The trajectory of his career since — the trajectory of Liverpool's rise — is quite extraordinary.
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Even our desire and ability to alter our trajectory is largely determined by our trajectory.
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Well, that's an interesting ... We'll talk about the trajectory, but post-tenure, my trajectory changed drastically.
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The Buttigieg project has been to align the trajectory of the Democratic Party with his own personal trajectory.
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Allegations that could change the trajectory of the investigationThe allegations could alter the trajectory of the Epstein investigation.
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Instead of ending up with a clear upward trajectory, they saw a pronounced downward trajectory in the resulting plot.
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We're on an upward trajectory, and we will be still on an upward trajectory when this series actually wraps.
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Its current trajectory is decline; it needs lots and lots of new policy and public money to reverse that trajectory.
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If Amazon is big enough to bend the trajectory of governments, it's big enough to bend the trajectory of free speech.
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"You have to think of what the general trajectory is and the general trajectory is upward for cryptocurrencies and bitcoin," said Eyal.
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LIESMAN: LET'S TALK ABOUT JUST WHAT YOU BROUGHT UP, WHICH IS THE TRAJECTORY OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS AND THE TRAJECTORY THIS YEAR.
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One included a pair of exquisite diagrams: a trajectory representing a monkey's spiralling finger superimposed over a trajectory derived from its motor cortex.
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Remember, the flight the other week was the first one that they're done on a standard trajectory, rather than the lofted trajectory. Right.
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Second, it aligns America's energy trajectory with the global energy trajectory, allowing states to leverage domestic energy resources and fully engage in global energy technology markets.
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There was nothing over two hours of debate that seemed to fundamentally change the trajectory of the race, and that trajectory right now is favoring Biden.
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"Then the equity market could follow a weak trajectory similar to more typical previous Fed easing cycles rather than the strong trajectory seen during 1995 or 1998," Panigirtzoglou said.
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Ehrlich: I think our whole trajectory — this might be a little presumptuous — but with our trajectory right now, this might be the only SXSW we play as this project.
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To break away from Italy's trajectory, we need to take measures that are stronger than the ones it took, or take measures sooner along the trajectory than it did.
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Just as the time trajectory of a point can be plotted as a one-dimensional curve, the time trajectory of a string can be understood as a two-dimensional curve.
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Gallup noted that the upwards trajectory in the number of people who approved of legalizing weed was similar to the trajectory of those who began to approve of same-sex marriage.
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" "Struggle doesn't happen without a context or a trajectory.
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Choosing the right worldview is an important trajectory decision .
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"Every day brings more information about whether a place is on more of a New York trajectory or a Washington state or California trajectory, where the growth is very slow," he said.
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"Falls are often the initial trigger for a trajectory of decline among older adults - a trajectory including functional limitations, multiple hospitalizations, and long-term nursing home use," Konetzka told Reuters Health by email.
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Still, it is striking to think about the iPad's trajectory.
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Yes — it will change the trajectory of their financial future.
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Its sister brand Madewell has had a completely opposite trajectory.
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We think the general trajectory for the market is higher.
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Flashback scenes can completely change the trajectory of a season.
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I thought this was a career trajectory kind of moment.
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The trajectory of the third missile is still under investigation.
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Once a quarter, we discuss professional growth and career trajectory.
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The US has made little headway in changing that trajectory.
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This year though, Tesla shares are on a different trajectory.
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The upward trajectory of the Chinese economy is not new.
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A chunk of the surveillance programme followed a similar trajectory.
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The Fiorina pick alone is unlikely to change that trajectory.
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And Facebook is on a continued trajectory of mobile growth.
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Her rape has undoubtedly changed the trajectory of her life.
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There's no turn or storyline which can alter his trajectory.
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"I never have a set trajectory or direction," he says.
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This Hubble constant is still different from the expected trajectory.
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Seoul time (0030 GMT) on a southward trajectory, as planned.
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Future elections can always change the trajectory of Medicaid expansion.
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But, as an industry, let's at least set a trajectory.
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"The trajectory of the bullet was very fortunate," Thomson said.
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The result was very little change to the inflation trajectory.
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This market dynamic will drive the trajectory of global equities.
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They can also refract, heading off on a different trajectory.
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Kaine's evolution on reproductive rights has followed a similar trajectory.
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But I think the trajectory is certainly the right one.
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Without it, my own trajectory would have been very different.
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We may never know, but we can trace her trajectory.
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Spectacular levels of cocaine abuse also shaped this nihilistic trajectory.
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Anohni wanted to talk about our trajectory as a species.
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But this improving trajectory began well before January 20, 2017.
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That sent Twitter stock on an upward trajectory, benefitting shareholders.
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North Korea has tested its missiles on an upward trajectory.
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Those forces will change the traditional career trajectory, Edelman said.
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Its unique trajectory doesn't make it any less impractical, though.
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Architecture was architecture: it had its own reasoning and trajectory.
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If you think about it, that trajectory is really amazing.
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"You can't ignore the trajectory of this flattening," he said.
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Is there a tragic dimension to his trajectory as well?
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Here's the inside story of its trajectory and disappointing exit.
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If I wasn't careful, my trajectory would soon be established.
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"Vulnerabilities are still rising on a dangerous trajectory," it said.
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It is time to place spacefaring nations on that trajectory.
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"This is a much more sustainable growth trajectory," Case said.
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There was a trajectory where "Sunny" was a big hit.
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Can Americans do anything to change Europe's present political trajectory?
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If it continues to deteriorate, it's a pretty negative trajectory.
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So how are we doing on reversing this climate trajectory?
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It will increase job mobility and improve lifelong career trajectory.
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This is not the trajectory of someone who has repented.
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But 2018 may push that trajectory to a new peak.
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LA'PORSHA RENAELa'Porsha followed a similar trajectory to Trent this week.
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It was exactly the musical trajectory we were going on.
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For 2019, Philo aims to continue that trajectory, he said.
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It would reshape the trajectory of modern cinema and filmmaking.
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The men, on the other hand, follow the opposite trajectory.
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And that growth trajectory is continuing this year, he says.
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Home Depot currently has 150 stores in the storm's trajectory.
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Still, Maccagnan is confident that Darnold's overall trajectory is promising.
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It's where you weave the story of your career trajectory.
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Which is becoming a sad trajectory in my life, really.
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"This puts us on the right trajectory," Admiral Zukunft said.
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"It changes the trajectory of your life," Ms. Reyes said.
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That said, we remain confident in Vocera's future growth trajectory.
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NASA uses π to calculate the trajectory of spacecraft orbits.
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Perhaps more revealing has been the trajectory of Jimmy Kimmel.
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So my personal trajectory as a woman was not difficult.
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So, we believe we will continue on that trajectory, yes.
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Check here for an updated map of the storm's trajectory.
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And what does a career trajectory look like for them?
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Keeping the trajectory of services going is growing more critical.
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Turkey's political trajectory shows the world the fragility of democracy.
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For Comcast and Disney, the trajectory is much more optimistic.
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"Trajectory" contains four stories, two of which approach novella length.
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Other players have followed a similar trajectory into the Hall.
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Topography affects the trajectory of a fire, as does wind.
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The politics of climate change have followed a similar trajectory.
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Relations with North Korea are on a similarly worrisome trajectory.
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That's a lofted trajectory, meaning it flew higher than normal.
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"Nothing is changing the trajectory of the race," he said.
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Then I realized that my trajectory doesn't make any sense.
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So who is going to try and change her trajectory?
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Now, Mr. Renzi is gone, along with his reform trajectory.
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Where you grow up affects the trajectory of your life.
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Few experts believe the trajectory starting in 22013 is feasible.
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I expected, and ultimately still expect, that trajectory to continue.
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" Instead, he said, "It's about the trajectory of the fundraising.
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Boeing's latest earnings report stayed true to its recent trajectory.
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Don't follow a trajectory that somebody else created for you.
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Mr. Ryman's art did not have a conventional stylistic trajectory.
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We are on this trajectory of every person for themselves.
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Race also complicates his upward trajectory in an uncomfortable way.
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Nor are we yet on a trajectory to do so.
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The company has been on an upward trajectory ever since.
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Only the market can change the trajectory of the market.
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That seems to be Black's trajectory as a filmmaker, too.
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"That might change the trajectory of police reform," he said.
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There's a type of narrative symmetry in that triad as I've laid it out, one that describes a perfect trajectory of feeling that in fact has no resemblance to the trajectory of my grief.
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Moving the economy onto a trajectory that raises living standards rapidly for a generation — the sort of trajectory that made average families feel prosperous in the 1960s and early 1970s — requires faster productivity growth.
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"The trajectory of the career is still being developed," he says.
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The trees that frame their trajectory are protected by wire fencing.
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I worry about the long-term trajectory of this democracy anyways.
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Everything about him was on a trajectory of a Hollywood star.
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No cubesat had ever performed such a trajectory-correction maneuver before.
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Just how much will Trump affect the trajectory of US emissions?
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To Kim, rational solutions are somehow like the trajectory of light.
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Emily: Ultimately, it's helped, but it's not an uninterrupted upward trajectory.
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Richards says the town would face a downward trajectory without action.
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But I just couldn't envision that as my ultimate career trajectory.
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What was the trajectory of skateboarding in Britain from 1978 onward?
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All around the Internet men and woman followed my same trajectory.
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A second record is on a similar trajectory aboard Voyager 2.
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Target's stock has mostly been on a downward trajectory since 2015.
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Even the Sun's energy heating the spacecraft can change its trajectory.
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Still, that doesn't take anything away from Aerie's trajectory, Kniffen said.
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Bland's team was then able to work out the object's trajectory.
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Investors are clearly valuing the company based on its growth trajectory.
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The speedy rollout echoes Burger King's trajectory with the Impossible Whopper.
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We feel very confident for the trajectory of iPhone going forward.
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How do these three exhibits showcase the trajectory of your career?
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The Trump administration is clear that it sees that trajectory positively.
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Such a trajectory hasn't been accessible to Marta Ramos at Apple.
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Charting the trajectory of Jay Duplass's career is a fool's errand.
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In your view, did the Great Recession affect your career trajectory?
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The rise of fentanyl followed a similar, but more deadly, trajectory.
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He places implanted technologies on the same trajectory as mobile phones.
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But Fed policy has a big impact on the economy's trajectory.
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I believe Samsung's on the same trajectory with the Gear Sport.
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We're still very early in this trajectory that we first established.
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That trajectory was measured by the European Space Agency's Planck satellite.
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The metal is unlikely to follow gold's upward trajectory, analysts said.
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New Horizons trajectory and the orbits of Pluto and 2014 MU69.
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The trajectory of his campaign was evident during the Republican primaries.
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How the business is set-up operationally will set its trajectory.
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But for adolescents, 12 to 193, the upward trajectory has continued.
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Now it's altered the trajectory of American-car values forever, too.
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Only losing, and losing bigly, will break this Republican partisan trajectory.
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The bullet's trajectory undercut Barbara's account of the shooting, authorities said.
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The common thought trajectory goes something like: How could this happen?
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What about the trajectory of these cannonballs launched from Mt. Newton?
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However, the overall trajectory of the budget remains in alarming shape.
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It's only a matter of time, given the brand's current trajectory.
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States and cities can depress this national trajectory a bit further.
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The trajectory of her life seemed not just improbable, but impossible.
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Missteps in any of these areas could upset the paper's trajectory.
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It is all consistent with a slower growth trajectory in Canada.
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The FOMC won't move without knowing the inflation trajectory is solid.
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With a trajectory like that, the sky is not the limit.
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What they haven't done is anything meaningful to change the trajectory.
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My life in London had taken the boring trajectory of alcoholism.
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That seems to be the trajectory we're on with facial recognition.
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That sincerity existed in tension with the trajectory of his life.
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In fact, integration changes the entire trajectory of black students' lives.
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Except that there's one gaping divide in that north-south trajectory.
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Console development over time, you can draw a trajectory across that.
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Randall unsurprisingly affects the current trajectory of Claire and Jamie's relationship.
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Various flukes in high school played a role in Wentz's trajectory.
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If you could, would you change anything in your career trajectory?
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Amy and I now found ourselves on an entirely different trajectory.
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A break above there could put yields on a trajectory higher.
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It's very easy to see this country on a nightmare trajectory.
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He gravely affected the trajectory of Drake's family and their lives.
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Hims is on a much different trajectory, at least for now.
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Oil's trajectory has been particularly problematic for traders in recent months.
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He's also developed a chip on his shoulder about his trajectory.
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That doesn't mean 2020 won't matter for the court's trajectory, though.
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All of those cases potentially leave Booker facing a troubling trajectory.
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What happens this year will set the party's trajectory for decades.
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Concept animation of the trajectory of previous lander concept, the Griffin.
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This is Kelly's trajectory, but it also applies to Taylor Swift.
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Its title, "Descent," pretty much captures his trajectory during that year.
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The term "nonlinear" has an interesting trajectory in recent political history.
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So, we kind of have a similar trajectory through the south.
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At 22 years old, Nurse's trajectory is without question pointing up.
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Front Burner From business to baking: the career trajectory is familiar.
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Will this visit fundamentally change the trajectory of U.S.-Japanese relations?
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But the Jones trajectory was on a scale not commonly seen.
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Third, the aggregate 10-year effect may mask the revenue trajectory.
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Ask about your general career trajectory, given the skills you've acquired.
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That likely trajectory emerges from plotting the data points before us.
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As speaker of the House, he continued to endorse this trajectory.
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Two concomitant gallery exhibitions focus on specific aspects of Resnick's trajectory.
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Nadler's trajectory has grown increasingly clear over the past few months.
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Even so, the current deficit is less worrisome than its trajectory.
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Lucifer's life trajectory would not have been possible 20 years ago.
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There is little Trump can do to totally change that trajectory.
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What happens to alter the trajectory of shooting stars like Follett?
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From our perspective, the whole thing has been this upward trajectory.
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That trajectory is going to include all kinds of signaling errors.
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Thus the trajectory of visual exploration is of our own choosing.
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They see the 20-week abortion ban on a similar trajectory.
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It would be premature, however, to predict a new negative trajectory.
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The trajectory of the past several months was uncharacteristic, they said.
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And that is the most dangerous trajectory for the world's economy.
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Since then, the lender's trajectory has changed, now offering private loans.
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Unfortunately, that trajectory has overshadowed the other half of May's equation.
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The trajectory of Bryant's life did not take a linear course.
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The good news is that a downward trajectory is not inevitable.
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But because of this trajectory, I ended up starting Riley Versa.
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This young person has completely changed the trajectory of their life.
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He repeatedly pledged to speed up the pace of that trajectory.
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Local or national, it is high time to reverse this trajectory.
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Connor starts her trajectory in the franchise as a helpless victim.
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It's mostly just been film after film, without a clear trajectory.
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That was Kevin Georgas's likely trajectory when he interviewed with Ephesus.
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Obviously the numbers and Lauren's trajectory speaks to its impact wholeheartedly.
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Wall Street has been on an upward trajectory since Election Day.
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The personal and professional separation changed the trajectory of Aaliyah's career.
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A downward trajectory followed, and the stock now trades around $76.
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And, in Jordan's view, its upward trajectory will not stop there.
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First, Cramer examined the trajectory of the biggest U.S. steelmaker, Nucor.
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If the trajectory was flattened out, the missile could strike Alaska.
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The job training unit represents an effort to arrest that trajectory.
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The job training unit represents an effort to arrest that trajectory.
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Could victory over Joyce see Dubois embark on a similar trajectory?
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His anti-gay remarks did not affect his career trajectory, though.
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How worried are you about the trajectory of the American republic?
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They know the media growth trajectory and they've been incredibly supportive.
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Moore's trajectory mirrors what happened with Trump during the 2016 election.
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To catch the 2-degree trajectory, we need stronger government policies.
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Seth has, over the years, followed gradually along a similar trajectory.
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His trajectory from the first debate to the third is clear.
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This was my little trajectory of how to find your voice.
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Reaching an apogee of 2,21625 miles on a vertical trajectory into space, this missile may be capable of flying more than 2900,220006 miles on a normal trajectory, putting all of the United States in its range.
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"You want a new trajectory," Circuit says straightforwardly, and Noah can't disagree.
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Yet she warned this would require "a credible trajectory toward political stability".
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In a sense, the piece reverses the trajectory of his previous films.
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"You want to see if Microsoft stays on its trajectory," said Sohn.
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Later expeditions used that trajectory to find meteorite fragments of 2008 TC3.
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So a likely trajectory is towards the nose of the guilty party.
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Because it's still so early, it's difficult to project Irma's ultimate trajectory.
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Twitter has had a similar trajectory when it comes to its policies.
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And I hadn't seen it as a longer form trajectory of aftermath.
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Here's what's for sure: Hero Fiennes Tiffin is on an upward trajectory.
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But how you manage these feelings can define your entire career trajectory.
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Just how would you even calculate the height of a baseball's trajectory?
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We don't know the trajectory, if it is on an unsustainable course.
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Meehan's former staffer experienced, for example, changed the trajectory of her life.
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Of course, GitHub is a unique story with an astounding growth trajectory.
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Your boss plays a big role in the trajectory of your career.
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Turkey's lira was back on the ropes amid worries about its trajectory.
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Goldman said it sees an "inflection" in the game-maker's earnings trajectory.
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Participating in the Startup Battlefield can change the trajectory of your business.
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I don't think slavery much affected the trajectory of American industrial development.
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We talked yesterday with Lynn about his trajectory and what he's building.
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ProjektMelody continues that trajectory of increasingly interactive fantasies minus the human face.
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The criminal trajectory of da Cruz, the recaptured escapee, highlights Paraguay's challenge.
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His trajectory in the 2020 campaign closely mirrors that of fellow Rep.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen pointed to growing faith in the economy's trajectory.
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The storm's trajectory may change, for the better or for the worse.
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And the damage was in line with the trajectory of the wounds.
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Months of fighting may yet lie ahead, but the trajectory is clear.
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The precious metal is unlikely to follow gold's upward trajectory, analysts said.
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"It's going to be hard unless the trajectory picks up," Meiri said.
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When it comes to her career trajectory, LeAnn Rimes has no regrets.
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And where we are, we're not feeling like we're on that trajectory.
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This trajectory is familiar to robotics companies — especially those making social robots.
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And that trajectory is disturbingly relevant when considering our planet's present course.
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Still, O'Reilly's trajectory is a reminder of how powerful boycotts can be.
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But we got closer as our lives moved along the same trajectory.
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Consequently, Turkey is hardly on a positive domestic and foreign policy trajectory.
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That's closer to my idea of what my acting trajectory should be.
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For an interactive graphic on loan growth and profit trajectory, click - tmsnrt.
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"VAT expects its markets to regain a healthy growth trajectory," it said.
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But can I get a trajectory that is JUST like the picture?
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It's more mysterious now—maybe the trajectory used to feel more certain.
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More than one woman on our show had her career trajectory threatened.
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The economic trajectory of Trump's early presidency also diverges sharply from Reagan's.
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The trajectory of Russian intelligence activities, however, is likely to be unaffected.
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We have started on the trajectory towards robust economic growth in Russia.
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The map appears to show the steep arc of the launch trajectory.
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Having their baby girl changed the trajectory — and purpose — of Foy's life.
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One reason it's attracted so much attention is its incredible growth trajectory.
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Especially since none of them are going to impact your trajectory, anyway.
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And it would be near impossible to engineer such a trajectory today.
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Pasierb noted that the upward trajectory is expected to continue in 2016.
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When a disaster strikes, the lifetime trajectory for the children is disrupted.
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Some stocks, however, have been hit hard despite the market's upward trajectory.
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Nobody alters the NBA's trajectory like LeBron James whenever he changes teams.
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The Commission has instead raised doubts about the trajectory of Italian debt.
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The Tenor member in question, Remigio Pereira, also falls into this trajectory.
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Rival Sling TV, from Dish, has been on a slower growth trajectory.
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The company can't really afford for outsiders to question its growth trajectory.
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Phantom Thread is, to put it mildly, well within that career trajectory.
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Furthermore, the ball doesn't travel on a smooth trajectory, as in baseball.
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And the ICO market has really hit a hockey-stick growth trajectory.
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"There's a whole new trajectory of growth ahead of us," Schwartz said.
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When a projectile is fired into the sky, trajectory can be analyzed.
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"We are very much on the same trajectory as soccer," Melville said.
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From there, it seems, Cohen's educational trajectory turned in a different direction.
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Current though traders are watching the trajectory of economic growth and inflation.
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The final presidential debate didn't change the trajectory of the 2016 race.
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That kind of intense attention can change the trajectory of your business.
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She seemed to know it, too, backing away from my higher trajectory.
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" Ferrucci believes that "we need to see our life as a trajectory.
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The stories may have had a huge influence on Musk's career trajectory.
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At that point, the Vikram lander spacecraft diverged from its expected trajectory.
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The difference is that these students may want a different career trajectory.
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This trilogy (so far) has no real trajectory other than life's own.
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So, it was a very logical trajectory of the power of one.
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If things continue on their current trajectory, it's a boon for Beijing.
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She doesn't expect Kavanaugh to change the court's trajectory on voting rights.
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The decision to join the camp changed the trajectory of Haddish's life.
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This trajectory from foe to friend illustrates the problem the Republicans face.
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All in all, Cramer has not ignored the trajectory of this rally.
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But then, his career trajectory differs somewhat from your average fashion designer.
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She says lofty expectations over its growth trajectory could be its downfall.
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One more straw in the wind: the overall trajectory of the polls.
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But the trajectory in Korea is running in exactly the opposite direction.
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Altering our trajectory is going to take some serious and bipartisan work.
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I haven't been on this steady upward trajectory anywhere over the years.
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Where things stand: Immigration and gun safety legislation followed a similar trajectory.
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I ask Fresh Kid Ice if being Asian changed the group's trajectory.
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But Davis' trade request has suddenly changed the trajectory for the Celtics.
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Can you talk about the trajectory of your career in sex work?
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Closely observe for movements and achievements in the trajectory of their company.
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"I'm a little out of breath," he said, explaining his day's trajectory.
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Survivalism has always followed a trajectory parallel to that of virulent nationalism.
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At Pluralsight, a company focusing on tech training, the trajectory was similar.
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But it's not just your professors who will help your life trajectory.
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The decisions you make will ultimately affect the trajectory of this outbreak.
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There were contradictory signals, of course, but the trajectory was toward transition.
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She spoke of an optimistic city that would continue its positive trajectory.
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It's impossible to separate Wajda's artistic trajectory from Poland's messy political history.
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It's not a far-fetched concern given the film industry's current trajectory.
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An explicit career trajectory emerges from the paintings hanging at Pace Gallery.
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To be honest, I don't think this trajectory was really mapped out.
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Shaving those predictions would underscore the Fed's doubts about the economy's trajectory.
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We're watching it actually on a faster trajectory with Netflix and Amazon.
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But the expected trajectory is not the path "The Homecoming Queen" takes.
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Special software recreates the vehicle's trajectory before, during and after the crash.
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"Ultimately I don't think the cloud trajectory changes that much," Heger said.
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This is a head-spinning trajectory, these past few years in California.
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"That is the most dangerous trajectory for the world economy," he added.
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Check out this crazy map of the trajectory of the eight stars!
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Ultimately, though, there's nothing triumphant about Offred's sad trajectory in this episode.
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Think of it more as a meditation for your life&aposs trajectory.
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But she acknowledged that the trajectory of the virus was not clear.
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Given your neighborhood's trajectory, however, your wife's discomfort looks to be unceasing.
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The trajectory of his race hasn't changed because of his heart attack.
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Nothing that happened during the debate looked likely to alter that trajectory.
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His strategic acumen Tesla's unique strategic choices underlie its trajectory of progress.
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That's the trajectory I expect the impact of Baghdadi's death to follow.
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But as the day dragged on, the storm's trajectory crept slowly westward.
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LEONARD On the one hand, maybe the new members changed the trajectory.
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This perspective is directed approximately towards the known trajectory of #PS752. pic.twitter.
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Trump has a chance to make critical changes to the Fed's trajectory.
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Martin describes the trajectory of the man's life in astoundingly specific detail.
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Practically, Alexander's decision removes all doubt about the trajectory of the trial.
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But the magical 2007 playoff run altered the trajectory of Manning's career.
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We did, and now the whole thing follows a much simpler trajectory.
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U.S. auto sales have been on a downward trajectory since December 2016.
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Now, the Kavanaugh's confirmation process trajectory could change over the next week.
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Did Chapek transform parks or was it already under its current trajectory?
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EVANS: SO I THINK IT'S ALWAYS THE TRAJECTORY THAT'S REALLY MOST IMPORTANT.
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Ever since, the pace of foreclosures has been on a downward trajectory.
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"Acts of Infidelity," published in Sweden in 2014, follows a similar trajectory.
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But, "no-one knows the trajectory after a Trump summit," Kedl said.
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"It's the trajectory and the direction that they're on," he said later.
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WE'RE ON A TRAJECTORY FOR POSITIVE GROWTH, BOTH IN STORE AND ONLINE.
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That's the thing that's so remarkable and puzzling about the record's trajectory.
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Not from Hollywood, which is at a weak point in its trajectory.
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That meeting came — but after a sharp shift in the Fed's trajectory.
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And Clinton allies are speaking optimistically about the trajectory of the race.
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Accepted to the University of California San Diego, she changed her trajectory.
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"Simon corrected their trajectory, their braking, the way they accelerated," Bussac said.
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It's fairly easy to see Lang/Anthony's trajectory after Abrams hires him.
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We have started on the trajectory toward robust economic growth in Russia.
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A bunch of other recent-ish shows have followed a similar trajectory.
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They might be moving along a very different trajectory than mammalian evolution.
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And if you look at the trajectory of history, I am optimistic.
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Technical risk vs maturity trajectory for hardware and software startups Technical risk vs maturity trajectory for hardware and software startups As an unaffiliated non-profit, Fraunhofer TechBridgeÔ has worked with more than 40 startups in the past 7 years.
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It seems to have singlehandedly ended a two-generation trajectory toward cheaper airfares.
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Make connections that could change the course of your career or startup trajectory.
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We would agree with the IMF's trajectory, in terms of lower growth rate.
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Let's just hint at our potential cultural trajectory and find something actually useful.
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That trajectory plot was the first hint that 2018 LA could hit Earth.
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Snapchat's money-making trajectory looks a lot like Facebook's first four years. 4.
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One obvious way is to change the entire national trajectory of the race.
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Literally, you can create something that changes the entire trajectory of your career.
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So in 2012, he adjusted trajectory and went to school for aerospace engineering.
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Later, Johnson uses this skill to help analyze crucial trajectory and landing calculations.
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Though concerns about the trajectory for U.S. interest rates weighed on emerging currencies.
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"The economy is still bumping along on a slow-growth trajectory," he said.
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You might even walk away with $25,000 and a whole new business trajectory.
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And even the trajectory of McAllen and the region haven't been bump-free.
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The new Call of Duty league is expected to follow a similar trajectory.
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Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez's trajectory inside her party has been stunningly free of setbacks.
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His trajectory reflects just how much nationalism has transformed Poland in recent years.
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SM: Felix on TV / cats on youtube is a trajectory to conjure with.
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In 1998 President Bill Clinton intimated that he foresaw an inevitable democratic trajectory.
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Hyperbole aside, how will the election affect the trajectory of the Supreme Court?
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"Risk assets and commodities are focused on the forward growth trajectory," he said.
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Returning to the trajectory of 7-8% growth would take a little longer.
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One it does not allow to trouble the trajectory of its engineering ingenuity.
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The startling trajectory of his approval ratings suggests that many Americans will listen.
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Yet, once again, the arc of its civic trajectory has come into question.
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Uber's growth trajectory is unlike just about anything Silicon Valley has ever seen.
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That shirt takes on a pointed meaning in light of Kavanaugh's career trajectory.
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I don't know, Emily, am I being too hard on our trajectory here?
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And to some extent that was the trajectory of their relationship as well.
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Now researchers are finding the disease's trajectory has begun to shift once again.
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Fitch expects NDB to sustain a strong growth trajectory to expand its franchise.
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Each species differs in trajectory shape, speed, path length, and duration between strikes.
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The decline in optimism about the nation's trajectory is particularly pronounced among Republicans.
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This was not an uncommon trajectory in the Bay Area in the 1980s.
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We've really just hit that trajectory of growth but it doesn't happen overnight.
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The game almost certainly does little to affect either team's season-long trajectory.
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The events in Raqqa followed a similar trajectory, according to the Syrian Observatory.
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All at once, it displayed the show's ambitious spirit — and its haywire trajectory.
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We hope that this changes the trajectory of how those children are raised.
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So trajectory points on the horizon aren't part of our battle in climate.
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Many elephants in traditional riding camps in Thailand have a similar life trajectory.
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If you follows the trajectory of my eyes I was looking over there.
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The leap forward needed to envisage the climate's trajectory requires more elastic parameters.
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And so there's no question that that trajectory is different than it was.
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But the trauma of that day forever altered the trajectory of my family.
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Trophy figures out the threat's trajectory in order to successfully intercept the threat.
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Revenue and economic underperformance are the main downside risks to the fiscal trajectory.
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Where do you see the EU, on its current trajectory, in 30 years?
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The trajectory and estimated target point can be calculated within minutes of launch.
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The move gives Salesforce a formidable partner to continue their incredible growth trajectory.
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However, analysts noted sales growth has been on a downward trajectory since March.
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His place on the Warriors is more serendipitous, his career trajectory less defined.
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In fact, terrorism can undermine the stability and political trajectory of entire regions.
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The company had followed a similar trajectory with its ride-hailing service too.
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"I think the Senate is moving on a better trajectory," he told CNN.
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But the longer-term trajectory, I think, depends primarily on the speed issue.
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The timeline's sped up, but we've seen this trajectory before with other mods.
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Today's update is not likely to change the trajectory of U.S. monetary policy.
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When it falls, investors believe a currency will follow a more predictable trajectory.
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Apple's upward trajectory was boosted by better-than-expected earnings reported in January.
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The South Asian trajectory in US entertainment has lagged behind other minority groups.
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The child pornography charges did little to deter the trajectory of his career.
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AHJ's debut record does signal a much-needed shift in the band's trajectory.
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The EC is right to be alarmed about the trajectory of Polish democracy.
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One wonders where this trajectory will lead — but it does not inspire hope.
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The platform is likely to maintain its upward trajectory, according to industry experts.
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The event was unremarkable, but those pills changed the trajectory of my life.
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That trade is on an upward trajectory to catch up with historical highs.
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"On the current trajectory, obviously Mr. Trump is losing this campaign," Conant said.
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Once Lurie joins the cameleers, his story departs from its seemingly prefigured trajectory.
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Preston Chin is still learning how brunchwork may have changed his career trajectory.
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It's easy to see the trajectory on which they're putting the U.S. military.
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Beijing's crackdown on risky lending put the Chinese economy on a downward trajectory.
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The right internship can put a young person onto a trajectory for success.
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Altuve, 2355, has a long way to go, but his trajectory is encouraging.
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He said the timing seemed right for the move, given Ace's growth trajectory.
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Despite all the challenges, Bass believes Greece could be on an upward trajectory.
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Even before the tax cut, our fiscal trajectory was on an unsustainable path.
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Cardi's trajectory has been idiosyncratic, but on her songs she is a traditionalist.
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There's nothing anybody could say about issues now that would change the trajectory.
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A trajectory is impossible to calculate without taking into account an object's speed.
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Last year's income gains do not fundamentally alter the economy's long-term trajectory.
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Mortgage rates dropped as well, but the trajectory appears to still be higher.
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Read on for a look at some famous moments in her career trajectory.
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Sanders was fairly nonplussed about the program's trajectory and Maynor's pro prospects, though.
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Still, Rubio's ascendance in 20123 was often accompanied by comparisons to Obama's trajectory.
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He highlighted its long-term trajectory, much of which has been a rally.
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The missile would have flown about 4,500 kilometers at maximum trajectory, he wrote.
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Since Severant's release, two words have hovered over Teasdale's career trajectory: What's next?
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The Android version followed a similar trajectory in Google Play's "Music & Audio" section.
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The trajectory of the Bush family itself hardly illustrates a story of decline.
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That's not going to change the current trajectory of the process at all.
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Rough quarterly reports from the industry did not change the near-term trajectory.
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Political cycles love stories of trajectory: an improbable rise or a tragic fall.
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Her cancer trajectory gives me a glimpse into what preventive medicine can do.
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Until now, there has been a clear trajectory for Yale a cappella singers.
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But Pousette-Dart's trajectory seems to be improving more recently at the auctions.
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Despite this, the U-boat had limitations: torpedoes required calculating the target's trajectory.
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You don't have to tell SZA about the irony of her career trajectory.
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And that trajectory intersects with the decline of the center-left social democrats.
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The programs ask, What sort of trajectory would you like to be on?
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For decades, they accurately projected the broad trajectory of North Korea's nuclear program.
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Dauber answers this question by looking at the long trajectory of Jewish history.
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We also have a daily tracker that shows the virus's trajectory by country.
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NASA suggests giving the space rocks a gentle nudge to change their trajectory.
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But investment bank JPMorgan said the flows were on "a rapidly decelerating trajectory".
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This is pretty representative of Dumbo's overall trajectory over the last two decades.
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Very few countries are currently on a trajectory to meet their Paris targets.
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If Sanders wanted a debate to change the race's trajectory, this wasn't it.
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Therefore, they're revising their finance models to fit this trajectory caused by coronavirus.
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But to understand its trajectory, he may be the most important and emblematic.
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DSPs need a career trajectory that includes opportunities for growth, specialization, and benefits.
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Experts worry that this trajectory reflects a breakdown in social bonds, in community.
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And without a comparison, there's no trajectory, just income disappearing and expenses fixed.
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It's not a good time for the nation to be on this trajectory.
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But given the trajectory of this election season, that seems unlikely to last.
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It's a work-in-process and remains controversial, but the trajectory is clear.
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He charts a political trajectory that gave his life social and emotional meaning.
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Yet previous periods of turbulence have not halted the industry's steady upward trajectory.
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The upward trajectory of my investments gave me the confidence to keep going.
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But based on the asteroid's trajectory, it shouldn't come any closer than expected.
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If we stay on this trajectory, we will soon go off the cliff.
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At Apollo Global Management, another big private equity firm, the trajectory was similar.
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They both needed to do something to change the trajectory of the race.
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She was energized watching the work, prompting her to reconsider her career trajectory.
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Let's recall the trajectory of the show since early in the second season.
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Awkwafina's trajectory in Hollywood looks very different from past winners in her categories.
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And we have-- through this tax bill, raised the trajectory of budget deficits.
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Being 'thing one' and 'thing two' is not the trajectory we're aiming for.
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He'll win South Carolina on Saturday and change the trajectory of the race.
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"Comebacks are not easy — I know that," Nadal said, before evaluating Djokovic's trajectory.
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Which matters, whether or not it fundamentally alters her trajectory in this race.
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"What a crazy trajectory you were on man smh," tweeted Chance the Rapper.
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These jobs numbers continue a soft downward trajectory over the past few years.
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Johnson calculated his trajectory, the path he would take from launch to landing.
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You can see the latest information on Dorian, and its possible trajectory, here.
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That should mean your scores will better reflect the trajectory of your behavior.
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This is a breathtaking leap to witness, and a promising trajectory to follow.
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Liam's debut album LP1, released in December 2019, follows a similarly cringy trajectory.
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Together, government, business and the citizens of the world can change our trajectory.
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To many liberals, it's been an unfortunate trajectory; to some, a tragic one.
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Only over time does the larger trajectory of "Since We Fell" become clear.
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From her roots through her rise, Ms. Harris's trajectory reflects touchstones of California.
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"Oil prices remain on an upward trajectory," said Carsten Fritsch, analyst at Commerzbank.
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And unfortunately, the industry's trajectory doesn't seem to be turning around anytime soon.
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It's far from clear that Klobuchar changed her trajectory in any major way.
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He should be properly remembered for setting the company on its current trajectory.
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Trump's upward trajectory is likely, at least in part, because of the economy.
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That's what we'll lose if this climate crisis continues at its current trajectory.
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The cost of health care has been on an upward trajectory for years.
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Keeping silent about Egypt's troubling trajectory ultimately serves neither Egyptian nor U.S. interests.
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Paddock may have used the height of the hotel to calculate the trajectory.
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"We're expecting the job market to stay on this steady trajectory," Song said.
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Would the ebook trajectory have continued to grow had that suit not happened?
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I THINK IT IS THE TRAJECTORY, LIKE YOU SAID, THAT'S MUCH MORE IMPORTANT.
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But for names that remain on a downward trajectory, life can be tough.
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The UK example, meanwhile, shows there is nothing fixed about a growth trajectory.
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The Atlas 5 performed as designed, placing the capsule on an elliptical trajectory.
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But there's expectations for singles and the trajectory that you have to hit.
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Consider the trajectory of what we think of as the major social apps.
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There doesn't yet seem to be any clear trajectory for tropical cyclones worldwide.
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"The ACA didn't change the trajectory at all," Hopkins' Anderson put it bluntly.
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Cutting an independent policy trajectory is very possible, but it requires actual work.
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"Amazon has pursued a growth trajectory rather than a profit one," Goodchild added.
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"If (today's) numbers are correct, then if flown on a standard trajectory rather than this lofted trajectory, this missile would have a range of more than 13,000 km (8,2000 miles)," the U.S.-based Union of Concerned Scientists said in a statement.
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Ruben and I emailed about his latest book and his inspiring multi-decade trajectory.
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McClintock cited same-store sales as an especially promising indicator of Nike's upward trajectory.
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Image credit: GGV Capital Image credit: GGV Capital Steep growth trajectory lured financial backings.
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STALEY: I THINK THE ECONOMY WAS ON A TRAJECTORY OF GROWTH TO BEGIN WITH.
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It has had no effect whatsoever on the trajectory of the US conservative movement.
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"That does not mean that the trajectory for the economy is immovable," he said.
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Although that might be another "natural next step," considering the trajectory of TD Ameritrade.
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Frey predicts that artificial intelligence will have the same trajectory in the education space.
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"That's a growth trajectory that the FDIC traditionally hasn't been comfortable with," Cagney said.
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Similarly, she uses her own career trajectory as evidence that Trump empowers Black women.
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Continuing on this trajectory means transforming every coastline and every seaside community on earth.
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It's a terrifying trajectory, especially for those of us in these lines of work.
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But one trajectory that remains on a clear course is the end of cash.
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Click here to view original GIFVideo showing the interstellar comet's expected and measured trajectory.
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Given the trajectory of his presidency, it is probably only going to get worse.
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But none of this should obscure the broader trajectory of the past few weeks.
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The downward trajectory of Turkey in this past year points in another direction, however.
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The future trajectory for the markets will depend more on corporate results, Gandhi added.
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It could also have a profound impact on the trajectory of the global economy.
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The next president can reverse the trajectory toward climate ruin that we're on today.
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Astronomers in the 19th century had difficulty explaining details of the trajectory of Mercury.
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"We've already peeled away from classical computers, onto a totally different trajectory," they said.
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I hope Facebook and lawmakers can change this trajectory — move fast and fix things!
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The broad trajectory of the stock market last week can be explained pretty simply.
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What could you do in the next three days to change your startup's trajectory?
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But we have seen a change in this trajectory over the last several years.
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This is only surprising because of the film's rocky trajectory and high-profile talent.
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"Room", an adaptation of Emma Donoghue's bestselling novel of abuse, followed a similar trajectory.
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The the data raises questions about the online streaming service's growth trajectory, Peck said.
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Most ICBMs follow a ballistic trajectory — a path that a vehicle can't really alter.
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If the system indicates a potential meeting of terrain with trajectory, the autopilot engages.
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Over the past ten years, renewable energy has been on a meteoric growth trajectory.
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That's a fundamentally different strategy trajectory that we were on 10, 15 years ago.
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Every developer will say that after Steve Jobs you're looking at a downward trajectory.
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Now, though inflation is in single digits, its trajectory can be harder to control.
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On the current trajectory, by 2022 its assets will reach $400bn and debts $250bn.
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They understand that having global experience will be an asset to their career trajectory.
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At last, Kiki and Felix are setup on a trajectory to meet one another.
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The dollar, on a downward trajectory since the end of 2016, has risen recently.
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At the peak of their trajectory they pull the cord on their small backpacks.
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Mars' out of bounds mojo may put you on a whole new career trajectory.
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From there, Sabin's trajectory changed completely when he was paired with his "Big" Stephen.
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You'll be amazed at how quickly it can change the trajectory of your day.
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Every career trajectory in Hollywood is a combination of available options and personal volition.
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Western societies—changing, hypocritical, anti-political—are not about to follow Weimar Germany's trajectory.
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It is not clear whether Latin America's middle class will follow the same trajectory.
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In that moment, she joined the movement and changed the trajectory of her life.
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Among those who work with words, hers is a career trajectory unlike anyone else's.
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In college, my degree and career trajectory were pretty straightforward compared to my friends'.
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The thick red line shows the car's planned trajectory for the next six seconds.
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The focus is expected to be on indications on the potential rate hike trajectory.
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It was a statement of fact: Lil Wayne couldn't be knocked off his trajectory.
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It takes no time at all to acclimate to the speed or the trajectory.
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My love affair with Doctor Who follows a trajectory all fervent fans will recognize.
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Ten billion dollars seems well within reach if things continue along the current trajectory.
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"Given SHAK's industry-leading growth trajectory, we view valuation as attractive at current levels."
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Brown's birth changed the trajectory of fertility treatment in the United States and beyond.
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His journey to the top of the masthead has been a remarkable career trajectory.
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You look at a GSW and guess the trajectory and the potential internal injuries.
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But she does like Etsy due to the company's growth trajectory and upward momentum.
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"The reality is, it really depends on the trajectory" of the bullet, Sakran said.
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Any deviation from my scripted trajectory warrants a worried phone call or text message.
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"This easing trio is helping to reverse the global economys downward trajectory," they said.
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The trajectory of the point—of the system—would never retrace its own path.
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It's a textbook example of skating to the puck rather than to its trajectory.
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General government debt/GDP is low relative to peers and on a downward trajectory.
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We've got a ways to go, but the trajectory is in the right direction.
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This grim sexual trajectory is what America expects from people with spinal cord injuries.
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Meanwhile, the year-to-date box office continues its positive trajectory with 7.6 percent.
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Lucy Mcrae: It's very bizarre how un-choreographed the trajectory of my projects evolve.
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But Swift could throw of that trajectory if her new single tops the chart.
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That trajectory, once launched, set him inevitably on a course to join Donald Trump.
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Indeed, Ed Harris' unnamed rear admiral explicitly addresses Maverick's career trajectory in the trailer.
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Payments processing "has a long-term trajectory of contracting" margins and faces stiff competition.
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Safe to say, their trajectory from child stars to business women has been impressive.
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What we're getting into now is the trajectory of the campaign is heating up.
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Cersei, on the other hand, seems to be on a trajectory we've seen before.
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Mr. Sanders needed a major breakout moment to change the trajectory of the race.
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I trust the scoring ability at all three levels, and the trajectory he's on.
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In fact, Nigeria's stocks have been on a downwards trajectory for over a month.
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We generally see death as failure, not part of an ongoing process or trajectory.
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Both men were statesmen who powerfully shaped the political trajectory of American constitutional law.
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When I receive a rape threat via email, my life's trajectory does not shift.
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Amplified by the megaphone of social media, we have long been on this trajectory.
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And therefore, we clearly have a plan to go in trajectory to this 10%.
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Each individual choice makes sense, but the overall atomizing trajectory sometimes seems to backfire.
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Their lower trajectory make them more difficult for defense satellites and radars to detect.
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"The first trajectory we found is what we call the die-off," Frank said.
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Clinton's trajectory toward sewing up her party's nomination is far clearer than Mr. Trump's.
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" These are nations that "may be approaching important turning points in their democratic trajectory.
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After all, your manager wields heavy influence on your professional trajectory at a company.
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Outcomes matter only in how they move along the trajectory of the WWE story.
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But there's a clear trajectory from where I started and where I've ended up.
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These connections would prove to hold heavy influence over the trajectory of metal's development.
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In the following galleries, we see how Ukeles followed the trajectory of her text.
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And such a topsy-turvy trust trajectory may be unlikely to impress patients either.
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" He explains, "The work is a statement about the trajectory of re-righting history.
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With the ProFlight app, I found myself making regular corrections to my flight trajectory.
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If coal continues its downward trajectory, the targets may still be within reach. Barely.
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We're on a trajectory to reach 3 degrees Celsius, or 5.4°F, by 41.13.
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It appointed Shuter about a year ago to put it back on growth trajectory.
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The tool below reveals how the trajectory of outbreaks in different countries has progressed.
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Only Domo, which Mr. James founded in 2010, has had a more typical trajectory.
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But it took their parent's phone call in 2011 to really change that trajectory.
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Right now, many places seeing Covid-24 transmission are following an exponential growth trajectory.
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"Her sense of trajectory, and the lay down motion, is spot on," Rajeff said.
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Systemic corruption is now a bigger bar to Ukraine's European trajectory than is Moscow.
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The Vietnam War, more than anything else, set the left on its new trajectory.
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The rocket lifted off at around 9:30am local time on a southward trajectory.
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The rocket lifted off at around 26:27am local time on a southward trajectory.
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There's no clear national purpose, no steady national trajectory, no sturdy sense of control.
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China has diminished fears of an abrupt halt to its decades-long growth trajectory.
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From the time Peter discovered them, it was always an upward trajectory for them.
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That trajectory is pretty related to the plot and themes of the film itself.
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It was in this altered trajectory that the comet was first discovered, in 2010.
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What the Fed does next will surely have an impact on the market's trajectory.
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"He had the power to make or break my professional trajectory," she told me.
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At one point, the growth trajectory for e-books was more than 1,200 percent.
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Ms. de La O's professional trajectory was defined even before she was a teenager.
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That would look for ways of putting the relationship on the trajectory of growth.
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What allows now for the trajectory of figurative narrative events to do its thing?
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But we've changed our trajectory, and shown a path forward for communities like ours.
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"We are deeply concerned about the direction and trajectory" of coronavirus infections, he said.
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But they weren't nearly enough to alter the current trajectory of the Democratic contest.
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It's a sign that institutional investors have soured on stocks and their potential trajectory.
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I have never caught the bouquet, but I have watched its trajectory with enthusiasm.
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All three have seen a similar trajectory: a recent peak, and then a decline.
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But even she has been astonished by the swift trajectory of her acting career.
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In curating programming at Granary Arts, I map out an 18-24 month trajectory.
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All the same, the pessimistic trajectory of the outcomes suggests a darkening global mood.
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But months of organizing and Tuesday's win put him on a solid upward trajectory.
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"The ratings trajectory is the best we have seen in several years," Janedis said.
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Tim Hogan, Ms. Klobuchar's communications director, expressed confidence in her trajectory in the state.
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However, once the object's velocity and trajectory were determined, that possibility was ruled out.
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Ballistic missiles are fired on a lofted trajectory, usually going outside the Earth's atmosphere.
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Ghebreyesus' leadership has led to a clear positive trajectory for health outcomes in Ethiopia.
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"We are on a good trajectory," Fiore said on a conference call with reporters.
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"Getting to the lunar South Pole is a much trickier trajectory problem," says Gruber.
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"It's absolutely foundational in any trajectory software or modeling we do now," says Gruber.
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But GDP has also been on a steady upward trajectory since the 1960s. 6.
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The realization launched Ms. Lublin, a schoolteacher in Las Vegas, on an extraordinary trajectory.
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He judged it to be moving fast, travelling on a forward and descending trajectory.
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The bullet's path was, on a C.T. scan, an almost cartoonish trajectory of destruction.
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LB: It was very fortuitous and unexpected, which is a nice trajectory for art.
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If his current trajectory holds, he'll win a plurality of delegates before the convention.
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Their mission was to assess its status and anticipate the trajectory of its deterioration.
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But everything Castro has tried to change his trajectory in the race hasn't worked.
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Here&aposs how Iger&aposs leadership strategies shaped the upward trajectory of the company.
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The dollar index has fallen lately, which could be another factor in stock trajectory.
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If we're successful this year then we'll end 19903 on a much better trajectory.
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In her blog post for Lean In, Cool reflected on her career trajectory thusfar.
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There, pilots will launch the rocket from the plane on a trajectory toward space.
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Unfortunately, India's growth story is in danger of repeating the lander's ill-fated trajectory.
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Estimates for the currency showed an unusually calm trajectory at the start of 2020.
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Would he have changed the trajectory of events that shaped a post-280 America?
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Two disappointing quarterly results and an expired lock-up period have altered Snap's trajectory.
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Where you start your career can have a lasting impact on your professional trajectory.
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Longtime Democratic strategist Joe Trippi said it's possible Bloomberg could follow a similar trajectory.
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But the trajectory seems clear: The Trump show is heading down a foreboding road.
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Hasina's political and personal trajectory, she is unlikely to be moved by such admonitions.
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He has only accelerated a trajectory that now seems inevitable — fewer and larger farms.
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"This will set us on a trajectory to get this work done," he said.
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Their mission was to assess its status and anticipate the trajectory of its deterioration.
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The trajectory of a woman's career still differs very much from that of men.
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This seemingly simple choice shapes the trajectory of the case and the defendant's prospects.
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That would look for ways on putting the relationship on the trajectory of growth.
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"We're asking a person to make a huge change in life trajectory," he said.
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But this is not enough to be in line with a 2 degree trajectory.
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Americans have plenty of frustrations with the long-term trajectory of the American economy.
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Take, for example, the remarkably similar history and trajectory of ICE and the DEA.
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A series of dots, actions, sparks, ideas, or energy becomes a line, a trajectory.
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Can you talk a little bit about sort of the trajectory of the magazine?
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Play, the media arm, has a high growth trajectory and a new product boss.
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He says that if the missile was fired on a normal trajectory, it could reach the U.S. "If the reports are correct, that same missile could reach a maximum range of roughly 6,700 km (4,160 miles) on a standard trajectory," Wright said.
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If emissions continue on their current trajectory, three-quarters of humanity will face deadly heat.
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"LGBTQ people are now expecting a much more traditional trajectory for their lives," she says.
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On a more conventional trajectory, the same missile would have a range of about 6,700km.
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Steven hired me on LA LAW and changed the trajectory of my life and career.
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FREEMAN: Ten years from now, though, we will be at 100, unless we change trajectory.
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If not, there's a good chance Snapchat could continue on its slow, downward trajectory. [AdAge]
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SO, I BELIEVE THAT TRAJECTORY WILL CONTINUE, BUT THAT'S A MICROCOSM OF THE OVERALL STORY.
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"Tourism can help South Africa to course correct its current economic trajectory," he told reporters.
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They've actually been quite conservative, just an increment above the trajectory utilities are already on.
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McNealy says the trajectory of Switch should be visible within three months of its launch.
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Plus, he says, the gradually increasing minimum payments may not work with your career trajectory.
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We have now surely entered the apex (if not the slow downward trajectory) of athleisure.
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Following June's Brexit vote, rates have been on a steadily higher trajectory, benefiting financial institutions.
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Chuck's relationship with his father is poised to deliver major repercussions on his career trajectory.
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So it makes sense that their new album, Hurry Home, follows much the same trajectory.
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The company's 30 percent slide since the election continues its downward trajectory since September 3.53.
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"I think everybody needs support in changing the trajectory of their future," said state Rep.
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"Shame is one of the biggest influences on the trajectory of people's lives," says Tovar.
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Yet China's likely trajectory in the coming years will make co-operation harder, not easier.
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The trajectory of interest rates in the U.S. is an important influence on Singapore's rates.
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Today, Ms. León remains a bit astonished by the trajectory of her life and career.
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But if this trajectory continues, it shows a path for her to the Democratic nomination.
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Because how you start anything is what creates the path and trajectory of that thing.
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Dapper Bruce Lafitte's work records a singular personal trajectory in a grander, historically significant moment.
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But the general trajectory has seemed plain enough: towards a greater role for market forces.
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In the past, the influx of women put overall employment on a strong upward trajectory.
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But Netflix has maintained its upward trajectory without a consistent movie selection for years now.
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Experts say it's worth exploring, as the cost of health care continues its upward trajectory.
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Subtle differences in the gravitational field cause minute changes in the trajectory of the spacecraft.
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Fox's size, rather than its trajectory as a business, explains the fervour of its suitors.
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Today, Blood Orange releases his fourth album, Negro Swan, and it follows this same trajectory.
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In March, scientists tagged the penguin to find out more about his origins and trajectory.
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I'm terrified for future generations and what this trajectory says they will have to face.
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Parakeets are Britain's fastest growing bird population and are on a trajectory to global domination.
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Should cash burn stabilize and reverse trajectory, we are prepared to reconsider our underperform rating.
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The first is the trajectory, with LGFV debts more than tripling over the past decade.
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The downward trajectory can be explained by several simultaneous phenomena, not all of them cheerful.
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But even the potential for that shift in the trajectory is, I think, pretty depressing.
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This is someone whose trajectory is probably pretty good to continue on in the business.
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Long Irons: Long irons deliver the greatest distance on the shot at the lowest trajectory.
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I have every confidence in the longer term resilience and growth trajectory of the market.
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You can map out parallels between jazz and hip-hop's trajectory into the American culture.
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But again, it's the name brand of The Real World that could change Watch's trajectory.
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Without such effort, we will continue at our current trajectory toward 3°C of warming.
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People will look back at this moment as an inflection point in the company's trajectory.
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The trajectory of the race is set, and Clinton will win on the first ballot.
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If you're thinking of upgrading your career trajectory, your boss might be able to help.
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And it would be unlike Apple to acquire a company with such a negative trajectory.
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Partly, the company plans to use the capital to further fuel its current growth trajectory.
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The opposite of the frontal trajectory, there's almost a biographical aspect to it, you know?
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But it is useful to imagine the trajectory on which we could now be embarked.
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Ballistic missiles follow an arched trajectory, whereas cruise missiles mostly travel parallel to the ground.
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Investors have now shifted focus to the Fed's decision on the trajectory of interest rates.
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And analysts warn the trajectory isn't sustainable, as there are potentially bigger problems to solve.
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The Falcon Heavy actually overshot its trajectory of sending the roadster to orbit near Mars.
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Girls who take up archery will also learn how to calculate arc, velocity, and trajectory.
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"The trajectory of college sports rights has been impressive," Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott said.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the risk of a slower-than-expected trajectory to de-leveraging.
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With former Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy, the fall from grace follows an unusual trajectory.
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Still, over the longer term India's overall growth trajectory is expected to underpin fuel demand.
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Along this trajectory, tools that embody significant levels of intelligence are our most powerful yet.
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But there's no telling what real impact the lawsuit has had on her Hollywood trajectory.
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"The bureau is on a positive trajectory with reform," Ms. Hottman wrote in an email.
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Voter turnout of people of color and millennials could impact the trajectory of our climate.
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At the same time, growing concerns over trade policy threaten to upset the upward trajectory.
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On the current trajectory, there is no visible path back to winning the White House.
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These developments will affect the future trajectory of ISIS in Iraq and Syria and beyond.
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The country's 2018 economic growth trajectory is likely to help boost market sentiment, analysts said.
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The most reasonable and realistic conception of a writer's trajectory focuses on her artistic development.
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Cruz has been on a sharp upward trajectory, catching and in some polls passing Trump.
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Overwhelmed by the scale of the problem, they assume that we can't change our trajectory.
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Given her career trajectory, the decision to devote her life to these projects made sense.
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And, its rapid rotation and hyperbolic trajectory set it apart from typical asteroids or comets.
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Neither scored with undecided voters, so the debate probably does not change the election trajectory.
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This bill amounts to progress, but it will not change the trajectory of this epidemic.
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That, in a nutshell, has been the 30-year career trajectory of entrepreneur Brian Scudamore.
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Alban Berg's Violin Concerto , composed in 1935, follows a trajectory of crisis, lamentation, and dissolution.
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And at the same time, that we get the trajectory right on the cost side.
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It only takes a minute, and it's a great way to show your professional trajectory.
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"Watch the stock of Weyerhaeuser, WY, as its trajectory will tell the tale, " he advised.
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Just when my upward trajectory seemed unstoppable, Luisa left us to go back to school.
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Neither renegotiating nor cancelling the treaty holds much potential for changing the U.S. economic trajectory.
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"We've been growing with a very high trajectory," Tan told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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President-elects have in the past stayed on an upward trajectory through Inauguration Day — Jan.
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Of course not -- his trajectory would be identical whether or not Kelly spoke with him.
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Social and cultural associations of these techniques, materials, and objects are reimagined through garcia's trajectory.
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It shows the trajectory of jobs, both manual and cognitive, over the last four decades.
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The video, using images from Google Maps, outlines the suspect's trajectory with a red dot.
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The question lingers how long these Robinsons will be able to sustain that creative trajectory.
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Cops say the trajectory of the bullet hole shows it came from inside the home.
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And once that became the case, any upward trajectory in anything generates a new record.
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We require complicated muscle coordination and timing to throw a ball with the right trajectory.
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This is their first SoGo Fest, and, if the trajectory proves correct, perhaps their last.
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His start was inauspicious and completely in keeping with the trajectory of most WWE giants.
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So no, I can't see it continuing on the trajectory it's supposed to be on.
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And I think we were on that trajectory and Trump just pushed it all back.
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People used to paint this trajectory like I was struggling in hip-hop for acceptance.
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And with the current trajectory of increasing weather disasters, that suffering is likely to grow.
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South Florida can reconsider its trajectory to continue building more and more expensive real estate.
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They're not doing it fast enough, but at least they are on the right trajectory.
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Especially now, as humans and ecosystems grapple for dominance, the latter on a losing trajectory.
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I believe this trajectory will continue," Mukesh Aghi said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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Alinejad seems set to avoid this victim-turned-escapee trajectory and she very nearly does.
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She says her time there — assisting with cancer research — helped inspire her ultimate career trajectory.
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What do you hope young girls watching your own trajectory will take away from it?
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It is worth thinking about what kind of long-term trajectory that assistance should encourage.
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As visitors pace Fairchild's lab, they might follow the trajectory of his interests and beliefs.
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It was reportedly fired northward, but the trajectory and its final location are not known.
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" Looking ahead, Kupchan said that Bolton's successor will determine "the future trajectory of US policy.
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Season 2 kicks off, however, by pausing her career trajectory and jetting off to Paris.
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Given this trajectory, the academics estimated that the country's population could start shrinking in 2027.
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And though Arkin's inward trajectory takes many ups and downs, I never worried for him.
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But getting tough on Turkey is unlikely to reverse the negative trajectory of the relationship.
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It's a question of what kind of growth trajectory they're on, whether gradual or steep.
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Sometimes the data align and show a similar trajectory, he said, but sometimes they don't.
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The powerful, slow-moving storm's trajectory could take it to the Kanto or Tohoku regions.
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That could take time, but Ms. AbuSulayman, the television presenter, said the trajectory was clear.
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Looking back, there were numerous times when his life could have taken a different trajectory.
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Fairchild was reportedly on a perfect trajectory without pause from youth domination to Olympic medals.
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If stocks continue to follow this trajectory, there is more downside ahead, according to Calvasina.
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Charts of reported Italian deaths rising vertically recall bitcoin's trajectory a couple of years ago.
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Then a series of tragedies seems to have profoundly altered Audiard's personal and professional trajectory.
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"Woody Sez" comprises quick glimpses at moments in Guthrie's trajectory, initially jumping among time frames.
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John Kasich stayed in the race a while longer, but the trajectory was already clear.
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How each debater performs Wednesday night could have a large impact on their campaign's trajectory.
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Go: A blockbuster exhibit at the Louvre follows Leonardo da Vinci's trajectory as an artist.
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By 1978, however, Ms. Consolo's timeline becomes clearer, as does her professional and romantic trajectory.
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Russo's new collection of stories, "Trajectory," is a departure from that book in two ways.
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The trajectory highlights what can go wrong as smaller technology companies seek to go public.
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It was this entry into the international marketplace that would transform the country's economic trajectory.
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The $107 target "is based on really, I think, a very conservative trajectory," Leopold said.
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The trajectory of the United States has changed remarkably when compared to the Obama presidency.
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Under the current trajectory of the race, Bloomberg's team believes Warren is the likely nominee.
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The trajectory of my life and career changed drastically as a result of this experience.
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It takes insight into the client's business trajectory, products, market trends, untapped opportunities, and competitors.
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Those middling results were in line with the company's trajectory over the past few years.
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But less than two miles above the surface, the trajectory diverged from the planned path.
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Center fielder Andrew McCutchen, the team's centerpiece, said he was thrilled to witness Ngoepe's trajectory.
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But she acknowledges that public opinion may put PFAS on the same trajectory as BPA.
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The trajectory suggests that the object will eventually exit the solar system, never to return.
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On the main stage, I'll interview GoCardless CEO Hiroki Takeuchi about the company's impressive trajectory.
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But the long-term job trajectory is still very positive for solar, the group said.
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It takes the Fed that long to get a firm grip on the economy's trajectory.
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That means that conviction politicians can win — and when they win they change country's trajectory.
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The things you do when no one else is watching determine your ultimate trajectory. 17.
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"We must act on climate change and alter the trajectory for coral reefs," Ainsworth said.
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"I missed all the upward trajectory in the last two to three years," she said.
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"People are trying to graft the narrative for Hezbollah's trajectory onto an individual," he says.
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The ball's trajectory was languid and dreamy, like a gull gliding on an ocean breeze.
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The announcement of the planned blockchain platform and initial coin offering changed the stock's trajectory.
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"The current trajectory we're on demonstrates such evidence of a broken system," Mr. Schultz said.
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It's as enviable of a trajectory an indie rock band can hope for these days.
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Amazon seems to be following Google's trajectory of adding more ad sections in search results.
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Memes have followed a similar trajectory, albeit on a totally different corner of the internet.
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"We broke the trajectory of the AIDS epidemic," explains Michel Sidibé, executive director of UNAIDS.
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"This will inevitably end in disaster if the current rapidly deteriorating trajectory continues," warned Zeid.
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Maybe Walker and Bledsoe will follow a similar retaliatory trajectory as Curry, Davis, and Lillard.
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These perturbations are chosen so that every time the trajectory starts to escape, it's recaptured: not by giving the state a push, but by modifying the system and moving the attractor, so the state finds itself back on the in-set of the periodic trajectory.
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It would seem that they're determined now that in the final stages of doing things like checking your targeting capabilities, and testing your reentry capabilities, and things of that sort, they want to do these on the standard trajectory, rather than on the lofted trajectory.
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The NHC said that Nate is "rapidly weakening" as it moves inland at a northeast trajectory.
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Mr. Frank, the former Disney executive, compared his trajectory to those of others in Napa Valley.
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It's something that Kennedy has seen change the trajectory of an inmate's time at Coffee Creek.
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But this book, in addition to those recipes, also documents Shake Shack's trajectory to global domination.
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Investors, it appears, are already moving in that direction with their views on the rate trajectory.
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In the seconds before touchdown, a pilot typically makes hundreds of small changes to his trajectory.
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"Ever since that last quarter and that interview, ... the stock's trajectory has turned around," Cramer said.
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Given the current trajectory of artificial intelligence, machines will soon do everything that people do today.
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America's Space Surveillance Network shares some data on the trajectory of larger bits of space junk.
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The current transition period is "an opportunity to change the trajectory of this issue," said Overton.
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For some investors, there is now a clear risk from the trajectory for higher interest rates.
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But Trump's presidency, they say, has made them rethink the trajectory of private detainment and incarceration.
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Knowing when and how to adjust your trajectory is just as important as setting strong goals.
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North Korea said it had successfully test-launched an intercontinental ballistic missile on a steep trajectory.
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The IMF said the real estate sector was on a dangerous trajectory and needed to cool.
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Further, many of the startups aren't tech at all yet still follow the tech VC trajectory.
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"Access to safe, affordable housing can be transformative in the trajectory of people's lives," Booker said.
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No gunshot was confirmed to hit Brown from behind, although two wounds had an undetermined trajectory.
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It's a statement of plausibility—it's something that could ever have a collision trajectory towards Earth.
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And they may not know what language to use, especially when the disease trajectory is uncertain.
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Hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry, however, took a more pessimistic view of the markets' likely trajectory.
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The Russell 2000 index, tightly correlated to the S&P 5003, has shown a similar trajectory.
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There's no universal timeframe for this trajectory of healing, and everyone's work looks a little different.
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Deutsche Bank said it sees a "trajectory" of returns that is negative for the freight shipper.
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When asked about the trajectory of slasher films after the original Halloween, Curtis didn't mince words.
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Sayoc had also tweeted images at former vice president Joe Biden that outlined a similar trajectory.
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"Trump's presidency is on a downward trajectory," said the source in contact with White House officials.
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On that day, Maya's trajectory changed again, but in a way no one could have predicted.
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And the audiences, seemingly like-minded types who've followed Hotz's pinballing career trajectory, typically love it.
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Since he resumed campaigning, O'Rourke and his aides said his fundraising is on an upward trajectory.
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Thankfully, she persevered, and her eclectic training has helped to shape her trajectory as a composer.
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So we have no reason to believe that this won't follow the same massive-freakout trajectory.
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Kim Kardashian West recently discussed her shapewear line and career trajectory with the New York Times.
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If you feel a cold shiver about the trajectory of Edgar's story this season, you should.
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Manchin isn't likely to prove pivotal to the trajectory of a sweeping climate and energy bill.
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And the trajectory this city is heading suggests it only gets worse from here for me.
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On the surface, Filipino food seems to have followed the fairy-tale trajectory for immigrant cuisine.
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The killer was never caught and the crime changed the trajectory of the young writer's life.
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Given the stock's trajectory and earnings strength, Facebook should approach the top 10 most widely held.
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This is part of a larger shift in the trajectory of how American history is understood.
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The overall trajectory of equity markets following the first Fed rate cut has been predominantly negative.
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If that trajectory sounds familiar, it's because it's the same one that defined MTV for years.
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Its agglutinated name points to a firm whose trajectory has been set by financiers, not brewers.
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The discovery of the Terror in 2016 actually forced the TV show to change its trajectory.
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The approach to eventually balancing out the deficit in 2034 follows a more orthodox, Reaganesque trajectory.
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Looking at Sanders's trajectory suggests that he may come out on top on Monday in Iowa.
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It's a sprawling, dizzying affair, that roughly charts the trajectory of the club between 1982-1987.
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Ultimately, strategists say, that shouldn't change the yen's long-term trajectory and the country's economic fundamentals.
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What might the natural trajectory of globalisation have looked like had there been no trade war?
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And the mounting desire for something cataclysmic that could change their trajectory strikes me as dangerous.
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That is, if her fallout with powerful comedian Sophie Lennon (Jane Lynch) doesn't impede its trajectory.
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