But economists say the Chinese economy should start turning around.
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Its economy contracted throughout 2016 before turning around in 2017.
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But the last six months shows things finally turning around.
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The crowd followed his lead, turning around to taunt me.
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They were turning around me in the crystal blue water.
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And that's not turning around in the next few weeks.
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Oil dropped in early trading but quickly started turning around.
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Somehow, moving and turning around doesn't even feel too bad.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Turning around the fortunes of Dixons Carphone (DC.
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Will they keep turning around to talk to the passenger?
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But Fields has made turning around Lincoln a key priority.
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He committed to turning around its European operations including SFR.
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"I'm sorry," he said, turning around to meet Milleron's eye.
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Murray was noted for turning around teams with losing records.
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Ms. Mayer, meanwhile, focused on turning around Yahoo's internet business.
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She's turning around and shouting, like she's running from something.
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There had been signs that China's economy was turning around.
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Turning around their finances all started with facing the numbers.
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Hochman is credited with turning around KFC in the United States.
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Cil said that turning around Tims is the company's top priority.
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Turning around the stagnation; the misery of the Obama/Clinton economy.
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John Kasich repeated his claim of turning around the Ohio economy.
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He wasn't daunted by the challenge of turning around the Warriors.
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SJ: When do you think trading revenue will start turning around?
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"The winds of change are turning around the world," she said.
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Or is that just the earth turning around on its axis?
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That deal gave him a reputation for turning around failing businesses.
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Things started turning around for vegetables around 2010, according to Nielsen.
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You start to feel like the energy markets are turning around.
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Reimagining the world economy means turning around a very big ship.
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Unlocking credit could be a key to turning around Brazil's economy.
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" "Our team has been turning around thoughtful counteroffers at a rapid pace.
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Dwight knows if Daryl turning around Daryl is going to end him.
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This is all supposed to start turning around in the third quarter.
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In that process, my legs started turning around, I started feeling better.
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"My mother was an abusive alcoholic," replies Marion, turning around only briefly.
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Suddenly these people are turning around and saying, 'We don't accept you.
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Investigators say the shooter rode past Hausknecht before turning around and firing.
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He was tasked with turning around a flagging side with massive expectations.
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Elliott will focus on operating and turning around these companies, dealmakers said.
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"I forgot, I need some strings for Ethan," he said, turning around.
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On Thursday stocks saw big declines before turning around by the close.
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Smith is credited with turning around Olive Garden's parent company Darden Restaurants.
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I remember getting to commercial break, turning around and hearing an applause.
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But in recent years, this trend towards industrialization has been turning around.
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No. Will turning around in a circle too quickly make me puke?
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Was there a moment when they knew that things were turning around?
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Kimmel ridiculed Cruz for turning around and asking Trump for help anyway.
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I paused and thought about turning around before I opened the door.
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The relocations entailed turning around failing businesses and starting risky new ventures.
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It's a political move aimed at turning around his party's poll numbers.
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"Ye Olde Dyke Tattoo," Steak said, turning around to show it off.
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Mr. Thiam had made some progress in turning around Credit Suisse's performance.
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"Especially you," he added, turning around and looking at Federer, who laughed.
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While the stock bounced today, I can't see it turning around long term.
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I'm trying to learn it myself but there is honor in turning around.
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I don&apost know, but he was pretty assertive about me turning around.
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Turning around, I saw the silhouette of someone running away across the street.
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Then they were turning around which I protested bc it would delay people.
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But is it the right strategy for turning around a troubled White House?
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"The Profit, " a reality series with multimillionaire Marcus Lemonis turning around struggling companies.
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Then they were turning around which I protested [because] it would delay people.
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He said the company's long-term prospects showed no signs of turning around.
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Coming to the US, turning around Vanity Fair when Vanity Fair had launched.
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Turning around a rocket in a single day would be a momentous achievement.
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I clearly was not ready: I really hadn't even mastered turning around yet.
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"I took it as a sign that things were turning around," he said.
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Hottovy thinks that McDonald's has a good shot at turning around its fortune.
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Selling assets is no substitute for turning around the company's ailing core business.
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While retail stocks lagged last year, that trend appears to be turning around.
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And unfortunately, the industry's trajectory doesn't seem to be turning around anytime soon.
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Whitman was forced to make quick work of turning around the struggling company.
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And even measures showing some reason for concern seem to be turning around.
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"[They] kept driving toward us then turning around and driving away," he said.
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That snap, from turning around a corner blindly, immediately foretold of Bad Shit.
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Things look to be turning around for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West in 2017.
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Meanwhile, after hiking some 28 miles, Kinsey reaches his final destination before turning around.
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Mr Acemoglu and Mr Robinson are pessimistic about failed nations' chances of turning around.
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Super Hot required turning around to, say, punch the guy coming up behind you.
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Another sticking point was related to turning around the bank's U.S. business, reported Reuters.
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AX) has hired the man credited with turning around Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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Unsurprisingly given his call on interest rates, Ross also sees this trade turning around.
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She called the office and directed colleagues inside to leave before turning around herself.
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This is one of our best chances to start turning around the education emergency.
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Why then, after sticking with them for so long, are investors finally turning around?
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Turning around, it feels good to get back to all the life and noise.
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Turning around the weakened Carige brand in Italy's stagnating economy was a tall order.
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"Thanks to the pilots for turning around," said Doug Wilson, a spokesman for LifeNet.
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There's a quick shot of Willis turning around that is too brief to interpret.
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Another taxi drove by, saw that the road was closed and began turning around.
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This would give give SoftBank a bigger role in turning around the company's operations.
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Morale, many of these advisers said, remains low, with few signs of turning around.
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That March 1987 speech was credited for turning around Mr. Reagan's poor approval ratings.
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Above: the original "Turning Around Zombie" from 1996's 'Resident Evil' The head-turner, the "Turning Around," has still got it—put on 2015's remastered remake, the HD-enhanced version of 2002's GameCube original, and still the fear grips you.
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"The hard work of turning around a franchise really began at that level," he says.
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Boosting factory output and turning around Argentina's economic fortunes are key to Macri's political fortunes.
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I could see little Chloe actually turning around and taunting her mother as she ran.
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Each of these names report earnings this week with hopes of turning around past misfortunes.
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"I think the business is turning around," Park says, with a hint of cautious optimism.
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KKR can put its experience of turning around media and consumer research businesses to work.
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Then Neville and Carragher respond by immediately turning around and walking away while answering her.
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Like St. Louis, the Pirates are slowly turning around their fortunes and reside below the .
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So, my Dry January was not about "detoxing" or turning around a serious bad habit.
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Santos walked away a short distance before turning around and walking back toward the officer.
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I'm not counting on anything turning around for me, but this is bigger than me.
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But is this upward trend an indication that homeownership is turning around in U.S. markets?
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Analysts say improving its women's business is key to turning around Kohl's overall sales trends.
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As Rudi gets dizzy while turning around, we see multiple faces rotating in the space.
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Turning around the mess that is WeWork isn't going to be up to John Legere.
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But some surely reflects the difficulty of turning around a sprawling 172-year-old giant.
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But the challenges of turning around a community are complex and may deter many philanthropists.
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Alexander then said something to Kennedy before turning around and heading back to his seat.
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I'm on the right side, essentially turning around, and Tom is looking to the left.
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He added that he saw the market turning around by the third quarter of this year.
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But turning around these problems will take a lot more than cutting out cheese and salami.
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The Dow plunged nearly 800 points before turning around to finish the day down 79.4 points.
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Delta had previously said it is committed to turning around the closely watched measure this year.
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The host said the chip cycle typically lasts as many as five quarters before turning around.
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Macron continued to charm Trump in person before turning around and bashing everything he stands for.
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Atlas is seen turning around and backflipping off a block, all while masterfully sticking its landing.
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Since being elected, he has increased core services while turning around the city's deteriorating financial situation.
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Eventually, the European model shows the storm turning around, moving it east, farther into the Atlantic.
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Under Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Yum Brands' Pizza Hut and Papa John's have been focused on turning around their struggling businesses.
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HB: I think we're turning around and it's probably now, from Paris on it's going upwards.
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The results should help the narrative that Snap is making progress on turning around its business.
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Turning around felt clunky and slow, ruining that immersion Minecraft was trying so hard to create.
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John Stossel: Trump doesn&apost need to meddle in Cuba because things are already turning around.
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Swift was seen turning around to face another attendee, and chatting after wiping away a tear.
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Gartman said U.S. markets have the tendency to go to the "obscene number" before turning around.
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The mobile era has not been kind to Nintendo, but things may finally be turning around.
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In fact, she takes things to the next level, turning around to show off her butt.
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The Dow Jones industrial average had first dropped 100 points after the open before turning around.
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Otherwise, she'd just hit a sea wall, or a rock, and touch it, before turning around.
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In front of me, a Latino family embraced before turning around to offer me high-fives.
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Still others have stopped altogether, applying for asylum in Mexico or turning around and heading home.
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The dancer's body sways slightly, as if gathering energy, before turning around in one swift motion.
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And you're supposed to be shutting one door, right, and not turning around and going back.
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The blue-chip CSI300 index ended 1.9 percent higher, turning around from a 0.9 percent drop.
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Haselden's mandate will likely involve turning around Away's company culture, and he may have relevant experience.
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Hertz's luck may be turning around, but investors will need to wait longer to see results.
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A region that was once the face of the foreclosure crisis is turning around, economists say.
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"Turning around and just endorsing I think would be difficult," said the Republican close to Gibbons.
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Turning around Uber and taking it public would have been the ultimate addition to her legacy.
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After multiple seasons of heartbreak on The Bachelor franchises, things are finally turning around for Ashley Iaconetti.
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Steve Stivers is turning around in a swivel chair and telling a Republican to raise $3 million.
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Kavanaugh briefly looked up at Guttenberg, whose hand was outstretched, before turning around and continuing to exit.
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Turning around and changing angles with your camera just requires the movement of a lot more stuff.
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There was, during the congressional speech, just a hint that Trump may be turning around on this.
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And the lift was going up and he just kept going turning around to me going, 'Bass.
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The students gone for winter break and I make my way into downtown Berkeley before turning around.
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Ashley warned turning around House of Fraser "will not be quick and it will not be easy".
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It looked like things were turning around for Lorna (Yael Stone) before the end of Season 6.
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But that's all come to a head as Keene believes the commodity space could be turning around.
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"Momentum in emerging markets have been very negative for years, it's turning around now," del Alma noted.
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Sterling bounced back above $1.4200, turning around from a slide to a two-month low of $1.4013.
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With signs that prices may be turning around, the Fed is expected to hike again in March.
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"It does make me wonder if it's the person turning around before the D.U.I. checkpoint," she said.
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"We were on our way to Brussels, but we are turning around and going home," he said.
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But rather than turning around, you start walking (or running), to find a place of relative safety?
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Jon Jones' lousy 2016 seems to be turning around just in time for a little holiday redemption.
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And when I scooched slowly toward the point of no return, I thought strongly about turning around.
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"Turning around material based on what we've seen, that'll be the part that's more challenging," he said.
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The night before his ninety-fifth-birthday party, my father fell while turning around in his kitchen.
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There is a sense the company's finances may be stabilizing, if not turning around, Mr. Solca said.
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Owls hoot in the distance, I jump quickly turning around to see that no one is there.
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"My last memory will be me turning around and watching my friend get wrestled across the stage."
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Tech stocks kicked off the session as the worst performers before turning around in late-morning trading.
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Stuart Gulliver, instrumental in turning around HSBC, will step down as the bank's chief executive after Tuesday.
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In fundamentals, I did not see any news around that time when the market started turning around.
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The figures appear to show the economy is turning around, and that recession is not in the cards.
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Investors and entrepreneurs are looking for signs that the IPO market is turning around after a rough 2016.
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I want to bring that fight and my proven record of turning around complex organizations to the DNC.
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Gallogly served as CEO of Houston-based LyondellBasell, turning around a company that was $24 billion in debt.
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Keep an eye out for him; chances are he's turning around a company or an economy near you.
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He paused before turning around to reveal a line of stitches up his abdomen and the colostomy bag.
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"I think that honestly being a vegan now helps," Kardashian West shared, before turning around and examining herself.
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St Barbara is breathing easy now, after turning around its business from near-collapse just two years ago.
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Wolstenholme had been appointed to the position in August, with the aim of turning around the troubled lender.
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Stocks across Asia were well in the black, with Shanghai stocks turning around early losses to close higher.
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Things are turning around as people have a voice and have a platform of which they can use.
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The common currency eased 0.2 percent to $1.1369 after turning around from a six-month peak of $1.1465.
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Nahle said Pemex had started turning around operations and stopped taking on more debt under the new government.
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The stock initially fell around 4 percent in the premarket before turning around to close 2.8 percent higher.
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For a moment, I thought about turning around and saying something, but I decided it wasn't worth it.
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Bond and equity markets also sold off sharply early in the day on Tuesday, before turning around later.
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In every instance, you see an executive branch saying "enough is enough" and turning around these runaway policies.
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The group has started turning around as President Donald Trump showed openness to ease the sanctions on Huawei.
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But supporters of Rolet say that turning around the exchange in such a major way inevitably ruffled feathers.
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But Shulkin has a history in the private sector, where he became known for turning around struggling hospitals.
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Two days after that, he offloaded flounder at the Beaufort, N.C., docks, before turning around and heading home.
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Legere was immediately tasked with turning around T-Mobile, a struggling cell provider, with his cost-saving ways.
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Mr. Smith is a spiritual adviser to Mr. Bieber, who credits Christianity with turning around his personal life.
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Parents should tell teens that if they really want to stop violence, begin by turning around the culture.
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Kahi, who works with a Nairobi consultancy, had experience turning around distressed businesses, Nakumatt said at the time.
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She became one of Corporate America's top women leaders — but couldn't finish turning around her own company's fortunes.
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Remember: In September 2017, Toys "R" Us filed for bankruptcy in hopes of turning around its struggling business.
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Meanwhile, Schneider's new goal for margin expansion depends on turning around Nestlé's food business and boosting its web sales.
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On "The Profit," Lemonis regularly teams up with small business owners who need his help turning around their businesses.
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The aerospace giant's stock opened positive at $83 a share before turning around and selling off throughout the day.
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Apple shares rose 1.2 percent in early trading before turning around and selling off to close down 1.9 percent.
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Gia then was spotted turning around and happily waving to her mom with a huge grin on her face.
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I remember one time, I was in Nebraska and I seriously thought about turning around and coming back home.
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"I have a niche thing with weather that I do," he tells me without turning around from his monitor.
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"She looked really dead," Grayson told the CBC of turning around to find his grandma unresponsive on the couch.
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"Fast beauty," meaning turning around products in a few months or even weeks, is becoming an expectation of consumers.
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Winning wasn't new to Murphy when he took the job in 1993, and neither was turning around a program.
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Turning around the UK's auto industry could be tough since it has recently suffered serious post-Brexit vote blows.
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"It looks like it's going to die off before it gets to the point of turning around," Chinchar said.
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Earlier this month, Uber's head of HR, Liane Hornsey, who was originally tasked with turning around internal issues, resigned.
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Turning around at the curb, I looked back to see Stassin lugging our forty-two-pound scooters to safety.
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He's talking big about his campaign turning around in Florida on March 15, but Trump may have other plans.
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"Delpo showed his huge heart after turning around the match that looked lost," the Argentina captain Daniel Orsanic said.
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"There's no evidence so far that the business is turning around," said Neel Gopalakrishnan, credit strategist at DBS Group.
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From this behavioral data, the researchers modeled the motion of the people they observed running, walking, and turning around.
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Chief Executive Jeffrey Smith, who is credited with turning around Darden Restaurants, is now chairman of the company's board.
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The crowd cheered -- and perhaps the bull was impressed as well, turning around to see Norman nail the landing.
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Getting it to change is like turning around an ocean liner; captain and crew are perhaps understandably proceeding cautiously.
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What I had wanted to accomplish with him in turning around the company had really been set in place.
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Right now, he is focused on turning around dozens of Covid-19 tests at a time at the hospital.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Schneider's new goal for margin expansion depends on turning around Nestlé's food business and increasing web sales.
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Betances had seemed to be turning around an inconsistent season, but after that outing he became a playoff afterthought.
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"They need to scale up," said General Honoré, who was widely praised for turning around the response to Katrina.
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Mathrani was previously an executive at Brookfield properties, and has a history of turning around businesses dealing with debt.
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Mr. Biden's back-against-the-wall victory was in keeping with South Carolina's tradition of turning around presidential campaigns.
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Best Buy's Hubert Joly Best Buy (BBY) chief executive Hubert Joly was credited for turning around the electronics retailer.
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Rejoice, as the burden of turning around to tell your kids to stop hitting each other is no more.
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Instead of turning around and using our profits to buy another home, we signed a lease for a rental.
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To hear Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus tell it Tuesday, Donald Trump is already turning around the ship.
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United Technologies isn't the only corporation that's still taking our money and then turning around and betraying our workers.
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And consumers began opening up their wallets to support journalism, turning around the fortunes of The New York Times.
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To be sure, shifting Florida away from a car-centric worldview is akin to turning around an ocean liner.
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Like his fellow ArtLifting artists, Mr. Benner said Ms. Powers had played a significant role in turning around his fortunes.
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"We're not turning around and saying that Whole Foods or Rite Aid doing this is any more acceptable," Little said.
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The recent weakness in the housing market could be turning around, thanks to a steep drop in mortgage interest rates.
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The company said four passengers were injured, and the ship is turning around to return to Cape Liberty, New Jersey.
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"Sometimes I take a short video in the mirror, turning around and back to check my work," Rabanal told Mashable.
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But CEO Steve Easterbrook said that is turning around, with average franchisee cash flow growing eight consecutive months through June.
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Twitter, at one time more resistant to shut down accounts due to free speech concerns, seems to be turning around.
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GRG was the division at RBS that was responsible for turning around companies that were showing signs of financial distress.
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Imagine strolling along what's usually a calm street and turning around to see over a dozen horses running towards you.
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"All four Greek banks are supporting Pillarstone in the firm's restructuring and the turning around of the business," he said.
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CHS has made some headway in turning around industry lagging volume trends, but these challenges have proven difficult to overcome.
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If executed effectively, they should help management focus on turning around the remaining brands while supporting liquidity to fund investments.
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While I was turning around after shutting the door, he ran at me and put his hands around my throat.
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In its ruling this week, the court urged the state legislature to proceed "expeditiously" in turning around a fairer map.
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YouTube has a new plan to start turning around its famously bad comments: get the community involved in moderating them.
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The world's biggest retailer had previously talked up Yihaodian as playing a key role in turning around its China business.
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He has said he went ahead with the ARM deal because he believed he was close to turning around Sprint.
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"I see no sign that that's been successful in turning around these trends," she said of the protectionist trade actions.
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In 22017, DeWitt Clinton became part of Mr. de Blasio's Renewal school program, aimed at turning around low-performing schools.
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For Mr. Nadella, the 52-year-old executive credited with turning around Microsoft's slumping business, the news was personally alarming.
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Mr. Iger put Mr. Lasseter and Mr. Catmull in charge of turning around the Burbank-based Walt Disney Animation studio.
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I bundle up and take H. on a walk but he doesn't want to go very far before turning around.
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"Turning around and seeing in her in the dress was a little more than I could choke back," Hughes recalled.
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In September, Chief Executive Officer Helena Foulkes said the department store operator will focus on turning around its underperforming divisions.
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The two will be tasked with turning around a part of HSBC's global business that has underperformed in recent years.
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One posted a picture on Twitter of the onboard flight map showing the aircraft turning around over Papua New Guinea.
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While at Burberry (BBRYF), Ahrendts was credited with turning around the luxury fashion brand and expanding its presence in Asia.
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In her decades-long career, Whitman has been credited with turning around eBay and making major changes at Hewlett-Packard.
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Wade, saying the court had "abandoned" ideals in the first amendment but now things were turning around with the new administration.
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And the president can turn, and he&aposs already turning around and saying, hey, look, Democrats, I do have this power.
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The fortunes of the British steelmaker have recovered under private investment firm Greybull Capital, which specializes in turning around struggling businesses.
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Oil & China have bottomed, Europe is turning around With summer right around the corner, Hollywood is bracing for a blockbuster season.
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Meet him at the airport with an envelope with $5,000 in it, or he's turning around and getting on another plane.
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Things started turning around with the Solo 3s a few years ago and then got really good with the Powerbeats Pro.
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With remarkable efficiency, she built a reputation for turning around rapid responses to acts of police brutality and anti-black violence.
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"Me turning around was like the last minute of my memory," he said, recalling the moment right before he was shot.
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But Son said on Monday his decision to move for ARM reflected his confidence that Sprint was close to turning around.
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"We are working with the new Chipotle board and management to assist the company in turning around its operations," Ackman wrote.
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"Brian and his team have made significant progress turning around Chipotle and reaccelerating growth," Ackman wrote in Pershing Square's shareholder presentation.
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She shared two others in the same elaborately lit room before turning around and showing her baby bump in the third.
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For example: Why did he tell Elizabeth that Paige would be fine, before turning around and telling Philip the exact opposite?
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The man aims again, seemingly lower, and quickly fires a shot, before turning around, holstering his weapon, and rejoining the march.
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"Turning around a company in Nissan's state is a bit like Formula 1 racing," he wrote in the Harvard Business Review.
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Since then, the group has focused on turning around declining sales of its brands, which include Iglo, Birds Eye and Findus.
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Mr. Cosby, 79, appeared disoriented at times during Wednesday's hearing, turning around in his chair, and staring at the courtroom ceiling.
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He's also watching Celgene, which he thinks might finally be turning around after falling more than twenty four percent this year.
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He did so by dramatically turning around markets by saying that he would "do whatever it takes" to save the euro.
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Currently the chief executive of Via Varejo, Estermann is credited with turning around the once struggling retailer with tech-savvy initiatives.
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Customers trading in their games, and GameStop turning around and re-selling those games, remains the cornerstone of the company's business.
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He can have her only if he can lead her back to the surface without turning around to look at her.
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Piyush Goyal, who has been credited with turning around the coal mining sector, will run the railways while remaining coal minister.
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Pappas, who was also riding a bike, rode past the doctor before turning around and pulling the trigger, according to police.
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Starboard's stipulation that Perrigo focus on its profitable over-the-counter business is a good recipe for turning around the company.
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Of course, during all this time, companies were issuing new options to their executives, then turning around and buying back stock.
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Blanchette will take the mantle of CEO immediately, the company said Tuesday, with the aim of turning around the struggling brand.
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Halfway home, I realize I left my coffee cup at work but I'm way too far to even consider turning around.
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Gortat had just finished turning around from a pivot, and caught Wall's pass with his face instead of his outstretched hands.
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He kept turning around, pounding his glove, kicking the dirt, looking about the stadium, as if to say to himself: Remember.
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The soda company is doubling down on energy drinks and with an eye toward turning around its struggling Mountain Dew brand.
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So when it comes to turning around a losing N.F.L. team, "I'm very prepared for difficult moments," he told The Times.
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Collins said he doubted that Cobb had enough room to stay in bounds, until turning around and discovering that he did.
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"It shows what happens when the commodity prices start turning around and some of the negativity starts going away," said Cieszynski.
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Several investment bankers said that Vedanta's management did have a strong reputation for turning around businesses and keeping costs under control.
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We're told the pilot -- after pushing back from the gate -- announced he was turning around because of a customer service issue.
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Instead of him turning around and going the other way – like everyone had reassured me he would do – the rapist stayed there.
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This week, investors across asset classes will examine data for signs of whether a cooling in the global economy is turning around.
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The Denver Nuggets hope to begin turning around their fortunes away from home when they visit the struggling Sacramento Kings on Monday.
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"I thought when he got the job at the pizza place, things were really turning around," says Nick's mom after he's arrested.
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Turning around to look behind you also means being blasted by the Subpac haptic speakers that are built into the back cushions.
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Here's a look at the crucial role that immigrant business owners and consumers have played in turning around this Rust Belt city.
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He was tasked with turning around the company that had been struggling in Asia and failing to post sustained annual profit growth.
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Turning around the electoral map, Johnson argued, will require a continued presence in polling and an invitation to the general election debates.
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Gold was near a six-year low in February before turning around on market turmoil and the global drop in bond yields.
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" Turning around the camera once again, Cardi, who was now snuggled next to the Migos rapper, 26, sweetly cooed, "I love you.
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But the entire apparatus of conservative media and Republican Trump supporters are turning around to aim directly at Biden and his credibility.
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Maduro, a former bus driver whose second term in office starts in January, faces a colossal task turning around Venezuela's moribund economy.
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UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibe said Thailand had transformed the lives of thousands of women and children through turning around the epidemic.
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Instead of him turning around and going the other way—like everyone had reassured me he would do—the rapist stayed there.
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Mayer, hired in July 2012, was given a difficult task — turning around one of the biggest but also oldest tech companies around.
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The ratings also reflect the execution risk associated with turning around the UK operations in a competitive and highly challenging market environment.
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Culp is working on turning around GE's fortunes as he focuses on improving the company's cash generation, as well as cutting costs.
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Taking on the task of turning around the longstanding mess in New York wouldn't be an easy ask even for peak Rose.
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The VA needs a leader with a deep knowledge of veterans' issues and an unwavering commitment to turning around the foundering agency.
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"This modest exposure to Whole Foods would limit the potential fallout from Whole Foods turning around under Amazon's umbrella," Loop Capital said.
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The quarterly results painted a picture of a company that appears to be slowly turning around its balance sheet despite many headwinds.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell as much as 22021 points on election night before turning around quickly ahead of the open.
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Zanaida Robles, who has been conducting the Street Symphony "Messiah" since 2015, welcomes such friendly interruptions, often turning around to acknowledge them.
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NAB, the country's No.4 lender, named Ross McEwan, credited with turning around Royal Bank of Scotland, as its new chief executive.
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Being the flake I am, I bailed at the last minute, driving out there and then turning around to go to sleep.
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We believe there is moderate execution risk in turning around Neotel and generating sustainable enterprise revenue growth in a competitive operating environment.
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Five minutes later, he was on the radio, saying he was turning around and asking for a landing spot, the official said.
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Intel shareholders' lackluster year compared with its chip peers may be turning around with the launch of its new gaming-focused processors.
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But as the chant drifted into the stadium, only two or three people in the top row could be seen turning around.
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With $100, she bought T-shirts, bumper stickers and hats, before turning around and spending $70 more on gifts for her brother.
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Chief Financial Officer Ewen Stevenson was instrumental in turning around UK state-owned lender Royal Bank of Scotland after the financial crisis.
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The S&P 500 also closed above its 100-day moving average Monday, after turning around at that 200-day level Friday.
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Fox News' Shep Smith: Trump is turning around the NFL kneeling issue for his base, reframing it into something it's not. pic.twitter.
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In Utah, he is tasked with turning around a club mired in an 11-game winless streak in regular-season M.L.S. play.
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However, much will depend on how much any potential investor is willing to pay to even hope of turning around the business.
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Despite what could be a thankless role as a government stooge, he more than keeps up with the cogs turning around him.
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The opposition party has long feared that Trump would respond to Russian interference in the election by turning around and helping Putin.
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The people heckling the protesters can't deliver their burns without turning around and seeing who's laughing and which one is a winner.
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CHS has made some headway in turning around the company's hospital industry-lagging volume trends, but these challenges have proven difficult to overcome.
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Yet things are already turning around by episode two and are mostly righted by episodes three and four (which both aired this week).
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This creates a cycle where growing uncertainty over management's capacity at turning around the business further hampers the implementation of its strategic initiatives.
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Erik's parents allegedly told police they heard a car turning around in their driveway about 30 minutes before his body was actually discovered.
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" Pete's on-the-ground experience as mayor, turning around a Midwestern industrial city, is exactly why he is running for president," he continued.
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" He added that Detroit, where the debate took place, is "turning around because the government and the private sector are working well together.
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"France, which has seen a pick up in activity this year, is turning around after having previously diverged from Germany's lead," said Baring.
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The fresh start and infrastructure of the Warriors should be good for him — they appear to be betting on turning around his career.
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Munoz has the task of turning around United's industry-lagging satisfaction scores and stock, which has fallen 7 percent in the past year.
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The weather would start turning around late Saturday, Myers said, but he warned that its aftermath would bring Texans a different threat: mosquitoes.
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Hexcel is underperforming the market, down 12 percent over the past year, but things may be turning around for the composite materials manufacturer.
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I came running in just as she was turning around with a cookie sheet and the corner got me right in the face.
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Unfortunately, we didn't yet completely lose traction―that would happen another mile farther where turning around or maneuvering at all was completely impossible.
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"In this era of turning around articles very quickly, the corners that get cut sometimes impact the fit of the garment," she said.
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" -- July 2115 remarks with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan "Now we're taking in billions of dollars from China, and it's all turning around.
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While the company's 25.4 outlook was worse than analysts expected, Culp's first forecast gave shareholders hope that GE's fortunes have begun turning around.
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"Without him I wouldn't have the life that I have right now," she says, before turning around and giving Joseph a tight hug.
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Siemens has been looking for help in turning around its ailing turbines business, which has been battling a world-wide collapse in demand.
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It was known as one of the best boxing clubs in the country, credited with turning around the lives of many young people.
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You know, it's like turning around Tatler magazine when I took over as a young editor at the age of 25 in London.
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To date, British Columbia has cut its rules virtually in half while turning around its economy, and maintaining top health and environmental rankings.
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Niccol is set to unveil his vision for turning around the beleaguered burrito chain Wednesday after the bell in a special investors call.
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Both men were on their bikes on July 20 when Pappas rode past Hausknecht before turning around and fatally shooting him, police said.
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However, maybe in honor of the current cosmic vibes, try making Mercury happy by turning around briefly and remembering where you came from.
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His account of how David Kappos succeeded in turning around the United States Patent and Trademark Office a decade ago is genuinely uplifting.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 220%, turning around from a loss of about 20.1% earlier in the day.
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And while his life appears to be turning around, he said the gold medal would remain in the cabinet — at least for now.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 220%, turning around from a loss of about 20.1% earlier in the day.
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Lulu stopped midway for a sniff before dashing backward, then turning around and casually trotting across the finish, taking a leisurely 32 seconds.
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"Excuse you," snapped a woman to a guy with a huge backpack who had rammed her in the face by simply turning around.
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In December, Trump called her "little Katy" and a "third-rate reporter" during a rally, with many attendees turning around to boo her.
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My first memory is pushing off one guy and turning around to see my boyfriend on the ground being kicked by the other.
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Each of Georgia Tech's six league victories have come by seven points or fewer, turning around a recent history of losing tight games.
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" Meagher continued, "Pete's on the ground experience as mayor, turning around a Midwestern industrial city, is exactly why he is running for president.
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Sycamore has said little about its plans for Victoria's Secret, and it is unclear how it might go about turning around the business.
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Coric pounded Murray's backhand — often turning around his own backhand to deliver forehands instead — and also left Murray stranded with several drop shots.
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It is difficult to see conservatives who have described the law as a disaster turning around to work on measures to fix it.
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Conduent's focus on turning around unprofitable contracts, customary price declines and lower volumes, particularly in commercial industries should constrain near-term revenue growth.
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Last year, he enraged conservatives by voting against the repeal, and then ultimately angered Democrats by turning around and voting for partial repeal.
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Publicis said Marcel would still play a key roleToday, Publicis&apos top priority is integrating Epsilon and turning around a poor financial performance.
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But bringing in some of these industry best practices, user-centered design, technology, really can make a difference in turning around some systems. Absolutely.
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She showed off her outfit further in a video on Kylie's Instagram story, turning around to give the camera a view from the back.
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As part of the deal, Fairway would focus on turning around the business without having to close a majority of its stores, Bloomberg reported.
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Hill, who was quite vocal on the conference call with analysts, said he was the ideal candidate for the job after turning around Marvell.
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Sansa swears not to tell anyone else, and she honors that promise by immediately turning around and telling Tyrion, knowing the word will spread.
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There's undeniable physical comedy involved in holding painful, tense eye contact with someone you love and then turning around and diving into the ocean.
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Like my mum turning around and I was swigging on children's Tylenol even though I knew it was wrong because I liked the taste.
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We're starting to see maybe a little bit of this turning around, but I want to get back to this issue of the presidency.
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A former Airbus Group executive, Butschek has been tasked with turning around Tata's tumbling sales in India, and he has his work cut out.
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However, growing trade disputes are disrupting agricultural supply chains worldwide, with ships carrying U.S. sorghum exports turning around after China raised prices for buyers.
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"A fair deal is far better than no deal," he said, turning around May's argument that no deal is better than a bad deal.
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A slowdown in corporate earnings this year also seemed to be turning around as results this season have come in largely better than expected.
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Now, couple that with the fact that there's no way to deploy a trap or use a throwing weapon without stopping or turning around.
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Armstrong stopped signing autographs in 1994 after he discovered that some people were turning around and selling the documents he'd autographed, The Times reported.
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Bitcoin, which on Monday touched $8,939.18, its highest in more than a year, was up 0.3% at $8,797.4, turning around from an earlier drop.
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SpaceX is shooting for turning around a Falcon 2628 first-stage in a day, though typically the time required will be a little longer.
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He gained much of his knowledge from being on the backs of sore horses and has built a reputation for turning around problematic thoroughbreds.
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The deal is a further sign that pricing power in the high-yield market on both sides of the Atlantic is slowly turning around.
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It's hard to find a lawyer who is both diligent in their work and quick when turning around documents at a fast-paced startup.
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When Tidjane Thiam joined Credit Suisse as chief executive in 2015, he was charged with turning around the Swiss bank and steadying its profit.
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Chief Executive Christian Sewing pointed to "significant progress" in recent months in turning around the bank in the presentation ahead of an investor day.
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" Barrack said Trump's support of Manafort ended following an August 3003 TV interview, in which Manafort "took individual credit for turning around the campaign.
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Mr. Brown is shown walking toward the door with the sack, then turning around and handing the cigarillos back across the counter before exiting.
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Fiat Chrysler boss Sergio Marchionne has already achieved the near-impossible, turning around Chrysler, cutting debt and spinning off Ferrari at a luxury valuation.
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The holiday season will be the first for new CEO Jill Soltau, who is tasked with turning around a ship that her predecessors could not.
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The once-feted executive, credited for turning around both Renault and Nissan, remains in detention as he awaits trial that could be several months away.
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The Three-Eyed Raven (Max Von Sydow) insists that Ned's turning around is purely coincidence: "The past is already written," the Three-Eyed Raven says.
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The company had in February reported annual sales growth for the first time since 2009, turning around its business after a series of patent losses.
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Turning around to propose that a new abolition movement would reverse these deeper problems may work as a homily, but it is unpersuasive as policy.
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I stumbled on logs and obstacles hidden by rotting leaves, falling a half-dozen times before turning around and receiving well-earned mockery from locals.
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It looks like the district's strategy for turning around Brown 20183 included paying Principal Number Four about $29,000 less per year than Principal Number One.
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Celebrating a country that was made great by immigrants and then turning around and barring immigrants from that country is...not getting your story straight.
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Investigators said the shooter passed Hausknecht from behind and rode at least a block ahead before turning around and firing three shots at his victim.
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All this counts on eBay turning around from a rough couple of years that's seen competitors like Amazon and Alibaba steal much of its turf.
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The company had been one of the earliest adopters of the new age in fashion, turning around its core business to profitability in two years.
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You know, I like Cummins, but I know that the truck business is turning around and I think you've got a good play on it.
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" Bloomberg wrote that in the coming weeks he will "dive even deeper into the work of turning around our country, through concrete actions and results.
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FAITHFUL followers of Twitter believe that Jack Dorsey, one of the social network's founders, is the only person capable of turning around the struggling firm.
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Ghosn is a titan of the auto world, known as "Le Cost Killer" in France for taking a strong approach to turning around struggling businesses.
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Syracuse might be on the verge of turning around its disappointing season but there still is one key result missing: a win away from home.
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Its cofounders and co-CEOs departed, and uBiome has been adding executives and board members who have experience with bankruptcies and turning around troubled companies.
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At two major industry conferences he attended last month, Amara Chief Executive John McGloin said there was a sense that things could be turning around.
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Frei, a Harvard Business School professor, was previously a senior vice president at Uber, where she was charged with turning around a toxic corporate culture.
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Miller, who has served as chief of Joint Special Operations Command since 2016, will now be charged with turning around the 17-year-old war.
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The move comes as the Japanese telecom concern tries to cut costs and focus on turning around Sprint, the American cellphone service provider it controls.
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But the technology is still nowhere as smooth as our regular vision, and the process of turning around in tiny movements gave me significant nausea.
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The song spends a lot of time at the beginning twisting and turning around itself to fully flex what McDonald is able to pull off.
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The shell's operation consists of users entering commands from a predefined set and then turning around and telling the operating system how to do that.
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Things are already turning around in Haute-Savoie, the department where he is based in the eastern Alps region of France, bordering France and Italy.
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Analysts had been skeptical about the benefits AGL would derive from a takeover of Vocus, which is in the midst of turning around its business.
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We all celebrated the victory of putting a scratch in the paint, and now that car (misogyny) is turning around and speeding straight toward us.
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This is one of many statements about storytelling made by an artist whose work I have been turning around in my mind for some years.
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A dynamic executive credited with turning around the Japanese manufacturer, Ghosn was arrested in November 2018 and charged with multiple financial misdeeds while running Nissan.
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Under the watchful eye of a microscope, busy little blobs scoot around in a field of liquid—moving forward, turning around, sometimes spinning in circles.
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The South Carolina firm bought thousands of foreclosed homes from the government, turning around and reselling these often rundown homes "as is" to aspiring homeowners.
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Some Brazilians joke that a bold outsider — like Tite, the coach turning around the fortunes of Brazil's national soccer team — should run the country instead.
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Early demand for the new model was strong, and in Apple's October earnings call, Cook noted that the company's prospects in China were turning around.
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Just because the planet wasn't quite as warm in 2019 as it was in 2016 that shouldn't not be misinterpreted as climate change turning around.
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To his supporters, Ramaphosa's business success equips him for the task of turning around an economy grappling with 28 percent unemployment and credit rating downgrades.
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Hornsey, who joined Uber in January, has, as the title suggests, been seen as one of the women in charge of turning around the troubled company.
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"Turning around WPP requires decisive action and radical thinking, and our performance in the third quarter of 2018 reinforces our belief in that approach," Read said.
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New York-based KKR, known for successfully turning around media companies, has said it sees opportunities to transform GfK into a technology-based market research leader.
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They actually had made it to the Texas side initially, and Martinez placed his child there before turning around to get his wife, a journalist says.
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Panthers 3, Coyotes 2 Mike Matheson finished off a three-goal Florida flurry in less than six minutes, turning around a game that Arizona was dominating.
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The drone, which was expected to release in the first half of the year, was seen by analysts as key in turning around the company's fortunes.
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The new feature comes off the back of Snap turning around its decline in users last year, and looking to a redesign for the Android app.
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"Not only did Apple deliver a nice top- and bottom-line beat, but China, the major source of weakness last quarter, is turning around," Cramer said.
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Walmsley has made her top priority turning around the pharmaceuticals division, which analysts see as a prerequisite for any potential future spin-off of consumer health.
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The Surface Transportation Board's (STB) July 27 letter to Harrison, a septuagenarian railroad legend famed for turning around two Canadian railroads - Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd (CP.
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K/lab plays into Kohl's greater multi-year strategy for turning around sales called the Greatness Agenda, which is a multi-pillared approach began in 2014.
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He proclaimed that his characters were turning around the fortunes of the now-rebranded company, and that they were ushering in the "Marvel Age of Comics".
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Economy Reality Check: Clinton on economy By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Clinton praised President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden for turning around America's economic fortunes.
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American Apparel now faces the uphill task of turning around a company reeling from Mr. Charney's departure, the legal battle that followed, and protracted bankruptcy proceedings.
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So when people start turning around at the computer laughing in the back and it&aposs me, I mean -- I just -- what is wrong with dying?
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Instead of turning around and expelling American diplomats from Russia or launching provocative military maneuvers, the Kremlin has responded with snarky statements and tweets trolling Obama.
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Keeping the rest is a key to turning around three stubborn global trends: climate change, the sixth great extinction crisis and the loss of human cultures.
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The IDR of 'CCC' reflects high execution risk in sustainably turning around Vivarte's remaining activities due to a very unfavourable market environment, while maintaining high leverage.
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Nonetheless, turning around a company saddled with losses after two bank bailouts would not be easy and would require Foxconn to work "very hard," Gou conceded.
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At current altitude restrictions, it could inspect up to 23.5,4.53 acres of farmland a day, turning around surveys faster and more accurately than planes or satellites.
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At current altitude restrictions, it could inspect up to 0.83,20.8 acres of farmland a day, turning around surveys faster and more accurately than planes or satellites.
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The decline reversed the 0.6 percent gain seen between April and March, an improvement that was taken as a sign the industrial economy was turning around.
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Thompson remembers turning around at the front of the building to see he hadn't chased her, and thinking, You're just a scaredy-cat little Minnesota girl.
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There is, however, hope that things are turning around; in October, the trains hit a 70 percent on-time rate for the first time in years.
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Any new chief executive will face a tough task turning around WeWork, which posted a $1.4 billion operating loss in the first half of the year.
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Given the right financial incentives, Mr. Legere might be drawn to the challenge of turning around a company that is likely to remain in the spotlight.
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Pappas and Hausknecht were on their bicycles on July 20 when, police said, the suspect rode past the doctor before turning around and fatally shooting him.
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Harrison's model was central in turning around the Canadian National Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway, now two of the most successful systems in North America.
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On Monday, the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 21 both hit new peaks on hopes that declining U.S. corporate earnings are turning around.
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Moonves has been a towering figure in television for decades, credited with turning around a network that had been mired for years at the bottom ratings.
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Amid the global coronavirus outbreak, the cruise ship then adjusted its time table — turning around and heading back to Puntas Arenas so guests could get home.
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Crime was already dropping when he took office, and turning around the city's lowest-performing schools and curbing homelessness have proven major challenges for the mayor.
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The executives will lead a revamped C-suite that will be responsible for turning around the company following its disastrous attempt at an IPO last year.
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" He called the the Taj Mahal "truly incredible" before turning around to observe its majesty, holding hands with the first lady, who called it "lovely, beautiful.
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Those same investment bankers, within weeks, literally, are turning around and saying, 'We have client demand, hence we're going to start up some operations on it.
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Which may go a long way to explaining why so much recently-arrived aluminum is already turning around and heading back out of the LME system.
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This suggests Trump could have a much more difficult job turning around his bad ratings than Reagan or really any president in the modern polling era.
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But things are turning around; for people of the future, our time may be remembered as a period not of death, but of rejuvenation and rebirth.
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It's not clear whether Mulally would come out of retirement for this gig, but the long-time transportation executive has experience turning around a troubled company.
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Earnings for the Spider-Man franchise have been dwindling since the premiere of Sam Rami's "Spider-Man" in 2002, but things seem to be turning around.
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I remember turning around and rushing to the amp to get feedback and watching Julia Holter walk out, fingers in ears, but hey, I was digging it.
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"That got my wheels turning around the concept of facilitating science to be done remotely in places that would otherwise be seen as very dangerous," he says.
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Fortunately, it seems that things may be turning around for the woman who's too often been used as an unfortunate pawn in the games of evil men.
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Thanks to a long-standing tradition of bailouts and government intervention, China has never had much demand for specialists with experience of turning around state-owned firms.
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"[Police] believe she was confused and was turning around in a park, and that her GPS may have directed her to go the wrong way," Liz says.
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Background: The three investors were co-founders of Leadgate, a distressed investment firm that had first experienced success in Uruguay by turning around a local dairy company.
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There are no impending IPOs this week, but there were two rounds that we found interesting: Finally, WeWork wants you to know that it is turning around.
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With both cameras in front of you, Touch works great, unless you block the controllers with your body — something that's easy enough to do by turning around.
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Brotman, 48, will also be a president at J. Crew, reporting to Chief Executive Officer James Brett, who is charged with turning around sales at the retailer.
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Franke has earned a reputation for aggressive cost-cutting and a track record for turning around ailing airlines over his more than two-decade career in airlines.
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The Swede rallied from a break down in each set, turning around a 0-2 deficit both times en route to victory in one hour, 37 minutes.
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Fitch's conservative assumption regarding profitability improvement continues to mirror the execution risk in turning around sales and profitability in a highly competitive and fast-changing retail environment.
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Lawmaker Paulo Abi-Ackel of the PSDB credited Temer with turning around the economy, falling inflation, interest rates and record unemployment, and early signs of renewed growth.
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LG avoided using voice commands with the later keynote demo of their hotel service robots, instead opting to have them do complex maneuvers such as… turning around.
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I have a vivid memory of my entire third grade class turning around to stare at the beast who dared emit noise from her anus (it me).
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Shares of Sears stock were trading up around 5 percent Tuesday morning, following the news, before turning around and trading down about 1.5 percent by mid-afternoon.
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She must also work under the chairmanship of Archie Norman, who joined M&S this month and is known for turning around some of Britain's biggest companies.
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"If we get the right pieces and continue to grow as a team and everything, we see this turning around real quick," he said before the game.
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Management has a track record in turning around distressed telecoms operations in east Africa, but the timing and the magnitude of improving operations at Neotel remain uncertain.
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Coach Stan Van Gundy did a great job turning around the Detroit Pistons, and his mentoring of center Andre Drummond has turned him into an elite player.
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When I arrived back on my Brooklyn stoop the next day I had circled the globe without turning around, gone away and come back, all at once.
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After twisting and turning around the meaning behind his own writing, he realizes that the thing itself will never go away, both a blessing and a curse.
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Microsoft has regained some ground with its homegrown hardware, turning around losses from Surface and receiving critical acclaim for the Surface Book, the first Microsoft-made laptop.
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This season, his third in Cleveland, things seemed to be turning around for the consistently hapless Browns, as Jackson led them to a 2180-333-1 start.
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PepsiCo will acquire Rockstar Energy in a $3.85 billion deal, doubling down on energy drinks and with an eye toward turning around its struggling Mountain Dew brand.
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Mathrani is a seasoned real estate executive who will be tasked with turning around the fortunes of the troubled start-up, following its failed IPO last year.
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Flight MH128 — heading to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from Melbourne — was in the air for just 14 minutes, according to Flightradar24, an aircraft monitoring site, before turning around.
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This had the remarkable effect of turning around the decade's old increase in welfare rolls and resulted in a nearly 60 percent reduction nationwide in their numbers.
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With Foxconn turning around the struggling liquid crystal display (LCD) maker since last year's $3.8 billion acquisition, Sharp is now looking to invest in future growth drivers.
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New York (CNN Business)Jill Soltau, a veteran retail leader most recently in charge of Joann fabric and craft stores, will be tasked with turning around JCPenney.
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Yang said Lenovo is on track to meet its goal of turning around the mobile business by the second half of the fiscal year starting in April.
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Channeling the bit of Michael Scott awkwardness we each have inside us, McCain chose to diffuse the situation by making a goofy "bleh" face and turning around.
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You could look to Robin Hood for answers, but you'd only get so far; Robin Hood, at least, was turning around and giving away what he stole.
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Earlier this month the company warned that its results would be significantly below prior expectations and that it didn't see things turning around in the near term.
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To his supporters, Ramaphosa's business success makes him well-suited to the task of turning around an economy grappling with 28 percent unemployment and credit rating downgrades.
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"It is literally impossible to start turning around a reputation when it's still getting damaged by new allegations and developments in various investigations," Bernstein told CNBC by email.
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One was a cheerleader who couldn't spell her cheers and the other was a possessed babysitter who couldn't get through a bedtime story without her head turning around.
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"We believe revenue should be fine, but for the stock to regain momentum and drive higher ad penetration, user growth must show evidence of turning around," Graham wrote.
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There were more than a few days where I thought about turning around, especially when I was out in states like Nebraska and Iowa, but I kept going.
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Reality Check: Clinton on economy July 28, 24 By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Clinton praised President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden for turning around America's economic fortunes.
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Swift could then be seen turning around in her seat to explain to someone that she missed a note in her song, and asked them if they noticed.
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American Apparel now faces the uphill task of turning around a company still reeling from Mr. Charney's departure, a legal battle that has followed, and protracted bankruptcy proceedings.
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Mattel was also hit hard by the bankruptcy of Toys R Us. Under Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Jet is committed to turning around its business and creating "a competitive cost structure that ensures a sustainable future for the airline and its stakeholders", the spokeswoman said.
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Voters who arrived just before closing time Tuesday night told CNN that they saw numerous people turning around due to traffic on the road to the polling location.
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"We took a big, big beautiful ship that we're turning around, and a lot of good things are happening," Trump said, according to the White House pool report.
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Only by traveling hundreds of thousands or millions of miles away, then turning around, can we truly appreciate what the 239,000 miles between two worlds actually looks like.
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And as I was turning around to leave he opened the door and said, "Hey, where're you going" And I gave him $10, and he filled my hand!
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This man, who usually rips our articles and ideas to shreds within seconds, is now turning around in circles on a Segway in the middle of our office.
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She has coached at Baylor since 20163, turning around a team that went 7-20 the season before she arrived and setting a powerful example for her son.
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But that hasn't stopped the president-elect from using the announcements to create the impression that he is single-handedly turning around American manufacturing even before taking office.
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His exchanges with these enlisted men, an official said, left him sober about the prospects for turning around a war that has dragged on for nearly 214 years.
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The SME unit would also buy so-called "unlikely-to-pay" loans, which are not yet in default and could be recovered by turning around the troubled borrower.
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Do you need a guide so you don&apost have to keep turning around to look at the screen in the conference room in front of your coworkers?
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Thursday's move comes even as Jet's lenders still try to seek expressions of interest in the debt-laden carrier from potential investors interested in turning around the airline.
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This exodus only adds to the challenges Spiegel faces in turning around the company after the fallout from his controversial redesign, increased competition from Instagram and other issues.
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Principals charged with turning around schools have seemed to be particularly vulnerable to investigations, because their efforts to push teachers harder or to remove them have angered people.
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His exchanges with these enlisted men, an official said, left him sober about the prospects for turning around a war that has dragged on for nearly 16 years.
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Winoker had a buy rating on GE shares while he covered the stock, as he said in October that CEO Larry Culp is "key" to turning around GE's fortunes.
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"I mean she's 71 you guys, and that's amazing and is probably why I have this situation going on [turning around showing her rear end]," Ora said to E!
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ET, delivering a secret satellite for a U.S. spy agency to orbit before turning around and heading back to Earth for a picture perfect daylight landing at the Cape.
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Investors this week will be scrutinising data - including Germanys ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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However, I am aware that turning around with a backpack at a work event in a cocktail bar or restaurant is a great way to accidentally send someone flying.
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Jet's lenders, led by State Bank of India (SBI) are still trying to seek expressions of interest in the carrier from potential investors interested in turning around the airline.
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It happens in school—I remember walking up the stairs and having my ass grabbed and then turning around and not being able to figure out who did it.
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Greybull, which specialises in turning around distressed businesses, paid former owners Tata Steel a nominal one pound in 2016 for the loss-making company which they renamed British Steel.
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Lejuez further argued that operating or turning around a smaller fleet would be easier than a larger one, as it would be easier to keep the store base cohesive.
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Walmart has been focused on turning around its international business by targeting higher growth markets such as China and India and exiting or tying up with local players elsewhere.
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A premier baseball stadium was his and Mayor Norris Poulson's—whose support O'Malley adamantly had—proposal to be the catalyst for turning around the work-and-flee downtown area.
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President Donald Trump has just unveiled his plan for turning around the 16-year war in Afghanistan that he and others in his administration admit the US is losing.
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Simmons was always supposed to be the transcendent, generational prospect, and he has the title of First Overall and the task of turning around a thoroughly tanked-out team.
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Horta-Osório, who is Portuguese, has run Lloyds for the past five years and is highly regarded for turning around the lender after it struggled following the financial crisis.
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Vocus, Australia's fourth-largest internet provider, is in the midst of turning around its business, and has had three other potential suitors withdraw offers over the past two years.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket — carrying a top-secret spy satellite — from NASA's Kennedy Space Center Monday, before turning around and heading back to Earth.
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In addition to the investment, Starboard's chief executive, Jeff Smith, who is credited with turning around Olive Garden's parent company Darden Restaurants, is now chairman of Papa John's board.
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Toronto slowly is turning around its fortunes with back-to-back series victories for the first time this season and wins in seven of its last 11 contests overall.
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Questrom, who's often credited with turning around J.C. Penney in the early 2000s, said it's not just online sales and the number of malls hurting brick-and-mortar stores.
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Just two weeks into his new role as CEO, Gonzalez is tasked with turning around one of the world's largest companies that has ailed under debt and political obligations.
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Wallace was also tough with an audience just itching to turn the event into another edition of "The Voice" by turning around on several occasions to admonish the crowd.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this year that Neumann had made "millions of dollars" buying personal stakes in buildings and then turning around and leasing them to WeWork.
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Rorsted, also with feet on both sides of the Atlantic as a Danish national and Harvard Business alumnus, had success turning around Adidas and Henkel in the United States.
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Meanwhile, given domestic struggles to fund Trump's $1.5 trillion plan for turning around the United States' "third-world" infrastructure, the prospects of U.S. funding for African infrastructure remain remote.
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It seemed like things might be turning around when, on March 18, security forces captured Salah Abdeslam, believed to be the last remaining direct participant in the Paris attacks.
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Investors this week will be scrutinising data - including Germany's ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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The pup in question comes up against a fence, and instead of turning around and heading home with his tail between his legs, our intrepid explorer scales the fence.
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Macy's stock, which ended 2019 with a 43% loss, seems to be turning around, outperforming the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) year to date with a 2.5% gain.
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Paul Brown has developed a reputation for successfully turning around brands over the past six years, and he told us there's a deceptively simple technique key to his approach.
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Mueller, 54, was brought in as the airline's CEO in May 2015 on the strength of his experience turning around Ireland's Aer Lingus, Belgium's Sabena, and Germany's Lufthansa (LHAG.DE).
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Clips show Graham calling the president a "race-baiting, xenophobic and religious bigot" in 2016, and then turning around and saying the exact opposite after Trump won the election.
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Harrison, 73, a railway icon known for turning around railroad companies, was in the midst of an overhaul to boost profits at CSX, where he joined in March this year.
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The questions about Gustafsson's motivation that hung heavily over his meeting with Jan Błachowicz have been quelled slightly given how quickly he is turning around from his UFC Hamburg bout.
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Investors this week will be scrutinising data - including Germanys ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due on Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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The collection opens with "The Cold Boy," in which a child falls into a winter pond, "his tiny body floating there, turning around and around" under a sheet of ice.
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After turning around a lethargic Fiat he engineered a merger in 2009 with Chrysler, with the backing of the American government, and set about restructuring its management and sales practices.
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Natura acquired The Body Shop from L'Oreal two years ago for around $1 billion and has been working on turning around the retail chain, which had struggled with increased competition.
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And I write in the book, as I'm turning around, I'm thinking to myself... 'You know, the problem here isn't Tyler, or even the autism, the problem here is me.
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Investors this week will be scrutinizing data - including Germany's ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due on Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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London-listed Melrose was set up 15 years ago and focuses on turning around industrial companies and then finding new owners for them, following a strategy of "buy, improve, sell".
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He's credited with turning around the Bush administration's sluggish response to Hurricane Katrina that devastated New Orleans in 2005 after criticism mounted that storm victims were being left to die.
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Turning around while face-sitting can offer new angles to change up sensations on the clit and G-spot, not to mention a great view of the top partner's butt.
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Mattel was also hit hard by the bankruptcy of Toys R Us. Under CEO Ynon Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Now, Mayfield has been given the task of turning around a miserable Browns franchise, which has combined for 4 total wins in the past 3 seasons ... including ZERO in 2017.
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Among them, National Australia Bank was the biggest mover as traders cheered its hire of Ross McEwan, credited with turning around Royal Bank of Scotland, as its new chief executive.
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Loss-making Norwegian is in the midst of a massive transatlantic expansion aimed at turning around the company's fortunes by replicating the low-cost model that worked for European flights.
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Under Peck, who took the helm last year, Gap has focused on turning around its Banana Republic and namesake brands by offering trendier clothes and discounting to match online prices.
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Dament stepped down in November, less than eighteen months after she was appointed and tasked with turning around the retailer's grocery business, which accounts for a fifth of Target's sales.
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Shares in Melrose, which focuses on turning around industrial companies and then finding new owners for them, were up by 7% after it also raised its interim dividend by 10%.
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Shares in Melrose, which focuses on turning around industrial companies and then finding new owners for them, were up by 7% after it also raised its interim dividend by 10%.
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In April 2018, the company announced it was launching Zillow Offers and would purchase homes directly from sellers, doing any necessary repairs before turning around to resell the house itself.
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General Electric delivered fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday that topped analyst expectations and gave a better-than-anticipated cash-flow forecast that signaled the troubled conglomerate could be turning around.
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By looking at the S&P's proprietary oscillator, a technical tool that measures buying and selling pressure in the index, Cramer determined that stocks could be close to turning around.
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SoftBank Chairman and CEO Masayoshi Son told a news conference on Monday that he had enough confidence that Sprint was turning around after several years where the business has struggled.
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"Last year we put a new strategy in place aiming at turning around performance and reaching a 10 percent operating margin," Chief Executive Borje Ekholm said on a conference call.
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The move allows the group to focus on turning around the division's plant construction business under new management, and potentially clears the way for a sale of the shipbuilding unit.
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Instead, Mr. Baker invested heavily in its stores, and he is widely credited with turning around the retailer's fortunes — although he has also wrung money out of its real estate.
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Soltau will face a daunting task: turning around JCPenney (JCP), a former retail heavyweight that has fallen more than 50% this year and slipped to close to $1.50 a share.
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We got Yachty leaving Rafaello & Co. Jewelers in the Big Apple Wednesday night with his new "Yachty's World" chain turning around his neck and it's got a super cool backstory.
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Increasingly, corporations have started turning around and asking the same questions of their suppliers, whose combined climate footprints often dwarf companies' operational emissions, says Galvin, who heads CDP's Supply Chain Program.
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Mattel says the vlog has played a major role in turning around 20 years of declining sales: Since its launch, Barbie sales have climbed, increasing by 24 percent this year alone.
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The U.S. retailer has been focussed on turning around its international business by targetting higher growth markets such as China and India and exiting or tying up with local players elsewhere.
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Oil prices are showing no signs of turning around, and Venezuela is running low on foreign exchange and the government might be unable to meet debt payments this year and next.
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The U.S. retailer has been focused on turning around its international business by targeting higher growth markets such as China and India and exiting or tying up with local players elsewhere.
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"I mean, if you look at comic book strips, they are really made to be two-dimensional, and it's very hard to imagine them turning around in three dimensions," explains Hjálmarsson.
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So it is worth noting that Blue Bottle's expansion beyond San Francisco started in earnest in the past decade, once the U.S. economy started turning around after the 2008 financial crisis.
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However, the collapse of merger talks with German rival Commerzbank AG last month led senior management to intensify discussions over a "Plan B" for turning around the business, the sources said.
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SriLankan Airlines has attractive routes to India and analysts have said potential investors could be drawn to the prospect of turning around the carrier, which has about 21 leased Airbus planes.
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I'm glad I didn't have a chance to test the windier ones, because there are apparently more advanced tracks planned for the game that have you actually turning around in them.
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"It's funny how that works, when you start playing better and things start turning around in terms of how the team's playing, and things just aren't going your way," said Turris.
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In lieu of immediate divestitures, Patricio is tasked with turning around brands like Oscar Mayer, Velveeta, Planters and Jell-O that are off-trend from today's focus on less processed foods.
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"In turning around Whole Foods, both Amazon and Kroger would bring strong capabilities but ironically, Kroger's leadership in big data analytics in grocery could arguably be the most critical, " Wolf said.
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One employee said that she'd been sharply reprimanded after a security camera caught her in a trivial act of rebellion—turning around a poster that touted Pruitt's "Back to Basics" campaign.
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Paul Brown was so good at turning around Arby's during his five years as CEO that the private equity firm overseeing it created a new holding company around him in 2018.
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The horse ran from one end of the bar to the other before turning around and charging back through, still bucking its legs and crashing into tables and chairs, Jasmin said.
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About four years before her herculean success in turning around a stale and flailingSaturday Night Live, Jones appeared on stage in Hollywood and showed audiences just what she was made of.
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Mr. Byford, 52, worked his way up at the London subway system and earned a reputation in Toronto for engaging with the public and ultimately turning around a struggling transit system.
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Kanepi wondered what was up with that after breaking Halep's second-set momentum by turning around a 40-15 deficit to break back to 5-4 before serving out the match.
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Mr. Ghosn, 22016, is credited with turning around two carmakers, Renault and Nissan, and engineering an alliance — with those two companies and then Mitsubishi — that pioneered sharing technologies and cost savings.
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The Wall Street firm's chief executive, Lloyd C. Blankfein, told shareholders on Tuesday that it was already having some success turning around its stumbling fixed-income, currency and commodities trading unit.
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But for others, the gap between votes and legislative seats is a cautionary reminder that Democrats face daunting structural obstacles in turning around Republican majorities in Congress and in state legislatures.
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The antivirus provider was collecting data on users—if they'd opted in, although the process to do so seems murky—and turning around to sell it through a subsidiary called Jumpshot.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has made turning around Eskom and other failing state companies a priority as he struggles to reverse years of stagnant growth, injecting billions of rand in rescue funds.
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Mr. Carranza, the Houston superintendent, said that after the crisis of Hurricane Harvey passes, the district would resume its work turning around the low-performing schools on the state's watch list.
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He made his name turning around Taco Bell&aposs business after the chain shuttered hundreds of locations and faced a lawsuit that claimed its beef was not, in fact, fully beef.
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From dabbling in the sports and music industries, to turning around a struggling low-cost airline, entrepreneur Tony Fernandes would appear to have achieved a lot during his career to date.
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No matter how much they vilify and block President Trump, an accelerating economy will doom their chances of winning the House next year and turning around their party's long-term decline.
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"The progress we have made turning around the F&R business and its future potential are reflected by Blackstone's interest," Thomson Reuters Chief Executive Jim Smith said in a staff memo.
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Mr. Biden's fund-raising and poll numbers largely stabilized through the fall, and he begins 2020 in arguably his strongest shape since things started turning around in that week in October.
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The last few years it just felt like a levered bank with a bad industrial business, and now it feels like a much smaller bank with an industrial business that's turning around.
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Diana Ross was pumping on the radio, Angel was sixteen years young and already she felt she was being turned upside down, inside out, boy oh boy, everything was turning around-around.
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Ousted CEO John Flannery was promising shareholders he would trim GE down to three core businesses, but the company was not turning around as quickly as its board of directors had hoped.
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The visuals could then sync with an "active seat" and motion sensors, integrating the physical effects of driving (like turning around corners or stopping at a red light) into these virtual environments.
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A known workaholic, Marchionne ran Fiat for 14 years, turning around a company that lost $7 billion in 2003 into one that pulled in $1.2 billion in the first quarter of 2018.
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Citing sources familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported that smaller vendors that are currently turning around less than $10 million in sales will now no longer receive bulk orders from the company.
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He also talked economics, citing President Barack Obama's success in turning around the free-falling economy he inherited, though Sanders added that there is still work to be done to improve jobs.
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A former military strongman praised for turning around the country's fortune, Kagame enjoys huge popularity in the country, which has seen strong economic growth in recent years and improved standards of living.
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The construction industry in North America is turning around after years of slow demand, fueled by a steady housing recovery, an improving labor market and higher spending by oil and gas companies.
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"This is only the first step to turning around this state and taking back California for all of Californians," Cox told supporters Tuesday evening during a Republican Party gathering in San Diego.
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"Of the three candidates, she was the only one who has any chance of turning around the party's fortunes," said Gill Steel, an associate professor of politics at Doshisha University in Kyoto.
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"A flying first for me: 4 hours into an 11 hour flight and we are turning around because we have a passenger who isn't supposed to be on this plane," she tweeted.
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Roughly an hour into the trip, after having made two unscheduled stops on the side of Interstate 94, the driver announced over the intercom that we were turning around to switch buses.
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The state committed to adopting the Common Core standards, tying teacher evaluations to test scores, turning around or closing low-performing schools and increasing the number of charter schools, among other things.
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Monetizing the company's intellectual property is a key part of BlackBerry Chief Executive John Chen's plan for turning around the company, which lost out to Apple and others in the smartphone industry.
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"The new government turning around business confidence and over time consumer confidence would be key" to such a scenario, said Verena Wachnitz, lead portfolio manager for T. Rowe Price's Latin America Fund.
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Now the head of energy investment firm Bluescape Energy Partners, Wilder made his name by turning around Texas power company TXU before selling it in the largest ever leveraged buyout in 2007.
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Three police officers in the Indian city of Noida are under investigation for allegedly failing to catalogue the artifacts they'd seized from a temple robber, and then turning around and selling them.
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The brash Mr. Ghosn won fame for turning around Nissan more than a decade ago and leading a car-making alliance that also includes Renault of France and Mitsubishi Motors of Japan.
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"He's playing forehands from all over the court, and you don't really know where you should stand exactly, because he's just so fast and just turning around, hitting those forehands," Tsitsipas said.
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Once the entire group was together onstage, they decided to commemorate the special evening by raising a glass to their fans — and then turning around to take a group selfie with them.
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"There is no intellectual honesty in now turning around and arguing that there's an imaginary asterisk attached to executive overreach — that it's acceptable for my party but not thy party," Tillis wrote.
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The South African central bank's leading business cycle indicator fell 2118.60 percent month-on-month in December, in another sign Ramaphosa will have his work cut out turning around the ailing economy.
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DOES IT DEMAND OVER A PERIOD OF TIME THAT PEOPLE LOOK AT IT AS A FREE CASH-GENERATING MACHINE THAT IS TURNING AROUND BUT IS NOT GOING TO BE A GROWTH ENGINE?
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Robbins, who took over as CEO in 2015 from John Chambers, is tasked with turning around a mammoth legacy tech company as the industry moves toward cloud computing and open-source software.
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"Our managers now are turning around and saying, 'You cannot call them illegal aliens,'" Art Del Cueto, a vice president in the national council, griped on Episode 125, released on Dec. 15.
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It's certainly a dramatic turn: the "Breaker of Chains," the empathetic woman who prioritized freeing slaves and valuing the little people of the world, turning around and deciding to kill them en masse.
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PSDB deputy Caio Narcio said political stability and turning around the economy were more important than removing Temer, and that he could not turn his back on the country at this critical moment.
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They'd improved their offensive efficiency in each of those seasons, and the hiring of Alvin Gentry this offseason was supposed to goose that even more while also finally turning around a lagging defense.
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But she previously said that police believed Toni's car may have slid off a slick ramp into the river after her GPS system directed her the wrong way as she was turning around.
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From actresses like Meryl Streep and Octavia Spencer to soccer star Carli Lloyd, women are not only taking a stand for equal pay, but then turning around to show us how it's done.
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Consumer confidence at a high, things are really turning around, people are getting jobs, it&aposs getting better and all of this happening as Washington is about to cut each other&aposs throats.
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"Many analysts have been bagging Coles and jumping on the Woolworths bandwagon so today's result was a reminder that Coles is turning around," said Daniel Mueller, a portfolio manager at Vertium Asset Management.
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It would also pull in foreign investors seeking distressed investments and potentially high returns, said Siby Antony, chairman of distressed assets resolution business at Edelweiss, which specialises in turning around debt-ridden companies.
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A gay Afghanistan veteran, Harvard graduate, and Rhodes Scholar, he says he'll turn around his party like he's turning around his Rust Belt city—promoting progressivism in places where it's in short supply.
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It would also pull in foreign investors seeking distressed investments and potentially high returns, said Siby Antony, chairman of distressed assets resolution business at Edelweiss, which specializes in turning around debt-ridden companies.
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Under Armour has set its sights on turning around sales with more affordable apparel and women's wear, stylish lifestyle products, a more substantial online presence, and greater speed getting its products to shelves.
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Mira misses Cherry Glazerr's energized afternoon slot, which culminates in lead singer Clem Creevy pulling her Fleetwood Mac t-shirt up, turning around in her white undies, and full-on mooning the crowd.
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The company just reported better-than-expected earnings, and Wall Street cheered CEO Tim Cook's statement that Apple was quickly turning around its fortunes in China by cutting iPhone prices in the region.
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I am so irritated and just want the rashes to be gone :/ I stop into Starbucks instead of the other coffee place because I absentmindedly pass it and don't feel like turning around.
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Lizzo -- who was sitting courtside -- was right there on the jumbotron for all to enjoy ... dancing before turning around and putting on a twerk show ... proudly displaying a black thong and fishnet tights.
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New Zealand-born Foran is credited with turning around Walmart Inc's U.S. business as its president and CEO since 2014, with the unit reporting 20 quarters of comparable sales growth under his leadership.
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The Warren campaign has used this really effectively by intentionally violating Facebook's rules, getting ads banned, and then turning around and for $100 worth of advertising, getting millions of dollars in free media.
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Originally from Israel, she relocated to the U.S. to study for her MBA at Harvard Business School and is known for her role in turning around Bain & Co after a series of setbacks.
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He emphasized that when we got to the bottom of the steps, I was not to immediately turn around to climb back up, but instead walk a couple feet forward before turning around.
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Growing trade disputes are disrupting the agricultural supply chain worldwide, from corn buyers in Mexico shifting purchases to Brazil, to ships carrying U.S. sorghum exports turning around after China slapped on hefty tariffs.
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India's Finance Secretary, Subhash Chandra Garg, said the economy could grow "relatively slower" this quarter but would start turning around from the July-September quarter with favourable interest rates and an improvement in liquidity.
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Sanders and Conway are so far down the path of deceit in the service of Trump that one can't imagine them turning around, copping to what they have done and choosing another straighter path.
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Uber's debut will be a test of investor tolerance for legal and workplace controversies, which embroiled Uber for most of last year, and on Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi's progress in turning around the company.
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It's that thing where you keep turning around, and you feel better when you're with them, and you don't want to face that pain of not being with them so you keep hanging on.
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Ramaphosa, a wealthy businessman, has prioritized revamping the economy and turning around struggling state-owned enterprises like utility Eskom, which will purchase power from independent producers as part of the deals agreed on Wednesday.
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As a high-stakes investor a decade ago, Ross specialized in turning around troubled manufacturing companies at a time when the U.S. economy was losing more than 100,000 jobs yearly due to global trade.
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The company is also seeking an executive chairman after the sudden death in November of former investment banker Manjit Wolstenholme, who took the helm in 2017 and was charged with turning around the business.
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Sarah Robb O'Hagan has held top executive roles at Virgin, Nike, Gatorade (where she was credited with turning around the $5 billion brand) and Equinox, before becoming the CEO of Flywheel Sports in February.
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ATLANTA — President Obama said on Monday that his administration had made strides in turning around the veterans health care system, highlighting a decline in the number of veterans facing long waits for doctor visits.
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Turning around a retailer that was once a symbol of American commerce may have been a nobler pursuit than, say, simply collecting fees of 2-and-20 percent from investors in a hedge fund.
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Known for her flamboyant clothing, Tilton is a private equity veteran dubbed "The Diva of Distressed" for turning around troubled companies, and was briefly the subject of a reality TV show with that title.
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As a high-stakes investor a decade ago, Ross specialized in turning around troubled manufacturing companies at a time when the U.S. economy was losing more than 20123,000 jobs yearly due to global trade.
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" The proposal prohibits chickens, pigs, and calves raised for veal to be "confined so as to prevent a covered animal from lying down, standing up, fully extending the animal's limbs, or turning around freely.
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The lone county-operated bus takes nearly three hours to get to Fresno, making 16 stops at even tinier locales like Raisin City (population 380) before turning around four hours later and heading back.
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On Thursday, it was clear that the campaign thought this message was resonating with voters, as it turning around a quick digital ad that mimicked Ms. Warren's answer about the ambassador, Gordon D. Sondland.
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Unless we see that really turning around in Q4 and early this year as well, I think the Bank of Canada's going to continue to evaluate whether the economy needs a bit more stimulus.
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Umber does look pretty intense when Ramsay's turning around (we've lightened the image because the whole scene was so damn dark) — it's almost as if he's readying himself to act if Bolton reacts badly.
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The biggest banks are paying depositors an estimated 0.11 percent to 0.13 percent for new deposits and turning around and lending this money out at 1.16 percent in the Federal Funds and Overnight markets.
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On the 14th, Fowler sank a 40-foot birdie putt after a glorious wood shot from the fairway, turning around what looked a lost cause after he hit his drive into the thick rough.
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The plane attempted to approach the runway but was too low, striking birch trees in the fog, turning around, and falling to the ground 660 feet from the airfield in a densely wooded area.
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Khan has touted his "100 Day Plan" but many of the reforms PTI is proposing, from turning around loss-making state-run enterprises to reforming the tax collection bureau, will take far longer to accomplish.
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In the Times profile, Bacon talked about turning around the sex drive of a woman who had been treated for cancer: "People really report back: Wow, my skin changed,' " she said, turbocharging into evangelical mode.
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The rocket stage will help deliver a communications satellite to orbit before turning around and attempting another landing on a drone ship, possibly setting the stage for yet another reusable rocket launch in the future.
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"After decades of moving in the wrong direction — tougher sentencing, more mandatory minimums, more power taken away from judges — we're stopping the wrong direction and we're turning around and making some progress," said Democratic Sen.
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"In our opinion, Jonas has done a good job in turning around profitability of the European business, despite tough underlying market conditions," Hernander said, adding he did not expect major changes to the firm's strategy.
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Jenks has been credited with turning around the 787 Dreamliner program, and his appointment on the NMA was seen as key to putting the potential twin-aisle aircraft on a path to a rapid launch.
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Shop Your Way has been the focus of Sears' attempt at turning around its declining revenues, and the company had said that it accounted for 75% of sales during the first half of the year.
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KARACHI, Pakistan, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Loss-making Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) on Wednesday named Musharraf Rasool Cyan as its new chief executive, entrusting him with turning around the national carrier's fortunes after a turbulent year.
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The reporter, Aaron Aupperlee, had this to say about the experience: The car drove itself over the 31st Street Bridge and along River Avenue on the North Side before turning around at the Heinz Lofts.
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O shares rose on Wednesday as some investors bet that its dismal quarterly results have strengthened the hand of an activist hedge fund in a proxy fight aimed at turning around the struggling restaurant chain.
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For Sudan, the resumption of correspondent banking relationships will be vital to turning around its economy, which has struggled since South Sudan seceded in 2011, taking with it three-quarters of the country's oil output.
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China's fiscal and monetary stimulus measures have been credited with turning around the country's economy and perhaps underpinning a rebound in European and global trade this year by high-minded economists, including at the IMF.
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The accounts explained that, while the upperclassmen initially felt snubbed by their classmates and intimidated by their professors, their lives started turning around when they reached out to their instructors and began to make friends.
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After a delay, GoPro launched a new camera model, the Hero5, as well as its first consumer drone, the Karma, in mid-September – products that analysts view as instrumental in turning around the company's fortunes.
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The big victory put Madrid into the Champions League semifinals for the sixth consecutive year and kept alive its chances of turning around what has been, by its standards, a lackluster season across all competitions.
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"Governor Murphy knows that nothing is more important to rebuilding New Jersey's economy than turning around New Jersey Transit, and he remains fully committed to doing so," said Dan Bryan, a spokesman for Mr. Murphy.
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At their home, he and his parents picked up clothes, fed their pet fish and grabbed a special pillow for Claritza, Emmanuel's mother, before turning around and walking back to their car across the bridge.
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"We're optimistic the new CEO's stated actions should yield improved results, but patience is required, recognizing risks in turning around a people based business," JPMorgan analyst Tien-tsin Huang said in a note to clients.
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Target's previous grocery chief Anne Dament stepped down in November, less than eighteen months after she was appointed and tasked with turning around the retailer's grocery business, which accounts for a fifth of Target's sales.
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Its lawyers contend that the government's surprise decision to divert the companies' profits to the United States Treasury in August 2012, just as the companies were turning around, was an illegal seizure of private property.
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NAB in July named McEwan as CEO, giving the man credited with turning around Royal Bank of Scotland the duty to regain customer trust after a powerful inquiry exposed wrongdoings in the country's financial sector.
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Utilize social media and other marketing and sales tactics to drive new businessWhen it comes to turning around studios, the Gregersons said that the secret to their success has been focusing on marketing and sales.
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Sources have told Reuters Uber on Sunday chose Dara Khosrowshahi, the CEO of travel-booking company Expedia Inc, as its next leader, putting him in charge of turning around the loss-making, scandal-ridden company.
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Business Insider named Brown as one of its top executives transforming the world of retail, for not only his work with Arby's, but for his efforts in turning around its sister chain, Buffalo Wild Wings.
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He lost the faith of his beloved Khaleesi, Daenerys Targaryen, and when things had a shot of turning around, he got greyscale, a terminal Westerosi disease that eats at the flesh and eventually destroys the mind.
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It was a vast and robust, though little-known, industry dedicated to scooping up sponsorship and television rights to sporting events wholesale, then turning around and reselling them à la carte to networks, brands, and advertisers.
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Yang's numbers have also improved, with his favorability rating rising 19 points to 221%, turning around a net negative favorability rating (227% favorable to 21% unfavorable in July) into a net positive one by 2266 points.
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The big picture: In Brazil's second vicious presidential contest in a row, first-round voting reflected mass disillusionment with establishment politics and the endorsement of a strongman approach to turning around the world's seventh-largest economy.
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But Andersson ruled out opening the spending taps to take advantage of record-low borrowing costs to meet structural challenges such as integrating record numbers of asylum seekers and turning around a fall in school results.
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Gordhan is tasked with turning around state companies that have plunged public finances into crisis in recent years, including heavily indebted power utility Eskom and South African Airways (SAA), which is on the brink of bankruptcy.
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Battista held a range of major publishing, TV, and digital media roles before then, from leading Fox's cable networks to running Mandalay Sports Media to turning around Gemstar-TV Guide and selling it for $2.3 billion.
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Do you wish you could gently bring up his tendency to instruct you to prioritize one thing one day before turning around the next and telling you to forget about it and do something else instead?
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Jenks is among those credited with turning around the 787 Dreamliner program, and his appointment on the NMA was seen as key to putting the potential twin-aisle aircraft on a path to a rapid launch.
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It would be an understatement to say that the actor can be uneven at times, nailing a performance in something like 127 Hours, and then turning around and creating a character like The Interview's Dave Skylark.
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Maduro, a former bus driver whose second term in office starts in January, faces a colossal task turning around Venezuela's moribund economy but has offered no specifics on changes to two decades of state-led policies.
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Bottega Veneta is now Kering's top problem after the group succeeded in turning around Gucci much faster than many expected under the leadership of Marco Bizzarri, who was Bottega Veneta's boss for five years until 2014.
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"We are a nation-state in a globalizing world and we're having an impact and you're here witnessing one of the key milestones in turning around this carbonized world into a decarbonized, sustainable future," he said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - In his 13 years in the auto industry, the praise Carlos Ghosn has won for turning around businesses has regularly been matched by criticism over the amount he has been paid to do it.
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"We are committed investors, with a proven track record of turning around iconic brands including Club Med and Wolverhampton Wanderers FC," Hong Kong-listed Fosun, which already owns an 23% stake in Thomas Cook, told Reuters.
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And there is an inherent contradiction for states ostensibly tasked with curbing the excesses of data collection then turning around and utilizing that same data to line the state's coffers, sometimes without consent or consumer choice.
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If Sessions perjured himself in a confirmation hearing, that's an insult to the integrity of Congress — especially if he's then turning around and accusing James Comey of committing perjury before the Senate Intelligence Committee last week.
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When I heard climbers tell stories of turning around on summit day after walking just a few feet up the mountain because they wanted to keep their toes, I knew that there was no fighting Aconcagua.
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So Yup I'm gonna be a party pooper because I never want my child turning around and saying why did you decide to share my life online or make it seem like a public service announcement.
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But unlike Neumann, Legere has been credited with turning around the financial success of his once-struggling company to make it the fastest-growing mobile carrier in the US. A spokesperson for WeWork declined to comment.
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Tilton, dubbed the "Diva of Distressed" for turning around troubled companies, has said SEC administrative proceedings are unfair to defendants like her, and that the means by which presiding judges are appointed violates the U.S. Constitution.
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A teenager in Henrico County, Virginia, was in the car with her mom Monday, when she snapped a picture of a creepy clown riding shotgun and turning around and pointing toward her, a CBS affiliate reports.
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The first step in turning around Pershing Square is laying off 210 people, shrinking the firm to 210 employees from 56, to oversee the roughly $9 billion in assets the firm manages for clients, the people said.
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"With the economy turning around, nonperforming loans (NPLs) appear to be stabilizing at about 18 percent of loans, one of the highest in the euro zone," the International Monetary Fund said in a report issues last summer.
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Throwing a shuriken at someone's head, grabbing his gun from the air, and turning around to headshot three more bad guys in slow motion is one of the most badass things I've done in a video game.
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Vauxhall's new boss Stephen Norman is tasked with turning around falling sales in what has traditionally been Opel-Vauxhall's biggest market, where demand fell 22 percent in 2017, compared with an overall market decline of 5.7 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Rolls-Royce named Stephen Daintith as its new finance officer on Thursday as CEO Warren East completed a shake-up of his senior executive team tasked with turning around the aerospace and defense company.
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"Chances are that CBR (Central Bank of Russia) will cut again in April and June also, because it is difficult to envisage the inflation trend turning around between now and then," Commerzbank analysts wrote in a note.
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Monetizing the company's intellectual property is a key part of Chief Executive John Chen's plan for turning around the company whose revenues have declined for six straight years as sales of its once ubiquitous smartphones have tumbled.
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The move coincides with steps Germany's biggest lender has taken to pare back its number of clients globally and become more stringent about compliance under a restructuring aimed at turning around its business and raising its capital.
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The naming of Thomas Horton and Lawrence Culp Jr. - top executives known for turning around American Airlines and Danaher Corp - was warmly greeted by investors, helping GE shares recover from an initial battering to rise 1.3 percent.
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It seems Stamos was getting his groove on a little too forcefully, half-turning around while singing the chorus only to realize his pants had betrayed him via a large rip down the center of his seat.
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And while user growth may show signs of turning around, frequent Twitter users will still be the first to tell you that the company has a long ways to go in dealing with harassment and reporting issues.
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Using the new version of Cardboard Camera, you can take VR photos by holding your iPhone vertically, tapping record, then turning around as though you're taking a panorama, Google explains in an announcement about the new app.
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Music schools and military special forces were asked for advice on spotting talent and performing under pressure, and an expert in turning around flagging businesses, borrowed from a private-equity firm, helped improve British shooting's meagre performance.
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However, the collapse of merger talks with German rival Commerzbank AG in May led senior management to develop a "Plan B" for turning around the business and U.S. cuts were high on the agenda, the sources said.
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For worse: They'll need to do more than stop complaining about bad PR. They'll have to justify their own existence without looking like hypocrites ― something that could be a tougher trick than turning around a troubled company.
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Turning around this sinking ship with this management team is going to be tough, given their refusal to build products focused on the actual core user base of Twitter, versus attempting to become something akin to Facebook.
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"But one month does not make a trend and we need to see more to say that things are turning around, ideally from the consumer," said Jennifer Lee, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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In July, a unit of state-run National Savings Bank, the lead manager overseeing SriLankan Airlines' revamp, invited offers from strategic investors who would assume responsibility for turning around the airline and its budget subsidiary Mihin Lanka.
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He, with a Ph.D. from Princeton, was the revered "thinking man's general": honorable, visionary, charismatic, credited with turning around the failing war effort in Iraq and doing more one-armed push-ups than anyone his colleagues knew.
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But she could equally have been writing about the Americans taking obscene amounts of money in order to help tyrants abroad launder their image—and then turning around to help run major prongs of American political campaigns.
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"There is no intellectual honesty in now turning around and arguing that there's an imaginary asterisk attached to executive overreach — that it's acceptable for my party but not thy party," he wrote in the Post op-ed.
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Republicans saw Trump's one-on-one meeting with Putin in July as especially damaging to the party this cycle and a major setback, one that came at a time when the GOP's poll numbers were turning around.
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On Lenovo's data center business, which saw a narrower loss of $56 million on a 17 percent year-on-year revenue increase in the quarter, Yang said it was "well on track to deliver a turning around".
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Border protection regime The Australian government has a system of controversial border protection policies, including the turning around boats of asylum seekers headed towards the country's territory and refusing to settle any refugees who arrive by sea.
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Vauxhall's new boss Stephen Norman is tasked with turning around sliding sales in what has traditionally been Opel-Vauxhall's biggest market, where demand fell 22 percent in 2017, compared with an overall market decline of 5.7 percent.
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Kellyanne Conway delivered a forceful defense of the president to reporters on the White House driveway on Tuesday, turning around questions about whether his recent tweets and comments were racist to attack his critics and the press.
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Bowcock and his team will have the job of turning around the bookmaker which has struggled to keep pace with the rapid growth of online gambling and missed out on consolidation in the sector in recent years.
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Analysts said that while Wal-Mart would give up a large amount of control and potential future profits from the business, the tie-up would allow the U.S. firm to concentrate on turning around its offline stores.
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However, with more companies and European founders entering its portfolio, and as more conversations with VCs turn into decisions to make the leap to help Sequoia source more startups, we could see this strategy turning around quickly.
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But they acknowledge their immediate focus is on turning around Smashburger and Coffee Bean - both loss-making and bigger than Jollibee's usual acquisitions with $210 million spent on Smashburger and Coffee Bean costing $13 million including debt.
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Multiple people with knowledge of the situation told Business Insider that Easterbrook was known to be flirtatious, though many also said that he was well-respected in the company due his success turning around McDonald&aposs business.
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"Chances are that CBR (Central Bank of Russia) will cut again in April and June also, because it is difficult to envisage the inflation trend turning around between now and then," Commerzbank analysts wrote in a note.
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"The male then attempted to mount another female deer that did not accept the sexual behaviour as she attempted to escape/remove the macaque by moving, increasing her speed, turning around and displaying threats," the study explains.
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For the cattle herd, there is no turning around; for "good girls" of the human persuasion, however, there are ways to look back while pushing ahead — if we remember that beginnings, like endings, can happen any time.
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On the eastern road out of Mosul at Gogjali, CNN saw a convoy of around 20 small civilian trucks loading boxes from the World Food Programme and Unicef before turning around and driving them back towards the fighting.
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Bonkers in the sense that unlike the clunky Power Loader, these 7-foot-long arms replicate human motions with incredible smoothness and accuracy, each limb lifting 500 pounds, then turning around and manipulating the most delicate of objects.
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However, even if it looks like the economy is turning around and the numbers suggest things are on track, market uncertainties could still pull things off track, said Lee, who is head of North America economics for Citi.
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I remember the majestic horses, the smallness of the coffin and, for a second, turning around to see the undersides of the crowd's glum chins as they looked at the last they'd ever see of the People's Princess.
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Things seem to be turning around for Matt Joseph, the Y Combinator -backed startup founder who went on an epic tweet storm ahead of demo day about the elephant room — racism and raising money as a black founder.
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" She could tell he was pretending not to hear her, so this time she tapped him and asked again: "I raised my voice and repeated 'What are you doing?' then people started turning around and staring at me.
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Luckily, my husband is the perfect co-parent, who will always stay up late with me to bounce something off the wall, even if it's something that I've been turning around in my mind for weeks or months.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong Airlines (HKA) ex-director Zhong Guosong has been appointed its chairman as part of a board expansion aimed at turning around the struggling company, formerly controlled by heavily-indebted Chinese conglomerate HNA Group.
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Clarke, whose turn at the helm saw Treasury stock surge fivefold, took over in 2014 when he was tasked with turning around fortunes after strained profit, weak China sales and cost troubles had stoked speculation of a takeover.
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General Electric CEO John Flannery should be recognized for progress in turning around the global conglomerate, which had a rocky 2017 and saw its shares cut in half over the past 12 months, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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But hundreds of women in Miami-Dade County, where Zika is spreading, have been waiting weeks for state results on the same kinds of tests that private laboratories are turning around in three to seven days, doctors said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's interim President Michel Temer named Henrique Meirelles as his finance minister, a press officer said on Thursday, giving the former central bank chief the daunting task of turning around the country's worst recession in decades.
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One clip posted to Facebook by Hector Gustavo Cardenas showed the terror and confusion on passengers' faces as they rushed to exit the plane via an emergency slide before turning around to glimpse the flames under the plane.
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The IPO will be a test of public market investor tolerance for Uber's legal and workplace controversies, which embroiled the company for most of last year, and on Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi's progress in turning around the company.
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Every Saturday he and his team are up early—6:30 AM, to be exact—to make several trips between the Capitol and Graze, where they unload the wagons before turning around again for the list's remaining items.
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Russel L. Honoré, who is widely credited with turning around the Bush administration's sluggish response to Hurricane Katrina has said the Trump administration has underutilized the military, exacerbating the slow delivery of aid and the removal of debris.
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Richard Ravitch, a former chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority who is credited with turning around the system in the 1980s, said he had dinner with Mr. Byford in February and was struck by how unhappy he was.
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When play resumed, Brady threw an incomplete pass that was intended for James White that appeared to catch the running back off-guard as he was just turning around when the ball hit him in the shoulder pads.
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LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - Japan's SoftBank said it was willing to do the $32 billion deal to buy Britain's ARM Holdings because it believes it is close to turning around another major acquisition, the U.S. mobile operator Sprint.
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While the Indian market is turning around with airfares now rising, IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta last month told analysts that narrowbodies like the A321neo capable of flying up to six hours gave the airline the best cost structure.
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Brohm will be tasked with turning around a Purdue program that lost its final seven contests in 2016, has not won more than three games in a season since 2013 and posted only one winning record since 2007.
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The case, brought by Fairholme Funds, a mutual fund, contends that the government's decision to divert the companies' profits to the United States Treasury just as the companies were turning around was an illegal seizure of private property.
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Crystal Amber said then that the fund was "very encouraged" by De La Rue's new top boss Clive Vacher, who took over in October and has been tasked with turning around the company and reducing its debt burden.
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"Saying that, 'I am a socially responsible corporate leader' and turning around and saying, 'well, I'm not going to tell [companies] what to do but I'm going to make money off it' that's OK right?" she said facetiously.
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Albert J. Dunlap, a tough-talking executive whose ardor for turning around troubled companies by laying off workers and closing factories earned him the nickname Chainsaw Al, but whose career ended in an accounting scandal, died on Jan.
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"I thought, there's a very good chance that I might get arrested, that my whole life could be radically altered in a negative way if I kept driving, and I was really close to turning around," Bhatt told CNN.
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I went to my out back deck door to look at the snow Draped trees and the still heavily falling flurries and take some pictures when I noticed foot prints leading to my door then turning around and leaving.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 17 (Reuters) - Malaysia's annual economic growth slowed to 5.4 percent in the first quarter of 2018, leaving the country's new government with the task of turning around an economy that has decelerated for two consecutive quarters.
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Within seconds of Marler fitting a headset and headphones on my head, and fixing a Subpac on my chest that creates vibration in response to bass frequencies, I'm variously floating and turning around in a succession of virtual states.
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WATCH: Selena Gomez & Friend Francia Raisa Open Up About 2nd Emergency Surgery After Life-Saving Kidney Transplant Doctors told Gomez that she would have to go back into surgery, as her new kidney was turning around inside her body.
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With the gear patched, the helicopter pilot lifted off, tightly turning around and hovering with the bucket just under the chute, kicking up small bits of sugar water slurry before flying off down the coast, a few ridges over.
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But privately owned companies in China were turning around as cost controls and reductions in capital expenditure had eased pressure on their cash flows, S&P Global's report said, highlighting the contrast in performance versus state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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CSX's Harrison, a 72-year-old railroading executive famous for turning around Canadian railroads, told analysts he may offer details for his succession plans at an investor conference at the end of the month, a major concern for shareholders.
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The troubles are a window into the Herculean task dos Santos faces in turning around Sonangol's fortunes during a prolonged oil price rout, and also of the concerns swirling around Sonangol and the government over a lack of transparency.
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Mbappe was substituted in 68th minute with the French champions leading Montpellier 5-0, however was clearly unhappy with the decision as he stormed past Tuchel before turning around for a heated exchange of words, according to The Guardian.
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By contrast, Romney is widely revered in Utah and by Mormons for being a high-profile member of the Mormon faith in America and for his work in turning around Salt Lake City's 2002 Winter Olympics after a bribery scandal.
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"WPP is weak because there is a margin outlook cut for 21.2 and the message is that turning around this behemoth is going to take time and be costly," said Neil Campling, Co-Head Global Thematic Group at Mirabaud Securities.
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Viacom's results come as Bakish is focused on turning around the business after years of falling domestic ad revenues and poor ratings as younger viewers increasingly watch content online, while Paramount has suffered from a lack of box-office hits.
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The search committee for a permanent leader announced its criteria for candidates on Wednesday, including a proven history of turning around a government agency and the ability to maintain strong relationships with elected leaders, law enforcement officials and the broader public.
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For his commerce secretary, Mr Trump has picked Wilbur Ross, a billionaire businessman who is also a protectionist, having made a fortune by buying and turning around stricken American steel and textiles mills, which he argues require stiffer protective tariffs.
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KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Switzerland's never-say-die attitude and will to win was the key to turning around a match in which they had been pummelled by Serbia for much of the first half, Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic said on Friday.
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White Sox LH Carlos Rodon (33-4, 6.29) Tomlin is turning around his season with three straight quality starts that led to victories, allowing seven runs and 14 hits over 20 1/3 innings with 11 strikeouts against one walk.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's success at turning around relations with the Philippines under its new president Rodrigo Duterte show the "conspiracies" of certain countries to stir up trouble in the South China Sea have been defeated, China's foreign minister said on Saturday.
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Speaking of quantum computing: While he spent a lot of time talking about how AI could become a new foundational layer of the internet, he said that we shouldn't be worried about AI turning around and taking over the world.
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This last development is especially mean, considering it wasn't even a symptom of the writers trying to make room for former cast member Chad Michael Murray — they just hired a nondescript blonde man to stand in the frame without turning around!
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GfK's majority shareholder, GfK Verein, will hold on to its 56.46 percent stake under the agreement but said it would support the technological overhaul proposed by KKR, which has a track record of successfully turning around media and market research businesses.
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He said both retailers are better off continuing independently, as Bombfell works to develop its technology and Penney focuses on turning around its apparel business among its consumers, who tend to favor in-store shopping as opposed to making online purchases.
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"In turning around Whole Foods, both Amazon and Kroger would bring strong capabilities but ironically, Kroger's leadership in big data analytics in grocery could arguably be the most critical," Loop Capital's Andrew Wolf wrote in a research note on Wednesday.
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The company also said that Meggitt Polymers and Composites (MPC), a part of the business that makes sophisticated engine parts which can withstand high temperatures from composite materials, was turning around following a period when it has dragged on profitability.
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McEwan told reporters that he felt it was the right time to leave after turning around the bank's once-dire finances, resulting in two consecutive years of profit and the restoration of dividend payments a decade after the financial crisis.
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But Facebook's willingness to partner with those who weaponize information — peddling anti-Semitic conspiracy theories when it's beneficial, then turning around and accusing its opponents of doing the same — reveals the fundamental moral rot at the core of such an ethos.
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"Our management team welcomes this significant vote of confidence from Mark in the work we've done turning around the company to-date, as well as the progress we're making in our growth strategy," the company said in a shareholder letter.
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The senators unveiled a list of bold-faced names as co-sponsors in the hopes of winning broader support from various corners of the Senate and turning around the seemingly tenuous fate of their legislation.. The new Republican backers include Sens.
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It did not provide figures for Indonesia and the Philippines although group CEO Tony Fernandes said the company was focused on turning around operations in the two countries next year, with plans for a secondary listing for the Indonesia business.
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Mark Read, a softly-spoken veteran of the world's biggest advertising group, said turning around WPP would take time as he sells assets, halts acquisitions and brings in new talent at its storied agencies such as JWT, Ogilvy and Y&R.
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Media campaigns against drug use by young people thus can at most make a modest contribution to turning around the opioid epidemic, with some risk of making it worse if the lessons of past failed antidrug campaigns are not heeded.
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Similarly, if Trump doesn't have clear objectives and realistic expectations and comes away unsatisfied with the results, it runs the risk of him turning around and saying diplomacy didn't work, at which point, the talk of preventive war may resume.
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The longer skis meant that turning around the gates would take more time and effort and Ligety immediately railed against the changes in an insightful blog post that was also a stinging poke in the eye for the federation's leaders.
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In Houston, ice that the storm left on roads a day earlier reverberated Wednesday, with drivers on US 59/Interstate 69 turning around and intentionally heading the wrong way to exit off entrance ramps to avoid icy patches and backups.
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Dorsey co-founded both Square and Twitter and splits his time between the two companies, but investors have been showing greater confidence in his ability to build Square into a strong business than in his chances of turning around Twitter.
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"In China we have an overweight view on equities as we see improved corporate earnings outlook with the Chinese PPI (producer price index) turning around from deflation trend," said Fan Cheuk Wan, head of investment strategy for Asia at HSBC Private Bank.
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"On and off his cars, in and out of his wagon, climbing on everything but also turning around to get down, drinking from his own cup, making a drum out of anything, [and] clapping when he hears an audience clap," Nicole recalled.
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Trump's shock victory over Hillary Clinton initially triggered a massive selloff in risk assets - sending the yen, euro and Swiss franc higher - before turning around in volatile trade, helped in part by Trump's acceptance speech which focused on unity and economic growth.
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Claure — who already holds multiple roles as CEO of SoftBank's international arm, SoftBank's chief operating officer, executive chairman of Sprint (S), and runs point on SoftBank's Latin American Innovation Fund — has now been tasked with turning around a struggling unicorn under intense scrutiny.
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The decision by Arora, who was in charge of the company's overseas investments, to move on, however, made it crucial that Son clarify the company's long-term plans, said analysts who also noted slow progress in turning around unit U.S. wireless carrier Sprint.
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But before that, I began as a lawyer, and then was in business for almost seven years turning around distressed companies, and then was superintendent at Denver public schools for five years, which was really the most meaningful job I've ever had.
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Ernest had grown less and less responsive as the parties dragged on, soon more likely just to sit in the corner than to pay attention to anyone, one night not even turning around when Frank pelted it with chunks of French bread.
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Her body shakes as her eyes fill with tears, but just as quickly she is angrily asking questions, yelling to an older brother who made it out, "We were trying to get to you!" and then turning around and calmly cleaning Ina'am's face.
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From the many firsthand accounts collected by Biskind, Weinstein's pattern of allegedly flying off the handle—driven by his self-proclaimed "passion for the movies"—before turning around to apologize (often with flowers, sometimes accompanied by a fax) comes up again and again.
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Republicans in pro-reform circles hope he can pull a "Nixon in China" move on on the issue -- a political metaphor for an out-of-character act by a politician, in this case, immigration hardliner Trump turning around and backing comprehensive reform.
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Mr. Brezenoff, 78, a veteran of city politics and health care who served as first deputy mayor to Mayor Edward I. Koch, has experience with turning around medical institutions, notably at Maimonides Medical Center, which struggled financially before his arrival there in 1995.
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In 1988 he was offered the job of turning around an Indiana electrical utility, PSI Energy, which was teetering on the verge of bankruptcy after environmentalists forced it to halt the construction of a nuclear plant, resulting in a $2.7 billion write-off.
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Hopes of a coordinated global monetary policy response also helped Asian shares steady from early losses on Monday, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 0.4%, turning around from a loss of about 0.3% earlier in the day.
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The parting was also particularly surprising because it was delivered in a phone call five days after McIlroy credited Fitzgerald's fiery pep talk for turning around his opening round at the British Open after he bogeyed five of the first six holes.
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In addition, there are signs that the U.S. manufacturing sector is turning around, which is a positive for Japanese makers of electronic parts, heavy machinery, and materials," said Kiyoshi Ishigane, chief fund manager at Mitsubishi UFJ Kokusai Asset Management Co in Tokyo. "U.
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"There is no intellectual honesty in now turning around and arguing that there's an imaginary asterisk attached to executive overreach — that it's acceptable for my party but not thy party," Mr. Tillis wrote in an opinion article published Monday in The Washington Post.
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Chipotle's new Chief Executive Brian Niccol, the former Taco Bell CEO, starts his new job on March 5 and is tasked with turning around business at the burrito seller, which has struggled to fully recover from sales and reputation-battering food safety lapses in 2015.
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"Our first quarter loss was smaller than we expected, and for the first time since 2012 we grew our total subscribers year-over-year, clearly demonstrating that our business is turning around," Jim Chambers, Weight Watchers' president and CEO, said in a statement Wednesday.
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The country's central bank on Thursday reported that economic growth slowed to 5.4 percent in the first quarter of 2018, compared with a year earlier, leaving the new government with the task of turning around an economy that has decelerated for two consecutive quarters.
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"Our key priorities in 2016 will be turning around our general insurance business and continuing actions to position the group for 2017 and beyond, including enhancing efficiency and sharpening the group's retail footprint," Chairman and interim Chief Executive Tom de Swaan said in a statement.
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"The extreme weakness of (European) markets last year was connected to the Chinese credit cycle, which now shows signs of turning around," Saunders said, referencing the slew of fiscal and monetary stimulus measures implemented by Beijing in 2018 and the beginning of this year.
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SA), as the company is known, is bracing for a massive reorganization as its new chief executive officer, Wilson Ferreira Jr, takes the helm with the mission of turning around the company after 30 billion reais ($9 billion) in losses over the last four years.
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Color wasn't an issue because we were all one, fighting for the common goal of turning around these failed drug policies that affected all of us, but paying special attention to those of color and trying to show how unfair this actually is to them.
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The earnings preview — mandated by German financial rules because of the gap between estimates and reality — suggested a promising start for Mr. Sewing, who has been given the task of turning around the embattled bank's fortunes after his predecessors spent years trying and largely failing.
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I'm walking up and I see this group of guys and they've all got like hoods up and their faces covered...I turn my music off...and I'm walking up the street and I keep kind of turning around and the guys crossed the road.
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He's kind of far, isn't he, I said aloud, again to no one in particular, shouldn't he be turning around, and then N., who hadn't been paying attention, said Idiot, it's dangerous at night, and both of us shouted for him to come back.
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A rare foreign corporate leader who became a celebrity in Japan for turning around Nissan nearly two decades ago, the Brazilian-born and Lebanese- and French-educated engineer helped link the three automakers, creating a business that sells more than 10 million cars annually.
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A new two-track, 40-odd minute Dispirit demo popped up on Bandcamp with little fanfare last week, and it's excellent; slow, meditative, and imposing, with its strains of magisterial black metal and chthonic doom twisting and turning around one another like gnarled roots.
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But by Saturday afternoon, three museum officials were seen turning around the photo display, which was a lenticular image that from one perspective showed the 2017 Women's March and from a different perspective shimmered to a 1913 photo of a women's demonstration on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Stevens will tell you why he and local A.A.U. coaches like him will be important to Ewing's success at turning around a program that is still running on the fumes of its only N.C.A.A. national championship — won with Ewing's help, 33 years ago, in 1984.
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"While turning around declining retailers is a very difficult task, particularly amidst unfavorable secular trends and soft industry sales growth, we see a good chance of stabilization — if not growth — in earnings over the next two years as sweeping changes take hold," Basham wrote.
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You know the old saying goes two heads are better than one, three years are better than two when it comes to turning around the fortunes at CS. The first two years were not easy but it looks like 2018 is already really bearing fruit.
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In his removal, Mr. Taveras joins a list of principals who have been given the job of turning around some of the city's most troubled high schools, only to leave or be forced out after they have come under investigation by the Education Department.
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Half of this year's sales so far have landed in the United States, Hall said, where a sluggish business jet market in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis is turning around partly due to more favorable U.S. tax laws for corporate aircraft ownership.
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"While we believe Target has much further to go before the grocery business is fully fixed, we applaud the start it has made in turning around this challenging part of the operation," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders wrote in a note to clients.
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That we're creating now an environment that is turning around, turning our back on science, turning our back on technology, turning our back on innovation and allowing our competitors to catch up and threaten our globally dominant place in the sciences and innovation exportation.
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It's my belief that, someday, this play will appear as old and moldy as Jordan turning around in the paint, Magic exploiting some obvious hole in the defense in transition, or Bill Russell sending some sad sack white guy's garbage-ass shot flying into the second row.
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Last year in the Gulf of Aden, an Iranian Navy frigate approached a ship where an American military helicopter had just landed and pointed a heavy machine gun at the copter for several minutes before turning around, all while an Iranian film crew videotaped the encounter.
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Having gone through the literally decades-long slog of nationalizing the world's most valuable oil company in a non-disruptive way that preserved the country's positive relationship with the United States and major private oil companies, why would Saudi Arabia consider turning around and re-privatizing?
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The railways has suspended several officials since the incident, and its chairman acknowledged that turning around the culture and image of a government behemoth that employed 033 million and ran around 203,22002 trains daily was going to take time, despite the safety success seen in 202/18.
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I would suggest that, while Butler is an excellent player, he is not transcendent or supernatural the way a driving Lebron, a turning-around Jordan, a pulling-up Curry, a crouching Tony Allen, or a jogging-back-on-offense-and-liable-to-do-whatever JR Smith.
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The UK-based company, which focuses on turning around industrial companies and then finding new owners for them, said operating profit rose to 539 million pounds ($661.73 million) in the six months ended June 30, when compared to last year's pro-forma figure of 501 million pounds.
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Read more: This is what happened when the father of a Parkland victim tried to shake Brett Kavanaugh's hand It wasn't clear whether Kavanaugh recognized Guttenberg, although video footage posted on social media showed Kavanaugh giving Guttenberg a once-over before turning around and walking away.
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That decision led to the first of many scandals that punctuated the tenure of Mr. Ponte, a reformer with a nationwide reputation for turning around troubled jails and prisons, whom Mayor Bill de Blasio brought in to end the cycle of corruption and brutality at Rikers.
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Chandra has no experience in turning around failing businesses, let alone in any industry outside IT. Worse, he must ensure his old TCS fiefdom, whose day-to-day management he will now give up, continues to generate enough profits to prop up the duds as they are dealt with.
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Clustered around a coffee table, furnished with their coveted die chest, plastic figurines for each player, and large illustrations of the current map on graph paper, they step to it; turning around decisions, back stories, and developments on a dime, their collective minds fire at a dizzying speed.
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President Donald Trump and lawmakers on Capitol Hill have expressed worry about Huawei unfairly getting a foothold in U.S. markets for smartphones and next-generation 5G wireless networks on the back of Chinese government help and about the possibility of China turning around and using that equipment for spying.
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Cash is likely to decline in 2019, but GE would not say by how much; GE is still in "early innings" of turning around its power business, where revenue will fall again in 2019; and GE will provide detail about its toxic long-term care insurance liabilities in February.
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Udacity says that it has over 50,000 students enrolled in its six-12-month nanodegree programs, but that is a figure that it has not updated in almost a year, when it emerged that Shernaz Daver, the CMO who was credited for turning around the company, was leaving Udacity.
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This qualified as a rare wrong step for the perpetually punctual Schweinsteiger, who, four months after he arrived in Chicago tasked with turning around the city's struggling Major League Soccer team, the Chicago Fire, has immersed himself in his new city and soaked it up like a sponge.
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President Donald Trump and lawmakers on Capitol Hill have expressed worry about Huawei unfairly getting a foothold in U.S. markets for smartphones and next-generation 5G wireless networks on the back of Chinese government help and about the possibility of China turning around and using that equipment for spying.
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Mr. Lawson — who rode in the front passenger seat of the lead car, a light-colored sedan being driven by Jesse Curry, the Dallas police chief — scanned the thickening crowds for potential trouble and kept turning around to check on Kennedy through the rear window, he told the commission.
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"It starts with slapping people down, scaring them and then turning around — 'I know you have whistleblower protections,' but the average person is not a lawyer and even if they are a lawyer, if they are not in this area of whistleblower protections it is a little unnerving," she said.
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Along with talking about her tenure and experience as a Google exec, as well as the difficulty of the job Mayer inherited turning around the company, several people in attendance at meetings said that her initial recalcitrance to the sale seems to have disappeared and that she is participating actively.
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The truth is that this protracted economic and earnings malaise — that shows no sign of turning around — coupled with record high stock prices and the reversal of a nearly decade-long zero interest policy on the part of the Fed, points to a collapse in equity, bond and commodity prices concurrently.
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"All of this stems from the anger and sadness i felt sitting in a space that was supposed to center me and my fellow muslims in mourning and instead became a space in which non-muslims preached abt love while turning around and supporting violent campaigns against muslims globally," she continued.
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It's a very similar message Creed delivered to them two years ago about Pizza Hut: "Turning around these results will not happen overnight, but through our focus on value, our assets, digital, and messaging, we're relentlessly working on realizing the full potential of our brand," he said in July 2015.
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So even if both presidential candidates claim not to be a friend on Wall Street, Cramer interpreted the combination of two pro-business candidates emerging, oil rising, earnings forgiveness, a Chinese story that hasn't become more negative and increased M&A activity as the reason for stocks suddenly turning around.
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So even if both presidential candidates claim not to be a friend on Wall Street, Cramer interpreted the combination of two pro-business candidates emerging, oil rising, earnings forgiveness, a Chinese story that hasn't become more negative and increased M&A activity as the reason for stocks suddenly turning around.
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"We've got liberal folks, politicians and people in the media, saying, 'the government is becoming a fascist regime,' and then turning around and saying, 'You can't have your guns, we can only have guns in the hands of people we're calling fascists,'" said Alex Tackett, the SRA's 22-year-old president.
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Along with talking about her tenure and experience as a Google exec, as well as the difficulty of the job Mayer inherited turning around the company, several people in attendance at meetings said that her initial recalcitrance regarding the sale seems to have disappeared and that she is participating actively.
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The founders of two other London-based fintechs, Fronted and Credit Kudos, were first to accept the challenge, and soon they were joined by dozens of other volunteers from the wider U.K. fintech community with the aim of turning around a working prototype of "Covid Credit" in just 48 hours.
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With these societal shifts came increases in population density (more people packed together means more noise), changes in transportation (goodbye, horse and buggy; hello, cars, trucks, traffic, and motorcycles), and — for a time, at least — more workers whose jobs involve really loud machines (though this may be turning around now).
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" Johnson provided a list of Boomer's milestones, which included getting "on and off his cars, in and out of his wagon, climbing on everything but also turning around to get down, drinking from his own cup, making a drum out of anything, clapping when he hears an audience clap, and so much more.
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In graphs and numbers, Li's slideshow ran through some of the reasons why many of the 600 or so people who packed into his talk in late December are sceptical that the wobbly economy is turning around soon: an aging society, slowing growth, and the slide of the yuan against the dollar.
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A relief crew were due for rest in Dakar, but a disruption at their hotel made that impossible, so they were required to turn around and return to the U.S. Mohamed and others onboard said ICE agents told the detainees they were turning around because of a mechanical issue, not a crew problem.
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"In the aftermath of the Nanjing case, many Chinese worry about the victims turning around to blame the helpers, and thus feel unable to offer direct help," Dali L. Yang, a political scientist at the University of Chicago who has written about the lack of social trust in China, said in an interview.
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Tsai's popularity tanked after she won the 2016 presidential election, but things have been turning around for her since early last year, when she responded forcefully to Chinese President Xi Jinping's aggressive New Year's speech where he said Beijing reserved the right to bring Taiwan under its control, by force if necessary.
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In a sign of the strains on some firms — such as falling research revenue, rising compliance costs and pressure to cut broking commission — small stockbroker Arden said last week that it was willing to merge with a rival after turning around its business, saying the broking industry was "in need of further consolidation".
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"Those investors who have the ability to capture short term market movements should position themselves in anticipation of an extension of the rally while those who can only shift their portfolios in a manner similar to a tanker turning around in the Hudson River should start to tread more cautiously," Klein said.
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It looks a little complicated to get used to—turning around is one thing, spinning a board underneath your seated feet seems like another—but it's one of the more clever ways we've seen to give the rest of your body something to do while your head's in VR. Not to mention the most portable.
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"On one hand, I do believe they are likely committed to turning around the macroeconomic indicators in this country, but on the other hand can they resist the populist tendencies that naturally comes with this kind of mandate and the electoral pressures that exist?" said Neelanjan Sircar, senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research.
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The father and son beside me danced and sang for two hours straight; the couple in front kept turning around and taking selfies with the band in the background, the grandmother to my right knew every word to every song and danced as much as I did, which is a hell of a lot.
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South Korea's economic growth is being stifled by a slump in global demand and soaring household debt, highlighting the challenge of turning around exports that have fallen for just about all of the last 20 months while simultaneously stabilising financial markets against the volatility that could follow more policy tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Mr. Lewis, a former Unilever executive, said in April that the company was turning around its business, swinging to a pretax profit of £162 million in its latest financial year, after booking a £6.4 billion loss a year earlier — the largest in its history — when Mr. Lewis dragged the company's skeletons out of the closet.
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Depending on your perspective, a dominant win over Atlanta in which the Steelers' defense was great, James Conner rushed for two touchdowns and Roethlisberger had two of his three touchdown passes go to Brown was either a sign that things are turning around, or proof that they had been loafing it in previous weeks.
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"Overseas steel market, which had been weighed down by worries over political risks since late last year, seems to be gradually turning around after the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday, while construction demand at home is a bit slow due to seasonal reason," Tokyo Steel Managing Director Kiyoshi Imamura told reporters at a briefing.
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During his last days in Memphis, King told an aide that he had a migraine headache for three days because of divisions within the civil rights movement, "and sometimes I feel like turning around, just quitting, or maybe becoming president of Morehouse College," according to "Voices of Freedom," an oral history of the movement.
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I used to have a friend in college who did this: He used to turn to me in lectures and say "THAT GIRL IS HOT" or something similar at the approximate volume of a car alarm while yelling into his hand, everyone turning around and looking at me, a man capable of whispering, judging me somehow for knowing him.
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"We are committed investors, with a proven track record of turning around iconic brands including Club Med and Wolverhampton Wanderers FC." Thomas Cook's proposal envisions that a significant amount of its external bank and bond debt will be converted into equity, and that existing Thomas Cook shareholders will have their stakes significantly diluted as a result of the recapitalisation.
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I remember walking through—I don't know what I was on, I must have been on something—and seeing people lying in these Japanese hotel pods, then turning around and there was a light over a man playing a theremin, and I was, like, 'Get me the fuck out of this Alice in Wonderland rabbit hole.
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" Elga Bartsh, head of economic and markets research at BlackRock, says developed-market equities typically return 3 percent in late-cycle phases and says three major themes are on her radar: "Themes that we are looking for in our outlook: One is a growth slowdown, and for that it's important that China is turning around its economy.
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"It starts with slapping people down, scaring them and then turning around — 'I know you have whistleblower protections,' but the average person is not a lawyer and even if they are a lawyer, if they are not in this area of whistleblower protections it is a little unnerving," Ur Jaddou said, according to the news outlet.
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Like everybody else at Nissan and Renault, Saikawa's career has long been overshadowed by Ghosn, the charismatic "Cost Killer" credited with turning around a debt-ridden automaker by closing 5 plants and cutting 21,000 jobs - drastic steps that broke new ground in Japan and were widely seen at the time as something only an outsider could do.
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In 2013, President Obama announced a new federal initiative aimed at turning around the slide in foreign direct investment into the U.S. He told a conference of global business leaders, "There are a whole lot of reasons you ought to come here," citing some of the points noted above, including inexpensive energy and the rule of law.
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Builders – After almost 10 years as CEO – a journey of teamwork that has included turning around AOL while outperforming the market, strategically combining AOL with Verizon, and creating one of the largest digital assets in the world with the acquisition of Yahoo to create Oath – I am handing off the CEO torch for the next stage of the race to Guru.
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Now, it's on Kavanaugh to prove not only that he will "respect precedent" (a vague way that previous nominees have tried to dodge direct questions before turning around and ruling in ways that ignored precedent) but to prove he will respect Americans' personal liberty and adhere to what Planned Parenthood and other groups have defined as a personal liberty standard.
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" Though they have mostly focused on each other as the primary nears, both El-Sayed and Whitmer have also been the target of (expensive) broadsides from Thanedar, whose bid appears to be losing steam amid controversies surrounding his business practices and a report that he considered running as a Republican before turning around and pitching himself to Democrats as "a fiscally savvy Bernie.
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