"China is absolutely taking the lead on electrification," she said, pointing to the city of Shenzhen as an example of China taking the lead in electrification.
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TAKING THE LEAD - BELATEDLY That is about to change.
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Ballard says they'll be taking the lead on those contracts.
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The Senate is largely taking the lead on those efforts.
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And I think Silicon Valley is taking the lead here.
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His father, King Salman, appears to be taking the lead.
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The Yankees wasted little time in taking the lead against Kluber.
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When it comes to campaign finance, cities are taking the lead.
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Schumer is now taking the lead to ensure they press forward.
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" Trump instructed: "We'll match their numbers ... We're not taking the lead.
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Alabama then kicked a field goal, taking the lead for good.
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Berkshire Todd Combs is taking the lead on the recruiting effort.
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It is no bad thing to have Mr Mueller taking the lead.
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"We are not taking the lead," he added, declining to comment further.
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Do you think women are taking the lead in the cannabis industry?
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It's not clear why Lenovo and Nokia are taking the lead here.
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Meanwhile, the other three polls have shown Trump taking the lead there.
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Rather, it was an Allied effort with, if anything, Britain taking the lead.
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Strike while the iron is scorching, Gemini, by taking the lead in love.
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But the FBI said it is taking the lead on investigating the situation.
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Citi and Barclays advised TUI on the transaction, with Citi taking the lead.
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The Jets came back, scoring twice 29 seconds apart and taking the lead.
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Sacramento responded with six straight points, taking the lead on Buddy Hield's layup.
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He observes that they are already taking the lead from the big dogs.
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Europe is taking the lead in challenging BRI, Axios' Erica Pandey wrote earlier.
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Argentina had commandeered the momentum by taking the lead in the 20th minute.
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The U.S. Navy is taking the lead on the investigation, according to KITV.
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In the absence of congressional action, states and cities are taking the lead.
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European carriers appear to be taking the lead in tackling their carbon footprint.
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The big picture: Corporate America is taking the lead in tackling gun control.
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Harvick led a handful of laps a couple of times in the first half of the race, taking the lead from Busch on lap 101 to run up front for five laps and then taking the lead again on lap 156.
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Robin is the one taking the lead and organizing everything with Alan's wife Tanya.
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As with steel, trade tensions are rising with the United States taking the lead.
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She compliments me for taking the lead on finance-related problems we've been facing.
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China's pioneering electric cars, also is taking the lead now in the autonomous driving.
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We're taking the lead to #SaveLemonadeStands by paying for kids' fines + permits this year.
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We're now working with Grab but Grab is taking the lead on those conversations.
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Beijing is taking the lead for a peaceful resolution of the North Korean standoff.
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As of last week, Summit, a machine built in Tennessee, is taking the lead.
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But taking the lead role in "A Star is Born" was a big leap.
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Analysts say German automakers are taking the lead in consolidating functions within the dashboard.
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CEOs also began taking the lead to try to find solutions to address society's needs.
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The province is now taking the lead on an innovative approach to prevention and rehabilitation.
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Here, once again, Inslee is taking the lead in showing how it can be done.
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Sometimes, taking the lead can be as simple as taking control of your own destiny.
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So Cho taking the lead in a big-budget science fiction series feels long overdue.
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She says taking the lead more as she's grown up has made her more confident.
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There are a number of reasons why Amazon is taking the lead on consumer trust.
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That's according to the woman who knows a thing or two about taking the lead.
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Both games started very level, with humans first taking the lead, then bots, then humans.
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Kyle Busch then took over by taking the lead with a two-tire pit stop.
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Truex claimed the first-stage win after taking the lead from Larson on lap 35.
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Here's part of the episode; Skip to 2:15 to see Lisa taking the lead.
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The Jazz responded with baskets each time to keep the Rockets from taking the lead.
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They said the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is now taking the lead on the investigation.
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The Hornets controlled the third quarter, taking the lead with a 12-2 run late.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is said to be taking the lead in investigating the cases.
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White House aides said Tillerson is still taking the lead on all foreign policy issues.
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To the Editor: Kudos to the Chilean government for taking the lead in fighting obesity.
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But Trump Team believes they can get this done, quickly, with Congress taking the lead.
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Chris Harrison even said Johnson stands a solid chance of taking the lead next season.
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And even in that endeavor, with their demands and protests, women are taking the lead.
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In Puerto Rico, it's just government taking the lead and dragging the sports organizations along.
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The Wizards started quickly in the first quarter, hitting outside shots and taking the lead.
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After a disappointing few years for precious metals investors, gold is finally taking the lead.
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Biogen's partner Eisai, based in Japan, is taking the lead on the studies, Vounatsos said.
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The Red Sox were down 2-1 before taking the lead with a sixth-inning rally.
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CGN is taking the lead on a plan to build a station at Bradwell, in Essex.
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But Minnesota scored the next seven, taking the lead on a 214-foot jumper by Wiggins.
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Mark Warner (D-A), who has been taking the lead on tech policy on Capitol Hill.
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That is true alchemy: taking the lead of negative emotions and transmuting them into golden energy.
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The feds have gotten involved, taking the lead especially on cases of fraud, like Safe Haven's.
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But I doubt Apple is thrilled to be taking the lead in settling this emerging debate.
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Teens have been rightly praised for taking the lead in advocating for more gun control measures.
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With the Judiciary Committee now taking the lead, the House rules allow Trump to get involved.
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The two companies will collaborate on ad sales, with Snap taking the lead for any Discovery ads.
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In 22008 governments poured $209bn into supporting such investment, with America, China and Germany taking the lead.
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Cisco says that healthcare will be taking the lead on IoT, with growth of 30 percent annually.
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Having a strong personality, taking the lead, and offering constructive criticism makes us abrasive, unprofessional, or worse.
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So even though Republicans can celebrate taking the lead Monday, they are still underperforming compared to 2012.
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Three polls released Thursday in New Hampshire showed either a tied race or Trump taking the lead.
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Argentina's Ana Gallay and Georgina Klug fought hard in the second set, taking the lead early on.
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Stenhouse won the first stage, taking the lead from pole-sitter Chase Elliott on the 14th lap.
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China is already taking the lead when it comes to renewable energy -- both solar and wind power.
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Eichel snapped a 2-2 tie by taking the lead pass from Jason Pominville near the neutral.
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"When he left, it was 2-1, and we had action on taking the lead," Baker said.
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Japan's permanent representative to the U.N., Motohide Yoshikawa, also thanked the United States for taking the lead.
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They opted to perform together ... with Nicole taking the lead, and Joel playing hype man for her.
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They found a network that was constantly evolving, with different players taking the lead at different points.
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Jaja Jackson is Airbnb's director of global multifamily partnerships, and is taking the lead on this project.
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Though traditional gender roles are changing, financial advisors say, , with men generally taking the lead on finances.
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The move was largely a domino effect with one airline taking the lead and the others following.
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HB: Okay, so just who then will be taking the lead in the defense of the president?
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Democrats spread out their questions to the House managers, with Schiff, the head manager taking the lead.
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Other nations are already taking the lead in welcoming new products that could get smokers to switch.
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Berkshire Hathaway's Todd Combs is taking the lead on the recruiting effort, several of the people said.
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Among IT-savvy specialists, U.S. respondents strongly favored the private sector taking the lead in 5G rollout.
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France had pushed hard for European control over the negotiations, while Germany insisted on taking the lead.
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Within the Volkswagen Group, Audi is taking the lead, says Stephanie Edler, who worked on Driver Assistance Systems.
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After taking the lead, Stanford did not convert another field goal until 23.3:212 remained in the game.
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Chinese businesses are less so, which is why some are taking the lead in monetizing it through education.
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The official said U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer was taking the lead in submitting the draft to Congress.
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CNN has not received a response from the attorney who is taking the lead in Williams' paternity claim.
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The White House blitz right now is real, and it is clearly taking the lead on the effort.
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Former IBM exec Jérôme Pesenti will be taking the lead at Facebook's AI research (FAIR) arm, Quartz reports.
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Clemson wasted little time in taking the lead, marching 84 yards in nine plays on its opening possession.
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Conversely, if they don't think you're capable of taking the lead, you won't be entrusted with such opportunities.
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"It kind of builds that climactic moment where she's pushing back and fighting back and taking the lead."
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Black is also a member on Ways and Means, which is taking the lead on crafting the legislation.
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The Kings then just missed taking the lead when Ilya Kovalchuk rattled a shot of the right post.
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Recent research by Deloitte suggests that the SIHH may also be taking the lead in the digital area.
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So far, tech giants, backed by their massive lobbying teams, have been taking the lead in the debate.
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The Senate is taking the lead on President Trump's effort to move a massive infrastructure package through Congress.
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Now, women are taking the lead and redefining the industry, one A-list celebrity client at a time.
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The Yankees (97-52) answered in the next half-inning, taking the lead with a five-run fifth.
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A badly timed Rangers shift change led to the Lightning taking the lead late in the first period.
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Corporate America is taking the lead on gun control as Congress slides back into gridlock on the issue.
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The Australian government is taking the lead on securing the release of all three detainees, the source said.
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He then served as Tesla's assistant corporate controller between February 2017 and May 2018 before taking the lead position.
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After years of trailing New York City in total annual venture investment, Massachusetts is taking the lead in 24.8.
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France won the World Cup against Croatia in a stunning victory on Sunday, taking the lead 4 to 2.
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But it's not European, Chinese or American companies taking the lead on some of the region's largest solar parks.
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Taking the lead As the world's biggest polluter, China has a unique role to play in curbing rising temperatures.
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NASA is obviously taking the lead with the research and is even sending bacteria into the sky with balloons.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, has said the White House isn't taking the lead.
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Harvick was the first driver to get by Logano on the race track, taking the lead on lap 26.
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Duncan: Yeah exactly, and I think it's important for them to see women taking the lead and teaching them.
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"There's very little chance that the federal government is going to be taking the lead in policymaking," Storey said.
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After Davis's homer, his batters fought back and scored still more runs, taking the lead in the 10th inning.
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The House Ways and Means Committee is taking the lead on drafting tax reform legislation based on the blueprint.
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While the shooting occurred on the university's campus, the Birmingham Police Department was taking the lead in the investigation.
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Israel's prime minister would be threatening to attack Iran—and seeking to push the U.S. into taking the lead.
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Taking the lead for Proskauer Rose was Bettina B. Plevan, a partner who specializes in labor and employment law.
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Many tech companies, including Google, have their European headquarters in Ireland, so regulators there have been taking the lead.
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Jacksonville (1-2) struck first, taking the lead less than two minutes into the game and never letting go.
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Mayfield opened and closed the sequence that led to the Islanders taking the lead just 4:36 after faceoff.
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As two former executive branch officials, we are hardly instinctive proponents of Congress taking the lead on foreign policy.
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A strong individual effort by Barzal led to the Islanders taking the lead 6:17 into the first period.
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Iran is proud of taking the lead in trying to bring an overdue end to the bloodshed in Syria.
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It's something the parties have been very unified on, and it's a place where Congress is taking the lead.
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Denny Hamlin moved into second and made contact with Elliott, resulting in an Elliott spin and Hamlin taking the lead.
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The Panthers rattled off the next eight points, taking the lead on Wilson-Frame's 3-pointer with 10:44 remaining.
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The Minuteman missed a chance at taking the lead when Samba Diallo missed two free throws with 83 seconds left.
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But some intra-party unease shows up when Americans are asked who they want taking the lead on national policy.
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But the Angels rallied in the sixth, taking the lead on Nava's two-run single off the wall in right.
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But they appeared renewed following the team meeting, taking the lead midway through the first quarter and never trailing again.
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Although there's plenty of hype around a cashless future, with Sweden taking the lead, some countries are bucking the trend.
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The rest of the world's push-back against this dominance has grown similarly, with the United States taking the lead.
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Scott Roberton of WCS in Vietnam says governments are getting more serious about wildlife crime, with China taking the lead.
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Two of them, Clinton and Cruz, are fairly traditional political liars, with Cruz taking the lead as the truly Machiavellian.
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But Zuckerberg reveals exactly why the left should be alarmed that Silicon Valley is taking the lead on this issue.
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Shawkat), taking the lead, and a couple of less-than-fully-loyal skinheads (Mark Webber and Imogen Poots) playing backup.
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The consumables team, which includes groceries, kicked off the research, with the division's vice president, Eric French, taking the lead.
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Among its vast responsibilities, Homeland Security is taking the lead on protecting federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas), is taking the lead on cyber-focused work this week as lawmakers return to Capitol Hill.
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Vice President Mike Pence is taking the lead on affirming some of the softer "yes" votes, a senior adviser said.
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When taking the lead, be sure to leave room for the inexperienced partner to try their hand at leading, too.
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The California Air Resources Board is taking the lead in testing Audis in the United States, according to the lawsuit.
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And, like in China, brands and merchants are testing out the format with the entertainment industry again taking the lead.
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THE KEY Former contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination are taking the lead on pummeling the Trump administration over disinformation.
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Together, we should be taking the lead on developing innovative digital policy that allows entrepreneurs on both continents to thrive.
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"Younger generations are taking the lead of this global generosity movement," says Asha Curran, CEO and co-founder of GivingTuesday.
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The Silicon Valley technosphere is known for taking the lead on some of these efforts, and with some mixed results.
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White House counsel Don McGahn is taking the lead on the White House's dealings with the FBI investigation into Kavanaugh.
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Dr. Atul Gawande, a surgeon and professor at Harvard Medical School, is taking the lead on the new health-care company.
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Asia is taking the lead on this front, with financial hubs such as Hong Kong and Singapore racing to adopt DLT.
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But the truth is, is that nothing is more cool, confident, and sexy than someone who is comfortable taking the lead.
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Broker Jefferies said ArcelorMittal was taking the lead, as the largest steelmaker in Europe, which was necessary in the medium-term.
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Yet after taking the lead in designing the overhaul, the United States was the holdout as the proposal languished in Congress.
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With that win, VP went all out, taking the lead 113-6 with some amazing plays from Byali and Neo. Virtus.
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The strikes signal a shift in green activism, with those who will be particularly affected by climate change taking the lead.
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China won't be taking the lead on the Chile talks, Deborah Kay Elms, executive director at Asian Trade Centre, told CNBC.
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Wehrum is taking the lead on the agency's efforts to reform the permitting process for new and reconstructed air pollution sources.
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The Department of Homeland Security has been taking the lead on helping states to protect their voting systems from malicious actors.
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Houston kept the momentum in the fourth quarter, taking the lead on a Harrell layup that capped a 10-2 run.
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Yet with Barrow taking the lead, there is a brisk and directed flow, starting with the design of the museum itself.
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With Rex Tillerson out as secretary of state, the C.I.A. is taking the lead on planning for talks with North Korea.
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The Chiefs carried that momentum through two more drives, taking the lead and then slamming the door shut on the 49ers.
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The proposal is the latest example of local governments taking the lead on climate policy as the Trump administration pulls back.
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Paul Giamatti played Zmuda in the 1999 flick "Man on the Moon," with Jim Carrey taking the lead role as Kaufman.
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As often happens to companies in crisis, creative risk — even if it meant a woman taking the lead — seemed suddenly necessary.
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Surprisingly, not everyone agrees that going back to the moon — or that Jeff Bezos taking the lead — is a good thing.
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The stock market rally that has continued since Election Day has been overwhelmingly bank-led, with Goldman Sachs taking the lead.
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In this arms (and, I guess, legs and butts and other sexy parts) race, it looks like porn is taking the lead.
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Ingles, Rubio and Gobert combined to make seven free throws in the final minute to keep the Kings from taking the lead.
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With Tesla and GM taking the lead, the industry has been pressing Congress and the White House to extend the EV incentives.
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But the official added that Turkish authorities taking the lead in the investigation may have evidence the United States has not seen.
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From PVC trench coats to plastic totes that puts our daily necessities on full display, see-through fashion is taking the lead.
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It's important that USDOT is taking the lead on self-driving cars and developing draft guidelines which will be out by June.
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That's why I'm so pleased Instagram is taking the lead to help protect their 500 million users from unwanted and abusive comments.
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Already, the United States has been marginalized in the latest Syrian ceasefire and peace process -- with Turkey and Russia taking the lead.
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The bulk of the work had been done in just two weeks, with Karin and Sarah taking the lead on the writing.
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The NFL security team is taking the lead on the Tom Brady missing Super Bowl uniform case ... not the Houston Police Dept.
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In March 1999, Saudi Arabia was again taking the lead in cutting production to shore up prices after the Asian financial crisis.
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Washington kept pulling away after taking the lead, with Adam Eaton's two-run single in the ninth accounting for the final margin.
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The Hornets trailed by eight points at halftime but controlled the third quarter, taking the lead with a 12-2 run late.
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Why are we watching EU law enforcement and regulatory officials taking the lead in what is also a U.S. money laundering problem?
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Kansas City responded, taking the lead for good with a 281-yard touchdown pass from Alex Smith to tight end Travis Kelce.
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"Christie is taking the lead on this, and that gives me some relief," former Trump campaign adviser Michael Caputo told the Post.
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Taking the lead from the Golden Globes, Bafta attendees wore black and Time's Up pins in solidarity with victims of sexual misconduct.
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A solution would involve the federal government taking the lead in such an effort, which is not really happening at the moment.
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Granted, taking the lead can be difficult because you should not begin to negotiate until you have actually been offered the job.
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We tend to think that athletes are taking the lead on issues: that they're in charge, that they're showing us the way.
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The New York Times first reported last month that the CIA was taking the lead in preparing for the Trump-Kim summit.
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Tim Kaine taking the lead and working with Homeland Secretary Tom Ridge, among others, to bring people together to produce real results.
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The Bulldogs trailed once, at 1-0, before taking the lead for good as they won their 383th consecutive conference road game.
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But the one time Amazon could have pitched in, on the homelessness tax, instead of taking the lead Jeff threatened to leave.
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Global rates had been rising on the theory that central banks are heading to tighter policy, with the Fed taking the lead.
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The same group would assemble a report on the "principle cyber adversaries" on the same timeline, with National Intelligence taking the lead.
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As the Hornets continued to miss shots, the awkward Raptors fivesome surged, making it a 24-2 run and taking the lead.
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"Honda and Acura are really taking the lead on this, and will provide a car to anybody that asks for it," said Lachnit.
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We had a hunch that the future of farming was going to be all about robots, and naturally, Japan is taking the lead.
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Why it matters: This is the second-largest Ebola outbreak on record, and the WHO is taking the lead role in combatting it.
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The two teams swung back and forth in the early stages of the game, with humans taking the lead, then AI, then humans.
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After taking the lead in the eighth, the Diamondbacks scored two more in the ninth on doubles by Escobar, Mathis and Alex Avila.
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But Apple taking the lead in such a major new space effectively brands AR as an iPhone innovation—even though it clearly isn't.
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It left behind 13,5003-odd soldiers to "train, advise and assist" Afghan security forces taking the lead in the fight against the Taliban.
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Huntsman is now taking the lead on diplomacy to the country amid heightened tensions in Washington over Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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States taking the lead: California's action comes from the state's top environmental agency, though state lawmakers are also considering a ban by legislation.
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With the storyteller-friend taking the lead, the children proceed to hammer out an ingenious Babel sequel that makes sense to them both.
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The endorsement was made just five days after Biden celebrated a sweeping win on Super Tuesday, taking the lead in the delegate count.
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During the day, I had help watching the kids, but you're taking the lead — and you need to give them your undivided attention.
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What did he work on, besides taking the lead prosecution role in the trial of Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul J. Manafort?
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The Munich state attorney's office is taking the lead in investigating reported wrongdoing at Audi, while Braunschweig prosecutors are investigating the parent company.
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Then the Board of Supervisors, with Nelson taking the lead, voted last Tuesday to join the Justice Department's lawsuit against the state law.
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Beijing and Moscow are indeed taking the lead on this issue and have proposed to put a heavy move on the United States.
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Though traditional gender roles are changing, financial advisors say, many couples still adhere to them, with men generally taking the lead on finances.
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"I'm really pleased to see the R&A taking the lead in this area," triple major winner Padraig Harrington said in a statement.
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"On Day One, President-elect Trump can deliver a boost to manufacturing by taking the lead on balancing our regulatory system," Timmons said.
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Now that facial recognition has become a new lightning rod for critics, Microsoft is taking the lead in calling for some regulatory restraint.
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" But he added, "We thank YouTube for taking the lead in enacting policy changes that we have been recommending for the past half-decade.
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Mark Sanford is taking the lead on the new legislation, taking input from Freedom Caucus members and others and putting them into legislative language.
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According to the latest annual Euromoney survey, XTX has 11.5% of the electronic spot foreign exchange market, taking the lead from J.P. Morgan Chase.
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Shortly after taking the lead of the investigation, Conaway asked committee Democrats to cool their criticism in public so he could get his footing.
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Kansas State had one last chance at taking the lead, getting the ball at its own 5-yard line with 4:25 to play.
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In doing so, Microsoft is once again taking the lead in ensuring contractors get benefits that other big companies reserve for full-time employees.
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Minnesota ripped off 270 straight points in a 259:211 span, taking the lead when Coffey drilled a 3-pointer with 5:53 left.
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Without a U.S. Trade Representative in office, Ross is taking the lead on trade negotiation issues in the early weeks of the Trump administration.
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All three dolls are currently the top three best-selling dolls on the retail giant's site (with Hairgoals taking the lead as number one).
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That the man taking the lead in prosecuting a civil case against Harvey Weinstein would himself stand accused of abusing women is... well... unbelievable.
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Taking the lead on the set design process, McGowan transformed her heroine's world into a bubblegum-pink embodiment of the '60s obsession with order.
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But in the U.S., the states have been taking the lead on data privacy, with California passing the nation's toughest laws earlier this year.
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Betances replaced Tanaka and induced a fly ball from Mookie Betts to end the seventh inning and prevent Boston from taking the lead there.
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By taking the lead on such efforts, the draft notes, Alaska could potentially export its adaptation know-how to the rest of the world.
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"I'm not questioning Dame Linda Dobbs' integrity at all but it's simply wrong that regulators are not taking the lead on this," he said.
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The teams traded goals for the first two periods, with the Oilers taking the lead three times, only to see the Wild tie it.
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The Athletics closed to within 6-5 in the seventh on Pinder's sacrifice fly off Chasen Shreve before taking the lead in the eighth.
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Companies are now making corporate responsibility and inclusion a top priority with the C-suite often taking the lead and driving best practices forward.
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"Afghan security forces are taking the lead now," Ghani said Thursday, adding his thanks to Americans who have made the "ultimate sacrifice" in Afghanistan.
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Chris Harrison even said Johnson — who went on Bachelor in Paradise this summer, too — stood a solid chance of taking the lead next season.
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The Hawks, who continued to play without several key pieces, could not capitalize after taking the lead with less than two minutes to play.
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Trump's personal lawyer, John Dowd, has been taking the lead on a possible interview with Mueller and is urging against it, the Times reported.
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When I look in the classrooms and hallways of my high school, I see young women taking the lead in social justice work everywhere.
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The Senate and House Intelligence Committees are taking the lead on investigating the issue but several other committees, including House Judiciary, have some jurisdiction.
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Together, they've recently formed the supergroup boygenius, announced a tour, and released three tracks, each of which sees a different artist taking the lead.
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The Jayhawks (24-4, 12-3) trailed by as many as 8 points after halftime before a taking the lead with a 23-0 run.
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The Alibaba-affiliated company is taking the lead on a 1 billion yuan ($145 million) commitment to support Chinese women's soccer over the next decade.
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" That said, Pozner added, "We thank YouTube for taking the lead in enacting policy changes that we have been recommending for the past half-decade.
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Of course, the growing corporate involvement isn't altruistic — there's money to be made, and by some accounts Chinese companies are taking the lead in commercialization.
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But the 78-year-old persevered and has once again proven conventional wisdom wrong, winning here and taking the lead in the latest national polls.
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But while Bloomberg is doing better in the polls recently, he's still far from taking the lead in any single primary state poll right now.
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Ten state attorneys general filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile's merger with Sprint, Reuters reports, with New York and California attorneys general taking the lead.
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Larson was a front-runner throughout the second half of the race, first taking the lead with a pass on Greg Biffle on lap 2355.
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"Instead of saying, 'the dog ate my homework, it's someone else's fault,' once it became clear, he's taking the lead now," Bush said of Snyder.
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When you put so many heavy hitters in one room, it's interesting who ends up taking the lead and makes sure we stay on point.
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"Our September 22019th poll showed McSally taking the lead over Sinema and continues to lead into October," chief pollster Mike Noble said in a statement.
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"This deal is strong, taking the lead compared to what we've seen so far in the ongoing wage negotiation rounds," WSI analyst Reinhard Bispinck said.
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Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow are taking the lead on coordinating the meeting between the leaders of the world's two largest economies.
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By creating the first Office of Elections Cybersecurity in the country, California is taking the lead to combat nefarious tactics intended to undermine our democracy.
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John McCain, another holdout, is also under pressure to get to "yes," with Graham, a close friend, taking the lead on trying to convince him.
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Taking the lead on climate will also likely play well domestically for President Xi given pollution is a major issue in many cities, Lynas adds.
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It also underscored the strength of Anglo-French cooperation on such issues, with France taking the lead in pushing for a tough, Europe-wide, response.
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Peace talks are unlikely to start without the United States taking the lead (supported by international participation) and without the Taliban leadership showing greater flexibility.
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They're not ahead on all of this, but they are taking the lead in some of this and drawing even in other parts of this.
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Here, too, the newer over-the-top services are taking the lead, with Netflix and Amazon offering some of the first mass-market 4K content.
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"In the absence of federal action, states are taking the lead in combating high drug prices," said State Representative Sean Scanlon of Connecticut, a Democrat.
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Fox News's new poll is its first this election cycle that shows Biden slipping out of the national frontrunner spot, with Sanders taking the lead.
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The Sooners led nearly the entire way, taking the lead on Manek's first shot less than two minutes into the game and never relinquishing it.
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No artist has been booked, but ESPN is taking the lead on securing what it hopes will be an A-list performer with broad appeal.
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Previously a vice president of infrastructure tasked with keeping Facebook's systems ticking smoothly, she is now taking the lead on privacy programs' audit and oversight.
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But the Wizards went on a 24-8 run, taking the lead for good at 233-93 on McRae's driving layup with 5:03 remaining.
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But the Wizards went on a 24-8 run, taking the lead for good at 94-93 on McRae's driving layup with 5:03 remaining.
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The U.S. has no such requirement — 98% of American companies do not disclose gender pay information, the report found — so companies are taking the lead.
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Right now, the [House] Intelligence Committee is taking the lead with some assistance by the Government Oversight and the Foreign Affairs Committee to develop facts.
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The White House Office of Public Engagement, which is a liaison to local government officials and groups, is taking the lead on the Pittsburgh trip.
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Of the two sisters, she's the more talkative, taking the lead and occasionally looking to her sister for advice on the right word in English.
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The Cardinal shot just 30.6 percent from the field, and they were doomed by going scoreless for more than six minutes immediately after taking the lead.
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Although the federal government seems blind to the importance of environmental protection policies, mayors are taking the lead on renewable energy policy at the local level.
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This marks a notable step forward in the new age of spaceflight, in which commercial industry is taking the lead in getting humans into space.[NASA]
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Polls have suggested the vote hangs in the balance, but in the last week had indicated that the campaign to leave had been taking the lead.
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Harry mentioned the fact that Rwanda is taking the lead among African countries in politics — we have the highest proportion of women in parliament, 56 percent.
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Though it's changing, financial advisors say, many couples still hew to traditional gender roles, with men taking the lead on finances and women overseeing other aspects.
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Their endorsements coincided with Cruz's first major surge in Iowa surveys, culminating with Cruz taking the lead in a Des Moines Register poll in mid-December.
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"No one knows the Senate better than McConnell," one White House official said when asked about Trump's involvement, an acknowledgment that he is taking the lead.
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"[W]e set our sights on taking the lead in conversational commerce by leveraging machine learning, NLP, and personalization algorithms," a Code Eight job listing reads.
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Schiff, an experienced committee chair and ranking member, is taking the lead on the impeachment inquiry, calling witnesses and subpoenaing documents as part of the investigation.
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Provoked by Hungary taking the lead three times and threatening to eliminate his team, Ronaldo scored twice in the space of 12 minutes to tie it.
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The body has traditionally been an afterthought in such matters, with individual states or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a strictly military alliance, taking the lead.
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Republicans on the panel have been taking the lead on creating a tax reform bill that is based on a blueprint House Republicans released last year.
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He trailed Stenson by three shots after 10 holes on the closing day of the Deutsche Bank before taking the lead for good on the 16th.
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The trickle of statements, hints and leaks from Moscow gave the impression that Russian officials were taking the lead in following up on the summit meeting.
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That BART police—a public transit agency's law enforcement arm—are taking the lead here speaks to the peculiar logistics of this particular chunk of land.
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A woman in a leopard-print jacket said she sometimes felt shy about taking the lead during sex, asking the crowd how she could become braver.
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Africa has the largest youth population in the world, and like Basil, this population is taking the lead when it comes to innovation on the continent.
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Update: Since the original filing, Mott has retired from NEA with Makhzoumi taking the lead in healthcare investing, and Rick Yang was also promoted to GP.
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Training, support and communication have all been stepped up significantly, with DHS taking the lead on securing the country's elections, having designated election infrastructure as "critical."
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Now you will read about activism in Somalia led by young people to see how they are taking the lead in creating change in their country.
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Florida made three passes off a power-play faceoff to find Hoffman for a wrist shot that Kuemper never touched, taking the lead and holding on.
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Hoefflin, currently 12 in the FIS World Cup, then raised the bar further as she improved her score to 91.20, taking the lead off her compatriot.
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While one poll suggests that strategy might be working, others showed the Conservatives taking the lead, with less than four weeks to go before the Oct.
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The Buckeyes rattled off 19 consecutive points to close out the half, taking the lead at the 3:12 mark on a layup by Andre Wesson.
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Homeland Security is taking the lead on helping states shore up their digital voting infrastructure ahead of future elections as part of its critical infrastructure efforts.
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"West Virginia is taking the lead in providing safe, secure and accurate voting systems to encourage voter participation at every level," Warner said in a statement.
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Dozens of agencies in Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Montreal are taking the lead in housing and feeding new arrivals and helping them find schools and employment.
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But the Dodgers scored five times in the top of the sixth, taking the lead on a three-run Muncy homer off left-handed reliever Brad Wieck.
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That is why, the defense official said, the mission required boots on the ground, with US Navy SEALs taking the lead and UAE Special Forces providing support.
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He initially said he would release his own plan that would include "insurance for everybody" and "much lower deductibles," but so far Congress is taking the lead.
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And Pai contends that his approach — greater transparency, with another agency taking the lead in overseeing the web — is just enough to protect the internet from interference.
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" McEntire means it: Rather than taking the lead, she dives into the group's harmonizing, and the five voices deliver a sumptuous performance of "Mary, Did You Know?
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The half-hour scripted sitcom will be penned by Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, with McElhenney taking the lead as an employee at a video game studio.
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Cyclicals are seen taking the lead in stocks for the rest of the year after utilities, telecoms and consumer staples led the way in the first half.
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"Canadian companies are taking the lead because we've more freedom to operate and can actually afford it now," Chief Executive Officer Brent Zettl said in an interview.
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House Republicans so far have been taking the lead on tax-reform efforts and have been working on legislation based on a blueprint they released last year.
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"It was obviously a bad goal at an inopportune time in the game, but the guys responded quickly, tying it up and taking the lead," said Condon.
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Despite the failure to unite the GOP behind healthcare reform legislation, the White House budget director is taking the lead in negotiating the spending bill with Congress.
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Pragmatic governors of both parties, who have to deal with economic realities at home and voters who can see where we are headed, are taking the lead.
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Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, is taking the lead on a new proposal aimed at fixing funding shortfalls for Social Security, Medicare and the nation's crumbling highways.
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Women's pay may still lag behind that of their male counterparts on average, but single women are taking the lead when it comes to purchasing real estate.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo enjoys a close relationship with Trump, taking the lead on negotiations with North Korea and the response to the Jamal Khashoggi murder.
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Hillary Clinton joined the presidential race in April 2015, ending two years of demurrals and instantly taking the lead in the contest to become the Democratic nominee.
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Harvick won the 20-lap second stage by almost 2 seconds over Logano after taking the lead from Busch on a restart with 14 laps to go.
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Taking the lead in his apron, he seems to be at ease, engaging in a friendly banter with the participants, flaunting his recently acquired German language skills.
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I respect Warren's courage in taking the lead, her aggressive stance, and that she's long been a champion of improving healthcare and access to mental health resources.
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Manchester City taking the lead in under four minutes to leave the series poised perfectly: tied 1-1 on aggregate, nearly an entire game to be played.
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And it seemed logical to do that because I am the administrative person in the family — taking the lead, for instance, in the logistics of the move.
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Mr. Dershowitz would join the president's outside legal team, with Pat A. Cipollone, the White House counsel, taking the lead in arguing the case in the Senate.
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In both red and blue states, cities — which account for about two-thirds of the country's emissions — are taking the lead in the fight against climate change.
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Their different natures were evident at the post-race news conference, with the rugged, rangy Murray taking the lead and the academic-looking Bond biding his time.
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A source familiar with the matter said that although two of the three are dual UK citizens, Canberra has been taking the lead on securing their release.
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Most obviously, the war inhibited American leaders from taking the lead in addressing major problems that arose after 1965, including the dramatic acceleration of Arab-Israeli tensions.
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Over the hours I spent honoring Sachs's customs, taking the lead of the tea master, each peculiarity became less bizarre and more natural in this constructed world.
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Hyundai, whose profits have tumbled due to a heavy reliance on low-demand sedans, hopes to burnish its brand image by taking the lead in hydrogen cars.
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Although the actual series will have grown-ups taking the lead, each clan's youngsters are sure to make their wishes known when it comes to the final decision.
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After the Texas Rangers, taking the lead in the investigation, charged Guyger with manslaughter, the Dallas Police Department fired the four-year veteran during a September 24 hearing.
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My co-founder Michelle is a scientist that's taking the lead on formulation and development, and it's a process of understanding how these ingredients behave under certain conditions.
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But with centrist Emmanuel Macron taking the lead in Sunday's first round, that possibility has largely decreased, allowing the market to focus on monetary policy rather than politics.
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Why it matters: States are taking the lead on online privacy protections in the U.S. as bipartisan efforts in Congress have yet to produce a federal privacy law.
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Taking the lead from their British counterparts, American wizards did not actively engage in the Revolution, but protected their neighbors and communities and celebrate the Fourth of July.
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A MINUS Hama Sankare: Ballébé (Clermont Music) Sankare is a calabash specialist in his fifties who's added crucial percussion to many Malian records without ever taking the lead.
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Trump's legal battles with Schneiderman continued into his presidency, with the former attorney general repeatedly suing the administration and often taking the lead in lawsuits from several states.
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Its missions include taking the lead on counter-terrorism programs, helping Americans recover from natural disasters, protecting and regulating the U.S. border, and defending the nation from cyberattacks.
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The score went back and forth, with Arizona taking the lead at halftime on an Lucas Havrisik 55-yard field goal at the gun, making it 26-24.
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Though Hillary Clinton dominated Obama in most early polls, he consistently stayed behind her until eventually taking the lead in more than a few polls in February 2008.
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That's why GOP leaders are crafting a narrow, standalone fix to prevent children from being separated from their parents, with McMorris Rodgers taking the lead on the bill.
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The Nuggets led 70-62 after two free throws by Paul Millsap before Milwaukee scored the next nine, taking the lead on Antetokounmpo's dunk with 493:59 left.
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CR Land is taking the lead in becoming China's largest high-end shopping mall operator, with 22 malls of 3.2 million sq m gross floor area under operation.
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The first aim of the law is to centralise supervision of EU-based clearing houses, with ESMA taking the lead, backed by central banks such as the ECB.
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They played the Spanish off the park, taking the lead on 33 minutes through Giorgio Chiellini and adding a second via the superb Graziano Pellè in injury time.
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The Treasury secretary is a member of a group of administration officials and GOP lawmakers known as the "Big Six" who are taking the lead on tax reform.
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The Yankees fell behind three times on Tuesday but battled back from each, finally taking the lead for good with a four-run rally in the eighth inning.
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The Chargers made it 22-20 on a 31-yard field goal by Novak before taking the lead for good on the Rivers to Gordon 10-yard strike.
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But in the chaos surrounding coronavirus, the song has taken on a different (yet perfectly fitting) purpose with the queen of disco, Gloria Gaynor herself, taking the lead.
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I think Sheryl has come around to [the Slaughter model], in version 2.0 of Lean In. She's talked about men speaking up, taking the lead, and driving change.
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With quarantines likely to increase and so many suffering, have heart that artists are taking the lead in holding each other and their communities, even while in isolation.
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The lead continued to change hands from there, with the Pirates taking the lead for good at 219-75 with 1:11 remaining on a McKnight free throw.
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What is news is that cities can, must and are taking the lead in stopping the damage done both by drug use and by the drug war itself.
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The World Super 6 champion had a great chance of taking the lead on his own but missed his birdie putt from eight feet on the final green.
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Lee is taking the lead on the push to repeal the 2002 Authorization for Use of Military Force in Iraq though that may prove a more difficult step.
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GOP leaders are playing defense over their decision to not include any women in a 13-member working group that is taking the lead in the healthcare talks.
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As CIA director, Pompeo is already in the thick of it, reportedly taking the lead on back-channel communications with Pyongyang to lay the groundwork for the summit.
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He said Fossil, Martian and Frederique Constant were especially strong in that market segment, and that he expected traditional watchmakers to continue taking the lead on smart analog.
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However, the Nuggets dominated the game's final 42 minutes, taking the lead for good on a Juan Hernangomez 413-pointer with 1:06 left in the first period.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is taking the lead on bringing together federal government agencies to coordinate regulation of cryptocurrencies, the chairmen of two financial regulatory commissions said Tuesday.
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The race to roll out 5G is on and the U.S., China and other parts of Asia appear to be taking the lead, while Europe is lagging behind.
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Taylor has had increasing responsibilities over the last couple of years, taking the lead on many of Salesforce's biggest announcements at Dreamforce, the company's massive yearly customer conference.
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" "Brands are already taking the lead in engaging conversational experiences are tailoring their bot personas to directly reflect their target audience for the best chance of retention and engagement.
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It is also taking the lead in the push for self-driving cars, introducing autonomous vehicles in one American city and aiming to make them the norm before long.
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LONDON, Nov 20 (IFR) - German states and French agencies are taking the lead this week in the SSA market, with more expected to announce trades in the coming days.
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Blue Origin will also be taking the lead on the entire project, while Lockheed Martin will train and lead the flight controllers who will manage the lander in space.
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With Martinez taking the lead, they stopped and talked to whoever was willing to share how they got there — and ask if they would be open to accepting services.
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Taking the lead in defusing the situation, however, could also mean calling in poll workers or police officers, who are charged with helping to maintain a peaceful polling location.
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The Dexter star will be taking the lead in the candy company's first live stage show, which Skittles will produce instead of airing a traditional ad during the game.
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Though traditional gender roles are changing, many opposite-sex couples still adhere to them, with men generally taking the lead on finances and women taking a less active role.
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When the polls shifted sharply towards "leave" in early June, bettors moved in the same direction, but not enough—never once did "leave" come close to taking the lead.
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Joe Wei, a former investment banker at Deutsche Bank for more than 10 years before becoming a fintech entrepreneur, is taking the lead for White Star in Hong Kong.
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The official said the rebel force assaulting Manbij had several thousand Arab and Kurdish militiamen, with Arab fighters taking the lead in many parts of the predominantly Arab city.
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PARIS — Carlos Ghosn, chairman and chief executive of the Renault-Nissan car alliance, gives a clear reason his company is taking the lead in developing moderately priced electric cars.
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Instead, we should be asking how the US can facilitate regional and local stakeholders taking the lead toward a responsible, if not perfect, end to the Syrian civil war.
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Why Starbucks is winning: We asked eMarketer analyst Cindy Liu why players like Apple Pay and Google Pay aren't seen taking the lead, since they cover so many merchants.
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Some officials expressed concern about the C.I.A.'s taking the lead in orchestrating a leader-to-leader meeting — work that would normally be the province of the State Department.
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Tanak was best placed of the title contenders, ending the leg in third place and 11.2 seconds off the pace with every chance of taking the lead on Saturday.
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"I've been getting wonderful emails," she said, "from all over the office, from people who feel comfortable and reassured by the fact that I'm taking the lead — for now."
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But when you're not comfortable taking the lead on something, or are not sure how, or are struggling to handle the workload, your manager wants you to speak up.
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"The U.S. and Russia are sleepwalking toward a nuclear disaster, and America's best hope of avoiding catastrophe is reengaging with Russia now—with Congress taking the lead," they wrote.
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Since the government reopened, he's been thrust to the center of the debate, taking the lead, along with Durbin, in talks to forge a bipartisan agreement before the Feb.
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However, Denver clamped down defensively in the third quarter, permitting just 13 points and taking the lead for good on two free throws by Jokic with 5:06 remaining.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney remains involved in the impeachment proceedings and attends impeachment meetings, even if Cipollone is taking the lead among staff on strategy.
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Thomas reached the par-5 15th in two and two-putted for birdie to get back to 12 under, finishing with four straight pars and temporarily taking the lead.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the Flavors of Sri Lanka cooking class I booked as an Airbnb experience ($22), with the friendly Chitra taking the lead and her daughter Hasara assisting.
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Critics, myself included, will anticipate the readers' questions by discussing a material or pattern in terms of its ties to a tradition, preventing the artwork from taking the lead.
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In what seems a riposte to Yves Klein, who used naked women to make his paintings, women were taking the lead, relishing their nudity as an assertion of female power.
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Birch Bayh, who was taking the lead on the issue in the Senate, and detailing his thoughts on the proper way to address both presidential succession and presidential disability issues.
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Suffice it to say, something has to be done about the high instances of bike-share dumping — and slowly but surely, local councils around the world are taking the lead.
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Most ominously for Democrats, a number of recent polls are showing the gap between Clinton and Trump has been shrinking, with Trump actually taking the lead in some of them.
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In a statement to CNBC, Ikea offered its condolences to the family in Woodbridge and said it is committed to taking the lead in addressing the challenge of furniture tipping.
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The idea of the EU taking the lead on these questions will seem bizarre to many executives who view it as an entrepreneurial wasteland and the spiritual home of bureaucracy.
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A protest site of around 300 tents, reminiscent of the protests in Independence Square in Kiev, sprang up outside the main government building, with Dignity and Truth taking the lead.
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For its part, BNY Mellon's senior executives have told analysts and investors on conference calls that it has been taking the lead to spark innovation in the global payments industry.
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"We need to ignite investment by the private sector, so the government is taking the lead in this," Dawood told Reuters on the sidelines of a business conference in Jeddah.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - European shares inched up on Thursday, with blue chips in Milan taking the lead after better than expected Italian economic growth helped markets shrug off political worries.
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The FBI said in a statement Sunday that it is taking the lead to "bring a peaceful resolution to the situation at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge," reports NBC News.
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If these activities are needed, wouldn't it be better to have an alliance system that includes countries from the Middle East and South Asia taking the lead in such acts?
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Indigenous women are taking the lead to protect both the Earth and their own rights, long experience with the extraction process having taught them to see the two as linked.
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Conversely, Bernhardt served for months as Zinke's number two often taking the lead on crafting administrative rules, including a plan to open up drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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Busch and Larson battled back and forth for the lead in the closing laps of the opening stage, with Busch taking the lead on the last lap of the stage.
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The Raptors led by eight to start the third quarter, but the Wizards scored the first nine points of the quarter, taking the lead on Kelly Oubre Jr.'s basket.
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Decades after taking the lead on passing the 1994 crime bill -- which he once referred to as the "Biden crime bill" -- the former vice president is asking Democrats for forgiveness.
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Marsha Blackburn, the Tennessee Republican who has received colossal sums of campaign cash from the telecom industry, is reportedly taking the lead on the privacy roll-back in the House.
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After the 9th, you'll have no trouble taking the lead in love, as adventurous Jupiter wakes up from a four-month retrograde and powers forward through Virgo until the fall.
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It was an unusual situation: A handful of American governors were effectively taking the lead on international climate diplomacy at a time when the president has disengaged on the issue.
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Instead, analysts say, Mr. Trump has been left to exert leverage on South Korea, which is taking the lead in orchestrating the talks, and the South's president, Moon Jae-in.
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If President Trump really wants to bring back manufacturing jobs in large numbers, why aren't we taking the lead in the sustainable fuel industry, with solar panels and wind turbines?
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Mr. Esper's initiative, though, has alarmed key allies, including France, which has around 23,2000 troops in West Africa who are taking the lead in fighting ISIS and Qaeda insurgents there.
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Pompeo is reportedly already taking the lead in planning while serving in his capacity as CIA director, leading back-channel communications with Pyongyang to lay the groundwork for the summit.
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China may be taking the lead in the next evolution of money, as representatives of the country's central bank say a state-backed digital currency could be ready this year.
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The HTC Vive requires a powerful PC to run optimally, but it's VR technology that doesn't require too much in the way of additional purchases that's taking the lead for now.
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And with his eye on the right, McCarthy has been taking the lead on issues like full funding for Trump's wall, and pressuring social media companies for fair treatment of conservatives.
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She admitted after the race in an on-air interview on NBC Sports Network that she got nervous around the fifth or sixth mile before taking the lead in mile nine.
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The United States aims to maintain its dominance in investment while taking the lead in trade, according to analysts, and the Trans-Pacific Partnership is the chief weapon in that quest.
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Makan Delrahim laid out some possible arguments against the tech giants as his office is reportedly taking the lead on investigating Google parent company Alphabet and a potential probe into Apple.
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"We were very lucky to find a Chinese hero who was actually taking the lead in combating wildlife crime and going against poachers and traffickers and getting them arrested," says Ladkani.
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"Cities are really taking the lead in thinking about these problems, both from a perspective of mitigating emissions but also in terms of adapting to the problems they're facing," he said.
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It also showed that Schaeuble wanted the various national and international blacklists of non-compliant tax havens to be standardized, with an international organization such as the OECD taking the lead.
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The Austrian lead was short-lived with Vinzenz Geiger of Germany taking the lead and building up a gap of over 12 seconds to the chasing pack at the first exchange.
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Regional wage talks in the southwestern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, which is taking the lead in this year's national wage round, stalled late on Wednesday, raising the prospect of nationwide strikes.
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In 2014 the company abandoned taking the lead on turnkey renewable energy projects, while last year it teamed up with U.S. engineering company Fluor for the construction of large electricity substations.
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One example that stood out was a recent piece in USA Today that showed how faith groups were taking the lead in providing aid to Harvey victims, albeit with FEMA coordination.
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Last year Trump said U.S. worker wages were "too high" and made the U.S. uncompetitive, while this year, he has said the minimum wage should rise, with states taking the lead.
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It also showed that Schaeuble wanted the various national and international blacklists of non-compliant tax havens to be standardised, with an international organisation such as the OECD taking the lead.
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Send a follow-up email after a one-on-one meeting -- recap your discussion and say that you look forward to taking the lead or seeing your idea come to light.
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I look forward to our members taking the lead in solving the most critical national problems and helping to bring about a new birth of freedom and opportunity for all citizens.
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They suffered a heart-breaking 33-77 loss at defending Atlantic 10 champion Dayton in Friday's season opener, falling on a buzzer-beater after taking the lead with three seconds left.
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Neri shared his thoughts on Dell shortly after HPE reported quarterly results, saying HPE has been taking the lead in offering products and services based on a pay-per-use model.
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Williams, of the Town Hall Project, told Vox that while young people mobilized around ACA repeal, teenagers are the ones mobilizing and taking the lead in organizing these town hall events.
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But in the brand-new "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy," the series' formula is finally getting mixed up: Instead of the same old Drake, two new female protagonists are taking the lead.
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India is also taking the lead in harnessing renewable resources through efforts like the International Solar Alliance, which has brought together several nations to leverage solar energy for a sustainable future.
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Sinopec, China's largest refiner and petrochemicals producer, is taking the lead in the push for low-volume but high-value products that are used in the pharmaceuticals, agrichemical and aviation industries.
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Many of the people closest to the president seemed to occupy these advisor roles with little accountability or responsibility for taking the lead on seeing through key Trump campaign agenda items.
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The Clippers outscored the Magic 26-16 in the fourth quarter, taking the lead for good when Harrell drove for a layup with 9:27 left to make it 93-91.
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"Mayors don't debate -- we act, and in partnership with business and non-profit leaders, we are taking the lead and creating jobs in our neighborhoods, all across the nation," he said.
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Opinion polls show Buttigieg taking the lead in Iowa, with former Vice President Joe Biden, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Warren fighting for the top spot in national polls.
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Nevertheless, Do Hollywood is 100 percent the brothers' vision, a record split fifty-fifty to avoid any quibbles: five songs with Michael taking the lead on vocals and five from Brian.
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Kyle Busch won the first 80-lap stage of the race after taking the lead from Kevin Harvick on a restart that followed a lap 59 caution for a Ty Dillon spin.
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The Yemen war doesn't seem to have changed British or American minds about having the kingdom taking the lead in combat — both Obama and Cameron have provided enthusiastic backing for the idea.
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Even when a team tries to do everything right, with women in the organization taking the lead and taking pains to avoid others' mistakes, it can still be a tricky balancing act.
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Purdue led 50-38 early in the second half, but Virginia Tech rallied, taking the lead when Alexander-Walker drilled a 363-pointer with 12:33 remaining to make it 58-224.
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Shadow banks are on the cusp of taking the lead from their commercial counterparts in the mortgage market, new data suggests, a phenomenon that hasn't been seen since the 2008 financial crisis.
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A Western security source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that Suffolk police were taking the lead on the incident and that specialist anti-terrorism officers were not immediately involved.
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The group of lawmakers is set to meet again Tuesday and Thursday to air and hash out differences, with leadership and key committee chairs taking the lead on drafting the legislative text.
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Verstappen reclaimed fourth place on lap six and then Leclerc went past Perez a lap later, also passing the Red Bull and taking the lead on lap 14 when those ahead pitted.
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It stands to reason: Mr. Robot exists solely through internal dialogue with Elliot, occasionally taking the lead and "talking" to other characters when Elliot's own milquetoast persona proves inadequately forceful or foxy.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, the company has donated thousands of dollars to Georgia Senator David Perdue, a Republican member of the Banking Committee taking the lead on the resolution.
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The Bruins' final time taking the lead came when McClain's three-point play started a 212-29 run by the Bruins, giving them a 20-235 lead with seven minutes to play.
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Wilbur Ross has been tapped by Donald Trump to not only serve as commerce secretary but also beef up that department's usually minor role by taking the lead on US trade policy.
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The Warriors found themselves trailing 92-91 after two free throws by Chandler Parsons with 9:212 remaining, before taking the lead for good on a Shaun Livingston hoop nine seconds later.
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Vice President Mike Pence has led the charge, taking the lead on presenting periodic updates on the task force's progress and performing his perfunctory presidential praise that's become a signature for him.
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Despite hitting just 7 of 23 shots from the floor in the second half, L.I.U.-Brooklyn managed to stay within striking distance, even taking the lead briefly early in the second half.
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But DePaul promptly ripped off a 3-238 run in just over 234 1/2 minutes, taking the lead on Reed's stickback at the 10:22 mark that made it 18-17.
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The Italian celebrated taking the lead in the second run only to discover that the woman, whose banner read '24 RIP KOBE', had triggered the clock before he had crossed the line.
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A source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to CNN that Moore-Gilbert is a British-Australian dual citizen and said the Australian government was taking the lead on securing her release.
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And in New Hampshire (four electoral votes), Clinton had led every poll since July — until last week, when five new polls all either showed a tie race or Trump taking the lead.
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Britain's data watchdog is taking the lead in investigating Facebook and Cambridge Analytica from the European side, and Jourova said she expected the social network to cooperate fully with European data protection authorities.
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After taking the lead in the 253.11rd mile, the 21-year-old 237 New York runner-up had to contend with Kipsang, whose final push brought him ever so close to his countryman.
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China had gone close before taking the lead as Wang Shuang shot over the crossbar from the edge of the box and the impressive Gu Yasha fired well wide in acres of space.
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The Kremlin says it wants the talks to help cement a Syria ceasefire, but by marginalizing the US in the process, Putin is taking the lead in setting the terms of the outcome.
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The San Francisco-based start-up is taking the lead in GM's autonomous vehicle strategy and is planning to have its first self-driving vehicles enter a pilot ride-sharing program in 2019.
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Strong north-easterly winds built throughout Monday, helping Perpetual Loyal and Wild Oats XI break away from the fleet of 88 yachts, with Wild Oats XI taking the lead late in the day.
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After King's death on April 4, 1968, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) decided to move forward with the campaign, with the organization's new president, Ralph Abernathy, taking the lead in his place.
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Details: The Republican National Committee, which is taking the lead on opposition research ahead of 2020 in coordination with the campaign, has been funding a network of trackers in all the early states.
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Taking the lead of Saudi Arabia, Gulf States felt that they were subject to unprecedented betrayal by the United States, especially with regard to the unexpected shift in American foreign policy toward Iran.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who is taking the lead for the Trump administration on raising the debt ceiling, has told lawmakers that Congress needs to act before leaving town for the August recess.
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However, there are countries that are against Europe taking the lead on the issue, and would rather wait for a common agreement at the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) level.
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However, the Deutschlandtrend poll showed 44 percent of German voters want the Social Democratic Party (SPD) to lead the next government, compared with 33 percent in favor of Merkel's conservatives taking the lead.
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Local governments are taking the lead: Some cities are already taking action, led by San Francisco's unprecedented decision last week to ban its government agencies, including law enforcement, from using facial recognition technology.
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Chinese stocks fell on Thursday, although other Asian markets were mostly subdued, taking the lead from a quiet overnight session on Wall Street as investors parsed through minutes from the U.S. central bank.
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In the last two years, Alain Juppé being one of the sure candidates, then Fillon taking the lead and all of the stuff against him, and then the collapse of the main parties.
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Pelosi said House Democrats will "be taking the lead" in crafting the next bill, but emphasized that negotiations should be carried out by the four corners of House and Senate leadership working together.
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In the United States, Francis' appointees in Chicago and San Diego are taking the lead in promoting a "new paradigm" on sex and marriage, while more conservative archbishops from Philadelphia to Portland, Ore.
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The Islanders scored on two of their first three shots and rallied from a one-goal deficit in the second period, taking the lead for good on Kuhnhackl's goal with 7:26 left.
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Only the inexplicable lack of hustle by Domingo Santana, who leisurely rounded the bases from first and had to stop at third, prevented the Brewers from taking the lead right then and there.
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In Helsinki, Finland, Evgenia Medvedeva closed in on a second world figure skating title by taking the lead in the short program, while Sui Wenjing and Han Cong of China led in pairs.
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A.R.V.N., the Army of the Republic of South Vietnam, would still go on fighting, but it was America's soldiers that would now be taking the lead, easing our Vietnamese allies to the side.
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Then, with his wife, Elly, a physician assistant, taking the lead, they began the search for a place where there was room to roam, and room enough for a room where it happens.
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Baker and others presented the plan in February to Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, who is taking the lead on Trump's tax effort along with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The Rangers got close to taking the lead early in the third amid a flurry of activity in front of the net with Raanta out, but the puck bounced away and was cleared.
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While Kate is no doubt taking the lead when it comes to all things party-related for Charlotte's big day on May 2, she'll be sure to have at least one other little helper.
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The truth is that women can't always be the gatekeepers of everyone's emotional well-being — especially not in the case of Queen Sugar, where female characters are also taking the lead on everything else.
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Lawmakers and aides tell CNN that the focus -- at the moment -- is on the investigation itself with the House Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs committees taking the lead in almost-daily interviews with witnesses.
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President-elect Trump said last year that U.S. workers' wages were "too high" and made the nation uncompetitive, but this year, he has said the minimum wage should rise, with states taking the lead.
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Kalla, who won the women's skiathlon on Saturday, began the race as odds-on favorite for a second Pyeongchang gold and started powerfully, immediately taking the lead from Bjoergen at the first split time.
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The automakers plan for these guidelines to serve as the foundation for industry-wide cybersecurity standards; they likely also hope that taking the lead here will dissuade policymakers from intervening with stringent regulatory requirements.
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While it's surprising that it took so long for a show like this to get made, especially given the current appetite for televised dating competitions, it's exciting that Logo is finally taking the lead.
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Kim praised the developers in his own remarks as "taking the lead" in attaining the "final goal of completing the state nuclear force" in line with his parallel pursuit of nuclear and economic development.
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Last month, at the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, the U.S. took an important step by taking the lead on a joint statement on China's human rights record with a dozen other countries.
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Even though gender roles have changed dramatically in the most recent decades, many couples also still adhere to a traditional division of labor, with men generally taking the lead on finances, financial advisors say.
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Last week USTelecom, a lobbying organization representing AT&T, Verizon, and other ISPs, launched a PR campaign insisting the nation's phone companies are now taking the lead on improving the country's terrible broadband maps.
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Joe BartonJoe Linus BartonGOP trading fancy offices, nice views for life in minority Privacy legislation could provide common ground for the newly divided Congress Texas New Members 2019 MORE (R-Texas) taking the lead.
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After deferring to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and the White House on the House's multi-billion dollar "Phase 2" emergency coronavirus bill, McConnell is taking the lead on the so-called "Phase 3" effort.
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But while impeachment inquiries have been typically conducted by the House Judiciary Committee since its formation in 1813, there is no rule mandating it and there is precedent for other committees taking the lead.
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It was Preston's second that was the most important, as he crushed Russell Wilson to the turf late in the fourth quarter, ending a drive that could have resulted in Seattle's taking the lead.
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We joined other pharmacy groups for a meeting in August with the Health and Human Services Secretary to answer questions and offer local examples of pharmacists taking the lead in addressing the opioid crisis.
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Still, it's a heavy lift for multiple reasons, and without the President clearly coming out and taking the lead to push for it, sources say don't expect it to end up in the bill.
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Opinion polls show the race up for grabs, with Buttigieg taking the lead in Iowa and former Vice President Joe Biden, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and Warren fighting for the top in national polls.
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But Cornyn appeared skeptical that a separate working group was needed, signaling it would be redundant with the role of the Finance Committee, which is taking the lead on tax reform in the Senate.
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Lighthizer, who is taking the lead in trade negotiations with China, has told friends and associates he is intent on preventing Trump from accepting "empty promises" like temporary increases in soybean purchases, the newspaper said.
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Matt Damon would like you to know that by taking the lead role in The Great Wall, an upcoming science-fiction film set in China, he did not steal the part from a Chinese actor.
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But when they're in the same city, as they were in Dubai in March for a management meeting, it's not all about work; they're often up for a challenge, with Fred usually taking the lead.
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Freshman guard Jalen Coleman-Lands' 3-pointer with 57 seconds left pulled Illinois into a 58-58 tie — taking the lead away from Ohio State for the first time since late in the first half.
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" In a current job listing, Code Eight says its goal is to "push the boundaries as we set our sights on taking the lead in conversational commerce by leveraging machine learning, NLP, and personalization algorithms.
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The speed with which China is taking the lead in electrification puts it in a good position to profit from its convergence with two other distinct but related big shifts in transport; autonomy and sharing.
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The FBI has said it is taking the lead on the situation and is working with state and local authorities toward "a peaceful resolution" to the situation, the agency's Portland office said in a statement.
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But the generals are now taking the lead in many of these parts of the world -- their pockets bulging with the amped-up $54 billion in new appropriations the President wants to ladle onto them.
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Dominic Logan-Nealy broke about a million tackles and returned the squib kick back for an insane 75-yard touchdown, re-taking the lead at 43-40 with just 15 seconds left in the game.
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It seems clear from all of this that there are a lot of us—in fact, a majority—who either want to initiate sex more often or want their partner to start taking the lead.
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Dad David Beckham also paid tribute to the ladies in his life, sharing a photo of Victoria and Harper taking the lead on a hike as well as a sweet photo with his mother, Sandra.
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For Colman, who played alongside Weisz in "The Lobster" but is best-known for her Bafta-winning comedic and dramatic performances on British television, taking the lead in "The Favourite" is something of a breakthrough.
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Taking the lead in preparations to take power is N. Chandrababu Naidu, the chief minister of the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, and formerly a BJP ally, according to his regional Telugu Desam Party (TDP).
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An official said the State of the Union is a national special security event, with the US Secret Service taking the lead in conjunction with US Capitol Police and many other federal and local agencies.
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Yvonne Staples, who provided background vocals for her family's hit-making pop and soul group, the Staple Singers, while taking the lead in managing its business affairs, died on Tuesday at her home in Chicago.
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So the story of the first half so far is Germany whaling on Sweden like a dusty rug for 15 minutes, and then the Swedes nearly taking the lead with their first and only chance.
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"I accomplished just one thing in the Cultural Revolution: taking the lead in writing that big-character poster," she said in a profile published in 22017 by the Chinese website of The New York Times.
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Mr. Kushner is also taking the lead in preparing the West Wing for Mr. Trump's meeting this week with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, at Mar-a-Lago, the president's club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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A spokeswoman for the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, which has been taking the lead on a legislative framework, said there is no bill text yet but that there may be more details next week.
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Richard Burr, a Republican from North Carolina who chairs the Intelligence Committee, which is taking the lead on unpacking the allegations for the Senate, suggested he's not sure if the charges involve the intelligence community.
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Melanie: It still looks like the Trump campaign is taking the lead on the president's impeachment defense strategy — and it's not always consistent with the White House, which is creating some headaches for the GOP.
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Several recent opinion polls have shown the 'Leave' campaign taking the lead in Britain's referendum campaign, despite warnings from Prime Minister David Cameron, the Bank of England and others that Brexit could cause significant economic disruption.
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Facebook is taking the lead on Libra for now, but eventually control will be handed to an ostensibly independent founding board of 21 companies and nonprofits known as the Libra Association, which is based in Switzerland.
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The film definitely doesn't hide its liberal bent, but at the core of this messaging is a deep-seated discomfort with women taking the lead in a narrative that has, until now, been geared towards men.
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Taking the lead through this maze of projects that 2150,22014 people call home, he makes his way to the community centre, speaking about all his friends who have gone to professional football training centres in France.
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But Coke seems to be winning the so-called cola-wars by adopting a more aggressive approach to selling juices, teas and vitamin water and taking the lead on franchising its bottling operations to cut costs.
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The Huskies trailed 17-13 at halftime but went 213 yards on 23 plays to open the second half, taking the lead for good on a 240-yard play-action pass from Eason to Jack Westover.
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We've always considered Star Trek to be a show that works best with ensembles, so it will be interesting to see just how this dynamic works, especially with one character taking the lead over the others.
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The Los Angeles Angels have not held last place in the American League West at the All-Star break since 1999 and they are intent on keeping it that way with their offense taking the lead.
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When it was first announced that Scarlett Johansson would be starring in the film, there was concern among fans that a white actor was taking the lead role in a story that is considered quintessentially Japanese.
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The cyber wing has been in the news more recently for taking the lead on helping state and local election officials protect their digital voting systems from cyberattacks, following Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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NPPD has seen its responsibilities rapidly expand in the decade since its inception, most recently taking the lead on engaging with states to protect digital election infrastructure from sabotage following Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The Giants came close to taking the lead but Washington center fielder Ben Revere made a fine running catch on the warning track to rob Posey of extra bases for the third out in the first.
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She credited him with taking the lead on an issue of real principle and removing the 1993 Super Bowl from Arizona when that state's voters refused to recognize Martin Luther King's Birthday as a state holiday.
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"My discussions with Chairman Hatch are pretty regular, and he's fully aware that this is an important issue for our House members and that we are taking the lead to find a solution," Brady told reporters.
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Alec Baldwin voices the titular character, a baby who acts like a cast-off from Glengarry Glen Ross and is taking the lead in the eternal war between babies and puppies for the attention of humans.
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Women like Kanjarya taking the lead on farms is a major cultural shift in India where old superstitions often blame women for poor harvests, drought and disease - with some punished as witches accused for causing such disasters.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs sprinted out of the gate this season thanks to their deep offense and bring a six-game winning streak into Monday's contest against the visiting Arizona Coyotes with their defense taking the lead.
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The good news is that many corporations are taking the lead on environmental initiatives, not because they were told to do so but because they believe it is the best way to position their businesses for success.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.), a member of the Senate Health Committee, which is taking the lead in that chamber, called the medical cures bill a "lame-duck priority" at an event hosted by The Hill on Tuesday.
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Over in the Senate: Members of the Senate Health Committee have primarily been taking the lead, and committee Chairman Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderThe Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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The U.S. have scored in the opening 12 minutes of every game in this tournament and they also could draw on the fact that they have never lost after taking the lead in a World Cup game.
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Artificial intelligence businesses taking the lead in autonomous driving are among the most popular companies to work for in the country, dominating six of the top 250 positions in LinkedIn's list of the best start-ups 2000.
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"Their remarkable book of material, including a series of intricate melodies — most famously the combination of 'Just a Gigolo' and 'I Ain't Got Nobody' — were developed collectively, with Mr. Prima taking the lead role," Mr. Friedwald wrote.
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He led the effort at a difficult time, when the Taliban had cranked up the pressure on the nascent Afghan forces taking the lead in the fight and when the political leadership in Kabul remained in disarray.
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The DPC said complaints about the dating app have been made from individuals in multiple EU countries, not just in Ireland — with the Irish regulator taking the lead under a GDPR mechanism to manage cross-border investigations.
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Utah made a franchise record 10 3-pointers in the second quarter but didn't have enough offense left to hold off Golden State's late rally after taking the lead on Crowder's putback basket with 51.4 seconds left.
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The Rays (3-20163) jumped out to a 6-2 lead, saw that turn into a 7-6 deficit and still rallied for the win, taking the lead on Steven Souza's two-run double in the sixth.
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These details are important, because they show how an engaged citizenry, with just a handful of courageous members of Congress taking the lead, has much more power than is commonly believed to end U.S. involvement in atrocities.
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Women taking the lead "Throughout these confirmation hearings, it has been Democratic women leading the charge against Donald Trump's nominees and the dangerous policies they support," said Stephanie Schriock, the president of EMILY's List, which backs Democratic women.
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Croatia were agonizingly close to taking the lead on the hour when Russia's defense failed to clear the ball and Ivan Perisic's shot hit the inside of the post and rebounded harmlessly across the face of the goal.
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They came close to taking the lead in the last five minutes of the quarter but German goalkeeper Nike Lorenz tipped another powerful shot from Paumen over the bar for the two sides to end the half level.
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"Usually the excitement around a presidential campaign, the money and the resources of a presidential campaign, the lists and the data from a presidential campaign, are taking the lead," says Kelly LeRoux of the University of Illinois Chicago.
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Rios Piter said the Senate is taking the lead in issues like the demographic shift brought on by cross-border immigration in both directions, and the large populations of Mexican, American and dual citizens living in either country.
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This year is already shaping up to be pivotal for the health and fitness industries, with companies like Apple, with the Apple Watch and Healthkit, and IBM with its Under Armour partnership, taking the lead in health tech.
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Hardnett canned two foul shots with 228:22 left to give the Cougars a 543-254 edge, but Nevada responded with 234 consecutive points, taking the lead for good when Caroline converted a layup with 234:49 remaining.
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Marquez's first win of 2016, after taking the lead on the second lap, came after riders had made a compulsory stop at half distance to change bikes in a shortened 20 lap race instead of the scheduled 25.
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Klinsmann's commitment to an aggressive game plan — he started the same lineup in the first two games, though he adjusted his formation after taking the lead against Costa Rica — was tempered by the attacking threat posed by Paraguay.
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Once you understand that, you can understand why Fox News — which has gleefully broken with traditional journalistic values since its founding by Roger Ailes and Rupert Murdoch — appears to be taking the lead in resisting Mr. Trump's demands.
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Similarly, some of the consolidated power of party leaders in Congress should be distributed again through the congressional committees, enabling more members to be more involved taking the lead in legislating and letting some unpredictable coalitions take shape.
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He was a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, and he was taking the lead in writing and sponsoring legislation to abolish the commonwealth's laws upholding "entail" (which kept large estates within families across generations) and primogeniture.
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In the absence of federal action, individual states like California are now taking the lead on regulating tech, a potentially troublesome precedent that Warner fears could lead to a patchwork of laws that slow innovation and retard growth.
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The big picture: A collection of corporate executives have been at the forefront of the national gun debate, with Dick's CEO Ed Stack often taking the lead, even as the NRA and Republican lawmakers criticized the company's policies.
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Over and over again, Democrats proved themselves to be the party of "Resist," choosing to launch fruitless investigations to harass a president they don't like instead of taking the lead to address real issues facing the country's citizens.
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Consequently, GOP leaders who themselves don't care very much about immigration — with Speaker Paul Ryan, who's been on just about every conceivable side of the immigration issue over the years, taking the lead — defer to the most extreme restrictionists.
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Merkel, who was on holiday when that summit took place, had faced criticism for not taking the lead in efforts to cut pollution in major cities, where courts are threatening to ban diesel cars if emissions do not fall.
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Multiple outlets reported this summer that the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission divided oversight, with the DOJ's Antitrust Division taking the lead on investigations into Google and Apple and the FTC taking charge on Facebook and Amazon.
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The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls.
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Team: San Francisco 49ersWeek 7 opponent: at Washington RedskinsWhy you should start him: Tevin Coleman appears to be taking the lead in the 49ers' backfield, but Breida has a steady role, with 31 touches over the past two weeks.
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At the time, Moore and her then-husband Bruce Willis were among Hollywood's hottest couples, Moore having starred in "Ghost" in 1990 and Willis taking the lead in TV series "Moonlighting" and then the first two "Die Hard" movies.
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A bipartisan group of senators taking the lead on immigration negotiations said they will request a briefing from Trump administration officials on the border crisis and then try to come up with compromise language over the July 4 recess.
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Phoenix never trailed, taking the lead for good early in the second quarter on a jumper by Teletovic after New Orleans had gone on a 10-0 run to start the second half to tie the game, 42-42.
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He told the audience that when he met Damon "I was the fat one," before complimenting the Good Will Hunting actor on passing up a role in Manchester By the Sea in favor of Casey Affleck taking the lead.
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But across America, including in states that voted for President Trump, businesses, governments, and families are taking the lead, transforming the way they power their lives and investing in green policies that can blunt the effects of climate change.
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If the Patriots had taken a sack on that third-down play, they very likely would have tried a field goal on fourth down and only tied the game at 33-33, instead of taking the lead, 37-33.
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But in recent years there has been a "role reversal" with the CRPF often taking the lead, said P.M. Nair, a defense analyst who served in the force for nearly eight years, two of them in Jammu and Kashmir.
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The most recent court filings indicate the United States attorney for the District of Columbia, for instance, is now taking the lead in prosecuting the Russian individuals and companies charged in the scheme in which Mr. Pinedo became ensnared.
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After taking the lead in the second quarter, Atlanta's potent offense had its way with Seattle's defense — one of the stingiest in the N.F.L. despite missing the star free safety Earl Thomas, who broke his leg in Week 213.
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The 85033 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls.
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But after a Des Moines Register–CNN poll released on Friday showed him taking the lead in Iowa, with 2202 percent support among likely Democratic caucusgoers, Tuesday's debate will be the first in which Sanders is the front-runner.
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"State attorneys general are now on the map as taking the lead when it comes to Democratic values," said Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum of Oregon, who is a co-chair of the committee and seeking re-election next year.
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"A number of the largest pension funds have hired additional people with strong corporate finance expertise, and we ... expect to see these funds taking the lead on larger transactions," Klaus Thune, co-head of Nordic banking at JP Morgan, said.
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I don't remember that scene in the bedroom really going down like that with Danielle passing gas, but what I do remember is after the cameras left, I tried taking the lead and initiating some romance … and got the COLD SHOULDER.
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Now, U.S Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is again taking the lead to inspire, nurture and locate innovation to defeat a different threat – potential war with countries who have been quietly, but aggressively, building their own arsenals – not against groups like ISIS.
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And while there is no indication what specific repercussions Kaepernick will face, his willingness to stand up against racial injustice — especially as a black quarterback — represents a pivotal moment of him taking the lead both on and off the field.
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Here's the congressional blueprint, as outlined by the member: At least three committees are already involved: The House Intelligence Committee is taking the lead, coordinating with House Financial Services on money-laundering questions and with House Foreign Affairs on Russia.
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Marquez started the race in fifth position after crashing in qualifying and had a slow start but quickly gained on his rivals, taking the lead from Lorenzo in the 16th lap and charging to his fifth title of the season.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indigenous women in Indonesia are taking the lead in the fight to protect their land and communities as a rise in conflicts threatens tribes living on lands coveted by extractive and logging companies, a prominent activist said.
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The Brewers proved that Tuesday night, taking the lead for good when Scooter Gennett hit an eighth-inning, jam-shot single up the middle, breaking a tie and pushing the Brewers to a 9-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Democrats typically have been the largest recipients of marijuana campaign money in the past, but Republicans are now taking the lead in accepting those donations, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which analyzed contributions at the request of USA TODAY.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," Trump tweeted.
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The real reason municipal governments are taking the lead on clean energy is because it's so much better for the people who live in those cities: It's healthier, it costs less, it creates better jobs, and it makes cities more livable.
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"If there's a consensus, I actually think all Americans have always been in favor of space – not war in space, but the idea that we're taking the lead in space is something Americans have supported for fifty years," Cannon added.
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At the Department of Education, Catherine E. Lhamon, 44, a former civil rights litigator who runs the agency's Office of Civil Rights — and has made aggressive use of a federal nondiscrimination law known as Title IX — was taking the lead.
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To avoid the future abyss, business leaders should take proactive steps to help middle- and lower-income Americans establish firmer financial footing, taking the lead from several banks and bankers, including JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and IberiaBank CEO Daryl Byrd.
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But his colleagues have noted that he has become far more engaged in Senate business over the past few months than over the past two years, taking the lead on fighting for funding for combating the Zika virus, for example.
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Home favorite Freitag, winner of three World Cup events this season, finished second with 275.8 points after jumping 132 meters on his first attempt and taking the lead temporarily in the final round with 137 meters before Stoch surpassed him.
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Still, the organization's history offers a persuasive and often colorful argument in favor of self-styled avant-gardistes charging ahead as well as shoring up their own rear guard by documenting and, in effect, taking the lead in historicizing their accomplishments.
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J.) and John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) are taking the lead.
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He joined Trump's team to combat the Mueller probe in June, taking the lead as Trump's chief outside lawyer (Trump is also represented by White House counsel Don McGahn and Ty Cobb, who handles the White House's response to Mueller's investigation).
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," Mr.
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No. 13 Oregon shrugged off its first scoreless first half in 15 years on Saturday, taking the lead for good late in the third quarter and going on to a 17-7 Pac-12 Conference win over California in Eugene, Ore.
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Theis gave Boston its first double-digit advantage, 28-17, early in the second quarter, but Brooklyn wouldn't go away, taking the lead for good, 42-41, on a LeVert 3-pointer with 2:47 to go in the second.
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Nine drivers did all they could to avoid taking the lead, all eager to get a tow from someone else at a track where the aerodynamic pull from a car in front can be significant, until most ran out of time.
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We finally know who will be taking the lead in Star Trek: Discovery, the first new Trek TV series in over a decade, when it launches on CBS' streaming platform next May: Sonequa Martin-Green, who plays Sasha on The Walking Dead.
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In her new role Jeanny will also serve as the senior site leader for the Taipei bureau, taking the lead on the bureau's contacts with government agencies and with clients and taking responsibility for issues such as staff safety and other operational matters.
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He tweeted out, quote, &aposthe 22018 angry Democrats plus people who work eight years for Obama worked on the rigged Russian witch-hunt will be meddling with the midterm elections, especially now that Republicans stay tough are taking the lead in the polls.
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After taking the lead from Brad Keselowski with 282 laps to go, he returned the lead to Keselowski 2200 laps later, opting to go into fuel conservation mode, certain Keselowski would have to make a pit stop for a splash of fuel.
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Since taking the lead at Nissan, Saikawa has worked to improve governance while navigating fraught relations with French majority shareholder Renault SA. Ghosn, as chairman of both automakers, had favoured a merger before his ouster, while Saikawa had opposed, sources have told Reuters.
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And he's working in tandem with other House committees; while the House Intelligence Committee is technically taking the lead on Democrats' impeachment inquiry, Cummings has been working closely with both that committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee in the investigative work.
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The couple, who the director says "were clearly true partners," lived together in New York City and continued writing children's books for the rest of their lives, with Margret taking the lead in turning Curious George into the global brand it is today.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The Japanese drew on ancient traditions and the Brazilians burst forward with an edgy rock-and-roll routine, but no synchronized swimming team came even close to preventing Russia from taking the lead in technical routines on Thursday.
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Kiprop, the 33 Olympic champion, ran the last lap of the opening semi-final in 52.93 seconds, sweeping past the field on the back straight and taking the lead off the final bend to cross the line first in three minutes, 39.73 seconds.
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Ahead by 249-2150 before the end of the first half, San Francisco safety Jaquiski Tartt made a touchdown-saving play when he stripped the ball from Seattle wide receiver D.K. Metcalf at the 280-yard line, preventing Seattle from taking the lead.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," Trump tweeted in May.
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The United States and Saudi Arabia are the biggest contributors, with the Saudis contributing both weapons and large sums of money, and with C.I.A. paramilitary operatives taking the lead in training the rebels to use Kalashnikovs, mortars, antitank guided missiles and other weapons.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," the president wrote.
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With the Cubs trying to protect a 3-2 lead at that point, the runners would have advanced to second and third had the ball eluded Contreras, leaving Cleveland one base hit from taking the lead and putting even more pressure on Chapman.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," the president wrote.
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There were several people detained at the time the plot was unveiled, with the Belgium police taking the lead by arresting two Belgian-Iranian citizens, a husband and wife, who were accused of preparing to drive to France to carry out the bombing.
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Soon after Mr. Trump took office, Mr. McConnell told associates that the new president had no clear sense of where he stood on most core issues, and he predicted that steering Mr. Trump — and taking the lead on policy — would be relatively easy.
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The idea was to have a variety of power sources — a president, two houses of Congress, the courts, the separate states, regular elections — each capable of taking the lead when necessary, but none so powerful that it could pre-empt the others.
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Since taking the lead at Nissan, Saikawa has worked to improve governance while navigating fraught relations with French majority shareholder Renault SA. Ghosn, as chairman of both automakers, had favored a merger before his ouster, while Saikawa had opposed, sources have told Reuters.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," Gascon said on Wednesday.
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In 3.03, the broadcast industry had invested nearly two decades of work into that standard, with the Advanced Television Systems Committee, or ATSC, which was formed in 23.0, taking the lead on creating the standard the US and a number of other countries ultimately used.
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The team excitedly checked out their cool new Kanye West-approved sneakers before hitting the court Friday night – though their killer kicks didn't stop Villanova from taking the lead and landing the coveted spot in Monday night's Championship title game against University of Michigan.
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UMIT YALCINTurkish ambassadorLondon You offered advice on how governments should deal with the rise of the gig economy ("Workers on tap", October 6th.) But in Britain it is the judiciary that is taking the lead when it comes to banishing low pay and job insecurity.
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Ellenbogen, who leads T. Rowe Price's New Horizons fund, has been described as one of the most powerful people in Silicon Valley, for taking the lead on mutual funds investing in startups (a trend that has now seen billions poured into a range of 'unicorns').
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TOKYO, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Japanese display maker Sharp Corp may start building a $7 billion plant in the United States before June 30, taking the lead on a project initially considered by its Taiwanese parent Foxconn, a person with knowledge of the plan said.
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But the Swedish team made amends in their second race by ending the three-race winning run of Oracle Team USA with a convincing show of tactics and boat speed giving them victory by a 39-second margin after taking the lead from the start.
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All of this points to the reality that the private sector, as has been the case so many times throughout the annals of U.S. innovation, is taking the lead in AI and counting on entrepreneurial spirit rather than government largesse to win the day.
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Donald Trump isn't quite taking the lead in the official polls, but his renewed strength, particularly in three states the "experts" are still very resistant to flip into the red column, make it completely possible that he could win if the election were held today.
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While Russia has always been fitfully involved in Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts over the years, Mr. Putin now seems intent on taking the lead, both as a poke at Washington amid continuing tension over Syria and Ukraine and as a show of Russian significance.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese display maker Sharp Corp may start building a $7 billion plant in the United States in the first half of 2017, taking the lead on a project initially outlined by its Taiwanese parent Foxconn, a person with knowledge of the plan said.
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"The goal is to make sure the coal companies clean up the mess when they leave," said the lawyer, Kevin W. Barrett of Bailey & Glasser, who was named a special assistant attorney general for West Virginia and is taking the lead on the Alpha case.
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Given a warm reception by a sparse crowd at Doha's Khalifa International Stadium as the runners were presented at the start, Semenya bided her time before taking the lead with around 300 metres left and then powered away from the rest of the field.
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"We haven't questioned the engineer or the technicians from Sunday's flight yet because we have very limited human resources," said Ony Soerjo Wibowo, an air safety investigator for the Indonesian Transportation Safety Committee, which is taking the lead in the inquiry into the crash.
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Cory Booker announced that he would be taking the lead on this issue in the Senate and would introduce legislation as a result of "overt policies fueled by white supremacy and racism that have oppressed African Americans economically for generations," he said in a statement.
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No. 33 Oregon 17, California 7 The Ducks shrugged off their first scoreless first half in 15 years, taking the lead for good late in the third quarter and going on to a Pac-12 Conference win over the Golden Bears in Eugene, Ore.
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In recent months, several arms of the US government have geared up to fight foreign influence operations, including task forces at the departments of Justice and Homeland Security, as well as the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, which is tasked with taking the lead among the agencies.
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But while the White House says Trump is working the phones, other than an ultimately unsuccessful meeting with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Friday, the president has been largely sidelined from deal-making, with congressional leadership and a few of his top aides taking the lead.
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Axel Voss, the member of European Parliament who is taking the lead on the copyright bill, has argued that the actual proposed language never mentions a filter, although that just raises the question of what using "effective technologies" to prevent copyright infringement means, other than filtering.
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Ten years from now, Zuckerberg wants Facebook to be taking the lead on internet connectivity and drones, augmented and virtual reality, and AI. AI is helping Facebook software see and understand the world, decipher human language, reason on its own, and plan its own courses of action.
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Since joining the New York-based company in 2008 when it merged with Nordic exchange operator OMX, Jochumsen has helped guide strategy, taking the lead on many deals, such as the recent acquisitions of Chi-X Canada and the International Securities Exchange, according to the memo.
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Earlier this month, a string of news reports detailed an agreement between the two agencies to divide the responsibilities for antitrust oversight of Silicon Valley, with the FTC reportedly taking the lead on any probes into Facebook and Amazon and the Justice Department handling Apple and Google.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House Domestic Policy Council (DPC) is taking the lead on a decision about how many refugees to admit to the United States next year, two current and three former officials said, a move that may empower those who wish to reduce immigration.
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Yet the moment is also serving to galvanize the Vermont senator's legion of die-hard supporters, who are quick to seize on any perceived slight to his campaign and see a dirty trick perpetrated against him just as polls show him taking the lead in Iowa.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," Gascón said in a statement.
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And the Nevada Democrat has mostly kept her head down in her two years in the Senate, shying away from taking the lead on messaging for the party but quietly plowing into the behind-the-scenes political work that helped ready her for her new gig.
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The top priority for Saudi Arabia, this major oil producer who experienced a volatile jump is taking the lead to cut to support oil prices and pushing the member states in OPEC, as well as Russia who is also in CUT DEALS, to cut collaboratively, reducing market price volatility.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," District Attorney George Gascón, said in a statement.
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The trend comes as an increasing number of private companies, such as Alibaba and Tencent, are taking the lead in the latest phase of China's "Going Out" — a policy initiated at the turn of the century to increase the country's outbound investment by encouraging companies to go abroad.
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At the end of 2016, kakistocracy — government by the least qualified or most unprincipled citizens — is taking the lead from democracy and carefully considered political moves, and the majority are plugged into this newly curated "psychedelic cultural" reality where content, the news feed and hearsay have taken control.
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The win was Leicester's first in any European competition for 55 years and last season's surprise Premier League champions could not have wished for a better start, taking the lead when Marc Albrighton seized on a misplaced header from a long throw to score in the fifth minute.
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He's spent some time defending himself against criticism from Samuel L Jackson about taking the lead role in the breakout hit movie Get Out—the criticism being that Kaluuya, a Brit, may not have been the best person to embody the film's depiction of the African-American experience.
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Chinese EV firms like WM think that the fact that they depend on a completely different—and more electronic—set of components means they can do an end-run around the internal-combustion incumbents, taking the lead in a new industry rather than catching up in an old one.
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Although the Devils (27-33-12) have stumbled since jettisoning a few veterans at the trade deadline, falling into the Metropolitan Division basement, they played the Rangers hard for the second time at home in a month, taking the lead on a power-play goal by John Quenneville.
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As much as I'm hesitant to see Google taking the lead on this, I think it's going to take something like Google's plan to have Chrome automatically block all ads on pages with fullscreen pop-ups and other aggressive promotions before I'm not regularly frustrated just by opening up a website.
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It is first legal challenge made by Google since the attorneys general from 48 states as well as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico said in September that they were starting an antitrust investigation into the market power and corporate behavior of Google, with Mr. Paxton taking the lead.
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And while there is no indication of what specific repercussions he will face, his willingness to stand up against racial injustice — especially as a black quarterback — represents a pivotal moment of him taking the lead both on and off the field in ways that were never meant to be possible.
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Facing a myriad of challenges ranging from North Korea's nuclear threat to an evolving crisis in the Middle East, Tillerson's status as the administration's top diplomat has been called into question at times with Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner taking the lead on several foreign policy initiatives.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffePresident Trump is right: Mainstream media 'do a very good job' New intel chief inherits host of challenges Hoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post MORE (Texas), the only new Republican on the committee and a former prosecutor, taking the lead on questioning for the GOP members.
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"Countries which have the largest nuclear weapons stockpiles have a special and top priority to, at the end of the day, create conditions for the complete abolition of nuclear armaments and ought to keep taking the lead in making large, substantive cuts to nuclear weapons," Hua told a daily briefing.
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The House chairman taking the lead said that the whistle-blower who brought the matter to light would testify soon and that a subpoena for documents would be issued early this week to Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer who spearheaded the effort to find dirt on Democrats in Ukraine.
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"As our own database grows to many petabytes, together with the Nebula team we are taking the lead in our industry to protect the privacy of consumers while enabling them to participate in research and benefit from the blockchain-based marketplace Nebula is building," Veritas CEO Mirza Cifric said in a statement.
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It also didn't hurt that Fenty is owned by a woman, that the choreography and dancers were all women, and that many of the people taking the lead on planning the show were all women, as opposed to Victoria's Secret, which is and has been owned and controlled by men for years.
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BURNABY, British Columbia (Reuters) - As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tries to lure Canadian voters with climate and tax-related policy changes ahead of a national election in October, the fallout of the blackface scandal continues to dog him, and some polls showed Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer taking the lead on Tuesday.
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Over the years, Chun-Li has become one of only a handful of characters from the Street Fighter pantheon to be depicted in live-action feature films, with Ming-Na Wen starring in 1994's Street Fighter and Kristen Kreuk taking the lead in 2009's Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li.
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If Tillerson remains a mostly passive head of State, there exists room for those below him to fill some of the void in foreign policy niches, perhaps by pushing forward issues Tillerson may wish to embrace, or by taking the lead on the inevitable restructuring budget cuts will compel, instead of sitting around the cafeteria.
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The federal government's top antitrust enforcers, the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission (FTC), have reportedly reached an agreement on how to divide up their responsibilities for investigating Silicon Valley's biggest companies, with the Justice Department setting its sights on Apple and Google and the FTC taking the lead on Facebook and Amazon.
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I am committed to continue taking the lead as chairman of T&I, along with EPW Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.), in passing yet another infrastructure bill.
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AMES, Iowa – With Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont taking the lead in a new Iowa caucus poll, Hillary Clinton sharply challenged his core political message on Tuesday, saying his denunciations of big-money special interests were undercut by his 2005 congressional vote for a bill granting legal immunity for gun manufacturers – a bill backed by the National Rifle Association.
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South Dakota led by two points at the half and by six with 413:58 to play, but Baylor rallied to tie the game on a layup by Mark Vital off a feed by Mario Kegler with 2:55 remaining before taking the lead at 59-57 on the following possession on a jumper by Mason.
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In both Hayata-san's world and mine, I'm encouraged by growing support for paid family leave, talk of changing workplace cultures to make room for the personal realities of our lives and the increasing number of men who are taking the lead in family caregiving and adding their voices to the call for flexibility and support.
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This is not a solution for the U.S. Instead, we should be taking the lead on developing quick and accurate testing, eliminating the backlog of Zika tests causing some women to wait 85033 days for answers, understanding exactly how the disease is spread, educating the public and particularly women of child-bearing age, and finding a vaccine.
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Renewable energy is at an all-time high, and communities around the world are taking the lead in reducing carbon emissions and caring for the environment, even when the federal government fails to: President Trump recently pulled the United States out of the Paris climate accords, but a growing number of American cities and states are committing to respecting the agreement anyway.
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Since taking office she has revealed that the site to which the city's main fishmarket is supposed to move has not been properly decontaminated; she is banning her staff from working past 8pm in the name of "life-work balance" and she has declared war on financial waste and corruption—taking the lead by pledging to halve her own salary.
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Mark GreenMark GreenNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Senate leaves for five-week August recess Overnight Energy: Changing climate boosts Maine lobster industry -- for now | 2020 Dems debate climate response at Detroit debate | Dem asks for perjury investigation into Interior nominee MORE (R-Fla.), a medical doctor, taking the lead in diagnosing the situation.
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In the aftermath, the government took steps to bolster its own systems and networks to lower its attack surface by removing Kaspersky from its networks, citing fears about Russian intelligence, and taking the lead rolling out HTTPS website encryption and email security protections across the federal domains — an effort still to this day largely neglected by some of the world's wealthiest companies.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaLawmakers offer bill to shore up federal cybersecurity GOP faces new pressure to act on guns Iran talks unlikely despite window of opportunity MORE (D-Calif.), who authored an amendment to the annual defense policy bill to block Trump from taking military action against Iran, said he doesn't anticipate new talks happening without the administration taking the lead.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan Trump administration floats background check proposal to Senate GOP Senate confirms two Treasury nominees over Democratic objections MORE (D-Conn.), who is taking the lead for Democrats along with Manchin, a pro-gun Democrat, said the politics of gun control has shifted and that Congress should go further than Manchin-Toomey.
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Katie Bethell, founder and executive director of the Paid Leave US campaign, says Facebook and Sandberg deserve credit for taking the lead on paid leave but are missing an important opportunity to do so again by extending the amount of leave parents get and by helping parents ease back into the workforce with more flexibility in how they work and from where.
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"What's very different about this outbreak as compared to other outbreaks is you really see the Congolese taking the lead with the laboratory work and taking real leadership and running this outbreak and showing the world how much they do know how to organize an outbreak response," said Anne Rimoin, a UCLA epidemiologist who runs a research program in Kinshasa in conjunction with the Health Ministry.
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Grassley's Democratic partner on the legislation, Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (Ill.), is taking the lead in rounding up support for the bill in the Democratic conference.
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And as to how we do it going forward, I think it's likelier that we end up with something like a bilateral arrangement orchestrated by a different American president and Xi Jinping really taking the lead rather than trying to pass it through a body as complicated as the UN. But practically speaking, I think the immediate steps to take are ending fossil fuel subsidies.
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The proposals put forth by both the Trump administration — with Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared PETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Top immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign MORE taking the lead — and a bipartisan group of House legislators in the proposed First Step Act represent exactly these small-scale chances for real impact.
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Through her music, hard work and activism, Beyoncé continues to show us that when we black women unite, we can accomplish anything -- whether on stage at America's top-grossing music festival, Coachella, crushing the competition at the box office with "Black Panther," having an impact on elections or taking the lead in Black Lives Matter and the fight for justice -- black women have always been and will always be a force.
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On Friday, the Nevada Poll, conducted for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and AARP Nevada, showed the Vermont senator taking the lead in the Battle Born State, followed by former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE and Sen.
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