This is like the sun turning to ashes, the water turning to gasoline, the trees turning to steel.
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That has a lot to do with despair: bad jobs, no jobs, turning to drugs, turning to alcohol, turning to suicide.
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But instead of turning to public stock markets or venture capital to fund their company, businesses are turning to cryptocurrencies.
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But turning to an ex-commodity trader to run the Fed is like turning to a gambling addict to run a casino.
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He dealt with this one by turning to his faith, and turning to his friends, his friends from church, his Bible study group.
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When he's not doing that, he does his other main trick, which is turning to face the back, and turning to face the front again.
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Should Alyssa wait to see what the men do by turning to page 86, or should she fire on them by turning to page 92?
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" Turning to Centineo, she asked, "Do you know this?
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" Turning to Rosita, Negan says "Same goes for everyone.
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" Turning to his wife, he asked, "Wouldn't you agree?
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" Turning to Farahan, she asked, "Was the sex good?
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" Nesreen, 9: "Nesreen spoke of Syria turning to rubble.
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Gillum readied for the recount by turning to his faith.
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" Turning to Orianne, he jokes, "together we make one person.
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Voters have rebelled by turning to parties that reject globalisation.
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Instead, younger people are turning to surfing and extreme sports.
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So it's turning to new blood to make that happen.
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BI: Turning to Europe, what do you think about Brexit?
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It's not just the film industry that's turning to India.
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One man is turning to the sun to change that.
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Attention is turning to the U.S. congressional elections on Nov.
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The inability to consume alcohol without everything turning to shit.
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By then, though, Mr. Forman was turning to opportunities abroad.
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So they are turning to their own sources of entertainment.
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In some places, teachers are turning to new, experimental curricula.
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Their absences mean Coach Ellis is turning to fresher talent.
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Turning to companies instead of lawmakers has already shown results.
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Me, turning to face Ewan, 4 feet away: Oh yeah.
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But today, executives are turning to citizen developer platforms instead.
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But we're also turning to another recreational coping method: weed.
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Yet many schools are already turning to less punitive schemes.
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" Turning to her husband, she said, "You could adopt her.
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Under Armour is turning to department stores to drive sales.
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Turning to unofficial channels can also carry a legal risk.
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" Turning to NeNe, Gregg says, "You have been my light.
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It's now turning to Winfrey to help turn things around.
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Turning to Judge Garland in particular, several points are noteworthy.
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That we need to chill out (without turning to poppers).
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That helps explain why Germans are increasingly turning to wine.
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" Turning to his wife, Jones lamented, "It weighs on us.
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Americans are turning to the Internet for everything, including education.
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They're even turning to streaming services to cope with burnout.
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" Turning to Byford, he said, "You think that's fair, Andy?
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But, honestly speaking, it is not turning to the better.
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To solve this problem, more retailers are turning to GiftNow.
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They're turning to the military and saying, 'You do it.
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We've run out of food and we're turning to cannibalism.
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She's not alone in turning to running after a loss.
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So turning to your campaign: Why'd you launch this effort?
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To address the unreliability, Google is turning to deep learning.
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All I see is a beautiful dream turning to nightmare.
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Turning to his left and right like a radio dial.
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Riedelsdorf riffs onward, turning to gay rights and women's rights.
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The conversation flowed into the night, occasionally turning to politics.
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He's turning to virtual happy hours to bridge the gap.
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Reconnecting and turning to families, I think, is very positive.
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That's between the believer and the deity they're turning to.
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Employers are turning to foreign native speakers to meet demand.
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At this point, you can consider turning to your investments.
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But increasingly, parents are turning to postpartum doulas, as well.
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BHP is one of several mining companies turning to renewables.
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Now, some candidates themselves are turning to such manipulative tactics.
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On this score, leaders are reportedly turning to former Rep.
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" Turning to Beau, Barris said, "What jokes did you like?
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Before turning to the literary life, he was an actor.
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Washington turned momentum by turning to its powerful running game.
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And it's increasingly turning to women to fill its ranks.
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Turning to the financial regulation issues, the situation is clearer.
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Meanwhile, focus is turning to OPEC members Libya and Nigeria.
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So, all eyes are turning to Pelosi and the House.
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Mattel is turning to Hollywood to solve its sales woes.
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Some are even turning to dreadlocks for the foreseeable future.
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Again and again, his thoughts were turning to his family.
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So it's increasingly turning to robots to fill those tasks.
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Some producers are turning to California, Australia and New Zealand.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests that American women are turning to the latter option: In Texas, the state that's been hit hardest by clinic closures, multiple outlets reported that women were turning to black market abortion pills.
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For Ava, she's turning to her teenage daughter to guide her.
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And turning to your friends or loved ones won't necessarily help.
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"They are turning to extortion or kidnapping, as well," Alvarez notes.
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Others like Buzzfeed are turning to direct sales to bolster revenues.
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After all, can you imagine turning to Facebook and finding breaking
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Other companies are turning to technology to solve their labor woes.
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She is very religious so she is turning to her faith.
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The Swiss bank is turning to Japan to make that happen.
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And increasingly, nations are turning to geothermal to deliver that stability.
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So, it's turning to a time-honored means of encouragement: money.
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Ticketmaster is turning to new technology to help fight ticket fraud.
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Now, some education facilities are turning to bitcoin technology for help.
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Businesses are increasingly turning to automation to increase their productivity levels.
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"Mom, can I have quarters?" he asked, turning to his publicist.
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That's when turning to a qualified professional is key, he added.
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Now, with Momentus, Kokorich is turning to the problem of propulsion.
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Hollywood is turning to teen lit for ideas more than ever.
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EcoFlow is again turning to Indiegogo for the initial market release.
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Factory activity has declined and some manufacturers are turning to layoffs.
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Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign is already turning to its closing arguments.
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"Inappropriate and unwelcome!" she shouts, while turning to address the harassers.
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Turning to the news coverage: the Telegraph story is predictably awful.
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Regulators are slowly turning to analyses of betting patterns as evidence.
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Transfer dough to a large greased bowl, turning to grease top.
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This time he won't be turning to the internet for help.
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Steven loved it, turning to Kirsch to get her every reaction.
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Working in batches, add chicken to flour mixture, turning to coat.
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A growing number of astrobiologists are now turning to alternate explanations.
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"But you're doing so well," begged Sam, turning to my mother.
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"I knew what happened," she told jurors before turning to Mueller.
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Attention is now turning to U.S. CPI data at 1230 GMT.
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The deluge has many scientists turning to artificial intelligence for help.
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Trump is turning to investment allies for top business-friendly positions.
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Pirates are turning to high-tech tactics on the high seas.
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Others, however, are already turning to the key player: Gov. Rosselló.
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So crews tasked with helping residents recover are turning to drones.
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Companies are also turning to private universities, further boosting their growth.
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Turning to education, the evidence of positive selection becomes even stronger.
|
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Turning to Summers' other question: Is there a financial free lunch?
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Ebola. And you," he said, turning to another, "look, come here.
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Busy employers also are turning to Faith Mission, the homeless shelter.
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"Turning to you is our last hope," Mikhailenko told the president.
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Buyers are also turning to mortgage products that offer lower rates.
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In Liberia, many people were turning to traditional healers for treatment.
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"I don't do geopolitics," he said, turning to the presiding judge.
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I'll be turning to that as I settle into the job.
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Now turning to Trump: Well, in Iowa, he was a loser.
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Instead of turning to the law, a "war on terror" began.
|
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" Turning to the veterans, Trump said "but do you know what?
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Turning to septuagenarians who lost two presidential elections, isn't the answer.
|
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Congress appears intent on turning to internet privacy legislation this year.
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And they're all turning to clinical trials to prove they're effective.
|
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Now, because of climate change, the ice is turning to slush.
|
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Which is why some parents are turning to baby-naming services.
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Teenagers are turning to Instagram memes to get their virus news.
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And others, like Illinois, are turning to their own state contracts.
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Instead, they are turning to arguments that abortion harms women's health.
|
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Nonetheless, patients across the globe are turning to non-traditional methods.
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Instead of pushing for similar measures, Lockport is turning to technology.
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More of them are turning to I.U.D.'s and implantable devices.
|
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The scrutiny is now turning to Mayor Eric Garcetti and Gov.
|
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LN: So why are people turning to 1968 as a reference?
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Let's just be a better unit instead of turning to me.
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Many are turning to ideas like these to improve medication adherence.
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Former restaurant workers are turning to grocery, delivery, and fulfillment jobs
|
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Businesses are increasingly turning to technology to deal with such interruptions.
|
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More college teams are turning to exaggerated defensive shifts, for instance.
|
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Turning to One Medical's issues: How do we value the company?
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ET trade deadline that they were turning to rookie Ryan Finley.
|
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And as the siege continues, Enrique's paranoia begins turning to violence.
|
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In turning to traditional medicine, China is relying on past experience.
|
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With more players entering the market, some are turning to Europe.
|
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Turning to Tuvalu and Nauru, Taiwan might have more justifiable concerns.
|
|
So state Democrats are turning to the next best thing: Democrats.
|
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There's a reason people are turning to online learning en masse.
|
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As such, turning to China would not necessarily be a shock.
|
|
Consumers are increasingly turning to nondairy milk alternatives like oat milk.
|
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"Two different sources," Father Boylan said, turning to speak to him.
|
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Gordon is turning to the October monthly options for his trade.
|
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To get faster, the Pentagon is once again turning to computers.
|
|
I don't sense anyone turning to look at me, at least.
|
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"Turning to someone like Mayor Bloomberg who thinks he can buy this election is no better a way to succeed than turning to somebody like Senator Sanders who wants to burn the house down," Buttigieg said.
|
|
Kicked off Twitter, leaders of the racist alt-right movement are turning to a new platform Kicked off Twitter, leaders of the racist alt-right movement are turning to a new platform This segment originally aired Oct.
|
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Khloé Kardashian is turning to her Twitter followers for a personal matter.
|
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Kulick remembers turning to the investigator, who was staring back at her.
|
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Dried-out bread will soak up the stock without turning to mush.
|
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Turning to new products is a common tactic in the restaurant business.
|
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Turning to his partner, he indicates he's found what he's looking for.
|
|
Adolescents are increasingly turning to the internet to fill in the gaps.
|
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That's why researchers are turning to algorithms to make exoskeletons more efficient.
|
|
Tripp is turning to an attorney with a successful whistleblower track record.
|
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There may be a downside to turning to TV for recipe inspiration.
|
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" Cue Deadpool turning to the camera: "Yep, that was a good one.
|
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Researchers are turning to genome sequencing in an effort to find out.
|
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" Then turning to Netanyahu, he added a question: "You know that, right?
|
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More people are turning to the internet to buy apparel and furniture.
|
|
The world turning to hot lava when you get drunk or high.
|
|
"He survived, he survived," she says, turning to look at the stones.
|
|
Instead, ever more Chinese are turning to bootcamps, liposuction and diet pills.
|
|
There's evidence more and more shoppers are turning to this option, too.
|
|
Buoyed by his impeachment acquittal, President Trump is turning to his campaign.
|
|
More and more retirees in the U.S. are turning to side gigs.
|
|
"It's humbling, very humbling," Murphy said before turning to a Nationals spokesman.
|
|
More shoppers are turning to Amazon over Google as their starting point.
|
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Financial companies are turning to artificial intelligence to create a better experience.
|
|
Now, Hicks says, she'll be turning to Amazon for any other celebrations.
|
|
To get there, KKday is turning to a traditional player for help.
|
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Obama looked the other way, never turning to the Israeli Prime Minister.
|
|
And they're turning to matchmakers — both digital and human — to find companionship.
|
|
Water was turning to ice, and the original shoreline had receded inwards.
|
|
"What do you think, Paul?" said Somerhalder, turning to face the camera.
|
|
They end up turning to body horror to realize their excruciating pain.
|
|
China has an old habit of turning to stimulus when growth fades.
|
|
Attention is now turning to the future make-up of the MPC.
|
|
Those curious about extremist ideas are not turning to their local imams.
|
|
You're looking at Twitter for, like, 20 seconds, then turning to Instagram.
|
|
Traders, including billionaire investor Mark Cuban, are turning to the options market.
|
|
Nordstrom is moving on from Ivanka and turning to Hollywood stars instead.
|
|
Left in withdrawal, it's unsurprising that people are turning to street supplies.
|
|
Martin said HOPE Buffalo will be turning to local partners for help.
|
|
To solve these problems, increasing numbers of gamers are turning to VPNs.
|
|
"I can't sing," she admitted before turning to her sister, the bride.
|
|
We've been turning to it time and time again in recent weeks.
|
|
Turning to Greece, Schaeuble said he saw no need for debt restructuring.
|
|
Turning to the general public for guidance will not make this easier.
|
|
"Andrew, do you have any pics?" she asked, turning to Mr. Warren.
|
|
" Turning to Mr. Dixon, she said: "How can you sleep at night?
|
|
Now, the Air Force is turning to cybersecurity experts at the Pentagon.
|
|
Lebowitz: Oliver, we're turning to you for our last piece of advice.
|
|
That's one reason they're turning to high-tech solutions like precision agriculture.
|
|
" Turning to a reporter, he said: "No one does fashion like them.
|
|
But the spotlight is now turning to his cruel attacks on asylum.
|
|
"I told you," Ryan said, smiling, turning to one of his hosts.
|
|
So, Chu is turning to the "more interesting" dollar market this year.
|
|
"That's why I love Sarah so much," she said, turning to me.
|
|
But Tamai said turning to other vendors would be disadvantageous for Xerox.
|
|
Businesses are turning to chief data officers (CDOs) to tackle that challenge.
|
|
"You've got nothing to apologize for," he then said, turning to Kavanaugh.
|
|
He considered a career in neuroscience before turning to music full time.
|
|
How have they so consistently found success when turning to their subs?
|
|
"I have great respect," Mr. Trump said, turning to face Mr. Obama.
|
|
More New Yorkers are turning to cycling to minimize their coronavirus exposure.
|
|
However, there is nothing new about turning to humor during hard times.
|
|
So the authorities are turning to a new weapon: Calvin Klein cologne.
|
|
Instead, he'll be turning to his friends and adapting however he can.
|
|
There are several reasons white men could be increasingly turning to heroin.
|
|
"Is this good for you?" said the judge, turning to Ms. Amadou.
|
|
So Mr. Neal is turning to a more conventional avenue: the subpoena.
|
|
Now farmers are turning to alternative species to help pollinate their crops.
|
|
"Oh Hiram," Mr. Moya said at one point, turning to the moderator.
|
|
Now growers are turning to other bee species to help their crops.
|
|
These days, governments are now turning to the tech sector for help.
|
|
Commuters abandoned the terminal, turning to trains that were overloaded and delayed.
|
|
Fitness studios are turning to virtual classes as large gatherings are banned
|
|
Within the campaign, some are turning to the question of what's next.
|
|
The adult siblings are turning to music therapy to help them heal.
|
|
Now they&aposre turning to doctors who will prescribe medical marijuana instead.
|
|
Consider how China's wealthy are turning to European clinics for medical treatment.
|
|
Amazon is turning to a "non-Whole Foods grocery strategy," he said.
|
|
"You are not appellate court judges," Schiff said, before turning to Roberts.
|
|
And several top companies are turning to OpenClassrooms to help do that.
|
|
San Francisco's district attorney, George Gascón is turning to tech for help.
|
|
Weirder is Ola turning to Adam for advice on her sex dreams.
|
|
Grocers are not alone in turning to the fitness industry for growth.
|
|
Hydro is among a number of businesses turning to renewable energy agreements.
|
|
Then she walks off into the night alone, turning to wave goodbye.
|
|
Market attention also was turning to South American crops now being grown.
|
|
"A number of nationalities are turning to the Nordics," that source said.
|
|
Mystery precipitation tomorrow night — if snow, about an inch, turning to rain.
|
|
Does him turning to that now as an argument tell you something?
|
|
And now the White House is turning to Congress for additional help.
|
|
Novoselic gets a few notes wrong, turning to Chris Shiflett for reassurance.
|
|
But most stayed, often turning to the region's other dominant for work.
|
|
Men are turning to a wider range of drinks, including whisky and wine.
|
|
Turning to five rising sculptors, we pondered their thoughts on trends and predictions.
|
|
"I'll freak out if you don't win," she continued, turning to face Rockwell.
|
|
Fingleton started his career as a professional basketball player before turning to acting.
|
|
Hundreds are turning to local food pantries and shelters to feed their families.
|
|
Turning to alternative meats, like poultry, will likely help meet the Chinese demand.
|
|
"I couldn't sleep at all last night," said Watts, turning to the officer.
|
|
A number of major sports teams are turning to renewable sources of energy.
|
|
So, in order to accelerate this revolution, Google is turning to wireless technologies.
|
|
In true comedian fashion, Davidson is turning to humor to continue the process.
|
|
"Joe, you do Iraq," President Barack Obama said, turning to his No. 245.
|
|
I took in her enthusiasm before turning to see the object of it.
|
|
New research indicates that businesses are turning to gig workers with greater regularity.
|
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Polls suggest that voters are turning to other parties following the Brexit vote.
|
|
She's made a habit of turning to her phone for companionship and guidance.
|
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Born in eastern Hungary, she was a jewelery maker before turning to clothes.
|
|
"What do you think?" she asks, turning to the celebrity chef David Chang.
|
|
So instead, McDonald's is turning to a demographic eager for jobs: baby boomers.
|
|
Kendall Jenner is turning to her younger sister Kylie Jenner for some advice.
|
|
Facebook is turning to its users to help fight misinformation and fake news.
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|
To do so, Snapchat is turning to one of its oldest tools: Geofilters.
|
|
Many voters are turning to populists with little commitment to restraints on power.
|
|
Why might scientists be turning to the courts for help correcting the record?
|
|
AI's power to pick out patterns is now turning to more intimate matters.
|
|
" Harry asked William, before turning to him and joking "Come on, let's dance.
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|
Increasingly, drug companies are turning to tissue chips to test new drugs, too.
|
|
Lidl is one of many supermarkets looking turning to renewable forms of energy.
|
|
To keep the category alive and growing, some are turning to new flavors.
|
|
" Turning to Giudice, Laurita told her "I thought you said you cleaned house.
|
|
But then he heard about crops turning to dust and farmers committing suicide.
|
|
Now many governments are turning to nudges to save money and do better.
|
|
This often involves vulnerable young people becoming more devout before turning to violence.
|
|
Some peanut farmers in states such as Georgia are also turning to cotton.
|
|
House Republicans are twisting and turning to find consensus among their own ranks.
|
|
I remember turning to my manager and saying, 'I think that's Adam Levine.
|
|
The enterprising New Zealand Post, for one, are turning to fried chicken deliveries.
|
|
The automaker is turning to Chinese EV battery supplier CATL for the answer.
|
|
"I like when you dance randomly," Kivlen tells her before turning to me.
|
|
" Turning to Baldwin, the "Sorry" singer asked her, "We've been working through stuff.
|
|
Creators and influencers want money, not just audience, so they're turning to Patreon.
|
|
Apple is turning to star power — once again — to sell its latest products.
|
|
Turning to the idea of premiumization, Jan Derck van Karnebeek was also positive.
|
|
Now, its government is turning to cryptocurrency in hopes of turning things around.
|
|
It's just a cyst," I told him before turning to the nurse. "Right?
|
|
So we're turning to a few celebrities who've mastered the combination for inspiration.
|
|
Other scientists are turning to other senses to encode information usually communicated audibly.
|
|
She's turning to Beyonce and Pharrell—maybe even LeBron James—down the stretch.
|
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Even defence firms are turning to more commercially available equipment to make weapons.
|
|
She discussed turning to her faith and feeling "unbearably" lonely in the aftermath.
|
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"That would be my intention," McCain said, turning to Reed for an agreement.
|
|
Federal agencies report employees turning to food banks and donations during the shutdown.
|
|
"We can't feed our own families without turning to food stamps," Mitchell said.
|
|
That is the kind of guerrilla insurgency both countries foresee IS turning to.
|
|
In Kibera, women are turning to untrained abortion providers as a last resort.
|
|
It's clear some residents are turning to potentially risky sources to get by.
|
|
Humanitarian efforts are turning to preventing further loss of life due to disease.
|
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Millions of women are turning to their smartphone to track their menstrual cycles.
|
|
To pay off student-loan debt, some millennials are turning to outside help.
|
|
This is exactly why more businesses are turning to automation and artificial intelligence.
|
|
"Suburban moms started leaving the Republican Party and turning to Democrats," Bade said.
|
|
Now they're turning to putting a crypto spin on other kinds of products.
|
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Groups are turning to every outlet to get their message out to supporters.
|
|
Attention is now also turning to other large chain retailers that sell guns.
|
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Will Hi Will, Nikole and Eric, Turning to the other case, Fisher v.
|
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They are turning to technology and listing nonrefundable hotel reservations on resale sites.
|
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US companies are increasingly turning to other countries like Canada for tech talent.
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He did so by turning to a lawyer he met named Matt Topic.
|
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As Alibaba enters its 19th year, it's turning to new channels to sell.
|
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But she didn't mind doing it, she said, turning to address the audience.
|
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Rural residents are turning to their smartphones to rent heavy equipment for farming.
|
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As with Delta, Flux is turning to Kickstarter for the launch of beamo.
|
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Concern is now turning to the long-term effects on business and tourism.
|
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"You were this amazing young person," Ms. O'Donovan recalled, turning to Ms. Jarosz.
|
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Mr. Serra might consider turning to the Swiss director Milo Rau for inspiration.
|
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She worked as a video-game artist before turning to writing full-time.
|
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As thefts at nativity scenes rise, communities are turning to elaborate security measures.
|
|
Black market vendors are also turning to social media to push their products.
|
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Biden talked up his virtual town halls before turning to his own actions.
|
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So, people are turning to the tech companies because maybe they'll do something.
|
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Turning to stocks that want to start trading, there's not much to report.
|
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" Turning to Mr. Smith, he asked, "Why haven't you told anyone you're transgender?
|
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Around the world, firms are increasingly turning to ICOs as a fundraising method.
|
|
The murmuring in the stands at Yankee Stadium was turning to outright booing.
|
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A few authors have responded to this reality by turning to self-publishing.
|
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Other Democrats are turning to what they believe is a more simple solution.
|
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And then turning to her husband to repeat himself makes it even creepier.
|
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" Trump, turning to May, said wryly, "This was your choice of a question?
|
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Credit funds, in turn, are turning to Europe and Asia for more opportunities.
|
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And it's hard to blame anti-abortion voters for turning to Mr. Trump.
|
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More women are turning to freezing their eggs as they delay having babies.
|
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"I love you very much," Trump Jr. said, turning to address the camera.
|
|
Markets worldwide showed signs of nervousness, with investors turning to safe-haven assets.
|
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"I'm really lucky that I played you Caro," she added, turning to Wozniacki.
|
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Turning to the back of the room, I lift my hands, then pause.
|
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They're turning to the party that drives progress, not the one playing politics.
|
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Now online shoppers are turning to a variety of strategies to stymie thieves.
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And now, people are turning to something new to combat the condition: CBD.
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Turning to hardware, the phones have a more typical set of flagship specs.
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He changed Anakin's motivation for turning to the Dark Side in post-production.
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Veterans, meanwhile, are increasingly turning to social media as a new gathering place.
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Turning to today's crisis, Trump will have to reckon with several uncomfortable facts.
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"There's a lot of change," Ms. Rivera said, turning to look at José.
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I tempered my habit of turning to my phone at every possible moment.
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Alipay is not the only tech company turning to a QR code solution.
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Naturally, those who are home are turning to snacking to fill their days.
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The video shows Harvey walking behind Klein, and turning to someone behind him.
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Donald Trump's turning to a higher power in the homestretch of the campaign.
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Hundreds are also turning to local food pantries and shelters to feed their families.
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"Ashley goes on a lot of airplanes," my niece said, turning to her mother.
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According to family friend Karyl Gaehring, Johnny's mother, Cindy, is turning to her faith.
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Turning to the internet to figure out just what the heck happened in it.
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Turning to China, Li said the economy would remain steady and continue to improve.
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Now that the bankers have had their say, attention is turning to other unknowns.
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As voice assistance gains popularity, consumers are turning to new devices in their homes.
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Christianity has a long history of turning to new media to spread its message.
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This initiative comes at a time where global attention is turning to climate change.
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After all, they themselves were turning to lead to treat diarrhea or trigger abortions.
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Some are already turning to alternative crops while others are abandoning their farms completely.
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Turning to me with a smile, Sumiko casually imparts her last wish to me.
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Meanwhile, many people are turning to electric vehicles as a more environmentally friendly option.
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The US does not want the Kurds turning to the Russians, administration officials say.
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Police in Bentonville, Arkansas are turning to Amazon to help prosecute a suspected murderer.
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Elsewhere, other municipalities are turning to schoolchildren to help turn the tide against trash.
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Because [turning to Mr. Young] I love you and I didn't even know you.
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The health care industry is turning to high tech to help consumers think healthy.
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Allison began turning to Twitter as an outlet for the stresses of medical school.
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Turning to Twitter, Nathan said he has been long and "wrong" in the stock.
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No matter the problem, local governments are increasingly turning to technology for the solution.
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But increasingly, he's been turning to technology to wean himself off of human guides.
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No surprise, really, that more teams are turning to technology for a leg up.
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While cash is still king, more parents are turning to technology and debit cards.
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But turning to a longer-term weekly chart, he views clouds on the horizon.
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"Pathetic, weak, contemptible fool," she says, turning to fix him with her frosty glare.
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According to Isaac, the last resort is turning to the bachaqueros, or black market.
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The U.S. Navy is turning to YouTube creators for help in finding technical recruits.
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When it comes to investing their money, millennials aren't turning to the stock market.
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" Then, turning to Zidane, Perez said, "This is your club, this is your stadium.
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The New York Times can't live on news alone, so it's turning to bread.
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"China, North Korea, or even Russia may attack Japan," Masahiro said, turning to Ayano.
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But Facebook exists in a world where consumers are increasingly turning to ad blockers.
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Americans who are stressed out have begun turning to emotional support animals for comfort.
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Turning to the options market to trade the TLT, Gordon recommends buying the Jan.
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Our whole family," Kendall said, jokingly turning to her dad and adding: "You're welcome!
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Consumers are increasingly turning to the black market, where prices are also sharply escalating.
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Some have already started turning to these alternative, alt-right–friendly options for crowdfunding.
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They have a quieting of self-interest and a turning to people around them.
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" Turning to another passenger, she gave them her phone and said, "Oh my God.
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Cardboard Computer is also turning to fans for aid in an act of protest.
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Turning to users for help is one of the first steps in Uber's playbook.
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Attention is thus turning to how his clout will be felt from now on.
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Many end up sleeping rough, or turning to prostitution or theft to get by.
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Turning to the audience, she adjusted her hat, as if we were her mirror.
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Still, some restaurants are building their own apps and turning to alternative delivery operations.
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"I know people are bumping on it," he says before turning to the Ladybug.
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It's going to work them in," said one, turning to add: "We've become accustomed.
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Still, some restaurants are building their own apps and turning to alternative delivery operations.
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"Those mistakes go away," Mr. Brain told the father, before turning to the son.
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Some hotels are turning to more novel approaches to try to keep concierges relevant.
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To pay it off, they're turning to their Social Security benefits, CBS News reported.
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And fashion designers are turning to them not just as models — but also, muses.
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People in some of the world's most polluted cities are turning to bottled air.
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"I hope things go well for you, too," I replied, turning to cross 34th.
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And he's turning to executive authority to bolster his political record ahead of 2020.
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Democrats slammed Trump on Wednesday for quickly turning to immigration after the terror attack.
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Turning to look out the back, I removed my hands from the wheel altogether.
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But there have been several signs of North Korea turning to more coercive diplomacy.
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Some Western tech companies, even the behemoths, are turning to Chinese firms for ideas.
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"I will defeat ISIS," the girl mouthed with a giggle, turning to her friends.
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Mr. Pearlman began his career in blimp rentals before turning to the music business.
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In Washington, all eyes are turning to tax reform as the next big initiative.
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He went on to graduate and later became a physician before turning to media.
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Microsoft is one of many big tech companies turning to renewable sources of energy.
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Scientists are increasingly turning to creative methods like ARTs to try and save them.
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But also yes, the thinking around Trump is turning to survival in impeachment proceedings.
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Millennials are eschewing settling down in big cities and are turning to suburbs instead.Realtor.
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"The audience needs to calm down here," Ms. Raddatz said, turning to the crowd.
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Around the world, firms are turning to robotics and automated technologies to streamline operations.
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Other European countries are turning to border closures to try to contain the coronavirus.
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Turning to GoFundMe and other crowdsourcing websites has become the norm in medical crises.
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There's power in turning to the past to illuminate the current state of things.
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Turning to a very different problem: weak conflict-of-interest rules in medical research.
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People can wind up having a heart attack, committing suicide, turning to drug use.
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To do so, many hotels are turning to creative functions to strengthen their brand.
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The Information reported on how users are turning to Zoom for virtual dinner parties.
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CNN is turning to one of its morning anchors to shore up prime time.
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The brothers kept playing with Amiri turning to face his brother as they sang.
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His daughter says she speaks to him regularly, turning to him for business advice.
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That means more people are turning to delivery services to support their favorite restaurants.
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Some doctors are also reportedly turning to social media to develop Covid-19 treatments.
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North Korea, meanwhile, is increasingly turning to smuggling to acquire the fuel it needs.
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" And, turning to the other faculty, said, "Where was I when she was interviewed?
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Use fresh foods before turning to non-perishable items like canned vegetables and soups.
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Now, the European Union is turning to phone tracking to help manage the crisis.
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For all of these reasons, one would have forgiven Teodoro for turning to pessimism.
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A lot of people are turning to this idea that the local trumps everything.
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Governments are also turning to consumer services they don't usually rely on to communicate.
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Consumers are turning to Clorox products for preventative measures against the spreading deadly virus.
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" Turning to face the camera, she asked President Trump to "not fall for it.
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Good intentions aside, turning to natural gas, like e-cigarettes, can be habit-forming.
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Turning to Tanner Glass and his physical style, they may have found the catalyst.
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Shares briefly rose 217 percent in premarket trade before turning to negative 219.4 percent.
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Tunisia's main political parties are now turning to a parliamentary election on Oct. 6.
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Cue everyone you've come to love over the past 10 years turning to dust.
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A number of firms are turning to robotics and automated technologies to streamline operations.
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Timothy got serious for Fiona's third birthday, turning to a professional singer for help.
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Instead of focusing on the primary relationship, partners are turning to others for fulfillment.
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To meet those technological challenges, the energy sector is turning to open source software.
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Yet turning to emerging markets has limits, Rieder said, after a rally this year.
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Many are turning to new technologies for cost-effective solutions to clean up waste.
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Coast to coast, Walmart shoppers are turning to the retailer to quench their thirst.
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Separately in Venezuala, citizens have reportedly been turning to bitcoin to afford basic necessities.
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"Thank you for choosing a less nerdy example," Greenstein said, before turning to Burton.
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Rural electric companies in Arizona are increasingly turning to solar power, Arizona Central reports.
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And progressive activists are turning to investors to also take action on firearms. Sen.
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And many immigrants may not immediately consider turning to the Mexican government for help.
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Rain is predicted to begin turning to snow in these areas by Wednesday evening.
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Homeowners began turning to more affordable options to decorate their homes in the 1940s.
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NFL players are turning to Capitol Hill for help in the fight against diabetes.
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Companies are increasingly turning to outside staffing firms to manage the nuts and bolts.
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It's no surprise that teachers are turning to crowdfunding sites to fill the gap.
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"Nobody should lie," Scaramucci said after turning to the look directly into a camera.
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"I know today is a tough day," she said, turning to face her opponent.
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Entertainment companies from Walt Disney Co to Dr. Seuss are increasingly turning to Amazon.
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Wealthy families are turning to 'transformative mediation' to decide who gets the summer home
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Plus, the visuals — with the black and white world turning to color — are gorgeous.
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"There are now serious concerns that the South Sudanese are turning to the mission to 'open its gates' in periods of minor unrest, or in some cases, simply turning to the POC sites to receive better shelter and humanitarian assistance," he said.
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With people turning to their phones for more entertainment, what's happening to the big screen?
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You've always been there for me, and I'm constantly turning to you for mom advice.
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He then traveled around the country, turning to Twitter to chronicle protests against racial injustice.
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Apple is practically admitting that Mac apps aren't enough anymore, and it's turning to iOS.
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But they—and the Maduro government—are also turning to cryptocurrency as a potential solution.
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The two started out funding the game through their own savings before turning to crowdfunding.
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It's not entirely surprising that they might also be turning to fish antibiotics from Amazon.
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The regional school director says she heard stories of women turning to prostitution in desperation.
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Americans are increasingly turning to newly-built homes, where sales jumped 6.7 percent in May.
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As the problems mount, some Brazilian states are turning to the federal government for help.
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However, some opposition groups are concerned that turning to India is equally fraught with risk.
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Facebook wants to stop this from happening, and it's turning to artificial intelligence to help.
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Alcohol consumption data for 2016 is in — and Americans are definitely turning to the bottle.
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"It is great that Facebook is turning to outside third parties" like Politifact and Snopes.
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A number are already turning to their smartphones and tablets instead of visiting bank branches.
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Health-conscious customers have been turning to upstarts that create the simple products they desire.
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Now, he's turning to women and transwomen of color fighting to maintain their own agency.
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Students said that after the two deaths, they are turning to one another for help.
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No one had ever been a fashion icon for so long before turning to film.
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For now it seems that YouTube is mostly turning to traditional networks as the sources.
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He's turning to the architects of the Iraq War (Paul Wolfowitz!) for foreign policy advice.
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She struggles to pay for food and gas, sometimes turning to Facebook groups for help.
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That is a sign investors are turning to non-transparent venues specifically for large trades.
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That's why we're turning to model and style influencer, Olivia Culpo for a little assistance.
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And to prepare, he's turning to one of figure skating's most decorated champions: Michelle Kwan!
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Mr. Kerry is turning to the more immediate questions of cease-fire and humanitarian access.
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Now, some Iraqis in Europe are turning to social media to warn their countrymen away.
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So, the team at Embodied Intelligence is turning to another method known as imitation learning.
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Prepare for the brrr ahead by turning to an XL puffer you can count on.
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But she was "very stable at the same time" and was turning to her faith.
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Thanks to these tools, businesses are increasingly turning to Facebook as their primary advertising channel.
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TURNING TO THAT Q200 GUIDE, APPLE GUIDING Q4 REVENUE OF $45.5 BILLION TO $47.5 BILLION.
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Turning to credit cards to finance a major purchase is typically not a great alternative.
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Pete Davidson is turning to humor in the wake of his split from Ariana Grande.
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One option: They are turning to Google's image-heavy product listing ads to do that.
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Overall, Dr. Tsai recommends only turning to lash enhancements, including magnetic ones, for special occasions.
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Malcolm wrote the letter in 1959, turning to his spiritual leader for some marriage counseling.
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Faced with the bleak scenario, Torsella is turning to surprising initiatives to make a difference.
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Turning to YouTube "It was so frustrating because I had worked so hard," he said.
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This is a subject we'll be turning to at Techcrunch Disrupt Berlin, December 4-5.
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It's sexist, it's racist, and it's going to result in women turning to illegal options.
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And many Muslims, turning to Sharia for moral guidance, have more moderate and varied interpretations.
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To make up this difference while keeping contributions low, plans are turning to riskier investments.
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The mood among some top Republicans is turning to anger: So much has been squandered.
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" Turning to Kerthy, Meyer said, "Obviously, you know, Bristol doesn't want to be together anymore.
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That's probably why Facebook is now turning to some untapped real estate: its Messenger platform.
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For their originals, Passionflix is turning to popular books, starting with Alessandra Torre's Hollywood Dirt.
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Caught in North Korea's crosshairs, Guam's largely Catholic population has been turning to its faith.
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And sometimes turning to friends and loved ones during a rough period isn't an option.
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Now it is turning to Hong Kong through a partnership with telecom giant CK Hutchison.
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Borrowers are now turning to shorter-term, adjustable-rate loans, which offer lower interest rates.
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Sensing that China's development has entered uncharted territory, China's leaders are turning to foreign gurus.
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To fight the outbreak of violence and intimidation, some organizations are turning to digital maps.
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And as those new consumers look to purchase bottles, many are turning to the internet.
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Comcast has also been expanding its home security business and is turning to home automation.
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Many Americans are also turning to dollar stores to grocery shop and feed their families.
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Meanwhile, audiences for news are increasingly turning to mobile devices to find and consume it.
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But many investors are still exploiting regulatory loopholes, turning to smaller and less restrictive cities.
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" Turning to the subject of entomophagy, Rurka says, "You've got to look at the numbers.
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Turning to Mrs Clinton, his one-time wedding guest, the presumptive Republican nominee is disdainful.
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Americans are increasingly turning to the great outdoors for their family vacations and recreational pursuits.
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I love turning to the Opinion page and being like: These are the eight opinions.
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"He suggested that women were turning to vote for Labour because of their natural "fickleness.
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" Turning to the audience, he said, "No one will take the good out of me.
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Another brick-and-mortar retailer is turning to Amazon to help save its struggling business.
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Experts say that turning to the masses can even yield sharper answers than other methods.
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Hostile state- and non-state actors alike are turning to crypto-cleansing for two reasons.
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And more and more shoppers are turning to the internet to buy things like apparel.
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To get at least something accomplished, President Obama has been turning to his executive power.
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There's a new breed of entrepreneurship programs turning to Asia for their next big ideas.
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Apple is among a number of major global businesses turning to renewable sources of energy.
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Sponsors are increasingly turning to direct lenders to fund large sized transactions with unitranche loans.
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Meanwhile, media outlets are turning to artificial intelligence and bots to generate written content (AFP).
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Turning to the camera, McCain mockingly thanked Trump for setting the two of them up.
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Turning to immigration politics shortly after a terrorist attack has become a pattern for Trump.
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Turning to them for help will make their youth feel less alienated and less disempowered.
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He telegraphed his true self-evaluation by turning to banned drugs from 2010 through 2012.
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Both Rich and Ashbery remained lapsed Romantics — turning to nature as counterpoint to the doldrums.
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Trump has been turning to his core issue of immigration as the midterm elections approach.
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In places where onshore sources have been exhausted, sand miners are turning to the seas.
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That's why an increasing number of elder caretakers are turning to robotic cats and dogs.
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Department store Kohl's is not only turning to solar power to reduce its environmental impact.
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Then turning to her friends, she adds, I told you I knew all the locals.
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When the taxis arrive outside, she says without turning to him, Give Declan my best.
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Instead, people are turning to messaging apps — most notably WhatsApp — to receive and share news.
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Hence, turning to the managers and workers who helped build the business may be appealing.
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And now, prior to hitting up the piercing shop, we'll be turning to them, too.
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In order to afford more home, more homebuyers are turning to riskier, adjustable-rate mortgages.
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"Bye then," he says, turning to you and giving you a big stiff dad hug.
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He eventually left, though, and focused on street art before turning to more traditional painting.
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Amazon is turning to Alexa and asking it to build a big digital advertising business.
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In any other situation, her sister said, they would be turning to Nia for comfort.
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Many are turning to lenders with previously unheard of requests for breaks — and getting them.
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Many customers in California are turning to home delivery of marijuana for the first time.
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"The relationship is probably the strongest it's ever been," Mr. Trump said, turning to reporters.
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Consumers are increasingly turning to digital avenues for gaming, such as on mobile or computers.
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Ms. Mbabazi photographed the hip-hop scene for two years before turning to documentary work.
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That could result in the House turning to a federal court to enforce the subpoena.
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But tourists, especially screen-dependent millennials, are increasingly turning to their phones for instant booking.
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Investors searching for income have therefore been turning to companies that steadily increase their payouts.
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It's little surprise, then, that German stage directors are increasingly turning to movies for inspiration.
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I was turning to leave when out of the sky fell a bloated black figure.
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Consumers and businesses are turning to us en masse because they can't complete critical transactions.
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Many are turning to sensitivity readers to help them identify potential cultural pitfalls before publication.
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Then he gave a nod to another childhood favorite, turning to Smith in the stands.
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Lower courts will almost certainly block it, so attention is turning to the Supreme Court.
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The question is how to confront Mr. Maduro's military assault without turning to military action.
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And some are turning to Los Angeles' garment industry located downtown to manufacture face masks.
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In turning to Mr. Pearlstine, 19603, who has led major news organizations like Time Inc.
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As the coronavirus closes schools and workplaces, people are increasingly turning to Zoom video calls.
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"Let's talk after," one officer, Detective Alejandro Colon, told her, before turning to the group.
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Mr. Meehan, turning to an American reporter, said with a smile, "She's your next president!"
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That's why there are startups like Loom turning to AI to help sort through it.
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" Turning to Sotomayor, Trump, without providing any specifics, claimed "she said what she said yesterday.
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Last month she repeatedly asked reporters if they had policy questions before turning to impeachment.
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As the audience applauded, Mr. Petrenko waited nearly a minute before turning to face it.
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Millennials — both men and women — are turning to plastic surgery sooner than their parents did.
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As more women delay having babies than ever before, many are turning to egg freezing.
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People are turning to bank cards and their phones to make payments — even in church.
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For his digital ads, Bloomberg&aposs campaign is turning to former Facebook executive Gary Briggs.
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"I have not spoken to the president about that," Trump said before turning to Macron.
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But more and more I find myself turning to an entirely different landscape: virtual reality.
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Turning to the stands, he extended both arms straight out from his sides and posed.
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People trapped inside their homes are also turning to mobile apps for more essential needs.
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Logistics researchers are turning to machine learning for help ensure closer-to-on-time deliveries.
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With the Iowa caucuses drawing near, the former Florida governor is turning to attack mode.
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As large corporations race to decarbonize their supply chains, they&aposre increasingly turning to startups.
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" He added, turning to Hoory, "Working for the IRS is a good job for you.
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Some shale producers are turning to workforce cuts as investors step up demands for returns.
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More companies are now turning to cyber insurance as a means of mitigating financial exposure.
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Technology executives, who had framed their arguments in moral terms, are turning to the courts.
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Lenders have instead been turning to tech corporations to provide these functions, the report said.
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People are turning to medication made for horses to treat rosacea, and dermatologists are concerned.
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"Having failed at 'max pressure', @SecPompeo's turning to 'max deceit'," Zarif wrote in a tweet.
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We will address a few of those complaints first, before turning to this week's topics.
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Investors' attention is now turning to major central banks for further clues on monetary policy.
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I wanted to close my eyes more than anything, but Isaac kept turning to me.
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Turning to the other wall, you'll spot Yanko's hanging sculptures made from crinkled metal parts.
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But to combat the flames, the state is turning to a controversial practice: prison labor.
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Voters are turning to his party because they are looking for basic morality, he said.
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A failure to do that, however, would see investors turning to defensive stocks, it added.
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It usually results in me turning to the other device to get what I want.
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Some thing this is just a vision (a classic way to get surprising footage in a trailer), but Rey turning to the dark side could be a reverse version of Darth Vader turning to the light at the end of Return of the Jedi.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif tweeted that "blaming Iran won't end the disaster" in Yemen and claimed the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign that targeted Iran with sanctions had failed, accusing Pompeo of turning to turning to "max deceit" with his oil attacks accusation.
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Turning to Las Vegas in the 1950s, he schmoozed Frank Sinatra and negotiated with Howard Hughes.
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"There it is," he said icily, turning to Mr. Rubio and jabbing his finger at him.
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In his later years, Signac evolved yet again, turning to a more florid and loose approach.
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Many are turning to humor, in typical Welsh fashion, to cut Cardiff Council down to size.
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By the way, why are the media turning to scripture now to attack Trump on immigration?
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It shouldn't come as a shock that more people are turning to social media for news.
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Maybe it's that we're turning to media for comfort during a time when little seems guaranteed.
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If illegal immigration is surging, it makes sense that working class voters are turning to Trump.
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They recommend turning to sectors that can provide consistent growth in the face of market volatility.
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Turning to the iPad, he watches an icon that shows Zhuhai's path across a digital globe.
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ARROYO: They&aposre turning to the one who writes the songs that make the vagrants flee.
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Democratic contenders for the 2020 presidential nomination are turning to Instagram Live as a secret weapon
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KURTZ: OK. I just think you know turning to black magic is not a good look.
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He sends her a page on his special Captain Marvel pager before turning to ash himself.
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Some are turning to co-working spaces, apartment complexes and health facilities to replace department stores.
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"Yeah I'm a married man," said Hart in one of the videos before turning to Parrish.
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How automakers getting into self-driving tech are turning to a new breed of manufacturing partners.
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As he appears, Julia acknowledges Elmo without turning to face him or pausing her solitary game.
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So instead of turning to friends for moral support, I turned to strangers on the internet.
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As cities become more congested, some businesses are turning to e-bikes to make their deliveries.
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Luckily for us, the wheels of capitalism have already started turning to satisfy our port needs.
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"I need a boat, it's an emergency," Labove said, turning to a group of five men.
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Abandoned girls find themselves turning to prostitution to survive and quite often becoming mothers before long.
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Senators will now vote on a judicial nomination Wednesday evening before turning to an energy bill.
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Increasingly, advisors are turning to sophisticated and accessible financial-planning software to deliver on the promise.
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Mills' latest strategy has him turning to a region battered by the trade war: emerging markets.
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But some others are turning to activism to push back against at system stacked against them.
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Many employees as well as contractors were turning to unemployment assistance, food banks and other support.
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Uber is turning to a new source of cash in exchange for something other than equity.
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It is also increasingly turning to its crude to tame fuel shortages that began last month.
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Now, the world's largest religion is turning to virtual reality to spread the word of God.
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Kim Cattrall's younger brother has been reported missing, and she's turning to her fans for help.
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So turning to cryptocurrencies could be a smart move when your bank notes aren't worth anything.
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If someone wants to fight, turning to martial arts can be a good outlet for it.
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Under-pressure multinationals are turning to outside consultancies to help them understand their own supply chains.
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In response, doctors are turning to older, cheaper insulin formulations so patients can afford their medication.
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Rotating auditors therefore means either severing a consulting relationship or turning to a smaller audit firm.
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In a time of great darkness, many millennials are turning to one California Congresswoman for light.
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I've just read the book, but there's other stuff on our plate before turning to that.
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Turning to emotions, one commenter argues that personal contact may override some people's fear of immigration.
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Pakistan will likely increase diplomatic pressure on India by turning to the international community, experts said.
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Companies are increasingly turning to high-deductible plans as a way to hold down premium increases.
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Sometimes, rather than turning to the heavens, the victims looked to Sir Don for salvation instead.
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Some market watchers are turning to sectors that typically benefit from rising rates, like the financials.
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So, the FBI found another way in, turning to a private firm to do the job.
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New York (CNN Business)Americans are increasingly turning to financial software to do their own taxes.
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Mr. Dorsey is turning to a bigger slate of directors to grapple with the company's problems.
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A number of major businesses are turning to renewable sources of energy to power their operations.
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Turning to the economy, Harnett cautioned that the signals were not as robust as many believe.
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Turning to the numbers, we know that over 80 percent of drivers have a second job.
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The nation's health insurers are turning to Congress to get their Affordable Care Act subsidy payments.
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As a result, a record number of people are turning to her Wiki for more information.
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With the economy on shaky ground, attention is turning to the stimulus options to help it.
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Turning to Ohio, Trump cuts into Kasich But that's far from the end of the story.
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" Robinson yells back, before turning to me and explaining: "That's my neighbour Bruce, he's fucking hilarious.
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Turning to controlling the entitlement-spending explosion, Trump deserves credit for proposing a serious Medicaid reform.
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As you build your team, find talent and advisors you feel comfortable turning to for advice.
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Liberal groups are turning to new technology to help organize their fight against President Trump's administration.
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And the tech industry is turning to a new battlefield: artificial intelligence, spread across many devices.
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But they need help with their next big project — and for that, they're turning to kids.
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And the tech industry is turning to a new battlefield: Artificial intelligence, spread across many devices.
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Individuals are increasingly turning to crowdfunding campaigns to help with the high cost of medical bills.
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Other online retailers are turning to crowds for the final say on which products to develop.
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Turning to IBM's cloud-based workload management systems and tools can help AT&T do that.
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But his first radical act wasn't turning to religion, but to drugs and the Grateful Dead.
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But as Ancel noted during the presentation, they'll be turning to fans for help during development.
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The incoming Kennedy administration considered the offer, and rejected it, instead turning to rapid military expansion.
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What had gone so badly in people's lives that they were turning to heroin and opioids?
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Now, in desperation, some of these stars are turning to their renegade younger peers for salvation.
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Now, companies across industries are turning to fellowships and apprenticeships to better prepare entry-level talent.
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Turning to the implications for U.K. assets, Wittmann forecasts that sterling will be the biggest victim.
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And like Mr. Harris, more veterans are turning to these sorts of outside-the-office treatment.
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Most felt Trump had made the turning to the second act more than a month ago.
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But to accomplish that, the agency may wind up turning to private rocket developers like SpaceX.
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Those unable to afford the higher price tag are turning to the federal government for aid.
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Despentes roved widely before turning to writing, spending her teenage years hitchhiking and following rock bands.
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Aid groups said the government was simply trying to stop the U.N. from turning to airdrops.
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Weekes says he previously pleaded with President Obama and is now turning to the president-elect.
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"Back to Mike Pence!" he declared, turning to Mr. Pence's record of job creation in Indiana.
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To that end, Apple is turning to services and other hardware products to boost its growth.
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" Turning to her visitor, she said, "Oh, let's close the door so Gracie doesn't go in!
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More people are turning to "mocktails" as a way to enjoy creative drinks without the buzz.
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Faced with dwindling options for funding, some banks are turning to new forms of debt issuance.
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"Let's go to a real network," the president said, before turning to Fox News's John Roberts.
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With expensive price tags and long waits, it's a wonder why everyone isn't turning to homebrew.
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Like malls, brick-and-mortar retailers are also turning to the health care industry for growth.
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Many are turning to non-lending activities to shore-up eroding capital buffers and boost income.
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So, instead of blindly blog-searching, we're turning to the classic masters of recipe organization: cookbooks.
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But Trump and company may be turning to livestreams simply ecause they have no other options.
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"They say some of the worst lobs make the best dunks," he said, turning to Smith.
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A handful of places are turning to so-called "zombie laws" that ban walking and texting.
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In Google's case, however, it's turning to keywords not hashtags to surface these real-time responses.
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If you're still turning to the Kardashians for your fitness-trend advice, that's problem numero uno.
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People are speaking out, protesting, donating, volunteering and turning to Congress to make that a reality.
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Now the company is increasingly turning to a time-honoured retail tactic: putting everything on sale.
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And other companies are turning to the financing method too, according to investors from Lighter Capital.
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Aiko isn't the only R&B singer turning to sound bowls as a form of meditation.
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To get through the crisis, chief information officers are turning to a powerful resource: each other.
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In the summer the trees are rich green, turning to brown and gold in the autumn.
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For help, the chain is turning to the quick-serve cousin many once thought was inferior.
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Today I will briefly discuss the current economic situation and outlook before turning to monetary policy.
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They walked up to Haslem, who first greeted George before turning to the princess starting school.
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Lots of the teens leaving or forgoing Facebook are turning to Instagram instead, which Facebook owns.
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People are turning to that because it is validating their own beliefs, which makes them happy.
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Mr. Sánchez was Colombian and grew coffee as a youth before turning to painting and acting.
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Doctors and nurses frequently try to discourage their patients from turning to the internet for answers.
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The son of immigrants from Pakistan, Mr. Javid was a successful banker before turning to politics.
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Her husband's killer is looking at her with her husband's gaze and she's turning to honey.
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Fans bounced on their heels, wondering what the holdup was, turning to one another for reassurance.
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To answer that demand, many airlines are turning to a new class of service: premium economy.
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So they're turning to these aquatic wood-lovers and their symbiotic bacteria, which are great chemists.
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Consumers are turning to the substitutes to reduce their impact on the planet and eat healthier.
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The machinery of top-level administration is now turning to face us and to protect us.
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I always tell borrowers to max out their federal loan options before turning to private loans.
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Network operators are turning to cloud platforms to enable and scale latency- and location-sensitive applications.
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Still, Republicans have mocked the notion of Democrats turning to history in the pursuit of Trump.
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Closing off lawful channels of humanitarian relief will also result in more people turning to smugglers.
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He continued to drive faster, deeper into the crowd, turning to his left as he went.
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Now, Tinder is turning to artificial intelligence to help people dealing with grossness in the DMs.
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Just beyond the entrance, large papier-mâché lion masks were twisting and turning to the drumbeat.
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" Turning to the imaginary audience, she continued, "I might say, 'Pam has passed on, hasn't she?
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Now they're turning to emojis to show off the augmented reality (AR) capabilities of their handsets.
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I feel more comfortable turning to a friend for help rather than one of my parents.
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Many insisted the community needed to grieve before turning to the cause of the fatal accident.
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Some candidates seeking a way out of the low single digits are turning to desperate measures.
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"In Egypt, people are not turning to these organizations, because they know better," Hassan told me.
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The victory will likely reverberate far beyond Nevada, with the contest soon turning to Super Tuesday.
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Many are avoiding sugar and simple carbohydrates and turning to protein-rich foods, snacks and supplements.
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That is why Beijing may be turning to subtler, digital-age methods to inflame and divide.
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As these disasters become more frequent, firefighters are turning to new technology to help tackle them.
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Turning to Nacho for a moment — raise your hand if you think he's a dead man?
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More consumers have also been turning to the internet to buy sneakers, sandals and high heels.
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Couples and their families are turning to therapists who specialize in helping them navigate wedding planning.
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And so, these titans initially saw little need in turning to traditional tech vendors like Cisco.
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Turning to interest rates, Kaplan said he sees two more rate hikes as a base case.
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People love to comparison shop, with many turning to Amazon's competitors to compare deals and prices.
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The Association of University Presses, or AUPresses, would like you to consider turning to its members.
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And while some people will be heading outside to shovel others are turning to heated driveways.
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Craving progress and results, Americans are turning to the governments closer to them – in their states.
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They're testing waterways for pig DNA, and turning to more traditional approaches — hunting dogs and shotguns.
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As a result, markets worldwide showed signs of nervousness, with investors turning to safe-haven assets.
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Turning to me, he repeated the statement in Mandarin, perhaps expecting an easy nod of agreement.
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Turning to the politics of the blueprint, members of Congress and budget experts consider it unrealistic.
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HOW DO YOU KEEP YOUR SHOPPER FROM TURNING TO PRIME WARDROBE FOR ALL OF HER NEEDS?
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Before turning to politics, Dr. Azizi was a surgeon by profession who specialized in treating burns.
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"Okay, you&aposre going to kick," the official said again, before turning to the Rams captains.
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This isn&apost the first signal we&aposve had that Amazon is turning to hand biometrics.
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Neeson began recounting his personal story after being asked about his film character turning to anger.
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Are voters turning to the far right because of economic anxiety, xenophobia or something else entirely?
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Even in states where those laws do not exist, schools are turning to museums for help.
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New York City was expected to get 2 to 4 inches, turning to rain later on.
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"This guy's from The New York Times," she said, turning to the agent next to her.
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"These are some photos," he said, turning to an old cigar box on the coffee table.
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Turning to the executive branch, Trump's transition already reveals some parallels between his administration and Carter's.
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As the local galleries become increasingly stratified, these collectors are turning to a natural destination: Online.
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"Many schools are turning to arming teachers, and I understand why they want to," said Kaminsky.
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It felt like he was turning to you specifically and giving you a lot of face time!
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In Mosul, the initial relief at liberation from IS's reign of terror is already turning to grumbling.
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So overwhelming is Mr Macron's expected victory that worries are turning to how to curb excessive power.
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Even some college programs, such as the University of Alabama's football team, are turning to sports psych.
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But in real life, the animals at Disney's parks are apparently turning to a life of crime.
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They're just not getting paid and are increasingly turning to public support and food shelves to survive.
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For guidance as we enter the new year, we're turning to one of L.A. most demanding colorists.
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For these reasons and more, many cyber criminals are turning to a less than hands-on approach.
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In turning to music, Buerhaus created a transitional object, an organ — a musical sculpture, one might say.
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"Investors are turning to alternatives, including quantitative strategies," said Christopher Palazzolo, principal at AQR Capital Management Europe.
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To test it out, NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) are turning to the deep seas.
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We just watched a town called "Paradise" literally turning to hell and inside of half an hour.
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Trump also comes to the negotiating table as US ally Turkey seems to be turning to Putin.
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Sugar-conscious customers are turning to water, seltzer and beverages that offer a nutritional or energy boost.
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Short of workers, some fast-food restaurants are turning to robots to flip burgers and clean grills.
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Attention is now turning to how much more stimulus Beijing will apply without triggering more financial risks.
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And some states are turning to bipartisan or independent map drawers to create competitive and fair maps.
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People outside the US turning to Google for help will see some of the most significant changes.
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Focus was also turning to first quarter results from the likes of Goldman Sachs and eBay later.
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And gay couples, who can marry in a growing number of countries, are increasingly turning to surrogacy.
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EBay wants its mobile shopping to be fast — and it is turning to Google for a boost.
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Desperate to find new medicines against pathogenic microorganisms, scientists are turning to Crispr, the gene-editing tool.
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It appears that Fox is turning to Ryan Reynolds and the Deadpool franchise to take control instead.
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Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" no doubt read up on Norse mythology before turning to law.
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The night before Craig's funeral service, a sleepless Strickland recalls turning to an old friend for guidance.
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Turning to outside political help to achieve that this past weekend is a shift for Jones' campaign.
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Andrés' team was so involved with the operations, that FEMA was eventually turning to them for answers.
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A wide variety of other candidates are also turning to Snapchat to reach its typically younger users.
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Angola is turning to the International Monetary Fund for help as it grapples with lower oil prices.
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One of the automakers implicated in the recall scandal is turning to Facebook to track down owners.
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But Slovakia's booming factories are desperate for labour, and they are turning to Serbia to find it.
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They both sway in the wind a little more before turning to the camera for matching smirks.
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But Vardalos never gave up and found her solution by turning to the American foster-care system.
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But underneath it all, she's just a regular mom, turning to the internet to get parenting advice.
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"Turning to Guangzhou is one of the good ways to solve Hong Kong's problems," he told me.
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BMW has recently limited its use of the costly material, turning to cheaper aluminium and speciality steel.
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Until these responses are prioritised, it is hard to justify turning to speculative—and possibly spurious—options.
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Millennials, born in the 233s and 22010s, are increasingly turning to Colorado to begin their professional careers.
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It's no wonder people are turning to self-care apps for care, regardless of their therapeutic value.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers are turning to history for lessons in how to cut Big Tech down to size.
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But she doubled down, turning to Twitter to instruct the magazine's editors on what their readers want.
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Plus, with more people turning to social media for this reason, platforms may adapt to facilitate it.
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Vilatte says seven out of 10 people who leave the party are turning to the far right.
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With more and more people turning to more healthful drinks, selling sugary soda is a losing game.
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But, more and more, Americans are turning to crowdfunding websites to make ends meet after misfortune strikes.
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So safety regulators are turning to the tech industry for help in combating the rise in fatalities.
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And there's a reason that turning to music has been such an effective use of that energy.
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Let's consider the important ways that America and Europe differ by first turning to the European example.
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When it comes to gold, traders including billionaire investor Mark Cuban are turning to the options market.
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She recommends turning to the ACLU or a similar organization if that appears to be the case.
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A town in Japan with high rates of stomach cancer is turning to sniffer dogs for help.
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Without another avenue, they say they've been turning to social media and signing a petition on Change.
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Turning to the BoJ's potential exit from its extraordinary policy, Kuroda declined to comment on any specifics.
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Simon has been turning to non-retail tenants like apartments and hotels to fill that empty space.
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The Quebec government is turning to theatre in a bid to combat the radicalization of young people.
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This has forced new creativity, often turning to philanthropies and big corporations, to help fund their plans.
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In a different kind of hedge, Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management suggests turning to digital currency .
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Vineyards, meanwhile, are turning to novel methods to keep the invaders at bay and the landscape intact.
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More investors are turning to socially responsible investing — SRI — or environmental, social and governance-focused — ESG — funds.
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I'll be right there," he says before pausing and turning to his wife: "Oh, it's for you.
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Just as Argentina is poised to cure its long-standing default, attention is quickly turning to Venezuela.
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Donald Trump supporters are turning to a Yelp-like restaurant review app in search of safe spaces.
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They're turning to Twitter to satirize the party's front-runner through parody that veers into personal attacks.
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Though Francia went to high school, she ended up turning to the underground economy to make money.
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Laxdal continued his career in the minors and in Europe for another decade before turning to coaching.
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It's when everything started turning to shades of gray, and where the good guys became the villains.
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On clear days it becomes a hazy mirror, the stark blue above turning to indistinct brightness below.
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With the president's weekend defeat close to assured, minds are turning to the day after the vote.
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Attention is now turning to how long Turkey will keep Russian imports off the preferred import programme.
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"As existing home inventory remains flat, we should see more consumers turning to new construction," Brady said.
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"For such a warm place, it's cold as fuck," says Grant of LA, turning to his brother.
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She tried acupuncture, osteopathic manipulative treatment and several other pain-relief methods before finally turning to opioids.
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Yet when it comes to new appointments, Mr Putin is still turning to people he knows personally.
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Or: You can pivot the mouse so you can run forward while also turning to the side.
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When you are out, give yourself a set spending budget in cash, instead of turning to cards.
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"If something feels like home, we get it, right?" she said, turning to Mr. Jackson for confirmation.
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With Trump turning to Wall Street to fill some cabinet posts, readership is climbing further, Miller said.
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Are readers turning to these books for context, as a reprieve or for some other reason entirely?
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Others wander homeless, some turning to crime, like prostitution, adding law enforcement woes to the social challenges.
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She imagined Robert picking up his phone, reading that message, turning to glass, and shattering to pieces.
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They're not alone in turning to the courts to protest a lack of action on climate change.
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The GOP is turning to the power of the purse to kill the Labor Department's fiduciary rule.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa — Stacy Perez never could have imagined turning to a food bank to feed her family.
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Dixon recruited Adams to Pittsburgh, where he played one season, 2012-13, before turning to the pros.
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Turning to the fighting in Afrin, Merkel said that Turkey's actions were unacceptable despite its security interests.
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While about half of consumers still use cash for small purchases, many are turning to credit cards.
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As supply fears grow, the market's attention is turning to China as a potential source of aluminium.
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Some states responded by turning to more widely available sedatives or even to illegal and unregulated suppliers.
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As couples wait longer to have children, more are turning to IVF for help once they're ready.
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Trump has already responded to the jibe, calling it "disgraceful" before turning to Twitter to attack Democrats.
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He studied the old furniture and the twelve-inch black-and-white television before turning to her.
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For e-commerce, delivery and data-focused initiatives such as smart pricing, Kroger is turning to Google.
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"Physicians have an obligation to do a thorough workup before turning to a psychological explanation," he said.
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And it is cultivating new supply chains by turning to Brazil to fulfill its demand for soybeans.
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Companies are turning to advanced technology like virtual reality to help them navigate a quickly changing workplace.
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Ribeyron, 31, was born in Canada and initially trained as a product designer before turning to fashion.
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Respondents are turning to a number of sources, with 24 percent saying cable TV is most helpful.
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For years, drugmakers have been turning to genomic and clinical-data sources, especially through companies like Flatiron.
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Instead, we're turning to our peers and our collective best judgment as well as centuries-old traditions.
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Finally, Americans, especially those avoiding gluten, are increasingly turning to ancient grains like quinoa, amaranth and millet.
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And younger shoppers are turning to new brands like Sweetgreen, Bareburger and Cava Grill for a meal.
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Essentially, you were not alone in immediately turning to Netflix in the wake of these depressing events.
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But that doesn't stop us from turning to the comfort (or stress) of these old wives' tales.
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No, I don&apost think it&aposs bad if campaigns are turning to foreign governments for dirt.
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The Clinton campaign is turning to the first lady, who as emerged has her most powerful surrogate.
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In 503 and 250, prices for many Bordeaux wines fell as Chinese buyers started turning to Burgundy.
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Over the next three years Cauthen found himself with nothing to do, turning to heavy alcohol use.
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Like the Drifter, I've found myself turning to the past more and more to understand my future.
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So it's turning to a website with around 80 million visitors each month, no matter the optics.
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And millennials are increasingly turning to agents, as opposed to the internet, for help planning their vacations.
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The chef drew inspiration from the space's diner aesthetic, turning to diners around the world for ideas.
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I picture my father turning to the cinematographer and saying, Listen to how quiet this place is.
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Younger generations aren't just waiting to inherit — they're also turning to family for day-to-day help.
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Turning to the retired officers reflects Mr. Trump's preference for having strong, even swaggering, men around him.
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Turning to retirement accounts in a pinch could be the result of no emergency savings, Hamrick said.
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People worldwide, sullen and unmoored from community structures, are turning to rage, apathy, protest, and angry tribalism.
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However, drillers are increasingly turning to wells that produce oil and gas for a relatively short period.
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As scientists race to find a cure and vaccine, China is increasingly turning to its traditional remedies.
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People are turning to fun, catchy songs to promote practices like social distancing and proper hand-washing.
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Wheeler ran music venues in Texas and produced records in New York before turning to currency trading.
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" Turning to her mother, Kylie added, "You tell me that Stormi reminds you a lot of me.
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For help, the chain is turning to the quick-serve cousin that many once thought was inferior.
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She spoke in English, often in long, winding sentences, only occasionally turning to a translator for help.
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Put the slices in a medium bowl and add the leche de tigre, turning to coat. 5.
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Some of the 800,000 furloughed federal employees are turning to pawnshops and brokers for short-term loans.
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Some of the 203,000 furloughed federal employees are turning to pawnshops and brokers for short-term loans.
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But with schools shut, turning to a teacher or a counselor for help was not an option.
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Before turning to film, he directed experimental plays at the Organic Theater Company in the late 1960s.
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Before turning to film, he directed experimental plays at the Organic Theater Company in the late 1960s.
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I remember very late nights turning to the book like a secret instruction manual for my baby.
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And some people are turning to fitness companies with at-home workout systems to fill the void.
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"These extraordinary challenges require equally extraordinary solutions and that's why we're turning to you," wrote Lt. Gen.
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In Los Angeles, some doctors are turning to seamstresses in the city's garment district for new masks.
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Yet the nation is still turning to China to build a coastal railway and myriad other projects.
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In the 21983s, Mr. Chancler toured with Miles Davis and Santana before increasingly turning to studio work.
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Turning to a phone app to combat stress may seem ironic, but you may find it helpful.
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Some are turning to tools like Sneek, a group video conference software that's always on by default.
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In order to keep productivity high while working remotely, some companies are turning to tools like Sneek.
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Many local residents, by contrast, are turning to risky seller-financed transactions such as contracts for deed.
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Amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, content review is just another way we're turning to AI for help.
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Third, he recommends turning to physical remembrances of strength — flashing back to your own moxie and grit.
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He's turning to Kickstarter to secure funding for the materials needed to begin production on the product.
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Customers are increasingly turning to take-out or restaurant food for dinner instead of home-cooked meals.
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The company followed in the footsteps of Goldman Sachs and General Electric by turning to Mr. Buffett.
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Turning to face Ms. Warren, jabbing his hand in her direction, the former vice president's voice rose.
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That is why NASA is turning to the global community of innovators and inventors for a solution.
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CBS is turning to a comedy called "By the Book," based on a memoir by A.J. Jacobs.
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Additionally, Innes said, traders were turning to carry trades, signalling a greater risk appetite for emerging markets.
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Dating apps are turning to message-free meetups and text-only profiles to battle online dating fatigue
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Second, workers aren't by and large turning to the on-demand economy because they love the flexibility.
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That adds up to more than one in four Americans turning to Hallmark for some holiday cheer.
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Other communities, like Pyramid Hill, Victoria, have desperately needed workers and are turning to immigrants for help.
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She worked as an ob-gyn for 20 years before turning to her mohel work full time.
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Based on the number of students turning to forbearance, auditors suggested that number is sure to rise.
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The same Germany that is switching off all its nuclear power plants and turning to green energy.
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Often, a student will max out federal student loans before turning to private or Parent Plus loans.
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People are sick of government, so they are turning to dangerous clowns like Trump as a cure.
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They favor multi-year, direct dialogue with management, and only when that fails turning to a vote.
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A 12-year slide in M.L.B. attendance has clubs turning to deals like standing room subscription passes.
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A 12-year slide in M.L.B. attendance has clubs turning to deals like standing room subscription passes.
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Voting systems nationwide are in jeopardy and many states are turning to the federal government for help.
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Several teachers told us they were turning to the past to help students understand what's happening today.
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To thoughts of that little kitten, still clinging to a branch, its body turning to bleached bones.
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Google is turning to a type of artificial intelligence called machine learning to deal with the problem.
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Up until now, Genesis has offered only sedans, even as customers have been increasingly turning to SUVs.
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While it may seem random, there is some logic to turning to the groundhog for weather predictions.
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He resisted turning to Gulf neighbours for financial aid in order to maintain an independent foreign policy.
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Unable to pay off all its obligations, Puerto Rico is turning to the U.S. government for relief.
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While consumers are increasingly turning to organic products, the OTA said challenges persist in meeting that demand.
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In other comparatively more stable countries that still have financial issues, individuals are also turning to cryptocurrencies.
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Turning to the Nordics, Rehn said the region will see further financial integration in the coming years.
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Mr. de Zuviría was born in Buenos Aires in 1954 and studied law before turning to photography.
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After the birth of her son, Ms. Moore danced in various television shows before turning to acting.
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Turning to my grandfather one afternoon, I asked if he would allow me to record his memoirs.
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"All my team does," Cohen said, after turning to see his staff nodding in agreement on set.
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They began by turning to a trove of health data gathered for the ongoing Partners Biobank study.
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And many Americans are turning to credit cards to help manage those debt burdens, according to CompareCards.com.
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They had to come up with a special coating to keep the cars from turning to mud.
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Global growth is solid, and turning to China, we are optimistic about the medium to long term.
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" Factual disconnect Before turning to the legal implications, some factual disconnects exist in this latest "smoking gun.
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Companies globally are turning to Amazon, the market leader, and rival Microsoft Corp to host their data.
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More than half of us are turning to social media for news, and that will only grow.
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But even with more money in their pockets, shoppers are increasingly turning to retailers that prioritize deals.
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That's not stopping other entities from turning to the courts, even though previous challenges have fallen short.
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Customers have long complained Apple Maps doesn't work very well, turning to Google's rival mapping app instead.
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So video game creators are increasingly turning to film and television writers to help craft their stories.
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"He's a very young leader, I have to tell you," Mr. Trump said, turning to his guest.
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Cities, counties and states across the country are turning to the courts in the spiraling opioid crisis.
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"We see more and more people, frustrated by the system, turning to radical ideas," Mr. Slosiarik said.
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Now the focus is turning to Michigan State University and U.S.A. Gymnastics, which employed him for years.
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Beer sales are growing in the region, with increasingly wealthy consumers turning to more premium beer brands.
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That failure has some bitcoin users turning to the digital equivalent of stuffing cash under their mattresses.
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But at least the hardships regular players endure can be soothed somewhat by turning to a guide.
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He started his career as a musician, playing the stand-up bass, before turning to stand-up comedy.
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The Liberals increasingly represent the working classes, while wealthier, city-dwelling conservatives are turning to more progressive politicians.
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Peele, 37, is turning to the dark side with his directorial debut Get Out, which he also wrote.
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" Jonas recalled turning to a friend and asking, "Are you seeing this, or am I losing my mind?
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"She's so affectionate and she was super affectionate with me," Dewan Tatum tells PEOPLE, before turning to Smith.
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Suddenly, we had people really turning to us and wanting to know what our response to this was.
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Turning to retail prices (RPI), the November figure came in at 2.2 percent, above expectations of 2.1 percent.
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To make sure you understand your options, it's worthwhile turning to experienced professionals before doing much of anything.
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Turning to the dollar, HSBC's foreign exchange strategist said these effects will all drive the U.S. currency higher.
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But the Facebook ads make clear that some candidates are turning to drastic measures to gin up engagement.
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"All we could afford was you," Foxx finally finished, turning to the audience to accept even more cheers.
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Some websites, including Mashable, are turning to branded content — articles or videos that are sponsored by relevant brands.
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