a science center, three chapels and an air-conditioned dining hall with room for 703 people.
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Perched atop a hillock overlooking the sprawling capital, the temple is a microcosm of a new civil religion taking shape in China — an effort by the Chinese Communist Party to satisfy Chinese people's search for moral guidelines by supplementing the largely irrelevant ideology of communism with a curated version of the past.
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Especially since we've started the zine and received our first articles, the kind of voices we attracted and the thing we could see taking shape from just one issue … it's really been a space of total freedom for our contributors, and it's really something that we want to build on and bring further.
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" Under the headline "Make China Great Again," the South China Morning Post quoted the manifesto calling out the "drawbacks" of the the capitalist economic system and said "a new international order is taking shape," with China facing an historic opportunity to "restore itself to greatness and return to its rightful position in the world.
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Even if the answer to that question is still taking shape, the intensity of the desire to fight back, made evident in part by the Women's March on Washington taking place on Saturday, is producing what will probably turn out to be one of the most fertile periods of activism on the left in decades.
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As the new administration is taking shape under president-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, it is time for the U.S. to reconsider its strategy.
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Both Hungary and the Czech Republic meanwhile are exposed to British demand for vehicles, with 0.2 percent and 0.3 percent of the respective GDP linked to value added exports to the UK. The biggest threat, though, will be what Brexit could mean for the 2021-27 EU budget, discussions around which are already taking shape, the ING report indicated.
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Elsewhere, campaigns to follow in its and San Francisco's footsteps are taking shape, including proposed legislation in Washington, D.C. "I am proud of the work my office has done to secure agreements with several major retailers to end their use of on-call scheduling and create a more predictable work environment," Schneiderman said in a statement to CNBC.
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If so, the outline of the next year or so of negotiations may be taking shape: A series of on-and-off negotiations that creep forward, punctuated by feel-good presidential meetings like Sunday's, while the world grows use to an arsenal of North Korean weapons the way it grew accustomed to Pakistan's, or India's or Israel's.
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Yet they're far enough along that three lanes are taking shape as Democratic groups track footage of the trio, prep ads and push lines of messaging: Their short-term goals are to make "Mike Pence" synonymous with avoiding reality, to hang Trump around Rubio's neck like an anchor, and to drive sharp wedges between Ryan and other GOP factions.
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The more patchwork approach taking shape in New York — agency by agency, city by city — reflects the reality that lofty ideas on either end of the political spectrum often bump into here: To become law, every proposal must pass a State Legislature where power is divided between Republicans and Democrats, before being approved by the governor.
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And yet for all its success in drawing and nurturing firms on the technological frontier, Phoenix cannot escape the uncomfortable pattern taking shape across the American economy: Despite all its shiny new high-tech businesses, the vast majority of new jobs are in workaday service industries, like health care, hospitality, retail and building services, where pay is mediocre.
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Both Hungary and the Czech Republic meanwhile are exposed to British demand for vehicles, with 0.2 percent and 0.3 percent of the respective GDP linked to value added exports to the UK. The biggest threat, though, will be what Brexit could mean for the 2021-27 EU budget, discussions around which are already taking shape, the ING report indicated.
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But in more than two dozen interviews this week, voters who helped hand Mr. Trump the presidency — die-hards and reluctant supporters alike — were cheering from their living rooms, offices and diners across America as they saw the outlines of a new conservative era in government fast taking shape, even if they were still a little uneasy about the man doing the shaping.
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" On a brighter note, Mike Peirce, the Climate Group's Corporate Partnerships Director, told VICE Impact that COP2100 contrasted with previous environmental summits because there was more climate action taking shape outside negotiating rooms and that "you could feel the surge in interest and optimism from business who are making strategic, commercially-focused decisions to cut their carbon emissions and foster sustainable growth.
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The agreement that is taking shape in Durbin and Graham's group would offer a path to citizenship to DACA eligible immigrants, would include money for border security, would address the "chain migration" -- or family-based sponsorship options -- of the covered population and would end the diversity lottery in favor of reallocating those visas somewhere else, possibly to include a fix for Temporary Protected Status.
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To use it, hold your phone upside-down while... Facebook's latest effort to provide people with internet so they can become Facebook users is taking shape as Express Wifi, a new program that lets phone owners in India purchase data from local... In its latest tribute to retro gaming, the Internet Archive has uploaded a treasure trove of games, applications, and demos for the Amiga family of computers.
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More from the New York Times Tech Giants Are Paying Huge Salaries for Scarce A.I. Talent A New Way for Machines to See, Taking Shape in Toronto A.I. Researchers Leave Elon Musk Lab to Begin Robotics Start-Up The figures listed on the tax forms, which OpenAI is required to release publicly because it is a nonprofit, provide new insight into what organizations around the world are paying for A.I. talent.
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I grew up in Lebanon and moved to the United States as a teenager, and when I arrived in New York my understanding of the country was still taking shape; I was still grappling with the complicated set of rules that governed American culture, so different from what I had imagined as a child, gorging on American film, TV shows and music in the embattled Beirut of the 1970s and '80s.
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Like buying coffee and exchanging pleasantries with a person waiting in line and how this could make Andrew feel human for the rest of the day, the fact that people were nice and decent and maybe he was nice and decent and maybe there was a nice and decent future ahead—all these nothing moments growing in number, tenuous yet taking shape around the void, the impression of life gradually becoming life.
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A new community—a new city, actually—is taking shape here, with thousands of offices and apartments, restaurants, a school, parks, and a new subway station for the No. 22015 train, and at the heart of it, not yet visible but with the foundations in place, is the Shed, an experimental center for music, theatre, film and video, dance, and visual art, whose program Poots has been hired to create and direct.
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Traders hit Italian bonds, stocks and the euro as a pledge to ramp up spending from a coalition government taking shape in Rome caused fresh unease, while Wall Street was waiting to see the outcome of U.S. and China trade talks.. Italy's strife sent long-term borrowing to more than seven-month highs, stocks in Milan fell one percent taking European stocks down with them, while the euro dropped back towards this week's 247-month low.
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Source: Business InsiderRead more of Business Insider's Burning Man coverage:The towering artwork and wild structures of Burning Man are already taking shape — take a lookAuthorities want to build a 10-mile wall around Burning Man's desert site — here's why and when it could happenHow the ultra-wealthy attend Burning Man, from $55,000 private jet flights to personal chefs — and why other burners aren't happy about itBurning Man banned an infamous $100,000-a-ticket camp favored by influencers after backlash from fellow attendees
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Kacper Nowicki, the ex-Googler CEO of Nomagic who co-founded the company with Marek Cygan (an academic) and Tristan d'Orgeval (formerly of Climate Corporation), noted that while there has been some work on the problem of unstructured objects and industrial robots — in the US, there are some live implementations taking shape, with one, Covariant, recently exiting stealth mode — it has been mostly a "missing piece" in terms of the innovation that has been done to make logistics and fulfilment more efficient.
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In fact, one cannot help wondering if it isn't already taking shape before our very eyes: Last May, the Trump administration moved the United States' embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem; a few months later, it cut off aid to Palestinians and the United Nations agency serving Palestinian refugees; most recently, it extended recognition of Israel's sovereignty in the Golan Heights, a move celebrated by one Israeli official as a sign of things to come with regards to the future of the West Bank.
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Without a robust unemployment system that can provide support to gig workers, independent contractors, part-time employees and seasonal workers, there is not a good way to get cash in the hands of people except to write them checks, said Michael J. Graetz, a law professor at Columbia University and co-author of "The Wolf at the Door: The Menace of Economic Insecurity and How to Fight It." The proposal to provide Americans a direct payment as a means of assistance is taking shape.
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Unlike in the U.S., where politicians have been reluctant to pursue aggressive policy action — and where Silicon Valley pumped almost $50 million into lobbying last year — substantial government regulation or enforcement action is starting to seem like a real possibility in the U.K. One exchange, between Labour MP Ian Lucas and Facebook U.K. policy chief Simon Milner, particularly typified the fight taking shape between Silicon Valley and the U.K. government, and offered an across-the-Atlantic parallel to a similar fight in the U.S. over what obligation Facebook has to make sure advertisers on its platform align with election laws.
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