And it's turning out to be a lucrative strategy.
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And that's turning out to be harder than many anticipated.
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Facts are turning out to be as important as attitudes.
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" "His is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency.
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And sellers are turning out to be keen on the service.
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Twitter's crackdown on hate speech isn't turning out to be easy.
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Meanwhile, his is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency.
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Inauguration Day is turning out to be even bigger than expected.
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Is the #supermoon not turning out to be what you expected?
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But both of these are turning out to be terrible investments.
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Mr Evers is turning out to be more combative than expected.
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It's turning out to be a great day for service outages.
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Investing tailored to women is turning out to be big business.
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It's turning out to be quite the millennium for Robbie Williams.
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It was turning out to be the most beautiful day ever.
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This split is turning out to be colder than ... forget it.
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The Europeans are also turning out to be a big disappointment.
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A seemingly impossible caper was turning out to be a breeze.
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But it's not turning out to be hugely popular among Republicans.
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Rather, he's turning out to be an actual villain on the show.
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But it was turning out to be even harder than anyone anticipated.
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Rebuilding Jim Delos is turning out to be much harder than anticipated.
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The President is turning out to be a stunningly bad deal maker.
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"His is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency," Goodwin declared.
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Amoris Laetitia is turning out to be a Rorschach test for Catholics.
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The debate qualifications are turning out to be relatively easy to meet.
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Editorial President Trump's infrastructure plan is turning out to be a mirage.
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This is turning out to be quite a year for horror movies.
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Well, the Iowa caucuses are turning out to be a real shitshow.
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"It's turning out to be more encompassing than what we expected," Rep.
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But this year's race is turning out to be anything but simple.
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And that was turning out to be the limiting factor. Mm-hmm.
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It's turning out to be true in more interesting ways than we thought.
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"This is turning out to be bigger than we ever imagined," Novicki wrote.
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If you haven't noticed, blond is turning out to be the new auburn.
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"This is turning out to be fashion's season of existential crisis," she writes.
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Flu Moms Day 837 is turning out to be an especially bad one.
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The reality of Brexit, of course, is turning out to be entirely different.
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But it's turning out to be The Big Story of the iPhone 29.
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She was excited that he was turning out to be a regular guy.
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Conte is turning out to be Trump's main supporter and ally in Europe.
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This week isn't turning out to be great one for Uber in Japan.
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Honestly, today is turning out to be a bottle of wine by 229 p.m.
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The impact of the U.S.-China trade is turning out to be very big.
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For a slow week at the office, it's turning out to be high-anxiety!
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Stein is really turning out to be the anti-science candidate in this election.
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"We didn't plan on it turning out to be educational at all," says Kawamoto.
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Ceres is turning out to be a far more interesting world than we thought.
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But thus far with health care, Trump is turning out to be Obama's savior.
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And the race to fill it is turning out to be quite the battle.
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It's turning out to be a high bar for some candidates to meet (Politico).
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Five years later, expunging algorithmic bias is turning out to be a tough problem.
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In all, 2018 is turning out to be a good year for payday lenders.
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Mr. Kim is turning out to be a "very good diplomat," Mr. Lankov said.
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That underlines what an odd front-runner Mr Biden is turning out to be.
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The conformal bootstrap is turning out to be a power tool for quantum gravity research.
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The Cyrus family is turning out to be the 2017 version of the Partridge family.
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Taylor Swift's lover of nearly three years is turning out to be her greatest muse.
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CW's "fierce, funny, and feminist" reboot of Charmed is turning out to be anything but.
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The money needed to fill them, though, is turning out to be harder to find.
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"Light pollution is turning out to be a real problem for nocturnal animals," he said.
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Pennsylvania is already turning out to be a state where Trump is showing some unexpected traction.
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It's still early days for these devices, but they're already turning out to be life savers.
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I did have some theories about the first season that are turning out to be right.
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Much like Prometheus before it, Alien: Covenant is turning out to be a severely polarizing movie.
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But Shine's hiring is turning out to be divisive among the people who know him best.
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It started off as nothing, and it became a big project turning out to be successful.
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Some say it isn't turning out to be all that Kohl's hyped it up to be.
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The Food and Drug Administration is turning out to be the odd agency defying corporate interests.
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It looks like Red Hat is turning out to be a really smart buy for IBM.
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" The column also says of Trump: "His is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency.
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No, says Samuels, who is turning out to be a relentless calmer of my twitch paranoia.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Europe's data police have new fangs that are turning out to be pretty sharp.
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No matter who she chooses, these rumors turning out to be fact would be a huge betrayal.
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NOW, IT'S A VERY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME, BUT IT'S TURNING OUT TO BE BETTER SO FAR.
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It may only be February, but 2016 is turning out to be Lady Gaga's best year ever.
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Dwelling in the present, which I had fought for so long, was turning out to be survivable.
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Turning out to be the most difficult and complex failure we have ever had in 14 years.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese shares are turning out to be an unconventional safe haven of sorts.
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Yet, less than three weeks before the Iowa caucuses, the opposite is turning out to be true.
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Many have posed as Taliban peace emissaries, sometimes turning out to be suicide bombers on assassination missions.
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Timing zinc's price peak is turning out to be just as tricky as timing the original rally.
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These technologies — and the companies that engineer them — keep turning out to be less benign than imagined.
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So it isn't turning out to be a great year for E.T. — at least not so far.
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Irma is now the fourth hurricane in what is turning out to be an active Atlantic storm season.
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Today, in news that is super obvious: Renesmee Cullen is turning out to be a lovely young woman.
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Diplomacy—particularly with the Kremlin—is turning out to be trickier than Mr Trump and his associates expected.
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Welcome to just another day in 251, which is turning out to be as batshit crazy as 251.
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This entire health bill ransom payment capitulation is turning out to be a preemptive GOP strike against itself.
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But other states — New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio — are turning out to be much tougher than anticipated.
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And then that person ends up, actually, turning out to be horrible and has to go to jail.
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But as Peecook explained, this is turning out to be a mistake; Antarctica hosted an ecology unlike any other.
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I still believe she'll win the nomination, but the process is turning out to be the worst coronation ever.
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If so it would probably mean the unyielding Mr Bolton turning out to be less decisive than many fear.
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He took to twitter Sunday to claim that "Inauguration Day is turning out to be even bigger than expected."
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Violent, offensive jihad is on the rise in Sri Lanka, and 2628 is turning out to be even worse.
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The Iran-backed Houthi military forces in Yemen are turning out to be a bigger threat than people thought.
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As this new paper beautifully illustrates, the unfolding human origin story is turning out to be absolutely incredible. [Nature]
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The reality of leaving the European Union — Brexit — is turning out to be more unpleasant than its advocates promised.
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"I kept showing up in places that kept turning out to be educational and rewarding," he said in 2015.
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And that is probably partly why getting a score is turning out to be a difficult and long process.
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And the people that you think you can rely on are not always turning out to be the heroes.
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Copper's demand outlook may be dimming, but it's turning out to be a weak year for supply as well.
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The topper is currently out of stock and is turning out to be the hottest Instagram accessory of the summer.
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The battle of the billionaires is turning out to be something of a surprise—except for its nastiness and cost.
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Investors need to come to terms with the reality that overall weak growth is turning out to be quite persistent.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is turning out to be a surprisingly prolific generator of debates about the fundamentals of economics.
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But Yang&aposs highly unique and unprecedented cross-partisan appeal could be turning out to be a double-edged sword.
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Yet as foreign as viruses may seem, the boundary between us and them is turning out to be remarkably blurry.
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"All of these big, cool, powerful guys are turning out to be, what's the word, habitual predators," Aidy Bryant says.
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But the closer he gets to a shot at the French presidency, the tougher his campaign is turning out to be.
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"What's turning out to be most important for us is timing," said Alik Widge, the engineering lead for the DBS project.
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The tug-of-war between transparency and obscurity is turning out to be one of the defining stories of this election.
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In a year when barely anything makes sense, Shia LaBeouf turning out to be a great freestyle rapper is completely unexplainable.
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The New York City Board of Elections has a proofreading problem — and even small mistakes are turning out to be costly.
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And then there are some experts and engineers who believe that this whole idea is turning out to be a pipedream.
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"The battlefield we thought we would have at the beginning of the year is turning out to be smaller," Walsh said.
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So-called next-generation iPhone parts start to "leak" every spring — many of them turning out to be completely off base.
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Pawan Khera, a Congress spokesman, said this was "turning out to be the most unequal election," but did not provide specifics.
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Bank of America fixed income strategists, in a note, said the trade war is turning out to be worse than they expected.
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The economic impact of the vote for Brexit is turning out to be less of a sting and more of an ache.
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And in this year's presidential race, the ultimate reality TV villain, for many audience members, is turning out to be Donald Trump.
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But the runner-up in the climate hall of infamy—methane—is turning out to be a bigger problem than we realized.
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Even as his legislative agenda stalls, Trump is turning out to be a consequential president whose catastrophic legacy will outlive his tenure.
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"I'm worried about what's turning out to be the creation of a Tea Party-like element in the Democratic Party," said Rep.
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While we talked, I told Lindsey that we loved New Zealand, but it was turning out to be harder than I expected.
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It has been just a few weeks, but 28503 is already turning out to be a hugely tumultuous year in global geopolitics.
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It's turning out to be a genuinely reactionary administration led by a wannabe authoritarian who refuses to recognize constitutional checks on power.
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De-emphasising its own-brand cloud offering is turning out to be one factor supporting a pickup in SAP's cloud gross margins.
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As I said, even the mainly negative reporting doesn't convey how bad a deal this whole thing is turning out to be.
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But she's succeeding at putting pressure on Cuomo — which is turning out to be a win for progressives in its own way.
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Gorman also breaks down the company's progress in growing its wealth management unit, revealing how profitable that business is turning out to be.
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Mr Ip closes with a very interesting set of thoughts: Brexit is thus turning out to be a useful test case for deglobalization.
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This mission will mark the PSLV's 39th trip to space, in what is turning out to be a dependable, workhorse rocket for ISRO.
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This week is turning out to be quite the treasure trove of newly-revealed beauty trivia from some of our favorite rom-coms.
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But the question of whether we should stay or go was turning out to be complicated; even the angles that seemed straightforward weren't.
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Snapchat is turning out to be a major resource for people trying to keep tabs on what's happening on the ground in Houston.
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The Ethiopian deal is adding to Boeing's success on what is turning out to be a relatively muted airshow in terms of orders.
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Even if sexism in the Valley is just a few "bad eggs," those bad eggs are often turning out to be prominent people.
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Thousands of Americans nationwide are grappling with what officials say is turning out to be the worst flu season in nearly a decade.
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With only £89 to pay upfront as well, we're very impressed with how budget-friendly the iPhone 11 is turning out to be.
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Stan giving Henry advice is turning out to be a weirdly durable plot line, and it gives Henry a very minor sense of stakes.
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"We didn't plan on it turning out to be educational at all," Kouichi Kawamoto, a producer on Labo, told The Verge back in April.
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But one thing's for sure, Proxima b is turning out to be the most interesting—and alluring—planet outside of our solar system. [arXiv]
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Regardless, of those who have seen early screenings, it's turning out to be a lot of people's favorite part of the film so far.
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Nevertheless, Trump told the Financial Times earlier this month that his original tweet was "turning out to be true" which is, well, not true.
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Saudi Arabia's effective leader, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, this week is visiting Asia — and what a trip it is turning out to be.
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After two days of play in the main event, TI6 is turning out to be a tournament full of entertaining matches and surprising upsets.
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Actually, it's turning out to be really complicated to do ... All these local and tax rules need to be expressed in software and code.
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"The most extreme collision we've ever seen in the universe has ended up turning out to be middle C on a piano," says Duffy.
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Scott Pruitt has so far survived a swirl of ethics scandals, but the D.C. condo rental is turning out to be a bigger problem.
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The Year of Trump is turning out to be the true Year of the Woman, and not only because of a glass ceiling's shattering.
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That's turning out to be the case for thousands of animal welfare records that the Department of Agriculture removed from the web last week.
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These regulations form the latest move in what's turning out to be one of the largest national campaigns for digital control outside of Asia.
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" Analysts at Edison Investment Research warned in March that many of the latest food delivery startups are turning out to be "donkeys not unicorns.
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The online retailing behemoth has tried to introduce its own confusing restocking system to Whole Foods, and it's turning out to be less than efficient.
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And, to be honest, the unresolved anticipation of Barb turning out to be good did completely ruin the finale and thus the series for me.
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It's important to note, though, that most films starring Black casts are often undervalued, turning out to be much more successful than the industry forecasted.
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Light's L16 is undoubtedly an unusual looking beastie — but teaching it to see is turning out to be a bigger challenge than the company anticipated.
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Eyecare is turning out to be a popular strategy for non-traditional companies to test the potential of machine learning in the world of healthcare.
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While Trump is turning out to be a disaster for the Republican Party, the real estate magnate is pretty much guaranteed to come out richer.
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"The more we learn about it, the less we like it, because it is turning out to be a big hazard as well," Goldfinger says.
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"These newest measures are one more hurdle for Chinese users to jump, in what is turning out to be an extremely long steeplechase," said GreatFire.
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Terere has an uncanny and highly deceptive ability to absorb everything in his surroundings and his cousin Fabricio was turning out to be equally perceptive.
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"For certain kinds of studies, such as species endangerment and the loss of genetic diversity, this is turning out to be increasingly important," he added.
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In an era of growing skepticism about the tech industry's impact on society, Apple's business model is turning out to be its most lasting advantage.
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Photo: Pompeii Archaeological ParkThe first major discovery at a new excavation site in Pompeii is turning out to be something right out of a disaster movie.
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"I own and take responsibility for my poor choices, but [it] certainly doesn't take away from how extraordinary these kids ended up turning out to be."
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Abigail and Ray are both possibly drunk, Shoshana's not — but she is the third wheel on what's turning out to be a highly unlikely first date.
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The other group that's turning out to be Boxed fans are shoppers in rural areas that don't have a Costco or any other warehouse format nearby.
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As the impact of these factors is turning out to be somewhat longer-lasting, the slower growth momentum is expected to extend into the current year.
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One way that can happen, of course, is the program turning out to be a bad idea and hurting the people it was meant to help.
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"The 2018 midterms are turning out to be the year of health care," Erika Franklin Fowler, the Wesleyan Media Project's co-director, wrote in the analysis.
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The protagonist of this story was turning out to be as complicated as the central figure in the last book they read: "The Prince," by Machiavelli.
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It was 10 years ago this week that the first details of the second-generation Zune leaked, turning out to be right on the mark in hindsight.
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The Sanders seal of approval, for Mr. D'Alessandro and a handful of other Democrats, isn't turning out to be a winning one in this year's congressional elections.
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The impact of these factors is turning out to be somewhat longer-lasting, which suggests that the near-term growth outlook will be weaker than previously anticipated.
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But since almost every style on their website has near-flawless ratings and effusive customer praise, the purchasing decision is turning out to be a tough one.
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HONG KONG (LPC) - Taiwan's ultra-competitive loan market, dominated by highly-liquid domestic lenders, is turning out to be an unlikely source of opportunities for international banks.
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The second annual Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh is turning out to be a somber affair as the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi continues to dominate headlines.
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She talked for a long time, very freely, about Washington politicians who had always hated New York but were turning out to be helpful in the crisis.
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Between his time travel capabilities and warging powers, Bran is turning out to be one of the main characters capable of helping to defeat the White Walkers.
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But the big stumbling block to achieving this desired return is turning out to be the GOP base, which even before Trump's rise thwarted efforts at bipartisan reform.
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"Since we built the app with React Native, a relatively new cross-platform framework from Facebook, this is turning out to be relatively easy to do," he explained.
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I'm getting over a case of strep, so the tea helps and is a warm treat on what's turning out to be a cold and VERY windy day.
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It's a big deal, and a pattern worth looking at if we want to understand why the things we thought we knew keep turning out to be wrong.
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Despite the early predictions that drones would be used to deliver fast food and other goods to city-dwellers, the reality is turning out to be rather different.
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With so many cryptocurrency companies and ambitious blockchain projects turning out to be fraudulent or producing little to show for their funding, the market has plenty of landmines.
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Getting job shamed is turning out to be very good for Geoffrey Owens' career ... he just booked another TV role in wake of his viral Trader Joe's photo.
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But at this point, Detrick said, what is supposed to be a turbulent season is turning out to be just as calm as the rest of the year.
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"Geopolitical issues are weighing heavily on the company's operations, and are masking what is turning out to be another solid peak shipping season," Cowen analyst Helane Becker said.
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"This is exactly what the president has always said it is, whether he meant it or not, this is turning out to be a witch hunt," Giuliani said.
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The prelude to the referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union, to be held on June 23, is turning out to be everything but calm and composed.
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In fact, according to the Society for Human Resource Management, financial wellness programs are turning out to be one of the most sought-after employee benefits this year.
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That alluded to the truth that Facebook collects so much data from so many places that clearing it all is turning out to be harder than Facebook originally thought.
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Meanwhile, the planet's magnetic field is turning out to be much stronger than expected and the gravity field is indicating that Jupiter's interior core may not be super dense.
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This series is turning out to be more complex and heart-wrenching than I though, although it maintains a lighter, funny tone because Apollo is such a hilarious character.
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I pretend to be a little miffed, but I am secretly relieved, as this is turning out to be a busy week and I could use some couch time.
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You're obsessively afraid of turning out to be a pedophile, of committing murder or rape, of having an uncontrollable violent fit that would prove to yourself you're a monster.
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Qualifying for the debates is turning out to be relatively easy — so easy it may cause embarrassment for some Democrats at risk of not making it onto the stage.
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This small change is turning out to be a huge adjustment for fans, who know as well as I do that this decision is purposeful, and signals something big ahead.
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"It is really turning out to be quite an unusual drug in the breadth of activity that we are seeing," David Weinreich, head of Global Clinical Development at Regeneron said.
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And not only has growth productivity been slow, it keeps turning out to be slower than previous forecasts had expected — forcing the Congressional Budget Office to continually reduce its forecasts.
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Cora is one of many femtech startups to raise funding this week alone, in what is turning out to be a red-hot year for VC investment in the space.
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BCUSATSY is already down 4 percent this year after falling 10 percent last year, indicating that purchasing U.S. bonds by European investors is turning out to be a losing proposition.
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I can't help but think that this dumpster fire of a year that 2016 is turning out to be will have a similar effect on the kids of this generation.
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BCUSATSY is already down 22017 percent this year after falling 22.4 percent last year, indicating that purchasing U.S. bonds by European investors is turning out to be a losing proposition.
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Testing saves lives, so the first step is making sure we have the tests we need — and this is turning out to be a major hurdle in the United States.
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Premium economy — offering more space than coach but at a lower fare than business class — is turning out to be popular among fliers and a huge moneymaker for the airlines.
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Asked whether she was concerned about misinterpretations or provocation over the tweets, Rice said she thought the North Korean leader was turning out to be more clever than she thought.
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"There is a bucket-load of college-educated white women in Texas as a proportion of the electorate, which is really turning out to be almost a Democratic base," Carville says.
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So, though our wedding isn't turning out to be quite as budget-friendly as we had initially hoped, it's still far cheaper than trying to plan the average NYC celebration.2.
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"The impact of these factors is turning out to be somewhat longer-lasting, which suggests that the near-term growth outlook will be weaker than previously anticipated," Draghi also said Thursday.
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As it happens, 2019 is turning out to be a record year for measles outbreaks, with 465 cases reported in 19 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"His first Asian visit is turning out to be preposterous, cringe-worthy and a disaster waiting to happen for Southeast Asia people," said a farmers' group called Union of Agricultural Workers.
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With companies chopping exploration budgets, interest in Mexico's early auctions was muted, allowing companies like Eni and the consortium including Premier to pick up what are turning out to be gems.
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But the overall credit tightening could affect them down the road, with rising funding costs threatening profitability in what is turning out to be a tougher operating climate, Guan told CNBC.
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Getting into mining could certainly help complete that vision, while also securing materials in what is turning out to be a pretty volatile market as more electric vehicles get built every year.
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We know the last couple months have been frickin' insane," said Strong before Bryant chimed in, "All these big, cool, powerful guys are turning out to be — what's the word —habitual predators?
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Third is Steve Bannon, who is turning out to be far more than just a strategic communications adviser, and is instead reportedly shaping the substance of policy initiatives, most notably on immigration.
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And this kind of campaigning is especially important for GOP candidates right now, as midterms across the country are turning out to be a battle even in the most entrenched Republican states.
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The incoming administration's unique ability to make major policy shifts without so much as a blink is turning out to be both a source of uncertainty and reassurance at the same time.
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In a great example of paranoia turning out to be useful, an anonymous tip four months ago stopped a man in Richmond, California, who was accused of creating a stockpile of bombs.
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There's a new Star Trek movie coming out that you're probably not going to see, but somehow the soundtrack to the flick is turning out to be pretty sweet, thanks to Rihanna.
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If you're the kind of person who enjoys buying a highly specialized vehicle right from the showroom, the 2016 Chicago Auto Show is turning out to be just your cup of tea.
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It looks like the Jolie-Pitt brood is turning out to be a bunch of culture vultures, but with a mom that's a world traveler and a U.N. ambassador, that's certainly not surprising.
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And I wonder if ride hailing is turning out to be another winner-take-all market — something like online search or computer operating systems, where one company takes the bulk of all profits.
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Leading the round is ADV, with participation from existing backers LocalGlobe, and company builder Entrepreneur First (Lingumi was part of EF's 5th cohort, which is turning out to be quite a vintage year).
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If so, you're probably already watching The Bachelor, and good for you — Pilot Pete's season of the ABC series is already turning out to be quite the doozy, and it's just getting started.
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I witnessed at close quarters the origins and development of what is sure turning out to be a deeply compelling and strikingly idiosyncratic artistic vision, and I don't use that word "vision" lightly.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)Monday is turning out to be a pretty bad day for Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), one of the most widely used encryption standards, which rolled out nearly 30 years ago.
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But this election season is turning out to be a different story, with a billionaire celebrity and a firebrand senator from Texas taking the political debate in directions that Charles G. Koch finds worrisome.
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As the Gulf Coast of the U.S. continues to recover from the monstrous storm Harvey, Hurricane Irma is turning out to be one of the most intense storms the Atlantic Ocean has ever seen.
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Editorial One of the few practical job-building promises of the Trump presidential campaign — a $22 trillion investment in repairing the nation's crumbling infrastructure — is turning out to be as hollow as a pothole.
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"Interest rates are going up, and we're starting to see some benefits, but in some cases it's not quite turning out to be the case," said Chris Wheeler, US bank analyst at Atlantic Equities.
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What's clear is that this century on the Colorado is turning out to be very different from the last one — and it could end up being unlike any century the river has ever seen.
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"Terance is obviously turning out to be a leader, he's a stat stuffer, he does all the little things," said Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton, whose team improved to 8-0 at home this year.
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Over the last two seasons we've dealt with the big twists (Jason Blossom's killer), the small twists (Jughead's dad turning out to be a Southside Serpent) and the head-scratching twists (the Black Hood "resolution").
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He is a deep believer in the perfectibility of the imperfect union, in the idea that the moral arc of the universe, however long it is turning out to be, will eventually bend toward justice.
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"The demonstration has gone far beyond the nature of a peaceful demonstration, it's really turning out to be chaotic and violent and we should no longer allow them to continue this reprehensible behavior," Zhang said.
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While cutting hog breeding rates and culling sows is typical during downturns in demand, this is turning out to be the most severe contraction for Brazil's livestock industry since the world economic crisis in 2008.
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Recently, a bipartisan group of members of the House of Representatives took an important step towards protecting millions of American workers from what is turning out to be a very damaging decision by the NLRB.
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And given that the American hunt for happiness is turning out to be pretty unsuccessful, it's not surprising that proposals such as Lomas's — which suggest turning to other cultures for insight — exert a seductive pull.
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Some Democrats believe that the nomination of Ms. Warren, a deeply admired voice in the party on economic inequality, could be a unifying move after what is turning out to be a bruising battle between Mrs.
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This year's CES is not only turning out to be focused in large part on virtual reality as a platform, but the supporting hardware behind the platform is welcoming a good deal of exciting new hardware.
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But he also seemed to be coming to the slow realization that the post upon which he had hitched his future was turning out to be quite different from what he had hoped it would be.
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Despite those losses, 2018 is turning out to be less severe than 2017, which was marked by a series of major hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in the costliest year ever for the industry.
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What was a million times more surprising than him turning out to be U-17 was the fact that we didn't get to see the guy shirtless (as you can see, I'm taking this very personally).
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With 2016 turning out to be a massive blockbuster year for Disney — centered around classic film remakes, superheros, and, of course, sequels — it's hard to see why the House of Mouse would want to change course anyway.
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It is turning out to be an especially fertile season for Miller, whose birth centennial was last year, and O'Neill, who are among the most forceful exponents ever of guilt as the reigning muse of modern drama.
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Princess Diana's former personal secretary thinks the late icon would have sympathy for her son Prince Harry and his bride to be in what's turning out to be "one of the most stressful weeks of their lives."
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Trump's interest in assisting down-ballot candidates has heartened Republican strategists who worry that the 2020 election is turning out to be a re-run of the disastrous 2018 midterms, when GOP candidates were vastly out-raised.
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He helped implement major currency reforms in 2005 and 2015, with the latter turning out to be less successful as it led to a wave of capital flight and currency depreciation, prompting authorities to impose capital controls.
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No, green journalismThe Trump administration's combative view of traditional news media as the "opposition party" and "fake news" is turning out to be the best hope in 2017 for newspapers struggling to attract more digital readers and advertisers.
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James von Moltke, the bank's chief financial officer, said a stronger euro was turning out to be a 300 million euro drag on the investment bank, while the cost of funding would be an additional 150 million euros.
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Jennifer Lopez never ceases to make a bold fashion statement, and her latest ensemble proves she is in tune with what's turning out to be one of the biggest trends of the fall and winter season: monochromatic dressing.
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" With the Midwest not turning out to be the cargo-topia I imagined, I looked to the Bay Area to find Josh, who believes cargo shorts "are by far the most practical pair of shorts a man can own.
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The 76ers ended the last few seasons in a holding pattern as they waited for highly-touted young stars to get healthy and learn to play together, and 2016-228 is turning out to be more of the same.
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"The project of 20th century futurism is turning out to be fata morgana, boomers taking us down the wrong path to drown where the tide came in," Al-Maria told the Miracle Marathon at London's Serpentine Gallery last year.
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U.S.-based employers announced fewer layoffs in March than during the previous month, but 2016 is still turning out to be a tougher year for workers as job cuts spread beyond the American oil patch, a report said Thursday.
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Now it's turning out to be the opposite: Poor kids are spending much more time on screens because their parents don't have the time to monitor their behavior or they don't have access to other activities where they live.
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All politicians repeat good lines, but Mr. Sanders — lampooned as a freewheeling radical or rumpled professor who impulsively speaks his mind — is turning out to be perhaps the most on-message and disciplined of the candidates in the 2016 field.
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Gucci had a huge year in 2016 — just about every single celebrity who hit the red carpet stepped out in the brand (catch some highlights here!), but 2017 is turning out to be even bigger for the Italian fashion label.
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One of the places machine learning is turning out to be the most beneficial is in the environmental sciences, which have generated huge amounts of information from monitoring Earth's various systems — underground aquifers, the warming climate, or animal migration, for example.
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Given what a spectacular year this is turning out to be for bad news on both sides of the Atlantic, there remains a lingering anxiety about whether all of one's nominees will still be extant come the (so to speak) deadline.
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It may share their racism and contempt for democracy; but European populism is at least partly real, while Trumpist populism is turning out to be entirely fake, a scam sold to working-class voters who are in for a rude awakening.
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But gay domesticity is turning out to be tough to dramatize, as evidenced by such flawed shows as Peter Parnell's tale of fatherhood and infidelity, "Dada Woof Papa Hot," and Mark Gerrard's "Steve," infused by a sense of impending mortality.
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I feel like I could have watched the entire final conflict between her and Palpatine without knowing they were related, and virtually nothing would change — something I absolutely couldn't say about Darth Vader turning out to be Luke's father, for example.
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But the agency's Trump-appointed chairman, Ajit Pai, has declined to aid any law enforcement investigation into the matter—partly, we assume, because the lead investigator, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, is turning out to be one of the administration's worst nightmares.
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A picture of U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel displaying less-than-friendly body language is turning out to be a defining image of the contentious meeting of the Group of Seven leaders of the world&aposs advanced economies.
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Most people were glad to see terrible, no good, very bad 2016 go, and now that we're in a new year, those who were most eager to move on are realizing that 2017 isn't exactly turning out to be a picnic, either.
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Most people were glad to see terrible, no good, very bad 2016 go, and now that we're in a new year, those who were most eager to move on are realizing that 2017 isn't exactly turning out to be a picnic, either.
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It is turning out to be a potent electoral brew -- which has lifted insurgent candidates like Trump and Sanders throughout the 2016 cycle and challenged foes like Hillary Clinton and establishment Republicans who have found it tougher to reconcile the grass-roots anger.
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In the age of disrupters, where Trump has emerged as the disrupter in chief, Macron is turning out to be a conciliator -- and, in the end, the kind of true leader that his American guest may aspire to be, but never become.
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At the time, pressure was building inside the DOJ and the FBI to find smoking-gun evidence against Trump in the Russia case because the Steele dossier — upon which the early surveillance warrants were based — was turning out to be an uncorroborated mess.
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Here it is, in a word: Demonetization failed to do what it was supposed to do, and although the immediate disruption it caused was less severe than feared at first, the policy's impact is turning out to be more protracted than initially expected.
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By 2004, the President was struggling to maintain his popularity as the war in Iraq was turning out to be an operational disaster, on top of the fact it had been based on spurious claims of Saddam Hussein possessing weapons of mass destruction.
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"A picture of U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel displaying less-than-friendly body language is turning out to be a defining image of the contentious meeting of the Group of Seven leaders of the world's advanced economies," AP's David McHugh reports.
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Michael Fassbender's attempt to turn the Assassin's Creed franchise into a Hollywood blockbuster is turning out to be one of the year's biggest flops, but it's not all bad; the film inspired illustrator Serene Teh's latest stop motion video titled, Assassin's Creed Paper Parkour.
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" The slightest scratch at the surface of those values, however, reveals nothing new whatsoever, with the No. 1 shared value, as listed on their website, turning out to be the drably predictable assertion that "Ours is a great country of which people are rightly proud.
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Fifty is turning out to be more than just fabulous for J. Lo. Since celebrating her 50th birthday in July, Jennifer Lopez released her highly anticipated film Hustlers, announced her Super Bowl halftime performance alongside Shakira and closed the Versace fashion show in Milan.
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I was compelled to talk to the man about his woes in more detail, so I called him to talk us through the experience, and ask him what he thought about the later part of his legacy turning out to be such a shit show.
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For a start, now that some important members of the Trump administration are in place and beginning to get down to work, the statements of policy makers other than the president are turning out to be far less troubling than those of the president himself.
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Just days after cleaning the last of the ash from the Thomas fire out of their canyon property near Carpinteria, the couple were again packing a suitcase and grabbing their dog for what is turning out to be another extended stay away from home.
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The game is one of the biggest exclusives coming to the PS4 this year, and it'll be released on what's turning out to be a rather busy day for video games: April 20th will also see the launch of Nintendo's new line of DIY cardboard Switch accessories.
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The social network has run into a lot of controversy for its prominent role in aggregating and distributing news to the world — with a significant part of that news turning out to be misleading and potentially damaging to public opinions and larger issues like the democratic process.
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Judging by the investments that are underperforming so far this year, the supposedly safe-haven assets — the ones you counted on to keep your portfolio stable during periods just like the current one, when market volatility surges — are turning out to be not so safe after all.
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MACCALLUM: But you know, if he puts a second Supreme Court justice on that you feel good about, does that mean for never-Trump people or people who were against Trump that maybe you were wrong or that maybe he&aposs turning out to be different than was expected?
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Pompeii Resident Had His Head Crushed by a Giant Stone While Fleeing EruptionThe first major discovery at a new excavation site in Pompeii is turning out to be something right…Read more ReadThe eruption prompted a second wave of evacuations, but with a vastly shorter window of opportunity.
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The idea of an Atlanta rapper turning out to be London-raised sparked commentary from all over the political spectrum and — at least according to Demi Lovato, in a since deleted tweet from a since deleted Twitter account — livened up what had apparently been a dull Super Bowl Sunday.
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"The market opportunity is turning out to be much deeper than we envisioned when Lightspeed led the company's Series A financing in 2016 and we're excited to continue supporting the company while welcoming a strong syndicate of new investors," said Bejul Somaia, a partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners .
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But that's what any Republican would have done; climate change denialism and the belief that our air and water are too clean are mainstream positions in the modern G.O.P. So Trumpist governance in practice so far is turning out to be just Republican governance with (much) worse management.
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As powerful as the gene-editing technique Crispr is turning out to be—researchers are using it to make malaria-proof mosquitoes, disease-resistant tomatoes, live bacteria thumb drives, and all kinds of other crazy stuff—so far US scientists have had one bright line: no heritable modifications of human beings.
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"We ran a counter strategy in Europe which may not look as successful for some past years because our volumes were a bit lower, but in terms of where we want to end up, it's turning out to be a good strategy," he said, referring to Toyota's investment in hybrid vehicles.
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"But the state of Iowa does not reflect our party, and the fact that we're putting so many chips on the table in Iowa, here we are the morning after, with Iowa caucus turning out to be one big political asterisk, and that is not a good outcome by any means."
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But in a race that is turning out to be the most unpredictable France has known in decades, the FN hopes this weekend's rally in Lyon, where Le Pen will spell out her electoral agenda, will help convince voters who have traditionally backed mainstream parties to give her a chance.
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With so many men in the entertainment industry turning out to be creeps — Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, James Toback, Jesse Lacey, and Louis C.K. are just a few who come to mind — it's encouraging to see someone as popular and powerful as Drake take such a public action against sexual misconduct.
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However, two out of three banks employing more than 20173 people in Geneva said 2016 was turning out to be "difficult" and a further one in six found it "very difficult", the Geneva Financial Center, which represents more than 110 banks with 18,855 local employees at the end of 2015, found.
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He needs to sell this story so that Mr. Cohen's payment was not a campaign contribution (more about that below) and that Mr. Trump didn't really know about the arrangement in advance, and so has minimal responsibility for what is turning out to be a colossal mess with Stormy Daniels.
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Helping businesses better manage gig economy workers is turning out to be a pitch with serious pulling power for Lystable, the UK startup which closed an $11 million Series A this summer, led by Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures — following fast from its $3.5M seed round last year, which Thiel's fund also participated in.
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Trump is turning out to be a true disaster for the Republican Party, because his hardcore supporters are numerous enough to win primaries (as they did for both Moore and Trump), but can only be mobilized by a divisive politics that's alienating a chunk of traditional Republicans while also animating the Democratic opposition.
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Tropical Storm Harvey is turning out to be one of the most powerful storms to hit the U.S. since 2005, and you don't have to sit on the sidelines as it continues to inundate parts of Texas The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other relief agencies are already taking stock of the situation to help with evacuations and rescue efforts in Texas.
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Hurley is keen to point out, however, that there are no clear answers when it comes to your diet boosting your IQ. He argues that "the whole field of diet research is famously fuzzy," with some advertisements and claims turning out to be nonsense, or not standing up to scrutiny, such as theories that omega-3 or other supplements can reduce cognitive decline.
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One key driver of Zoom's profitability: a large engineering team in China, where average tech salary is relatively lower than in the U.S. Zoom's large R&D presence in China, which is likely made easier by CEO Eric Yuan's Chinese background, is turning out to be a major cost saver for the video-conference software maker — and reflects an increasingly popular strategy among fast-growth tech companies.
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There's been some improvement on that front, perhaps best exemplified by "The Hunger Games" franchise, but in the realm of superheroes, women have continued to lag far behind, as I noted in a column in late 2013 about how often a "Wonder Woman" movie had been contemplated, how long the wait for it was turning out to be, and how determined Hollywood was to mint new male superheroes in the meantime.
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The biggest loser for the GOP messaging plan is turning out to be President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's rants about those NFL players who kneeled during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial injustice, including the fatal shootings of unarmed black people.
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More from the Financial Times: Trump signs 'Buy American, Hire American' orderUS Treasury canvasses appetite for 'ultra-long' bondsSupport builds for watered-down Glass-Steagall law Instead, he laid out an agenda that gives credence to the growing view in Washington that, when it comes to economic policy at least, the Trump administration may be turning out to be a variant of mainstream Republicanism rather than the fire-breathing "America First" populism Mr Trump employed to get elected.
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LOOK WHAT IS HAPPEINING WITH THE ENERGY BUSINESS, THEY ARE MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM TO COMPETE IT'S SO ONEROUS, BUT THAT'S –JUST ONE OF MANY BUSINESSES - IT'S ALMOST LIKE IT HAS BECOME A BUSINESS, THE BUSINESS OF CREATION OF REGULATION AND THE BUSINESS OF REGULATION IS TURNING OUT TO BE A VERY BIG BUREAUCRACY, AND I AM GOING TO KNOCK THE HELL OUT OF IT. WE NEED FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT, CERTAIN RULES AND REGULATION ARE OBVIOUSLY A GOOD THING, BUT I'LL BET YOU ABOUT 2386-2100% OF IT, THEY ARE TOTALLY UNNECESSARY.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyRomney shocks GOP with vote to convict Romney breaks ranks with GOP, will vote to convict Trump Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (R-Ala.), one of the 2628 senators in the chamber during former President Clinton's impeachment trial, noted that Trump's trial was turning out to be less dramatic than the 28503 proceeding or a blockbuster fight in 22020 over then-Supreme Court nominee Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughManchin will vote to convict Trump Tlaib says mention of Kavanaugh was 'trigger' to walk out of Trump speech Pressley says 'the cruelty is the point' for Trump in response to speech MORE.
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While some of that may be due to people simply not prepared yet to buy, or a price turning out to be too high, another big reason is a range of issues related to the check-out process, such as lack of payment methods, credit card declines and complicated check-out processes: Stripe itself found that in its own analysis of the world's 100 biggest commerce sites that 72 of them had three or more errors in their checkout flows, nearly half did not use auto-fill correctly, and one-fifth were failing to revert to numerical keypads for entering credit card numbers on mobile.
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