Since Goldsmith has already laid out the tentative case for concern about the FBI's actions, it's worth considering a similarly tentative case in defense of what the bureau reportedly has done.
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Tentative settlement is 'a symptom of a problematic, broken system' Rebecca Goldman, CEO of Time's Up Foundation, an organization of women aiming to end workplace sexual misconduct, also rejected the tentative deal.
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There was even a tentative date for the interview - Jan.
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Their music often begins tentative, building into something more aggressive.
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And on the other side, the cops seem equally tentative.
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The tentative agreement saves only one, a plant in Detroit.
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Meanwhile, Bird and Lime have made tentative launches in Europe.
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This new tentative accord seeks to plug that gaping hole.
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Part of that is due to the island's tentative recovery.
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This comes as tentative steps towards peace are being made.
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A tentative trial date has been set for June 5.
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It was a tentative, exploratory kiss, a kiss between strangers.
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There are some tentative dates at the end of May.
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We make tentative plans to meet up after the show.
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Improving growth, tentative wage inflation and "Abenomics" have all helped.
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Both moves were widely viewed as tentative steps of reconciliation.
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But more important, she said, is to avoid becoming tentative.
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However, this tentative settlement marks a turning point for residents.
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The parties agreed to schedule a tentative hearing on Jan.
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Los Angeles Unified has reached a tentative agreement with UTLA.
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The court set a tentative trial date of Dec. 6.
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The tentative deal being discussed falls far short of that.
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Still, the Brintroverts give Remain campaigners tentative grounds for optimism.
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He took steps in my direction, each one increasingly tentative.
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My mom and I still kept up a tentative correspondence.
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At the debate, Mr. Biden was sometimes tentative and meandering.
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Tentative plans include an enclosed rooftop addition and a terrace.
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But, I don't have more than a tentative answer yet.
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The Times reported that a tentative deal had been struck.
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But our English was tentative, and we missed the news.
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She is at once tentative and forthright, indecisive and opinionated.
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In late December, he announced a tentative deal on tariffs.
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The tentative plans include events around New Delhi and excursions.
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The tentative deal could still break down, the WSJ added.
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Wednesday's final decision confirmed tentative assignments made on July 7.
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Attempts to return to normalcy have been tentative and precarious.
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Yet Becca Blackwell's tentative performance as Diane has no magnetism.
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Sullivan has scheduled a tentative sentencing date for Dec. 18.
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We're starting to make tentative detections of moons with Hubble.
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"Defensively, we got real tentative," coach Bob Huggins told reporters.
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The source, however, cautioned that the findings are very tentative.
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Her voice was hoarse and tentative and she was confused.
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"Hillary was tentative and had no real answers," he said.
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That project is also on the Trump team's tentative list.
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But some of the flavors were tentative, like underexposed photographs.
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The agreement, reached in Malta, is still tentative and untested.
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There are tentative signs this may be starting to crack.
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What came, in quick succession, was curiosity and tentative exploration.
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Aseman and Boeing had signed a tentative deal in April.
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A few economists—like Jeremy Stein, for example—have made tentative steps toward incorporating financial stability variables into a normal monetary-policy framework: but they have been very tentative steps indeed and quite recent.
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Bird calls, backbeats, spoken-word samples, noise overlays, tentative and not-so-tentative guitar melodies: Wes Borland, Limp Bizkit's guitarist, brought them all to his four-hour durational performance (with Alex Rosson on drums).
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We're already taking tentative steps down the path to virtual humans.
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The people said the plans are tentative and subject to change.
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But GM pulled the plug on the tentative deal in 2009.
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Zircons also provide tentative physical evidence of a late-era hellscape.
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But even if it collapses, this week's tentative deal is significant.
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Be warned: These flavors are not for the cookie-dough tentative.
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The department granted tentative approval to the arrangement on Nov. 4.
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The recovery, however, remains tentative with high unemployment and falling activity.
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Parties have been invited to submit tentative offers by Dec. 8.
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Nintendo has given the NX a tentative March 2017 release date.
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Experts peg Democrats as tentative favorites to win back the House.
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The vetoes are part of Mr Duda's tentative push for autonomy.
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Yet there are tentative signs that the budget is growing up.
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"It's legal, right?" asked Musk before taking a single, tentative puff.
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In a tentative opinion on Wednesday, Judge William H. Orrick disagreed.
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From there, she can work backward to create a tentative budget.
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Is there a tentative date for when The Moth will happen?
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Union spokesman Stephen Burkert said a tentative agreement has been reached.
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It has since found a very tentative footing just above $1.4500.
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Early signals this month point to stabilization and even tentative recovery.
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The Hill: What's in the tentative deal to avert a shutdown.
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That ruling confirmed Berle's tentative decision on the matter in March.
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CO), whose tentative $4 billion bid for Swiss shipper Panalpina (PWTN.
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The two sides had announced a tentative agreement earlier this week.
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Objections to the agency's tentative decision are due by July 22.
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John Cornyn said lawmakers may have a tentative tax deal today.
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Then, the album had a tentative release date of Aug. 5.
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The union reached a tentative deal earlier Tuesday with the district.
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Mr. Kerry said Friday's tentative agreement would not resolve anything immediately.
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The union reached tentative agreements with four other casinos this week.
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He had a soft, tentative voice, a warm New England accent.
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Where Cannon had been tentative, Barker's letters were confident and confrontational.
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The tentative 2016 schedule was released to the public on Sept.
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Taking small, tentative steps I forced my rubbery legs to move.
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There have been a few signs of tentative recovery in France.
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A Bombardier spokesman confirmed that a tentative agreement has been reached.
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The first tentative results of the summit match China's game plan.
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Monday's tentative funding agreement would keep the government open until Sept.
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That requires the trust that their tentative efforts won't be belittled.
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The Wall Street Journal was first to report the tentative deal.
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And indeed, on Sunday, Johnson's once-assured putting stroke looked tentative.
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To begin with, the feature set is still a bit tentative.
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They made another tentative plan, and she didn't show up again.
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But we don't know what the tentative decision is quite yet.
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The economists say that the tentative agreement, announced by Republican Sens.
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On Tuesday Trump said he's not happy about the tentative deal.
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Graham shows tentative support for 'skinny' bill 2202:2628 p.m. Sen.
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" He added: "We've just played tentative and a little bit slow.
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I make some tentative plans before making myself an iced coffee.
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I waved to the kid and got a tentative wave back.
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They whisper and look gorgeous and occasionally exchange tender, tentative smiles.
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Early Monday morning, a tentative deal was announced between McKesson Corp.
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The tentative deal eases pressure Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's new government.
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TEAMSTERS UNION SAYS TENTATIVE AGREEMENT MUST BE RATIFIED BY UNION MEMBERS
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CN RAIL SAYS VOTE ON TENTATIVE AGREEMENT EXPECTED WITHIN EIGHT WEEKS
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The new, tentative agreement establishes a different kind of bonus structure.
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People are already hyped about this (very, very) tentative Netflix special.
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The next day, residents emerged from their homes, tentative and wary.
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On November 12th he declared himself "very tentative" on the WTO.
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She aims for compromise rather than synthesis, and sounds doubly tentative.
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A tentative deal to settle the dispute was reached on Tuesday.
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Some businesses may be more tentative with fears of a recession.
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Whether it's an outright banger or a tentative snoozer, Thompson vs.
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CS: I do have an operating theory; it's a little tentative.
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Under the tentative agreement, a separate lawsuit filed by the union in January over GM's use of temporary workers in connection to the unallocated plants also would be dismissed with prejudice, according to the tentative agreement.
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Here's the outline of the tentative deal as described to me: Again, it's entirely possible that this tentative deal will change — perhaps even dramatically — between now and when Trump and Kim meet on February 27 in Vietnam.
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The official cautioned that the plan is only tentative at the moment.
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Moves were tentative with investors clearly scarred by the return of volatility.
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It's a soft, somewhat tentative warble until her smiling face is revealed.
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The tentative dates are Thursday afternoon, April 6, through Friday, April 7.
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Employees resumed work on June 1 after the tentative deal was reached.
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The recovery, however, remains tentative with high unemployment and dwindling industrial output.
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Or perhaps it is the hooves of the mighty but tentative Curt.■
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Madoff's lawyers agreed with that tentative schedule, according to the court document.
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But he, like Ms. Park, sometimes seemed tentative in his dramatic delivery.
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U.S.-CHINA SET TENTATIVE TIMELINE FOR NEXT ROUND OF TRADE TALKS - WSJ
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Also this summer, Southwest and United reached tentative deals with flight attendants.
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However, more stable conditions have helped foster a tentative recovery in prices.
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The space is clearly intimate, but the mood is tentative, even tense.
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I think it's going to be very tentative, very much small steps.
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The relatively bullish outlook is based in part on a tentative recovery.
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Cinemark has already taken tentative steps toward creating its own subscription model.
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This was unacceptable to London, sinking a tentative deal in mid-October.
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It creaks and groans under each tentative step, wobbling over darkness below.
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BLOOMBERG: Do you think that they've reached a tentative deal right now?
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Futures were higher this morning after lawmakers reached a tentative funding deal.
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For the S&P500, Q21 still indicates a tentative return to growth.
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The airline reached a tentative agreement with its pilot union last month.
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Interested parties have been invited to submit tentative offers by a Dec.
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He set a tentative date of September 15th for a real launch.
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Some of it's tentative, even the very best of it. Black-ish?
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He said it was possible even the tentative deal could fall apart.
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But there are very tentative signs that even China may be decoupling.
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Earlier this month, Alkermes disclosed that the drug had received tentative approval.
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The company's tentative forays into the field have been a mixed success.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MACHINISTS UNION SAYS IT OPPOSES TENTATIVE LABOR CONTRACT WITH COMPANY
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It can start out tentative or coy then sway into outright passions.
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But, especially among vulnerable incumbents, the reception has been tentative at best.
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We have already seen some promising, if tentative, signs of such assertiveness.
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"Being able to make a tentative offer is not unique," Carter said.
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The order finalizes a tentative ruling made by the department in April.
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One of those pilot projects is anything but tentative, small or voluntary.
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But even after that was discarded, teammates were tentative to hit her.
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But it also felt unfocused and tentative, and the pace was halting.
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Another, reported to total $2 trillion, has just reached tentative bipartisan agreement.
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Infantino discussed tentative plans for the women's competition there, without providing details.
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They try things, but only by increments, tentative and holding something back.
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But he pointed out that without scientific dating, the findings were tentative.
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Hours later, he said, Mr. Trump walked away from a tentative agreement.
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The Sanders campaign showed tentative interest, people familiar with the conversations said.
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She looked tentative as she ran through her dance moves on stage.
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She has also been seen as tentative in espousing her policy stances.
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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY SAYS HAS REACHED TENTATIVE DEAL WITH 3,200 STRIKING WORKERS
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Ikea confirmed the tentative settlement in an email, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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That said, there are tentative signs of that creeping tightness Glasenberg mentioned.
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Opponents have until November 30 to raise objections to the tentative decision.
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The chain reached a tentative settlement agreement in that case last summer.
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Briefly, here's some stuff about the tentative deal that may interest you.
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Tentative plans to release the proposal had been scrapped at least twice.
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But the Patriots had not run away from the confused, tentative Rams.
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He has his off nights, and his crowd work can be tentative.
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The recently completed Supreme Court term was a tentative and transitional one.
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There were also tentative plans for a formal EU-Ukraine summit in July.
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That allowed emerging currencies, hard hit in recent days, to make tentative gains.
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At that hearing, Jackson also set a tentative sentencing date for March 5.
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Asia is looking rather tentative today, waiting for direction when Europe comes in.
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A tentative start date for the terminal's operations was set for January 2021.
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For all the technology's potential, though, most attempts to use it remain tentative.
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The tentative agreement also includes additional investment in US plants and job protections.
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The country has put a tentative government while they elect a new one.
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TENTATIVE DEAL REACHED BETWEEN BRITISH COLUMBIA LONGSHORE WORKERS, EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION; LOCKOUT LIFTED -UNION
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This week was all about what happens when a tentative alliance falls apart.
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His retelling is almost tentative, restricting itself to the core of the corpus.
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Earnings have constituted something of a surprise as well, albeit a tentative one.
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Indeed, earlier this year the system had its first, tentative tests in Nevada.
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WEAK DATA STREAM GM and the UAW reached a tentative deal last week.
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Interpretation can be a tentative and uncertain activity, fraught with moments of doubt.
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Whatever tentative bonds the other Pfeffermans have formed, Josh is outside of them.
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Bayer in a statement on Wednesday said it agreed with Bolanos' tentative ruling.
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We reported that the tentative launch date for the feature was June 20th.
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Because the country has no reliable opinion polls, this judgment must be tentative.
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These first, tentative measures are necessary baby steps towards overcoming the larger issues.
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The tentative ruling came in advance of a pretrial hearing later on Thursday.
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The U.S. auto giant and the union reached a tentative deal on Friday.
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Investors were also tentative about putting money to work in U.S. bond funds.
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Democrats in the Senate took a tentative step in that direction on Thursday.
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However, there are a number of caveats to this tentative secondary market launch.
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" Transport Workers Union Local 234 said in a separate statement: "Tentative agreement reached.
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At the same time, oil prices have also shown tentative signs of stabilizing.
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Tourism and shipping, Greece's two main industries, are driving a tentative economic recovery.
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She has a youthful face, with bright green eyes and a tentative smile.
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In season 5, President Underwood is taking his first tentative steps into autocracy.
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The chasm between these groups remains vast, but tentative connections are being established.
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This helps explain the tentative stance in general of U.S. producers and investors.
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But the braai has emerged as a tentative symbol of South African unity.
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That came as the world's second-largest economy showed tentative signs of stabilization.
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The two leaders met again a second time to announce the tentative deal.
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Then there is the pay-for needed to obtain this tentative tax reform.
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Calibrating Groups of managers meet and review all their employees' tentative ratings together.
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This appears to be slowing the tentative but fairly widespread recovery in Europe.
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There have been tentative signs, however, that foreign leaders are thawing toward Russia.
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Tuesday's announcement came just days after the two countries announced a tentative solution.
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He spoke before a tentative deal was reached by congressional negotiators late Monday.
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Sanders lived for those contested rebounds but after the injury he grew tentative.
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New Jersey Transit reached a tentative deal with rail workers, averting a strike.
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Moves elsewhere were tentative with investors clearly scarred by the return of volatility.
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He takes one tentative step forward, then another, eyes fixated on the ground.
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But that is not quite how West arrived at her own tentative salvation.
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Democrats said Republicans backtracked on a tentative agreement to substantially increase unemployment insurance.
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It was unclear if the new tentative deal would raise or cut pay.
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Despite these tentative democratic openings, the cynicism about a fair electoral process remained.
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More than that, Biden took some important, if tentative, steps toward the center.
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Yet she sounded slightly tentative at times; I wanted more fervor and spontaneity.
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Trump has defended Nazis and has been slow and tentative about criticizing racists.
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Underneath the heterosexuals were the tentative notices for young gay men and women.
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Workers once employed at the Lordstown plant vowed to fight the tentative agreement.
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GM's electric plans are part of the tentative agreement to end the strike.
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By contrast, Mx. Bruce was contained and tentative, but sang with cutting intensity.
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U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan has set a tentative date of Dec.
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The next day, program representatives had a tentative plan to get Jaden out.
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While reading Cusk's work, I often think of her as cowardly or tentative.
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Reuters reported that a tentative agreement could be announced as soon as Wednesday.
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UAW SAYS UNTIL THE UNION'S NATIONAL COUNCIL APPROVES THE TENTATIVE DEAL DURING OCT.
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GM officials confirmed a tentative deal had been reached, but declined further comment.
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The charges against Mr. Netanyahu's former aides are only tentative at this point.
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Other plaintiffs said they were trying to find value in the tentative agreement.
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Until then, Mr. Trump had made only tentative forays here as a candidate.
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But those may be rolled back as part of the tentative trade deal.
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The two sides resumed negotiations Monday and announced a tentative agreement Tuesday morning.
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A coworker invites me out for drinks and I give a tentative maybe.
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He dropped in rankings and slipped from his tentative toehold on elite status.
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But early on Tuesday, officials announced that a tentative deal had been reached.
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Still, even in a time of difficulty for democracy, there are tentative successes.
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Jeff Denham (R-CA) said he had struck a tentative deal with conservatives.
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The 240-year-old mustachioed gentleman with a shock of gray hair is tentative.
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President Barack Obama made tentative efforts to resume those talks but made little headway.
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The team was able to construct a tentative theory and history of Bogachev's spycraft.
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Rivals in other parts of the world are taking tentative steps in that direction.
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It seems like her performances have been tentative and that's the kiss of death.
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GM's original offer capped this at $12,000, but the tentative agreement removes the cap.
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When he learned that wasn't included in tentative agreement, he said it was devastating.
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Most enter the room bashful and tentative, but exit in a very different state.
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It almost feels like a misnomer to label Tentative Decisions a "pop punk" record.
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Meanwhile, Ford has reached a tentative labor agreement with the United Auto Workers union.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's Unifor union has set a tentative strike deadline of midnight Oct.
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She also hands the Valyrian steel dagger over for a tentative +03 to Sansa.
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It was actually Bausch Health's BRYHALI lotion for plaque psoriasis that received tentative approval.
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But Ms. Soloway's show seems allergic to the tentative politeness of Mr. Haynes's artistry.
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Yet tentative signs offer hope that the world may act to stop the bloodshed.
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Still, the source told Nikkei's Debby Wu, the decision is tentative and could change.
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S. trade talks amid tentative signs of easing tensions between the two economic giants.
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But a tentative ceasefire means output has recovered by 200,000-603,000 bpd since then.
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But volatile equity markets have meant a tentative start of 2016 for new listings.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO), as well as more tentative statements from other Republican lawmakers.
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Though it's quiet and somewhat tentative, there is an unmistakeable reverence in the air.
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The court set a tentative hearing date for May 31, the Asciano spokesman said.
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Fortunately, there are some early, if still tentative, signs that this may be changing.
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These are early tentative steps toward an open and singular vision for the IoT.
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Perhaps most importantly, the proposal would require a tentative exhibit list significantly before trial.
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A tentative rehabilitation of Bokassa has, in fact, been under way for some time.
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Yet what is striking is not how far-reaching it was, but how tentative.
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Trump said he was on board with the tentative agreement forged by Republican Sen.
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Meanwhile, the tentative launch of Deliveroo Plus borrows a little from the Amazon playbook.
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Officials scrambled to put something together and set a tentative date of November 11.
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But the White House's tentative plans to replace Pompeo at the CIA with Sen.
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Day 1003:President Clinton makes tentative plans for the girls' weekend with Angela Merkel.
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Reports emerged Thursday that the White House has a tentative plan to replace Tillerson.
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House and Senate Republicans have struck a tentative deal to merge their tax bills.
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And in California, a Los Angeles judge has set a tentative hearing on Oct.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping reached a tentative trade truce late last year.
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At first antagonists, they become tentative allies, only to be separated by suburban fate.
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If we go on the road and somebody plays zone, we cannot be tentative.
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Word of warning: There's a tentative deal, but it still has to pass Congress.
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So be tentative at first — but emphasize that you want him to get ahead.
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Instead, the final version of the bill takes some tentative steps forward for animals.
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Meanwhile, House and Senate Republicans came to a tentative agreement on their tax plan.
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The total comprises 93 firm orders and 338 tentative deals, Airbus said on Thursday.
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And to this date Apple has only taken tentative steps into the TV industry.
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His face, which has been fixed in blankness, opens up into a tentative smile.
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Now in his 60s, Iyer feels free to communicate his tentative revelations about life.
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Presumably this is because they worry about scuttling Myanmar's still-tentative transition toward democracy.
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The novel's drama is all in emotional communication of various stripes — repressed, tentative, impassioned.
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By his account, his office sought a private preview of the group's tentative ideas.
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Most cosmetics makers have made, at most, only tentative steps into men's make-up.
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It felt like wholeness, holding this 45-pound dog like a child, but tentative.
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Go deeper: Auto workers union reaches tentative deal with GM to end labor strike
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The White House emphasized that the president's plans were tentative and could still change.
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So for Gazans, even a tentative experiment with nonviolent protest is a significant step.
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A tentative settlement was announced in October, just as the trial was to begin.
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If a tentative agreement is not reached by the meeting at 10:30 a.m.
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Debbie Harry doesn't sound dissolute as she once did — instead she's a little tentative.
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Lester Holt moved on to the tentative Harvey Weinstein settlement and New Zealand volcano.
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Read the tentative agreement: Go deeper: America's massive teacher shortage is stunting student learning
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How these people connect — and don't — is given exquisitely tentative and awkward physical life.
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But following that tentative ruling, at least five of the jurors who delivered the Aug.
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KL), which has yet to firm up a tentative order for 7873 Airbus SE (AIR.
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For your elected officials, it's a considerable, if tentative, step into the future of transportation.
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Tentative GOP deal on visas for &aposDreamers&apos throws talks on immigration bill into chaos.
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"It's been 11 years, and I think that I was a little tentative," Messing said.
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We make tentative plans for dinner tonight, but it depends on whether a case comes.
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Think, for instance, of that tentative beachside encounter in this year's Best Picture winner, Moonlight.
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They are also attracted by tentative signs the Russian economy is emerging from its slump.
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This aesthetic even has a tentative name, proposed by Google AI engineer François Chollet: GANism.
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The rumors renewed this September when both sides were reportedly close to reaching tentative terms.
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The plea agreement is still tentative, pending a pre-sentencing investigation ordered by the court.
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This "graffitism" is less developed than the first trend, more tentative and with fewer exponents.
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I had tentative plans to head to a coworker's birthday drinks but decide against it.
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Here's the tentative schedule: This summer, then, should be a momentous one for space travel.
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"There's a tentative improvement in expectations around Chinese demand," said ICBC Standard analyst Marcus Garvey.
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Nowadays that includes mobile games, where Nintendo has been taking tentative steps in recent years.
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As with any tentative project, it's very possible the proposed system will never be developed.
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Berman Jackson has set a tentative date for him to be sentenced on March 5.
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And Democrats have so far been reluctant to weigh in on the tentative CR plan.
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There are, however, tentative signs that the energy drag on business investment could be fading.
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And more than once, I have felt a tentative first spark snuffed out over food.
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Magna spokeswoman Tracy Fuerst confirmed by email that a new tentative agreement had been reached.
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Katia and Marielle Labèque crisply dispatched the piano parts, but the orchestra provided tentative accompaniment.
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They are also afraid, and tentative about the validity of the very rights they enforce.
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The Hill: Fate of Trump's tentative trade deal with Mexico could rest with congressional Democrats.
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But once Mr. Trump won the nomination, Mr. Giuliani's tentative embrace became a bear hug.
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Her tentative steps made it seem as if she were in need of sensible shoes.
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But there are tentative signs that some Europeans are falling out of love with diesel.
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Noon looks tentative at first, wondering around on his leash before he reaches the steps.
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Having a tentative space, menu, and money does not necessarily equate to opening a restaurant.
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A tentative agreement has been reached with the 11 game companies they were striking against.
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"We will try to reach a tentative wage deal tomorrow," a union spokesman told Reuters.
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The new policy earned tentative approval from the trade group, America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP).
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Prices for now are tentative, as the state has not yet approved the offering plan.
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Evert sent back a defensive lob, which Shriver returned with a tentative backhand overhead volley.
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Will her biological father welcome or ignore her tentative efforts at some form of communication?
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Every season, the Parks Department releases a tentative schedule of coming and recently completed plantings.
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The few gestures Mr. Forsythe makes in that direction are tentative, so only mildly embarrassing.
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Brazil, still suffering the effects of a veritable depression, is flashing tentative signs of recovery.
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It is this world, in effect, into which Gould was taking his own tentative steps.
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Before the hearing ended, the judge suggested a tentative date for trial in early May.
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Makoto Winkler, after a tentative start amid manic lighting effects, was impressive as the samurai.
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But Mr. Valadao's wide margin is probably large enough to merit a modest, tentative reassessment.
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One tentative conclusion is that China's industrial policy works better when natural monopolies are involved.
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H. and I spent the rest of the night planning some tentative travel to Peru!
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By early spring, my head had sprouted a tentative layer of baby-soft, white down.
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A pas de deux ensues, tentative at first, then as confident as liberation can be.
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Bob Corker told reporters that GOP lawmakers had reached a tentative tax reform-budget deal.
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"We will continue to work towards reaching a Tentative Agreement between the parties," Dittes wrote.
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Five days later, the union reached a tentative agreement with Ford Motor Company, as well.
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Nobody thinks about reinventing the pickup because even tentative efforts in that direction, such as ...
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Offstage — when speaking in an interview, for instance — Dormeshia is much more tentative and circumspect.
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"We can't be tentative in the last five, six minutes of a game," Hornacek said.
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But some were tentative about fully supporting the consolidation, questioning whether it went far enough.
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The journey could even have meant a tentative trip beyond the confines of the borough.
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GM and the United Auto Workers union announced a tentative labor agreement earlier this week.
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Pencil is so tentative, and being able to erase incorrect letters somehow feels like cheating.
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Harvey Weinstein and his former studio have a tentative $25 million deal with his accusers.
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But ahead of the vote, he and other local union leaders endorsed the tentative contract.
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Fiat Chrysler confirmed in a statement that it had reached a tentative deal with UAW.
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The airline and the IAM announced they had reached a tentative agreement on April 4.
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These reports were tentative; most recommended the dietary change only for those with cardiac issues.
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Crafting the tentative Brexit deal has taken a year and a half of difficult talks.
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Italy's labour reforms have been tentative, and it is only now tackling its banks' bad debts.
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Bolanos' Monday decision is a turnaround from a previous tentative ruling she issued on Oct. 10.
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He kisses me goodbye, and we make tentative plans to see each other again tomorrow night.
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Harvey Weinstein's legal battle, which went to trial last summer, has reportedly found a tentative solution.
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If you know someone who's a little tentative about marijuana reform, talk to them about it.
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The British pound has gained 1.3 percent amid tentative hopes of a breakthrough in Brexit talks.
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Cardenia, who becomes The Emperox, is more tentative, and Marce is more observing and taking notes.
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"We will continue to work towards reaching a tentative agreement between the parties," Dittes' letter said.
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Bach Weekend recently expanded to New Orleans and has tentative plans to set up in Austin.
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And despite a tentative deal Wednesday, the teachers are on strike for an 11th day Thursday.
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Worker strikes A tentative deal has been reached that could end the monthlong General Motors strike.
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A "comeback" in itself it is not, but it might herald the tentative beginnings of one.
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Then Holm was matched against tentative counter striker, Valentina Shevchenko, and gangly kickboxer, Germaine de Randamie.
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But what sets Twilight apart is the intensity with which Bella reciprocates his very tentative smooch.
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Her femininity is embedded in the elegance of arcing lines, and the knitted, halting, tentative rhythms.
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The tentative agreement would see the semiconductor technology company pay $14 million to former PLX investors.
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Details about the new tentative agreement will be provided after its ratification, U.S. Steel said separately.
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But another major fund manager, Manulife Asset Management, was expecting the Fed to remain more tentative.
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Authorities said DNA testing will confirm the tentative identification, with results expected back in two weeks.
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Slow, tentative and perhaps even temporary it may prove, but European politics is becoming more European.
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Then we can actually avert this potential trade recession, but at the moment it's all tentative.
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Ideal due date: The initial tentative deadline was this August, set by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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This would jeopardise a tentative rebound in lending driven by the ECB's ultra-easy monetary policy.
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President Donald Trump said he isn't happy with the tentative border wall deal Congress announced Tuesday.
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Wall Street was expected to nudge higher when it reopens after a tentative recovery on Thursday.
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Terricloth says an album is in the works for a (tentative) 2019 release via Alternative Tentacles.
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Other companies are working on similar therapies for other cancers —with tentative success and serious setbacks.
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Operationally, the tycoon's absence is unlikely to disturb a tentative recovery due to returning VIP gamblers.
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N) shares hit a record high after it reached a tentative agreement with Boeing Co (BA.
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Neither James Reynolds Sr, nor his attorney responded to requests for comment on the tentative agreement.
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The girls win Next Fest, and Star even makes tentative peace with the group's latest addition.
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He's also about to release a solo album, Tentative Decisions, 11 tracks of classic Ergian songwriting.
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Or do they take a more tentative approach to Kavanaugh's nomination and risk igniting conservative ire?
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In 2015, FCA's UAW-represented workforce rejected a first tentative contract before ratifying a later agreement.
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The vacancy at the CIA would likely be filled, according to the tentative plan, by Sen.
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The black paint has weird properties, though, as the first tentative visitors to the exhibition discovered.
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According to the tentative plan, the vacancy at the CIA would likely be filled by Sen.
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With the assistance of a walker, he was eventually able to take a few tentative steps.
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The meeting was scheduled to discuss ways to pay for a tentative $2 trillion infrastructure deal.
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The tentative deal came after union leaders moved to take the issue to voters this November.
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On Tuesday, the House speaker expressed tentative support for the Trump administration's quest to rescind DACA.
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While their husbands are waiting in the situation room, Hannah and Claire form a tentative bond.
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A few are more tentative and ephemeral, appearing as diagrams or schemes with a stark frontality.
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However, let's not underestimate the significance of even a tentative agreement without flesh on its bones.
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Investors also digested news of Congressional leaders reaching a tentative agreement on a tax overhaul plan.
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Republicans have a tentative deal on the bill and are heading toward a vote next week.
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Still, the central bank's tentative exit from limitless cheap money and monetary stimulus carries real risks.
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From the beginning, none of the performances on the complete set is tentative or demo-like.
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In another words, the suggested position for this new species within [the] dinosaur family is tentative.
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Details about the president's tentative pre-election schedule leaked Sunday night and they are very revealing.
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Neither he nor three other senior lawmakers flanking him provided any details of the tentative pact.
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Inside there was a mysterious message: "This Federal Agency" had expressed "tentative interest" in my qualifications.
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But she has read his opinions, and she had some tentative explanations for the recent critiques.
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" A tentative point in favor of leaving: "We will see a little bit of the world?
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She noted the weird balance between wanting to depend on someone and feeling tentative about it.
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How can we expect such a question to yield answers that are not tentative and indeterminate?
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The studio albums are subdued, even tentative, compared with what the songs became on the road.
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Twelve days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out tentative game assignments to its affiliates.
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Arpaio's attorney asked for a jury trial, the Republic added, and a tentative date of Dec.
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Though talks have picked up this week, the tentative plan is still in its early stages.
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The United Automobile Workers union reached a tentative deal over a new contract with General Motors.
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A tentative deal last month was blocked by the VC pilots union, who wanted better conditions.
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Both sides have announced a tentative dialogue for this weekend, in the presence of international mediators.
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However, it said offshore oil activities in the Middle East were showing tentative signs of recovery.
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"That was huge because I thought we were a little tentative," Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said.
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The talks between Mr. Trump and the Democrats haven't been the only tentative stabs at bipartisanship.
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After a tentative start, Dortmund ended the first half behind by a score of 2-0.
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A source with knowledge of the deal confirmed to CNN a tentative deal has been reached.
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The New York State Office of the Attorney General declined to comment on the tentative deal.
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The plan is still tentative, but the White House signaled it's on board with the idea.
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The departure comes as the U.S. tries to negotiate a tentative peace agreement with the Taliban.
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A tentative settlement was reached last year to resolve nearly all lawsuits stemming from the scandal.
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Ten years of intermittent negotiations have finally produced a tentative first step toward peace in Afghanistan.
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The Federal Reserve took the first tentative steps Wednesday to unwind its history-making economic stimulus.
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We make (very) tentative plans to go because she has a class at 8 tomorrow morning.
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"I feel it expresses something about Nicolas Ghesquière's own first tentative steps at Vuitton," she said.
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The Missouri GOP released a tentative delegate allocation on Wednesday after the state's Tuesday Republican primary.
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These reports are tentative, but Apple certainly isn't the only tech company showing interest in satellites.
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Those are typically the last to be settled before a tentative labor deal can be reached.
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Research regarding the efficacy of such programs is still emerging but the tentative evidence looks positive.
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However many tentative, well-meaning gestures Claire and Jamie make, the bridge between them keeps crumbling.
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It was, as Scott Lemieux argued for Vox earlier this year, a "tentative and transitional" term.
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After the first few tentative kisses, she crossed a leg over his lap and straddled him.
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Bayer, the company that recently acquired Monsanto, said it was pleased with the judge's tentative ruling.
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Other state regulators in New York and California have both given a tentative green light, however.
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A White House official said the group had reached a "tentative agreement" to raise defense spending.
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The two sides dispute whether that majority support provision was part of the initial, tentative agreement.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations suggest that a tentative pact might be reached in coming days.
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Trains ran consistently, usually arriving every 20 minutes, as promised, lending tentative optimism to anxious riders.
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Compared to the others onstage, especially Harris, his answers were unfocused and his tone was tentative.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Rubio made a tentative overture to Mr. Christie after his withdrawal from the presidential race.
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If the Panthers looked tentative in their first drive, things only got worse on their next possession.
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Or maybe it will take a Christmas miracle to help the (tentative) future in-laws make peace.
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Breakthrough on Don Jr. In another bitter front of the Russia drama, there was a tentative breakthrough.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect that sources told CNN about the tentative meeting Monday.
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Canada's steel industry has staged a tentative recovery in recent years, with some new jobs and investment.
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The trouble is, that belief in the powers of tentative technologies then trickles down to the masses.
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Kluge, 28, said he submitted a tentative resignation letter last month because officials threatened to fire him.
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Until more people try VR out, the public's relationship to the platform will be tentative at best.
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Trump said the two leaders had made tentative plans to meet in the "not too distant future".
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Many residents in Camden seem hopeful but tentative in fully turning their trust over to the cops.
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Most attempts to use blockchains remain tentative Other vendors weaken the cryptography that makes bitcoin transactions immutable.
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The United Auto Workers and General Motors have finally reached a tentative agreement, though the strike continues.
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The tentative agreement is reported to have increased this to 9,000 jobs and $8.3 billion in investment.
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As part of the tentative agreement, GM (GM) agreed to save the Hamtramck assembly plant in Detroit.
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There was a tentative return to risky credit, too, with $0.2 billion inflows for high-yield bonds.
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But they also pointed to a deeper truth about the policy easing: that it has been tentative.
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UAW SAYS UAW MACK TRUCK COUNCIL REACHED A TENTATIVE AGREEMENT THURSDAY, SUSPENDING A NEARLY TWO-WEEK STRIKE
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But, says the company, even though this is a very tentative first step, the opportunity is huge.
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ResearchGate reached a tentative understanding last October with Springer Nature but it failed to win wider traction.
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After a few tentative pokes with his paw, the leopard jumped in and was lifted to freedom.
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To date, Loeb has given Schneider a tentative thumbs up, but his patience may not last forever.
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On Friday, the company reached a tentative settlement with potential plaintiffs, to the tune of $11.2 million.
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Wan recognizes that the future of her farm remains tentative but says she's focused on the present.
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He sent the governor's lawyers a letter last week laying out a tentative schedule for impeachment hearings.
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Both sources said the binding offer is lower than the tentative one, but declined to provide details.
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The researcher's explanation was tentative and didn't offer a coherent model of exactly how this would work.
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The past few years have seen companies, politicians, and activists denounce harassment and put forward tentative strategies.
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The past few years have seen companies, politicians and activists denounce harassment and put forward tentative strategies.
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"This tentative resolution is a testament to the power of collective bargaining," said Perez in a statement.
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The tentative return of risk appetite and upcoming German inflation data also cooled safety plays like Bunds.
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California judges often issue tentative rulings, which are then finalized after a hearing with few major changes.
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I say tentative because I'm going purely off looks here; I still need to taste the donut.
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The poem is in terza rima, Dante's pirouetting form, which suggests tentative progress checked by partial reversal.
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Despite the Reuters report about a tentative deal, though, the company may still not in the clear.
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The automakers' tentative proposal which see each company's shareholders own 50 percent of the newly combined entity.
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One of them even scored a tentative date to interview Mr. Obama on his campus next month.
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In 2018, the agency granted full or tentative approval to more than 1,000 generic drugs, he said.
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TO) 110-130-seat CSeries jet - mirrored on Thursday by a tentative deal by rival Boeing (BA.
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Some of the early articles are tentative and straightforwardly reportorial; Mr. Trillin was still finding his voice.
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UnitedHealthcare, the nation's largest insurer, filed tentative plans to do Obamacare business in New York and Nevada.
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Turkish minister Mevlut Cavusoglu's comments appeared to signal tentative progress in talks aimed at reaching a truce.
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UPS (UPS) and the Teamsters have reached a tentative agreement on a new five-year labor contract.
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With everything falling neatly into place, New Years Eve 3.43 was circled as a tentative opening date.
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Sevastova served for the match again at 5-3, but again she grew tentative and Muguruza pounced.
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Ahead, take a look at some of the unanswered questions and theories for a tentative season two.
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Congressional negotiators said they reached a tentative deal Monday to fund the government and avoid another shutdown.
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There were tentative signs of a cooling off in April but Lowe made no reference to it.
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In July 2015, they rejected a tentative contract overwhelmingly because many thought its work rules were burdensome.
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At dinner, Gilly is tentative with cutlery as Sam tells his fam about life on the Wall.
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She did not say who had broken the tentative truce between Syrian government forces and opposition rebels.
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House and Senate leaders struck a tentative deal to pass sweeping changes to the U.S. tax code.
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Tania deLuzuriaga, a spokeswoman for the university, confirmed that there was a tentative agreement with the union.
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Books of The Times Keith Gessen's "A Terrible Country" feels small and tentative in its opening pages.
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Curry, the two-time winner of the N.B.A.'s Most Valuable Player Award, looked tentative and lost.
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There are some tentative signs the oil industry is making progress to get back on its feet.
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The Taliban, which signed a tentative truce agreement with the U.S. last week, denied playing any role.
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Ramona is a big, bold, volatile personality inhabiting a story that is small, tentative and risk-averse.
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Any legal actions the bank may make in regard to the charges are still tentative, he added.
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The summit was called after a tentative truce brokered by Russia and Turkey a week ago collapsed.
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He defiantly defended the policy even last year as he took more tentative steps toward a bid.
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But by the end of an hour's interview, Blanket was taking tentative steps toward the table again.
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An avid surfer, Ellis has tentative plans to go to Portugal's famed Nazaré Beach on the trek.
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A tentative agreement reached between the union and CN brought them back to work in late November.
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For those unfamiliar, tentative speech involves the use of qualifiers, disclaimers, and/or intensifiers that suggest uncertainty.
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We will continue to work, again, over this weekend to reach a Tentative Agreement on your behalf.
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In Washington State, where officials had warned of a partial government shutdown, a tentative deal was announced.
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He apologized to South Koreans who had supported his tentative presidential bid, including former diplomats and politicians.
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The votes come as Beijing and Washington are trying to cement their tentative "phase one" trade deal.
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Any tentative deal needs the approval of union members, though the strike could end before a vote.
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The full details of the tentative agreement struck on Monday evening have yet to be publicly released.
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Advanced tentative theories of the universe even discard temporality altogether from the basic ingredients of the world.
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I do not want that tentative agreement to fail, and both parties should feel the same way.
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Negotiators plan to work "this weekend and beyond, if a tentative agreement is not reached," he said.
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As that soccer tournament in Russia resolved itself, the race settled into a tentative pattern and ranking.
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Amazon, which has made tentative forays into the pharmacy business, has emerged as a particularly worrisome competitor.
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The series' tentative jabs at exploring race relations in Georgian England are unfortunately surface-level, at best.
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When I followed up with him after the session, Moon reiterated his point about the tentative outline.
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DUBAI/PARIS (Reuters) - Iran's Aseman Airlines has signed a tentative deal to buy at least 30 Boeing (BA.
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Sources told Reuters in September that the companies were close to agreeing to tentative terms on a deal.
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The FDA's tentative approval comes after a similar treatment from the company failed to win clearance in June.
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I don't like to skip four days in a row, but I made tentative plans with a friend.
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Finally, after months of inaction, US regulators are taking the first tentative steps to do something about it.
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McConnell, for now, has shrugged off the Democratic demands and penciled in a tentative vote for the fall.
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That approach is already undermining the smidgen of tentative good will he had enjoyed from the tech industry.
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Sturgeon this week set out a tentative timescale for a new vote by the end of next year.
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Global markets have underestimated the stakes, largely responding to momentary events — Trump tariff tweets and tentative trade truces.
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All this comes at a time when Marvel's core stars are approaching the tentative end of their contracts.
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Below, an excerpt showing how the two girls meet, and how their tentative feelings for each other blossom.
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It's also abnormal because the tentative agreement seems very similar to earlier GM offers that the UAW rejected.
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Last month, a tentative deal was reached that included 1,400 new jobs and pay raises topping 10 percent.
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General Motors – Workers at GM's Flint, Michigan plant voted to approve the tentative labor agreement announced last week.
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There have occasionally been tentative discussions with the French about the nuclear deterrent, under Mitterrand, Chirac and Sarkozy.
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Olivia Munn, serving as third wheel and ostensible romantic interest for Ice Cube, seems a bit more tentative.
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After a tentative laugh, Nate explains that a hard couple years in his personal life impacted his business.
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Correction: This story previously stated that the DUOBRII lotion had received tentative approval from the FDA in October.
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Olbermann said the tentative plan is to release about four videos a week, though that number may fluctuate.
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Tilden has the numbed and tentative mien of someone who was scared out of his wits long ago.
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But after a tentative first sniff, the pup is paws-down certain this dude is, well, his destiny.
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We make tentative arrangements for me to visit or for her to come to Ohio in the spring.
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Reports of a tentative understanding between U.S. and Taliban negotiators in Qatar last week sparked strong, disparate reactions.
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Investors were also tentative ahead of an expected interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
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The date goes smoothly enough: a moonlit chat on a dark rooftop gives way to a tentative kiss.
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Southwest Airlines (LUV) has reached a tentative contract deal with its pilots' union, after four years of talks.
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Politics could yet derail the tentative recovery, leaving the world's third-biggest economy in the mire once more.
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For all his bold talk of "transforming" France, some measures—notably on public spending—so far look tentative.
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There are tentative signs of a cooling off since April following tighter regulation of lending to property investors.
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"There's a tentative improvement in expectations around Chinese demand because of this," ICBC Standard analyst Marcus Garvey said.
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Congressional negotiators said they reached a tentative deal late Monday to fund the government and avoid another shutdown.
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Indeed, some recent indicators seem to be showing tentative signs of stabilisation, supporting the case for ECB caution.
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The price is the same as the tentative one SoftBank disclosed in a previous filing earlier this month.
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The tentative date for FIFA confirming host bid rules for 2026 is set for May 11 in Bahrain.
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West still carries himself with the tentative, soft-spoken confidence of someone who's spent their youth extremely online.
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Indeed, some recent indicators seem to be showing tentative signs of stabilization, supporting the case for ECB caution.
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Post was tentative at first, but ultimately he speaks his piece ... he believes the women accusing R. Kelly.
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City officials posted the tentative deal on its website and scheduled three public sessions for input from residents.
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Sprint and T-Mobile agreed on tentative terms on a plan to merge in late September, sources said.
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Any further tightening, however, is likely to mirror the tentative first steps taken by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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"Even if we have a bit of a bounce we're going to have very tentative buyers," Kinahan said.
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United Continental — The airline reached a tentative five-year labor deal with 30,000 members of its machinists union.
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In December the Federal Reserve made the first, tentative step towards normality, with a quarter-point rate increase.
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The winds of tentative love are cold and fierce tonight, and Ben's not done breaking hearts just yet.
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Earlier this year, Huskins and Quinn reached a tentative settlement with the city of Vallejo for $2.5 million.
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Meanwhile, some key elements of the agreement leaked: The Hill: Lawmakers reach tentative agreement to avert new shutdown.
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By the standards of the era, Howard's proposal was wildly idealistic, even if, today, it appears notably tentative.
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In Israel, the initial response to the arrival of these men and women was one of tentative generosity.
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The special counsel's office declined to comment to The Hill on the report of a tentative plea deal.
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But the tentative agreement may not enable the island to avoid a pending debt moratorium on May 1.
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Ford Motor – United Auto Workers union leadership approved the new tentative labor deal struck with Ford last week.
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United Auto Workers union leadership approved the new tentative labor deal struck with Ford Motor (F) last week.
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The United Auto Workers and General Motors have reached a tentative agreement for a new, four-year contract.
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Now, under a tentative cease-fire across Syria, people have more time to think about longer-term concerns.
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In recent days, signs of a tentative peace between the Cruz and Trump camps had begun to surface.
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London time before going into a closed session at midday, according to a tentative schedule on OPEC's website.
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Prior to Trump's campaign against U.S. manufacturers shipping jobs overseas, Chinese companies were making tentative inroads into Mexico.
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"I don't think I'm going to get tentative with the putter on the weekend this year," he said.
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With worker enthusiasm fluctuating and recession setting in later in 19963, the CIO's victories were tentative and fragile.
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Becky and Harry's mournful, tentative romance is intercut with self-contained character studies of their relatives and acquaintances.
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The diary did not provide investigators with a tentative timeline for when an attack might occur, police said.
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It is she whom he embraces, stiffly and self-consciously, in a genuinely affecting moment of tentative connection.
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The latest decision in the eight-year legal battle confirmed Berle's tentative decision on the matter in March.
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National Public Radio has reportedly reached a tentative contract deal with the SAG-AFTRA union, CNN reported Sunday.
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The tentative agreement marks Boeing's first sale of aircraft to Iran since the country's Islamic Revolution in 1979.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday amid news that U.S. lawmakers had secured a tentative deal on border security funding.
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However, the opening of the new line could be delayed further beyond the tentative date of autumn 2019.
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Still, the economic data is sufficiently tentative and murky that it is unlikely to tell the full story.
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And he hinted at tentative plans for how he wanted to approach the free-agent market this summer.
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What had looked tentative a few minutes ago now looked electric, a little cyclone sweeping through the studio.
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One notable development is that there are some tentative signs that wage growth may finally be picking up.
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After six months, Sosa took his first tentative steps back onto a court and attempted some set shots.
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But at a preview performance, under Adrienne Campbell-Holt's direction, the rhythms were often syncopated, the lines tentative.
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His 2015 album, "Delilah," was a slightly more tentative take on the style, but on "Encore," he blossoms.
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The story spun around her, though, is a fairy tale of tentative independence with every edge buffed smooth.
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The Washington Post confirmed the tentative deal in an interview with Olga Sanchez Cordero, AMLO's incoming interior minister.
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Trump administration officials said the tariff appeals process had been removed from the tentative trade agreement with Mexico.
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Most governments are using May 153 as a tentative date when the world can start back up again.
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"This rally today is very tentative," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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The tentative signs of rapprochement come following announcements of tariff escalations from both sides in the trade war.
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At the European championships, she appeared somewhat tentative on her jumps and clearly was not yet fully fit.
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Performing it, the Flamenco Vivo dancers, so tentative and affected in "Mujeres Valientes," seemed released, alive, loose, charming.
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Ashley's recent, tentative embrace of her black identity also has her questioning her marriage to a white man.
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According to the suit, the parties in the case have reached a tentative agreement to settle all claims.
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Union leaders are meeting in Detroit to discuss a tentative contract agreement that could end a monthlong strike.
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By deciding not to get too close, Harrigan effects a tentative advance toward greater, if still speculative, understanding.
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The results at Miller were more tentative and meandering than what he has achieved with other large groups.
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Tourism is one of Greece's main sources of revenue, driving a tentative economic recovery after a long crisis.
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Though her modest voice has a sweet quality, her singing on this afternoon seemed tentative and sometimes thin.
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It is not revealing too much to say that his tentative friendship with Cooper will end very badly.
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Would I feel more tentative wearing some of the more expensive ones I have admired from a distance?
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The tentative deal emerged after at least a year of talks, which had been intensifying in recent weeks.
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Since then, the administration has said it achieved a tentative "framework" for fuller peace negotiations with the Taliban.
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General Motors gained 6.793% after the automaker reached a tentative labor deal with the United Auto Workers union.
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Fiat Chrysler confirmed the tentative deal on Twitter and said details would be provided at a later date.
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There are tentative signs of a cooling off since April following tighter regulations on lending to property investors.
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A spokesman for Sodexo, Enrico Dinges, confirmed Tuesday morning that the two sides had reached a tentative agreement.
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Separately on Sunday, Unifor members at Magna International's Integram seating unit rejected a tentative agreement, triggering a strike.
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The tentative plan is for Trump to leave for Mar-a-Lago on Saturday morning, according to Bloomberg.
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Considering her unreliability, will she agree to a tentative alliance with her enemies when she sees the wight?
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The union said it will do its best to reach a new tentative wage deal within the year.
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There have been some tentative steps toward cooperation, like an examination of Russian involvement in the presidential election.
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The United Auto Workers reached a tentative four-year labor agreement with Fiat Chrysler on Saturday, CNBC reports.
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As in any business or networking situation, a weak, tentative handshake conveys a lack of confidence, Taylor says.
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EXCLUSIVE-U.S. TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT SET TO GRANT TENTATIVE APPROVAL TO AMERICAN AIRLINES AND QANTAS TO OPERATE JOINT VENTURE -SOURCES
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Meanwhile, NASA has tentative plans to build a human space station near the Moon called the Deep Space Gateway.
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She started walking the day before her first birthday — little tentative steps across the tiled floor of our cabin.
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Previously, Bellis had allowed the discovery phase to proceed and had even assigned a tentative trial date for 2018.
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The union's spokesperson, Bethany Khan, pointed out Wednesday that no tentative agreements have yet been reached with any casino.
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If she seemed tentative at times, it worked for her spazy character, whose head is always in the clouds.
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Announcing the profit, central bank governor Philip Lane said there were tentative signs of recovery in the euro zone.
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She has the kind of shy, tentative intonation that, in any other actress, might suggest meekness — or even weakness.
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Last year, Netflix released a short teaser video revealing the tentative title for each of season two's nine episodes.
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I approached him, and while tentative at first, Marco finally started explaining how he was hoping to aid Assange.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Optimism is fading over last week's tentative trade truce between the United States and China.
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Southwest, United Airlines and American Airlines all have tentative plans to return the Max to their schedules in August.
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Last week TechCrunch reported Instagram will launch a long-form video hub, with a tentative June 20th launch date.
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Jackson set a tentative sentencing date of March 5 but acknowledged that could change depending on events going forward.
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As she awaits the results of her appeal, she pieces her fragmented childhood recollections into a tentative, jumbled autobiography.
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Christian theology, by contrast, supports "an ultimate coherency that can embrace equally the true, the tentative, and the flawed".
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Within two weeks of Lanza starting work on the account, the White House announced a tentative deal with ZTE.
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A boy I befriended on Bumble texted me earlier to hang out, so I make tentative plans for later.
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But there are tentative signs that the rate is starting to pick up from its dismal, post-crisis slump.
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Sources say that a tentative launch date was planned for August, although no one thought that would actually happen.
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It's good to see them taking each tentative step into the IoT future in ways that fascinate and delight.
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But the tentative agreement left speculators with a two-month window to play tug-of-war with oil prices.
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Price-sensitive domestic sectors such as retail and tourism have shown the first tentative signs of a pick-up.
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Opponents of the tentative ruling, which lets the airlines cooperate with immunity from U.S. antitrust law, have until Nov.
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Congressional negotiators cobbled together a tentative bipartisan border security deal late on Monday to avert another partial government shutdown.
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Both sides issued conciliatory statements Sunday but declined to discuss how the tentative agreement might affect their respective lawsuits.
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Uber is seeking to sell some new and existing shares to the Japanese giant, though a deal remains tentative.
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He called the recent Paris climate talks agreement "only a tentative success," a description expanded upon in a statement.
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Senate leadership has pushed back the confirmation hearing of Andrew Puzder to February from a tentative date of Jan.
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His tentative exploration of his heroes' interiority helps to avoid cultural blunders, but limits the book's depth and impact.
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Images and references to chic, mid-century, modern Cadillac — the brand's heyday — are used in subtle, almost tentative ways.
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Some analysts said tentative signs of economic recovery had prompted the central bank to offer stronger guidance on rates.
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It's not a cemented bond, more like a tentative coupling that shatters and crumbles when it meets a tooth.
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The basic outlines of the tentative agreement between the world's two largest economies may have been available all along.
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Nevertheless, on July 30, the company announced that it had reached a tentative settlement of the securities class action.
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Castro undertook a series of tentative economic reforms to get through the crisis, including opening up to foreign tourism.
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As important as religion is in the lives of many viewers, television has had a tentative relationship with it.
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Strikingly, this potential blow to America's spacefaring ambitions would coincide with the nation's tentative scheduled return to the Moon.
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The tentative Airbus deal was inked during a ceremony attended by Erdogan and his host, French President Emmanuel Macron.
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SoftBank has a tentative agreement in place with Uber's board to buy 14% to 20% of the company's shares.
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The black millennial, then, is composed of contradictions and ambiguity; her journey of tentative steps forward and horrific setbacks.
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Under the tentative settlement deal, it would continue to operate, but with profits used to pay for the settlement.
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"The direction of travel is clear and consistent but it is slow and tentative and reversible," the diplomat said.
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Wayne Pacelle, CEO of the Humane Society, a national animal protection group, viewed Trump's tweet as a tentative victory.
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The book's tentative title, "Option B," springs from a motivational poster plastered around Facebook's campus in Menlo Park, Calif.
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United Parcel Service – UPS and the Teamsters have reached a tentative agreement on a new five-year labor contract.
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Because the tentative message from this whole fiasco is that LME stocks haven't become completely divorced from price formation.
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Toward the end, both music and film take a positive turn, which, however, remains all too fragile and tentative.
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A tentative deal by California lawmakers to raise the state's minimum wage could be announced as soon as today.
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He collected 10 hits in 54 at-bats in the playoffs, but appeared tentative in the field at times.
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Now and then, they'd try a tentative swipe with the blade or an awkward down-cut with the axe.
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Thursday is the deadline for the agency to put items on the tentative agenda for the March open meeting.
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The data contrasted with some recent, tentative signs of revival and boosts from cheap energy and a competitive euro.
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Investors remained tentative before Chinese Vice Premier Liu He arrived in Washington to try to salvage a trade deal.
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There's no room to be tentative when you're planning a six-minute, chorus-less single with an operatic section.
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Italy's bond market has rallied strongly since 5-Star and the PD reached a tentative coalition deal last week.
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SOCCER MOMMY Sophie Allison's first recordings as Soccer Mommy were homemade, seemingly tentative songs about yearning and deep insecurity.
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"Not being in the corps every night makes you a little tentative when you do go onstage," she said.
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U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis, based in Alexandria, Virginia, on Thursday set a tentative trial date for July 10.
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The Tuesday departure plan is tentative, the source said asking for anonymity because of the sensitivity of the information.
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GE and leaders representing the unions reached the tentative four-year agreement on Monday, following 21 days of talks.
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From all this, scientists have begun patching together a tentative story of what happened in the NGC 43 galaxy.
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In April 2013, they reached a tentative agreement that would have barred Falcone from the industry for two years.
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"He felt he had to disqualify Mnangagwa very soon because the old man was still tentative," the friend said.
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Some dancers perform so correctly that their performances can become tentative and measured, but Ms. Mearns holds nothing back.
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The union local presidents and regional leaders who will vote on the tentative accord arrived Thursday with little information.
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The Democrats' tentative approach to a trade, however, indicates that it's not as far-fetched as it might seem.
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These have included the likes of so-cool Supreme, Travis Scott and seemingly other tentative forays into music culture.
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A tentative list of the missing in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian has 2,500 names, officials reportedly said Wednesday.
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That disconnect between girl and world might be said to parallel that of this tentative show and its audience.
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Antonetti told the Times that police had "tentative" IDs for the victims, who were all thought to be homeless.
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"The tentative ruling does not affect the criminal case," Mr. Kaplan and Mr. Sadock said in a joint statement.
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That lawsuit was included in a tentative $25 million settlement agreement reported by The New York Times in December.
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The TCL Alto 9+ soundbar is set for release later this year for a tentative price of around $400.
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Trump reached a tentative trade deal with China in December after nearly two years of escalating tariffs and tensions.
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While the tentative agreement could end the strike against GM, negotiators aren't likely breathing sighs of relief just yet.
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That has left negotiators scrambling to solidify a tentative agreement hashed out during a round of talks in February.
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Too many Democrats, for too many years, have been tentative and timid in fighting for what we stand for.
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Gains were tentative amid nervousness as talks between the world's two largest economies kicked off in the Chinese capital.
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The tentative plan is for the first couple to travel to Houston, Texas, and Lake Charles, Louisiana, she said.
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Fiat Chrysler and the United Auto Workers union reached a tentative four-year labor deal, both groups announced Saturday.
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The tentative return of risk appetite and looming U.S. inflation data also cooled safety plays including Bunds and Treasuries.
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The LA Times reported the union reached a tentative agreement on Tuesday, and so the debate is definitely on.
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The political impasse returned to square one on Sunday when a tentative agreement on a new prime minister unravelled.
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" Related: Sylvester Stallone announces final 'Rambo' The tentative title for the upcoming film is, "Rambo V: The Savage Hunt.
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When she issued her final ruling Monday, Bolanos reversed her tentative ruling and denied Monsanto's request for a JNOV.
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The tentative date for opening the rebuilt hall has been pushed back a year, to the fall of 2022.
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The picture was less clear for insect species, but a tentative estimate suggests 10 per cent could become extinct.
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As their initially tentative friendship evolves into something more intense, Elio engages in some musical showboating for Oliver's benefit.
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That followed a more than 220 point jump Thursday on reports that a tentative trade agreement had been reached.
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We chatted over text but I was tentative, drawing a line so it wouldn't become sexual or even flirtatious.
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"It is a very limited and tentative agreement mainly designed to deescalate tensions," Prasad said of the joint statement.
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Foreign officials may see agreements reached during meetings with Tillerson as more casual and tentative, if relevant at all.
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Specifically, she said the discovery process could begin immediately and set a tentative trial date for April 3, 2018.
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The plan, which also included Venezuela and Qatar, is a tentative sign that major oil producers are ready to cooperate.
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If there is a debt deal, Athens has tentative plans for a return to bond markets as early as July.
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Endo disclosed the tentative settlement in a quarterly report filed late on Monday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Under Monday's tentative agreement, the cap would likely stay around the same as in previous years, a congressional aide said.
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He began to speak, tentative at first before clicking into the conversational yet hypnotically compelling tone he used in keynotes.
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The numbers are still tentative, but among other things, Boeing is selling around $40 billon worth of airliners to China.
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If the Afghan government can win its current battle, that may finally be beginning to show tentative signs of success.
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Four years ago, membership at Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) rejected a tentative agreement, although they weren't on strike at the time.
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He or she may also be saddled with the additional burden of the "acting" title, seen as temporary or tentative.
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That council's approval is needed before any tentative agreement would go to nearly 28.3,21 strikers for rank-and-file ratification.
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They have agreed on a tentative timeline to withdraw the additional security measures but the source declined to give details.
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Add on hardware accessories are also on the slate, such as a toy bone with a "tentative" price of ~$26.
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Unifor, which represents some 4,000 GM workers, reached a last-minute tentative deal with the company late on that day.
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Why this should be is still a matter of hypothesis, but a range of tentative explanations has been put forward.
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Now that the site covers all of Vermont, the company has begun to take tentative steps beyond the state's borders.
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When the train came to a halt he stood carefully, feeling a tentative toddler-like ability to manage his walking.
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And, on Wednesday, the oversight board announced a tentative deal to restructure more than $50 billion in unfunded pension liabilities.
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What's more, the LIGO team does have several other tentative gravitational waves signals from the same three-month listening period.
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The more tentative prediction is that the high drama of the second half of the year won't change very much.
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Tentative plans for Puzder's hearing have been repeatedly postponed amid delays with a review by the Office of Government Ethics.
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The head of the powerful Revolutionary Guards equally dismissed Trump's tentative offer, saying the Islamic Republic was not North Korea.
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On Capitol Hill, Ryan must also preserve a tentative peace he has achieved among warring Republican factions in the Congress.
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It's called the black hole information paradox, and people have come up with tentative solutions for it, including Hawking himself.
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" The release even included a tentative endorsement from the charity Privacy International, praising Facebook's "bold move towards transparency and democratization.
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The deal is still tentative as the EU assembly must yet endorse the new president of the bloc's executive Commission.
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International observers and NGOs have offered tentative support, saying a delayed poll would be better than a badly flawed one.
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The Chargers have reached a tentative agreement with the Rams, but they have until next January to exercise the option.
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Yet if other oil and gas producers are not following in Shell and Total's tentative footsteps, they probably should be.
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EU diplomats said much would also depend on market reaction should the UK parliament vote down the tentative Brexit accord.
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Selena Gomez is making tentative steps back out into public life after suffering a serious health scare earlier this year.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)Elon Musk's prolonged battle with the SEC over his tweets reached a tentative conclusion on Thursday.
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Yeah, I mean that's like a tentative plan… So when was the last time you asked your parents for money?
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Market sentiment got a boost on news U.S. lawmakers had secured a tentative deal on border security funding on Monday.
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Stocks were higher Tuesday amid optimism for the China trade talks and a tentative deal to avoid a government shutdown.
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From these muddy waters, it is possible to draw two tentative conclusions about the broad impact of migration on wages.
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Morel's venue is in the city's north-east 18th district, a traditionally working-class neighborhood showing tentative signs of gentrification.
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A lot of these states that are tentative and at risk rise and fall with the popularity of the president.
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Deutsche Bank agreed to hold tentative talks with Commerzbank, a person with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Saturday.
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"A tentative agreement has been reached regarding the recent protests on campus," said a statement issued by Mills's office today.
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The political intrigue has all but drowned out a tentative rebound in the economy, and a nascent boom in fintech.
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A tentative agreement was announced earlier this year, but delayed after new information about Sharp's financial liabilities came to light.
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"There are no grounds for a new trial under the facts presented," Judge David Cowan wrote in a tentative ruling.
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Cleo's recent (albeit tentative) U.S. launch hasn't gone unnoticed, either, with Hinrikus describing growth across the pond as "super impressive".
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U.S. buyout funds Bain Capital and KKR have also submitted tentative bids after a deadline on Thursday, the sources said.
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They will argue these tentative first steps should be confined to the laboratory and not played out on the streets.
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Several deals were signed during Erdogan's visit, including a tentative accord for Turkish Airlines to buy 25 A350-900 aircraft.
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Chinese blue-chips were 0.5 percent higher after a tentative start, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index added 0.9 percent.
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While the mining industry has seen a tentative revival in interest, much of that capital has flowed to larger producers.
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The publication a few years back was initially tentative about the industry's prospects, but it is now bullish on weed.
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But after a disastrous year, the deal with the EU may offer at least a tentative promise of something better.
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The government said in a statement that it respected a tentative wage deal struck between the company and the union.
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The tentative plan for SLS after its second test flight is to send it on the contentious Asteroid Redirect Mission.
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General Motors — GM reached a tentative contract agreement with striking Canadian workers, potentially ending a walkout that began September 18.
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"In Israel, the initial response to the arrival of these men and women was one of tentative generosity," writes Goldstone.
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General Motors (GM) reached a tentative contract agreement with striking Canadian workers, potentially ending a walkout that began September 18.
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Oral arguments are set for this week, and the justices could change their minds, but typically the tentative ruling stands.
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The government has put the village on a tentative list but confirmed it has yet to complete the official application.
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"Women are more tentative about coming out in the workplace about their political views, whatever they are," Ms. Aberly added.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the federal district court in Washington, D.C. has set a tentative hearing for Jan. 25.
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According to the congressman, there are tentative plans to devote time on the House floor to infrastructure in late spring.
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UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION'S NATIONAL COUNCIL VOTES TO SEND TENTATIVE AGREEMENT WITH FORD MOTOR CO TO MEMBERSHIP FOR RATIFICATION VOTE
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There were tentative signs of the gloom slowly beginning to lift, led by a rebound in beaten-down U.S. shares.
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I'm a much more tentative person and just don't feel ready to think about living together and planning a future.
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Striking Verizon workers will head back to work on Wednesday after finalizing a tentative new contract with the telecommunications company.
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"Oh, I must get a massage, for my thighs," Melania said, tentative, desperate to say something personal and yet safe.
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"Investors remain uncertain as to whether OPEC can implement the tentative agreement to cut production," ANZ bank said on Thursday.
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Despite Navratilova's advice, I was reluctant to leave the alley unguarded and tentative about plays on balls down the middle.
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It probably won't be as hot as Death Valley, home of the new (tentative) world's record for hottest month anywhere.
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Abortion is illegal in Northern Ireland, but tentative strides have been made recently towards relaxing the law in limited cases.
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Many European companies that struck tentative deals with Tehran are likely to hold off on moving forward at this stage.
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Congressional Republicans currently view a punt to January as the most viable scenario, but the sources stress everything is tentative.
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Labor Secretary Thomas Perez said on Friday that Verizon and unions representing the striking workers had reached a tentative deal.
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Hillary Clinton's performance in the first presidential debate on Monday veered from uncertain and tentative to firm and, ultimately, scorching.
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Verizon employees who have been striking will return to work Wednesday after reaching a tentative deal, according to Monday reports.
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The sound comes on gradually, tapping and clanking, at first a tentative rat-tat-tat from somewhere down the street.
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Much of its "Saturday Night Live" coverage seems familiar, and its treatment of her marriage with Gene Wilder is tentative.
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"I can't disclose the opinion," she said, describing a dissent she had drafted after a tentative 7-to-2 vote.
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The exchange was part of a tentative thaw in relations between Russia's Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine's new president.
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Il sentirait la tentative désespérée, si l'on en croit Nicolas Mackel, PDG de Luxembourg for Finance, un partenariat public-privé.
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Mr. Mnangagwa was indicating his support for the tentative steps taken by the Zimbabwean government in the past few years.
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Instead, they're introduced through a panorama of character studies — tentative, tenuous and stray observations of people humbled by their emotions.
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Until then, those creations remain in a tentative state—unclear on whether they'll have a future under the MCC ecosystem.
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Minutes after their tentative government sank, they were at each other's throat — where they have been for years, with gusto.
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But Europeans have even more significantly cut their defense spending, and become more tentative about the use of military force.
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Four districts in the state including Seattle have already closed schools, reportedly with tentative plans to open later in March.
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But platforms have been more tentative in dealing with the kind of right-wing extremism that focuses on white supremacy.
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"We cannot continue the same pattern of taking tentative steps forward and then falling back," an impatient Mr. Obama declared.
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Also: A tentative settlement in the Sutter Health antitrust case; and an important quilt collection finds a home in Berkeley.
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The two sides reached a tentative contract deal yesterday that could end the automaker's longest strike in half a century.
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If the lawsuits against them are not halted, they could withdraw Purdue from the tentative agreement with thousands of governments.
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They chatted a bit, and later made a tentative plan to see each other at a business school social event.
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In the first, which takes place in the morning, the men are tentative, unsure of how to conduct small talk.
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Compared with the shattering beauty and sublime intensity of what was to come, those giant steps soon sounded almost tentative.
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A lawsuit that charges that Harvard's admissions plan is discriminatory has been given a tentative court date of October 85033.
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Its engagement seemed tentative, robbed of the operator control afforded by a practiced hand on the clutch lever and throttle.
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However, an even tentative alliance with Cersei, who is known to act brutally towards her enemies, may be a mistake.
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Lewis and Edward had reached a tentative shared legal custody agreement in August, but the arrangement has since fallen apart.
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Some studies in the general population suggest that men use more assertive language and women more tentative language when communicating.
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New York University has set a tentative start date of March 29 for their program, pending health updates in Italy.
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Outside the window he hears Mami's tentative footsteps, the soft scuff of her shoe through the remnants of something broken.
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