For every two steps forward it feels like we take two steps back.
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"Unfortunately, he will take a step forward or two steps forward and two steps backward," Malek added.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Sort of two steps forward, one step backward or one step forward two steps backward.
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I've seen rappers grab a mic, take two steps left, take two steps right, and that's the whole show.
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GIFs have been on the march a long time, in their two-steps-forward-two-steps-back kind of way.
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After all, if there are two steps to enjoying your drink, one of the two steps shouldn't result in profuse milk splatter.
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When it comes to retiring jerseys, the Lakers are taking two steps forward with Kobe Bryant -- and two steps WAY BACK with Paula Abdul!!
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To understand reconciliation, we have to go two steps back.
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These two steps alone eliminate the need for using stock.
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You watch Amelia take two steps forward, one step back.
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"Each step forward, we've taken two steps back," Griffin said.
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It's "often two steps forward, one step back," she said.
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Two steps forward, one step back; isn't that the saying?
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These two steps were helpful regardless of age, Wendel said.
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"It's two steps forward, one step back," Mr. Swerdlow said.
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He repeated his order, and they went back two steps.
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There are only two steps to becoming a better solver.
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"She took maybe two steps, and then collapsed," he said.
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She turns her back, takes two steps and is shot.
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Sometimes you take three steps forward then two steps back.
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In this case, it was one step back, two steps forward.
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He continues to take two steps forward and 10 steps back.
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Some days it felt like one step forward, two steps back.
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With every step forward, we can still take two steps back.
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For your older cat, it might not make it two steps.
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Being two steps removed absolves you from any PR problems right?
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He takes two steps and turns to get the right angle.
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But Trump, always two steps ahead, knew Macron's intentions long ago.
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Wiggins is then two steps late contesting Bridges in the corner.
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Instead, it proved to be two steps forward, one step back.
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However, for every two steps forward there has been one back.
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On Wednesday, those secrets moved two steps closer to becoming public.
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"Evolution can be two steps forward, one step backward," Wong said.
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"It is one step forward and two steps backward," says Hussain.
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One step forward, two steps back "Recovery is a very complicated, one-step-forward, two-steps-back process," said Cahalan, who could not read, write or walk when she was released from the hospital in 2009.
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Her relationship with Rebecca has been two steps forward, one steps back.
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But let's take two steps back, several deep breaths, and a seat.
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But against the Arizona Cardinals this week, Winston took two steps back.
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Every step forward you take is two steps of progress for womankind.
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While it is, in my opinion, two steps backward, those things happen.
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It's the one step forward, two steps back approach to greater representation.
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It was that sort of episode: One step forward, two steps back.
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It all feels a little like one step forward, two steps back.
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The entire Cavs roster appears a step—and sometimes two steps—slow.
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Jets GM Mike Maccagnan, though, was two steps ahead of the game.
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Bzdelik's mantra at the time: stay two steps ahead of the posse.
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Howard Dean couldn't walk two steps without being approached by an admirer.
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To help prime yourself for feeling strong, Robbins recommends two steps: 1.
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Logistically, impeaching a president or other top government official involves two steps.
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With that, Gypsy takes two steps back into her mother's web of lies.
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"It seems like you're taking two steps forward, three steps back," Andursky said.
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We know the old adage about progress: One step forward, two steps back.
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One step forward, two steps back — although, it could be more than that.
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"Over the past 25 years, we've gone one step forward two steps back."
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And Europe is one step or two steps ahead of the United States.
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The Headphone is really two steps forward and one step back for Bragi.
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The novel developed very slowly at times, one step forward, two steps back.
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It's one step forward, two steps back for inclusiveness in the games industry.
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"It's been one step forward and two steps back for us," Walker said.
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But it became a sort of one step forward, two steps back scenario.
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But it avoids the fact that campaigns consist of more than two steps.
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The Civil War came to an end about halfway between the two steps.
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The Chinese move, which also goes into effect in two steps on Sept.
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Two steps before her feet reach the ground, she turns around and leaps.
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"It seems like the kids are always two steps ahead of the adults."
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In short, for every three steps forward, he sees the two steps back.
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"The market does better with two steps up, one step back," he said.
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These two steps alone would save over $600 billion in the next decade.
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To that end, Kotkas says Veriff remains at least two steps ahead of fraudsters.
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Chris Christie dances, shimmies and two-steps likes nobody's watching, even though we were.
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In the new streaming media world, Apple always seems like it's two steps behind.
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Tara Setmayer: Two steps forward, 10 steps back Donald Trump simply cannot help himself.
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Stephanie Parker: They really took the conversation back two steps, which was pretty insulting.
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Now his new school, Central Florida, is two steps away from the same accomplishment.
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This game's one step above pop-a-shot and two steps below NBA 2K18.
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And I'd ask, why not take another step forward instead of two steps back?
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As usual with the social media giant, it's two steps forward, one step back.
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That is neither historical trivia nor the proverbial one step forward, two steps back.
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So I really tried to take a step back to take two steps forward.
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For Wal-Mart's online shoppers, making a return will soon require just two steps.
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They knew that sometimes, for every two steps forward, you take a step back.
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It can often feel like a dance of two steps forward, one step back.
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"We repeat the last two steps over and over again," Güçlütürk and Güçlü wrote.
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"Sharing the top two steps of that podium with Alex is amazing," he said.
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If you're planning to delete your account, you can skip the next two steps.
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Descending a staircase, I fall when the handrail stops short of the last two steps.
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Holm never took two steps in retreat without breaking off the line of Rousey's attack.
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In both cases, however, it's been a case of two steps forward, one step back.
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Deep learning involves two steps: First, researchers train software on lots of data, like photos.
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Efforts to hold the European Union together take one step forward, and two steps back.
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So far, Apple has taken two steps to fix the unforeseen problems with iOS 9.3.
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Walking is a physical activity, whether you take two steps in a day or 20,000.
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Those two steps should go a long way toward boosting your score in a hurry.
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"Sometimes you've got to go two steps backward before going one step forward," he said.
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"It was kind of two steps forward, one step back with her," Ms. Minow said.
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It is as if he took two steps back, and partially re-imagined it all.
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The 13-year-old said he was two steps behind when his companions approached her.
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Rolling back Medicaid expansion or capping federal funding of Medicaid would take two steps back.
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Yet this hesitancy to act continues to leave the "good guys" two steps behind the meddlers.
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With those two steps, Miller said, Ver and the other defendants boxed out competitors like UnitedCorp.
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That it is very two steps forward, one step back, eight steps forward, eight steps back.
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But every time we take one step forward with rum, it's kind of two steps back.
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She took the stairs to the arched entranceway of the hotel two steps at a time.
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She jogs the two steps from the door of her parked car to the parking meter.
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You're only allowed two steps in basketball, so that very clearly should have been a travel.
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This way, the state isn't just taking one step forward, two steps back, on climate change.
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Repeat the first two steps on the ports with a different patterned piece of washi tape.
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"That 20 years of change will not be overcome in one or two steps," he said.
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But the changes have come as more of a "one step forward, two steps back" pattern.
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I felt like I'd take a step forward, then two steps back earlier in the season.
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The treatment involves two steps: Patients are first fitted with a helmet that transmits ultrasound waves.
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Just whenever we think we have a victory, it's like one step forwards, two steps back.
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Two steps forward, but only one step back; two may be one too many for me.
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"Those cities are two steps ahead of us, and I say that every day," he said.
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Those two steps can easily take a year, said John Dawson, chief executive of Oxford BioMedica.
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"A lot of time in situations like this, two steps forward one step back," he said.
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"There are one or two steps before we get there but very, very soon," he said.
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Outside, the garden apartment had two steps leading down from the street to the narrow entrance.
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Nathan and the Zydeco Cha-Chas, who hooted and clattered through bayou rockers and two-steps.
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We see two steps that universities can take to promote humanities leadership in the business world.
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In fact, one financial adviser says there are two steps that could make all the difference.
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Why is it that every time we take one step forward, we take two steps back?
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It's better to just back away at least two steps, and call an expert to remove it.
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That has been the hardest part for me, but it's always three steps forward, two steps back.
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The result is that India often seems to take one step back for every two steps forward.
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A confident spin move would have forced LeVert to take two steps, where Porzingis only needs one.
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"I remember taking two steps from the debris," said Chamorro, who was treated for bruises and shock.
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Until now my attempts to describe the sound of Two Steps on the Water have come short.
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That's part of the package, I suppose — every episode is one step forward, two steps toward confusion.
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"I think I only went two steps, then I heard a very loud thunderous bang," she said.
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And for a moment in Tuesday's episode entitled "Two Steps Back," it looked to be the case.
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First, he creates a two-dimensional time axis of a figure outline taking a two steps forward.
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Rule of thumb: However nice you're inclined to be to the boyfriend, take it two steps further.
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I guess it's no surprise in the Trump era to see no steps forward, two steps back.
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"I took two steps and my dad's hand was around the back of my neck," Petke remembered.
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Improving regulatory enforcement and reviving interest in related private investment opportunities are two steps it can take.
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But as with seemingly with every Destiny update, it feels like two steps forward, one step back.
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Let's talk about two steps you can take to start moving in a new, anxiety-reducing direction.
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One ingredient and two steps are all you need to warm your soul and belly this season.
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In two steps, the hotel room was booked and the information was added to the user's calendar automatically.
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I wish I could tell them it takes only one or two steps, but it is a commitment.
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He's two steps to the left of the spotlight, with a mentality so daring it borders on reckless.
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While death has stopped her from taking any more of the first two steps, the third is eternal.
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"Sometimes you have to take a step back before you can take two steps forward," said Mr. Klein.
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"In the morning, I use the cleanser, followed by the face oil — just those two steps," she says.
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You know, this thing has to end with Rosenstein and the two steps he is doing with power.
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I'm self-aware and I'm often two steps ahead, so their advice doesn't hurt me in any way.
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When we took the field together, he was always two steps ahead of everyone else wearing a uniform.
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"Talking to people who are one or two steps ahead of you, that can really help," McElhaney said.
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It's "two steps forward, one step back," but things are better now than they were a decade ago.
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All these bounties and assassination plots against King were all one to two steps removed from each other.
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But so far for the White House "it's been one step forward and two steps back," he said.
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Don't be afraid to take one step backward in order to take two steps forward down the road.
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Before leaving Ward 17, my treating team said recovery would be two steps forward, one step back. Sept.
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Together, those two steps would have effectively amounted to a total ban of data brokers from the site.
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Kiklas said there are two steps e-cigarette users can take to avoid the risk of an explosion.
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A man in a suit and tie and baseball cap squeezed past, taking two steps at a time.
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We must swallow the bitter pill, and see this solution as one step backward and two steps forward.
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Instead, "Very large" is the definition part of the clue, and there are two steps to solve it.
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Two steps up to one side is a family room, an informal dining area and a media area.
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"My life is a collection of two steps forward and one step back," the 38-year-old tells PEOPLE.
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New York (CNN Business)The trade war with China has been a two-steps forward, three-steps back affair.
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"But we'll all still deal with it because human history moves in increments: two steps forward, one step back."
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"My general philosophy on payment innovation is you can't go two steps of change in one leap," he said.
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The front stoop is just two steps leading down from the front door, said her mother Suzanne Scott-Trammell.
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These two steps will go a long way toward building good money habits and credit scores with little effort.
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He takes his two steps before a layup and manages to snake through an entire defense on the trip.
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It was a painful, two-steps-forward-one-step-back process, and Russia has never fully acknowledged Soviet culpability.
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"When you're on a red carpet, you're just doing this," Ms. Haenn said, strutting two steps and squatting primly.
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"Dave always looked like he was thinking; he was always two steps ahead of the game," Officer Rozanski said.
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Two steps later, his left leg buckled and he flipped head over heels and landed on his lower back.
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"He is going to walk two steps behind her, wanting to feel the head of the family," he said.
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The moves were mostly basic — slides and two-steps that wouldn't be out of place at a wedding reception.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell lagged two steps behind his colleagues, never quite grasping that he had been marginalized.
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By moving one step forward, but two steps back, the United States is losing ground as an innovative leader.
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Dancing veterans favored cowboy boots — their leather soles and heels suited for the two-steps and waltzes of zydeco.
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The healing process can feel like two steps forward, one step back, but any sort of progress deserves recognition.
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This process is called cervical ripening, and it&aposs one of two steps doctors will perform to induce labor.
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In the transition from CDs to downloads, Apple led the way and was always two steps ahead of its competitors.
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I want to put a helmet on, I want to put pads on, I want to kick with two steps.
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I feel like you possess similar artistic spirits in the way you're continuously two steps ahead of what people expect.
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Taking these two steps and being cautious with opening new lines of credit or taking out additional loans may help.
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Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire, the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor successfully implemented the first two steps of that plan.
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" Or as Stuart Stevens, a longtime Republican strategist and Jackson native, put it: "It's three steps forward, two steps back.
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But the mystery takes a back seat to the slow, two-steps-forward, one-step-back nature of healing itself.
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"For every step the Trump administration takes backward, New York is going to take two steps forward," Mr. Cuomo said.
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"China consumers...they don't like to use two steps or three steps to verify your product is genuine," said Zhong.
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"We have to stop those forces pulling us back two steps while we are moving one step forward," he said.
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Nature abhors a vacuum — and he is just one or two steps away from vacating leadership at the highest level.
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TORONTO — As the Toronto Maple Leafs rebuild around young players, they sometimes take one step forward and two steps back.
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Yet no one should count on the president facing down the National Rifle Association, which opposes the latter two steps.
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But over time, it's kind of been like two steps forward, one step back, three steps forward, one step back.
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There are two ingredients, prep takes two minutes and there are two steps to cooking this foolproof cut of juicy perfection.
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It's viscous, slurpy, and very salty—maybe two steps away from being too salty, which is of course the perfect amount.
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I often took a step forward and two steps back, but in doing so I got to where I am now.
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The U.K.'s departure from the EU is made up of two steps: The divorce deal and a future trade deal.
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Instead, patients tend to have a "stuttering progression to wellness," Richardson writes, which means three steps forward and two steps back.
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The third step required schools that passed the first two steps to have a graduation rate of at least 75 percent.
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Last week Moody's dropped Illinois' rating to Baa2, just two steps above "junk," while S&P cut it to BBB-plus.
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For a festival still in the process of resuscitating its chauvinist image, that punchline is two steps in the wrong direction.
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Here are two steps McKee and Seppälä offer: New York Times best-selling author Adam Grant agrees that resilience is crucial.
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So the challenge of TV is to have your character take two steps forward and one and seven-eighths steps back.
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It's Not Working Out For Mario Hezonja Mario Hezonja has moments that can best be described as two steps below tantalizing.
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In order to conquer these, you should look for predictability and try to stay two steps ahead of the city's map.
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The goal was independence, financial and otherwise, but it felt like a marathon of one step forward and two steps back.
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Filling a crossword is like a dance: one step forward, two steps backward and maybe a few steps to either side.
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"If you take one step forward, we will take two steps forward," Mr. Khan said in his victory speech, addressing India.
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There are two steps we can take right now: First, pass the federal farm bill before the law expires on Sept.
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He added he now expects the bank to raise rates in two steps late next year, in September and December 2019.
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You tell them to cast, take two steps, then cast again, but either they take no steps or they take ten.
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The executive director has the ability to do the salaries for management, so she was able to move me up two steps.
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It's tragedy reimagined as cartoon — a version two steps removed that lets us glance at the real wound in our peripheral vision.
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And generally found a lot of success in surrounding myself and talking to people who are basically like two steps ahead, right?
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Moody's rates Illinois Baa2, which is just two steps above the junk level and is the lowest rating among the 50 states.
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S&P's action follows a downgrade of Illinois' rating to Baa2, just two steps above "junk," by Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday.
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The corporate tax will be lowered in two steps, with the first cut to come into effect on Jan 1 next year.
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He said an easing cycle consisted of "at least two steps" but would not say how low the base rate could go.
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Until then, there should be no normalization, except for the 800,000 Dreamers, if their exception will bring about the first two steps.
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The Left's dominance of technology has social and political origins that, unless recognized and challenged, will continue leaving conservatives two steps behind.
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In an effort to limit profiteering, the hit musical "Hamilton" took two steps this week intended to make reselling tickets more difficult.
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MSCI will give its decision in June and, if positive, the reclassification would be in two steps in May and August 2019.
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And an officer I walked around with couldn't go two steps without being chatted up or asked for a photo by guests.
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Played by Kirin Kiki, she has a disarming smile, but also a haunted air — it seems to follow two steps behind her.
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Plus, it's only really got two steps, which is important because this day is nothing if not an ode to not working.
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In general, it seems that the hallmark of IoT security is this type of halting two-steps-forward, one-step-back progression.
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At home things feel hyperreal, and outside they feel entirely surreal—two steps removed from the flashback scenes in a postapocalyptic movie.
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"We need (unions) to contribute to raising VW's competitiveness, perhaps not take two steps ahead but half a step instead," Grunberg said.
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The new kitchen is the last in the sequence of rooms, up two steps, behind a plaster wall with a pass-through.
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As always, Stan has the right instincts — and is closer to Philip than he's ever been — but is still two steps behind.
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This salad has just five ingredients—many of which are already layin' around in your fridge—and requires a whopping two steps.
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Instead, Chudnovsky said, Facebook is trying to perfect the final two steps in this process — identifying text and carrying out the task.
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"I walked two steps and my legs couldn&apost carry more anymore," she said, declining to give her name, fearing for her family.
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I'm sure that if King were around today, he'd be disappointed at the slow pace of progress: two steps forward, twenty steps back.
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He struck out Hanley Ramirez and thought he had Shaw fanned — catcher Dioner Navarro taking two steps toward the dugout — before Shaw singled.
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After less than two steps outside a marathon drinker—who's definitely at the end of his rope—spills Irish coffee on my shirt.
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The Dial so sensitive that getting back to any specific point, even one or two steps backward, is a challenge bordering on impossible.
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New York-based Fitch downgraded debt issued by Pemex by two steps on Tuesday, though it is still within their investment grade category.
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Who Should Have Won: David Guetta, "When Love Takes Over" The relative victory of 2009, of course, was followed by two steps back.
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All of it choreographed minute-by-minute: At the memorial event, adjust the wreath, take two steps back, observe a moment of silence.
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A growing number of Republicans — including Trump — want the two steps to happen simultaneously in order to limit potential disruptions in insurance markets.
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"In many cases, you see one step forward, two steps back," said Dr. Mark Friedlander, the chief medical officer for Aetna Behavioral Health.
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In Europe, the fight for the right-to-repair is new and legislative wins are often two steps forward and one step back.
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Noah Centineo was just two steps from By Chloe, a fast-casual vegan restaurant on Lafayette Street in Manhattan, when he was recognized.
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These are the remaining two steps as laid out in the 31-point road map to compliance for the Russian Anti-Doping Agency.
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If you sit back and just kind of listen, really listen, you can tell she's two steps ahead of them in her questioning.
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Never underestimate your teachers Even when his students thought they had outsmarted him, Mr. Feeny was always two steps ahead of their schemes.
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WHERE THINGS STAND, HEALTH CARE EDITION -- Republican efforts on health care can be summed up pretty simply: two steps forward, one step back.
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"Kaczynski has always moved two steps forward, one step backward," said Jeremy Shapiro, director of research at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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It's always tempting to give up in the face of the two-steps-forward-one-step-back nature of any fight for justice.
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This means subminimum wage employment is more than just a step in the wrong direction — it's two steps back for people with disabilities.
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While the Lego kit paces you through each step, placing one or two steps on the page, this manual is chock full of them.
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It does seem though that every time we seem to be making so much progress... sometimes it's like two steps forward, one step back.
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There's a reason why progress hasn't been easy and why throughout our history every two steps forward seems to sometimes produce one step back.
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It does seem though that every time we seem to be making so much progress… sometimes it's like two steps forward, one step back.
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Phillips took a quick photo, and "the cat took two steps and was on top of me … It came for my face," she says.
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RJD2: I struggled with this machine in a "two steps forward, one step back" manner—more than with any other synth I've ever owned.
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Tesla underperformed in its first quarter production and delivery numbers, pulling that one-step-back routine after taking two steps forward in late 2018.
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I depended on the near-expert knowledge of someone who was playing the game two steps ahead of me to guide me through it.
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If the country finally gets paid leave, only to see it wither on the vine, it'll be one step forward and two steps back.
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This unprecedented move was the moment we all got to watch Beyoncé take another two steps ahead of everyone else in the music industry.
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"Mother Nature is wonderful thing, she has a great tendency to stay one or two steps in front of all of us," he said.
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A recent careful statistical analysis of Seattle's new minimum wage law (rising in two steps to $11 and then $13 an hour) is sobering.
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Once these two steps have been taken, then we should address our illegal resident population, using the same criteria we adopt for legal newcomers.
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He had a bad habit of walking two steps behind me on patrol and closing that distance whenever we made contact with the enemy.
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Athletes understand that one step forward is often followed by two steps back, and Ghost's emotional strength comes around more slowly than his speed.
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Comcast executives say the takeover, which occurred in two steps and was valued at about $30 billion, has benefited both sides of the company.
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However, the Supreme Court ruling in Randall established a complicated test with two steps and five factors that lower courts have struggled to apply.
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"The pro-life movement takes two steps forward and, occasionally, a step backward," said Carol Tobias, president of the National Right to Life Committee.
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The first two steps were about improving US-North Korea ties, and only after this would the third part — discussing denuclearization — come into play.
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That's how white supremacy operates: two steps forward, one step back, and a lifetime of white America never owning the legacy of white supremacy.
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Get to the child's eye level to help communication, and limit verbal directions to two steps for preschoolers and three steps for older kids.
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But, while America has always been a one step forward, two steps back type of country, it sometimes feels like it's three steps back.
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These are all positive steps, but at the same time, for every step that's going forward there's maybe one or two steps going backward.
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When it comes to its fans beyond cis heterosexual men, it often feels like Magic is taking one step forward and two steps back.
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From there, it was two steps to the rim for a surprisingly adept finish or an intricate drop-off pass to a waiting teammate.
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" ■ Fire: "It's 'throw,' but I couldn't say, 'Five F's and a T.' " ■ Follow: "You always take one or two steps after you release the ball.
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One step forward, two steps back: In a backward effort to integrate Muslim immigrants, the Austrian parliament has banned face-covering veils from public spaces.
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"For us at 343, it's really about staying one or two steps ahead of any hackers or cheaters that might show up," said Microsoft's Hasandjekic.
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"Every day we have to take two steps backward to confront another new environmental regulation, which has created an insufferable level of uncertainty," he said.
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Just like Olaplex, Smartbond is a three-step process, with two steps applied by the colorist, and one given to the customer to take home.
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Under Klobuchar's proposal, reformers would have a voice, and the process could come down to as little as two steps: the board, then the president.
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Like any successful backup system, there are two steps: copying the data you need to a save place, and then flaming it out everywhere else.
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"The two steps taken by Mylan to reduce the cost of EpiPen will have material impact on the consumer cost of the drug," Gal wrote.
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WHEN WE SELF-INITIATE, IT CUTS OUT ONE OF THE TWO STEPS, AND IT CUTS OUT ESPECIALLY THE NEED FOR THE INDUSTRY TO ORGANIZE ITSELF.
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The process essentially boils down to two steps: Rosetta scans images for text, and then uses text recognition to identify what the text actually says.
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Only after I'd done those two steps and built some confidence around sharing my advice did I then record my first piece of video content.
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Since then, democratic presidential candidates have taken two steps away from the citizens, and towards the banks, and the government with their higher education plans.
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Cofco bought Nidera in two steps, paying $1.3 billion in 2014 for a 51 percent stake, and buying the remainder in 2017 for $448 million.
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Instead of trying to provide a solution, she was forcing her audience to face the problem: For every step forward, we go two steps back.
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As a teenager, my skincare routine consisted of two steps: SPF moisturizer during the day and Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser whenever I remembered at night.
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Last year, Prime Minister Imran Khan came into office with an offer that Pakistan would take two steps toward peace for every step India took.
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About half of China's chickens are raised by individual farmers involved in only one or two steps of the chicken chain, rather than integrated operations.
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I feel like I take a lot of steps forward, and then I take like two steps back just to take like ten steps forward.
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Ric Flair is 69 (eyyy) and immediately finger-clicks and two-steps as he walks into that ring as though he were born in 1992 instead.
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Some days, it may feel a little like you're in one of those awful math problems about a snail — one step forward and two steps back.
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He took two steps toward his brother, but this wasn't really Bernie, just a robotic actor faithfully playing out a drama to which Gavin wasn't invited.
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"[It's] fun to see her fall on her ass and make a fool of herself and take a step forward and two steps back," Shaw says.
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And the United States is probably two steps ahead of China in terms of a limited ability to produce stimulation, to produce that kind of growth.
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Microsoft Ventures today announced two steps that point to how the tech giant's VC arm wants to get involved in artificial intelligence in a big way.
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Roberto Martinez's side, who emerged as 3-0 winners in their opening Group G game against Panama, were always two steps faster than the North Africans.
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"If he's even, he's leaving," as the old NFL axiom about wide receivers goes, and Jones was two steps ahead of Worley seconds into the play.
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But those two steps weren't enough, Johnston said, as "the (freelance) process would then go into this dark place" when it came time to pay them.
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The Life After Death visual celebrates Biggie's life and legacy by looking toward the future as the duo two-steps in shiny suits and Rolex watches.
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The EU needs to take a step back before slowly taking two steps forward at a speed that is manageable for all member states, he added.
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He took two steps forward, picked a pair of boxes off the nearest stack and strode up the ramp with them as if storming a castle.
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The Bank of Korea, which sets monetary policy, cut the rate by a combined half percentage point in two steps between July and October to 1.25%.
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He sang in French Creole and in English, leading his band in two-steps, waltzes, shuffles, blues and funk, all of which kept dance floors active.
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S&P, for example, downgraded the carmaker in two steps to BBB+ from A. That compares with an A rating for Daimler and A+ for BMW.
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We know sometimes there will be a step back, so we cannot get complacent and we always, always have to keep pushing those two steps forward.
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And Russia has played this one really intelligently from the beginning - it is almost like they have been two steps ahead of Ukraine and everyone else.
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Of course, it's possible this is simply part of the struggle to reach a new stage; the fashion equivalent of two steps forward, one step back.
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Two steps forward … I've been writing about the lack of economic diversity at top colleges for almost 15 years, and it's sometimes tempting to become cynical.
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There, Ms. O'Connor discovered she couldn't go inside one exhibit, a mirrored tunnel, because it had two steps up to it, and there wasn't a ramp.
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We are basketball expatriates, two steps removed from the initial source of my N.B.A. obsession by a change of team loyalties and a move to London.
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It just felt like the NBA was always sort of two steps ahead of everybody, and I think David Stern has everything to do with that.
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Still, true snowplow parenting is done largely by privileged parents, who have the money, connections and know-how to stay two steps ahead of their children.
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New moon energy asks us to stay present, Gemini, something you often have trouble doing because your mind is always racing and planning two steps ahead.
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According to the SPA signed between UniCredit, PZU and PFR, once the required regulatory approvals are granted the transaction is going to be concluded in two steps.
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To address this kind of non-compliance, the JCPOA included a three-step dispute resolution mechanism, where — by consensus — the first two steps can be extended indefinitely.
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The vice president of the lodge sits in the west end of the room in front of the organ, and there are two steps to his chair.
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When you look at the representation of female investors in later-stage funds, it seems to be the same story of two steps forward, one step back.
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Instead, many of co-host Terrence J's remarks offset the feminist tone, and it could be argued that every step forward was paired with two steps back.
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It doesn't feel like a full victory, but as Rosa reminds Amy (and us) that one step forward and two steps back still means one step forward.
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Yet, Meunier was only able to take one or two steps out of his door when he heard his dog growl and run back into the house.
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"If you have a little bit more financial stability in your life, you're able to live one step or two steps back from the brink," Hughes said.
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Season 23 to be precise, and along with all of those fresh two-steps and glittering ensembles also comes another round of stunning looks from Erin Andrews.
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It's taking time to move through my emotions, and there are some days I feel like I've taken a step forward, and other days two steps back.
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China wants the yuan to be a more important currency, but its "three steps forwards, two steps back" approach to lifting capital controls gets in the way.
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You get the ups and downs... there's one step back, three-quarters of a step forward, two steps back, three steps forward ... it's just an ongoing journey.
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The best boxers learn to never take two steps backwards without breaking away and circling out—and you will see Holly Holm conform to this almost religiously.
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But those two steps are a somewhat simplistic, and fail to truly capture how America's Fav Twins have managed to maintain cultural relevancy for their entire lives.
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The rules included a "per se" test that said that those two steps were connected to each other if they occurred within 72 months of each other.
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"I think he's recognizing clearly that the need is there, recognizing that it takes two steps to get done, the repeal and replace," Rounds said of McConnell.
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But Taylor depicts black history the way many black people actually experience it: as simultaneous change and stasis, revolution and stagnation, one step forward, two steps back.
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Two steps — delaying retirement until 67 and putting away at least 6 percent of your salary — can make a huge difference, according to new research from Morningstar.
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Like anything in life, you need to plan two steps ahead, focus on the next step and be prepared to move one step back at all times.
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On Monday Boeing had its credit rating cut by Standard & Poor's to just two steps above junk-bond status, its lowest credit rating in nearly 40 years.
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She thought about the two-steps-forward-one-step-back state of women's soccer, and the precarious state of women's rights, in general, back home in Brazil.
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Harden appeared to take three steps en route to the basket, but the NBA's rules allow any player to take two steps after he gathers his dribble.
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Salaries will increase in two steps, Verdi said, with the first raise - 2.8% - taking place on April 1, 2020 and the second - 2.0% from June 1, 2021.
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Just as the unified team at this Olympics may be one step forward, before two steps back — considering North Korea's propensity for shooting missiles and testing bombs.
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Their quest is murky and often misguided, forcing them to align and integrate with existing power structures, hoping a flawed step forward is better than two steps back.
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Major policy changes have been taken in two steps in recent years with Draghi announcing preparations for a change in one meeting, then following through six weeks later.
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He might have to take two steps for everyone else's one step, but hopefully we'll be able to raise him in a way where that won't stop him.
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He will happily give you a tour of the house, bounding up the stairs — two steps at a time — to show off this painting or that architectural feature.
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Rating agencies, which have pushed Illinois down the credit scale six times to a level two steps above junk since January 2015, have signaled more downgrades are possible.
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Butker backs away, takes two steps to his left, pauses, and dashes toward the ball, his right foot making contact with a thwock that sings throughout the stadium.
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Addiction movies are inherently frustrating to watch, in large part because the cycle of addiction and rehab is full of setbacks — every step forward means two steps back.
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As long as you're not prone to frequent UTIs, taking those two steps every time should help you avoid a UTI, no matter how much sex you're having.
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Whether or not you take those two steps can make or break your financial future — and determine whether you can handle an unexpected car repair or health expense.
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"Take one step toward us and we will take two steps toward you," he said in a peace offering while still decrying widespread human rights abuses in Kashmir.
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Rating agencies, which have pushed Illinois down the credit scale six times to a level two steps above junk since January 2015, have signaled more downgrades are possible.
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The first two steps are usually only available in salons or to those with a license, but you can get the third step at multiple locations, including Amazon.
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"For every two steps of progressive change, we often take one step back in conservative retrenchment," he told the crowd at a Democratic rally in Florida on Friday.
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It's like you're the Americans searching for Iranian nuclear dumps, and once you're in country, you find the Israelis are there and two steps ahead of you. Appalling!
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The Bank of Korea (BOK) last year cut its key policy rate KROCRT=ECI in two steps to 1.25%, matching the record low last seen in late 2017.
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Well, the one thing we know about American history is that two steps forward are often met with one step back, or sometimes two or three steps back.
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He then returns to his left foot and elevates for the layup, thereby limiting himself to just two steps and staying within the bounds of the league rules.
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"Tuesday was a big step forward and Wednesday, for my sister and me and girls in the Grand Forks region, it was two steps backward," Lamoureux-Morando said.
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An extension of the 220006 Choice Program and the introduction of new accountability measures are two steps that are paving the way for even greater reforms to come.
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On the one hand, I take the long view and I know that our democracy has always been messy and we take two steps forward and one step back.
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FRANKFURT, June 23 (Reuters) - Germany's chemical industry trade union IG-BCE and employers agreed a wage increase of 5.3 percent on Thursday, to be carried out over two steps.
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The downgrade to just two steps above the "junk" level affects about $26 billion of Illinois' general obligation debt, as well as $2.75 billion of sales tax revenue bonds.
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I&aposm not expert, but the people who suggest and I think to argue that this is happening, we&aposre going to have two steps forward, one step back.
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The longer the delay between the two steps, the harder it is for the IRS to argue that they should be regarded as a single transaction for tax purposes.
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Biometrics are arguably more convenient, but there are still two steps: press home and look for iris scanning, or press home and hunt for the rear-situated fingerprint scanner.
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"Right now, trade developments are moving in a 'two-steps-forward-one-step-back' type of pattern," said Meghan Shue, a senior investment strategist at Wilmington Trust in Delaware.
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Fitch downgraded debt issued by Pemex by two steps last month, making it the second agency after Moody's to put the company just barely within its investment grade category.
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She saved for one year for a down payment to purchase the home and eventually turned the tiny concrete stoop with two steps into a wooden porch with four.
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Although shoppers will likely see the benefits of Glisten's tech in time, the company has found that its customers are actually two steps removed from the point of sale.
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Machado blasted the first pitch of the fifth inning from Tanaka far enough into the seats that left fielder Brett Gardner took two steps before giving up his chase.
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To one side, there are two steps down to a bedroom, currently used as a media room, and an updated bathroom with a marble tiled shower beneath a skylight.
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Unlike the traditional method of using only a single password, two-step authentication provides greater security for your accounts by requiring two steps to log into your Google apps.
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The actors who embody the participants in a two-steps-forward, one-step-back process that mostly (and improbably) occurred over a concentrated nine months are all first-rate.
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Rousey moved in on straight lines and could not cut the ring, Holm could circle the cage beautifully and never took two steps backwards without breaking the line of attack.
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The two steps underscore how the company is looking for ways to open its platform for the next stage of growth, and come amid a spate of other partnership expansions.
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" In a concession that, for now, his brand of progressive politics is stalled in Washington, Obama admitted "for every two steps forward, it often feels we take one step back.
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"It is legit insane that importing a photo to Lightroom on a 1000 dollar tablet takes two steps and writing a macro," Nilay told me in Slack just minutes ago.
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We didn't even have time to see the step where the yarn is knit into fabric, which happens in Clover, South Carolina, and comes between the two steps in Gaffney.
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Donna tries very hard to get to the bottom of Laura's murder, but again because she is a woman her investigation is always two steps behind or very off base.
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Carrying his own luggage and arriving early to the flight line are habits learned by Mattis' team, who work to stay two steps ahead of the exacting Marine Corps general.
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That followed recent actions by S&P, which left Illinois a step above junk at BBB-minus, and Fitch Ratings, which kept its rating at BBB, two steps above junk.
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And customers who are simply shipping items to an address, instead of asking for gift wrapping or another extra service, will be able to complete the purchase in two steps.
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Michael Brennan, a senior hurricane specialist at the NHC, told me in an email that forecasts are created in two steps: First, a NHC computer system creates a basic forecast.
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I wash my face in two steps: first with an oil cleanser, which removes all of my waterproof makeup; then I use a clarifying cleanser to remove the oily residue.
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Mostly, it just clomps, two-steps and square dances along its relentlessly exuberant way, with sprightly choreography by Connor Gallagher and rowdy barn-dance music, performed by the band onstage.
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Eventually, they moved in unison, juxtaposing strong, angular shapes with nearly imperceptible footwork — two steps in parallel, followed by a crossover — that seemed to draw them back into their bodies.
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At the same time, there's consolidation taking place within the industry, so sometimes I think we take two steps forward and one step back in terms of numbers of members.
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Two steps down from the dining room is a sunroom that is a more recent addition, equipped with a dedicated furnace and French doors that open to the backyard patio.
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Under the new requirements, builders must take one of two steps: make individual homes available with solar panels, or build a shared solar-power system serving a group of homes.
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"We need (unions) to contribute to raising VW's competitiveness, perhaps not take two steps ahead but half a step instead," VW Slovak Chief Executive Oliver Grunberg told a news conference.
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They haven't reached the point where that's no longer of value, and the two-steps-back approach doesn't suit the front office or, really, reality at this moment in time.
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Meanwhile, the increase in reported instances of hate crimes and gender-based violence — especially against the trans community — indicates an upsetting one-step-forward-two-steps-back narrative of progress.
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Two steps down from the modern tasting room is the family's own museum: a private collection commemorating not only their own history, but the heritage and culture of the Gagauz.
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These tools are grounded in a deep understanding of how people bully each other and how they respond to bullying on Instagram, but they're only two steps on a longer path.
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Gallo further warned that Rajan's decision to step down at the end of his current term means the current government – led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi - has taken two steps back.
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As such, before Apple can fully replace the fingerprint system with facial recognition, a combination of the two steps of bio-recognition could be a valid solution for enhancing transactions security.
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Wins for This Is Us, Atlanta, and Big Little Lies during the September 2017 award ceremony set some historic records and put the Emmys two steps ahead in the diversity game.
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This forces Rivers to fall a half step behind before bumping into Durant, and a full two steps behind as Curry catches the ball and turns the corner toward the basket.
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Those are just two steps that firms have said they are taking to meet the standards set out by the fiduciary rule, which was originally set to take effect on Jan.
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The first step in this process led to the release of the Galaxy Note FE earlier this month, while the parts recovery and rare metal extraction are the final two steps.
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Warren's plan also calls for cuts in defense spending and passing immigration reform to increase tax revenue from newly legal Americans, two steps that would face an uphill battle in Congress.
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"Greece is still a credit that is risky and volatile, but at least it's now not one step away from default but two steps away," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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"With the history of the Southern Baptist Convention, and with us trying to get over that history and unite, Pence coming is like one step forward, two steps back," she said.
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It is often true that Congress and regulators are two steps behind industry, however, in the area of FinTech, there are historical examples of Congress embracing technology to universally better outcomes.
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Two steps away is a room turned into a labor-camp cell, its iron door fixed with a peephole so we can gaze in upon prisoners slumped in angles of suffering.
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It's solidly taken two steps down a path where keeping up with Destiny will be fun, but that also means its taking one step back in it's accessibility to new players.
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Gideon Taylor, chair of operations for the World Jewish Restitution Organization, an advocacy group based in New York, said Poland should take two steps to catch up with international restitution standards.
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If we reduce penalties for heroin only to see them increased for fentanyl, we'll end up taking two steps forward and three steps back in the fight to end mass incarceration.
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Two steps back… Trump's pre-inauguration infrastructure plan relied heavily on proposed tax credits that would incentivize private investment in projects and bring an abundance of private capital to the table.
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With the Fed projecting four rate increases, then backpedaling to two and ultimately holding off until the last month of 2016, the economy continually took two steps forward and one step back.
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On one hand, Ingram has long strides and quick feet, and he surprises people with short bursts that help him grab rebounds and drive by defenders with just one or two steps.
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With control of the House, Senate and White House, there is no excuse for GOP leadership to constantly take two steps forward, one step back when it comes to keeping campaign promises.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis had to do some elaborate diplomatic two-steps during their swing across the Indian subcontinent during the first week of September.
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But the difference is that in the 1990s and early 2000s, government policies were on average enabling to the private sector, even if it was two steps forward and one step back.
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Then you'll sweep the fiber mascara through your lashes like you would any other regular formula; the two steps might take you a few more seconds but it's worth that additional effort.
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Kudlow, in particular, has signaled encouraging progress on China trade numerous times this year, spurring investors to be optimistic only to watch the two sides take one step forward, two steps back.
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And being a well trained boxer, Holloway rarely takes two steps back, instead it is a short retreat and an angle out to forty-five degrees looking for the right hand counter.
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Those two steps were sold as political victories for both Trump and Netanyahu, who has campaigned on the idea that he has delivered policy changes based on his close relationship with Trump.
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As the head of the Justice Department, Barr is two steps above the FBI's director, Christopher Wray, and defenders of the agency have called Barr's pejorative use of the term "spying" inappropriate.
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He imposed few inviolable health rules, though he did recommend some basic guidelines: Avoid obesity, take the stairs (he did, two steps at a time) and carry your own packages and luggage.
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In 2010, Detroit's Calvin Johnson caught a pass in the end zone, took two steps, spun and lost his grasp of the ball as he set his hand down to brace his fall.
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In September, MSCI launched a consultation to further increase the weighting of Chinese large cap securities to 20 percent from the current 5 percent in two steps, in May 2019 and August 2019.
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Users of the WorldRemit app would not need to use a separate app for each payment, or be taken to any verification pages — two steps that often see huge drop off in transactions.
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Just as important, while the new fund might represent two steps forward, it could easily mean three steps back for women if other programs, such as family planning, are cut in the meantime.
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For every step forward for Black women being better represented in the beauty industry (embracing natural hair, desegregating the beauty aisle, expanding foundation shade ranges), there always seems to be two steps back.
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However, Sanneh missed an important point: one of the reasons for Strait's success during the past three decades is that his songs (two-steps, waltzes, and swing numbers) are great to dance to.
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As the ruling made plain, the fight to clean up Olympic sports is a clumsy dance, with the drug takers leading and the watchdogs taking one step back for every two steps forward.
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It's intuitive, at the end of the day, if you have a little bit more financial stability in your life you're able to live one step or two steps back from the brink.
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Here is what McConnell's repeal-first-and-replace-later would do, per the CBO: In two steps, the law removes all health insurance subsidies and the individual and employer mandates to purchase insurance.
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We moved into a new construction, single-family home on a cul de sac in Doylestown, Pennsylvania — a step in the direction of the upper middle class, but two steps back from Zion.
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The payment process on VR Pay involves two steps: first, users log in to their account in order to verify their identities; then they are required to enter a password to confirm the payment.
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In addition to the increased stake, Pearson and Bertelsmann have agreed to recapitalise PRH through exceptional dividend payments that will raise leverage in two steps at the unit to 2.0x net debt to EBITDA.
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But while the nova plus' camera did perform similarly to that of the Mate 8, it was one or two steps behind the camera in the P9 (which is enhanced with another, monochrome sensor).
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The Bank of Korea last cut its policy rate in June 2016, since then it had lifted the rate by half a percentage point in two steps between late 2017 and late last year.
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A senior Saudi official told Reuters that even before Tillerson and Prince Mohammed spoke recently, senior White House officials had communicated to the Saudi ambassador in Washington the importance of taking those two steps.
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The official added the two steps needed to achieve this goal were the "testing of a long-range ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile)" capable of reaching the US, followed by an above-ground nuclear detonation.
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To capture a more complete portrait of the population, newer surveys are beginning to frame the transgender question in two steps, first asking about gender assigned at birth, and then about current gender identity.
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"It was where my mom helped found the Deal Players, which was two steps removed from 'Waiting for Guffman'" — the 1990s comedy that mocked the let's-put-on-a-show spirit of local theater.
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It was suspenseful, comic (in the K.G.B.'s ability to stay two steps ahead of the F.B.I.) and heartbreaking, as she clung to the belief that her marriage to a K.G.B. agent was real.
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The master suite is two steps down and has a wall of built-in closets with cedar interiors and a bathroom with a double Syndecrete vanity and a shower tiled in the same material.
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Gun rights supporters have often succeeded by thinking two steps ahead: Not just winning particular battles, but establishing favorable terrain on which to fight — and the passage of the preemption laws is a perfect example.
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In two steps this year, SALIC, an arm of the state-owned Public Investment Fund, grew its stake in the joint venture to 75 percent from 49 percent, according to an April 33 Bunge filing.
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Shepherd allows news of the abortions to leak to the press, but Claire, still two steps ahead, uses it to her advantage in an address to the nation by explaining it was an unviable fetus.
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The only way his intentions could've been more clear is if he'd started to take two steps forward and one step back while going through his various tasks before hoofing the ball back into play.
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After taking two steps back with episode 11 and its infuriating emphasis on Eugene and Negan, The Walking Dead got back on track this week by shifting focus to the always-reliable Rick and Michonne.
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In a Wednesday morning speech — exactly one year after Trump ended the US commitment to the Iran nuclear deal — Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced two steps that undermine his country's commitment to the nuclear deal.
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Here are two steps McKee and Seppälä offer: If a situation at work has made you feel stressed, Seppälä recommends countering your body's automatic tendency to be negative, worry and overthink by taking deep breaths.
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In a Wednesday morning speech — exactly one year after Trump ended the US' commitment to the Iran nuclear deal — Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced two steps partly to end his country's commitment to the accord.
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Even Mr. Duggan, who worked for Wayne County when the elder Mr. Young ran the city, described the former mayor as "absolutely brilliant" and "two steps ahead" of everyone else when it came to governing.
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They call us helicopters, lawnmowers -- I predict "wheelbarrows" is coming next to describe parents who direct their children's every move -- and tell us to take two steps away from our children lest we stifle them.
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During the videotaped interview, the 13-year-old told police he was two steps behind when his two friends approached Ms. Major, according to testimony from Detective Wilfredo Acevedo during a detention hearing last week.
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But GLAAD's 2018 report suggests that industry-wide efforts to increase representation are starting to find a foothold, seemingly indicating less of a "one step forward, two steps back" situation than seen in previous years.
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The House and Senate are expected to vote this week on a budget resolution -- dubbed by Republicans as the "repeal resolution" -- that will be the first of two steps in rolling back major parts of Obamacare.
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Amazon today is one of the biggest retailers of gear for babies and other parenting aides, and today the company is taking another two steps into that business and how it might develop in the future.
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At a time of usually powerful and beefy sluggers, he was the opposite - wiry, skinny and perpetually in motion, always seeming to be two steps toward first base at the moment the ball left his bat.
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For Facebook to maintain its position atop the social media food chain, and for the stock to retain the confidence of investors, the company has to innovate and stay two steps ahead of what consumers want.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey, whose relations with Germany have soured in recent months, will take two steps to normalize bilateral relations if Germany takes one step, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a television interview on Monday.
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She barely made it up two steps before the kids at the other end of Giselle's harness tugged the line a little too hard, and sent her flying face-first into the stack of milk crates.
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By my count, he takes two steps at first, realizes that he isn't even close, and sort of quickly pitter-patters out three extra steps just to save face as the shot sails into the hoop.
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A favorite, dubu jorim (soy-braised tofu), is written in only two steps; crispy-chewy kimchi jeon (kimchi pancakes) blessedly calls for pre-made Korean pancake mix, since almost all Korean restaurants apparently use it too.
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The moment you find time to clear them out, chances are another crop of them are beginning to head into battle, which means your objective becomes a tense balance of two steps forward, one step back.
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It's two steps forward and one back for Jon and Meg, and the central question of the novel is whether they can overcome their crippling, self-inflicted anxieties and take any real comfort in each other.
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Replacing M.B.S. and moving toward a constitutional monarchy might seem like wishful thinking at the moment, but these two steps might save Saudi Arabia from more serious upheaval and possible implosion from within in the future.
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On the other hand, thinking two steps down the board, it is a huge opening for Russia to call every future assassination just a trick by the Ukranian police, which I believe is your take on things.
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Here are some of the challenges we faceThe international Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations has engaged our team in those first two steps: determining the characteristics of the current virus, then pre-clinical testing of potential vaccines.
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And the Redress competition which I'm a judge on, is trying to make one step, two steps, forward on that by showing people that we can create beautiful garments that people want to wear using recycled materials.
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In Singapore last June, Trump and Kim agreed to a four-step process: The first two steps were about improving US-North Korea ties, and only after this would the third part — discussing denuclearization — come into play.
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To combat this mental tendency and achieve a goal, the study's results suggest following two steps: First, when deciding between goals, consider how much work each option involves so you're mentally ready for the degree of difficulty.
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Ms. Chao said she did not yet "have answers" but said she had taken two steps — prompting an inquiry into the crashes by the department's inspector general and convening a special panel to look into the issue.
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"I said, 'This is my last word,' and I took two steps towards the wings, one, two, and crashed like a tree in the forest," Mr. Easton recalled in a 270 video made for Lincoln Center Theater.
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Sure. Well, if you just take two steps back and look at what it is we try to accomplish, I think we are now at a point where we're obviously a material part of the music industry.
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Overall impressions: Like all Mazdas, it's fun to drive and high quality, but the back seat is cramped, rear visibility is limited and the infotainment system is difficult to use, with many tasks requiring at least two steps.
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" Desus took it to an even darker place: "I'd be on the subway platform, being like, yo, at what speed would this train need to be coming in that could I solve all my problems with two steps?
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But staff in their 40s, one or two steps below the top jobs, will probably have to stop where they are: too young to retire, too old to start again and too British to bag a leading post.
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"Sometimes the road to progress can feel like it's two steps forward and one step back, particularly when it comes to advancing the rights and opportunities, and full participation of women and girls," Clinton said in her speech.
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The 23-year-old told the jury on Wednesday that she took two steps into the training room after a mixed doubles match before slipping on the wet floor, falling and hitting her head on the tile floor.
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Then, of course, after the trip I experienced, there are the next two steps in Leary's five-level-scale: the fourth (involving out of body experiences); and the fifth (encountering intelligent entities, such as the infamous DMT elves).
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What it stands for is basically two steps to verify that you are who you say you are, so that even if a password falls into the hands of the wrong people, they cannot pretend to be you.
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From those two steps alone, she says she would raise at least $1 trillion over a decade — money that would go toward her plans on student debt cancellation, free college, child care, the opioid crisis and green manufacturing.
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She said she changed into a bathing-ready outfit, walked toward the baths, which are through the trainers' room, and took two steps into the trainers' room before slipping, falling and hitting her head on the tile floor.
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"When I take two steps forward in building a positive relationship in the community, and you stop somebody because their tag light is out and write them a ticket, I have to take a step back," he lamented.
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Think: high energy, plenty of crowd-surfers and a spread of songs ranging from new material back to the iconic Antidotes track "Two Steps, Twice," during which Yannis stands on top of the venue's bar and downs two shots.
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We believe that they are trying to do so again and we need to stay two steps ahead of them in order to solve problems that may arise in securing voter data and the integrity of our election system.
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"As book publishers, we have a responsibility to take two steps back from the nowness of it all and find out what's going to be relevant five years from now," said Julia Cheiffetz, executive editor of Dey Street Books.
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Stratio tells me that many pharmacies fill prescriptions in two steps: the assistants (or techs) find the pills required and put them in a pill bottle, and the pharmacist then comes through and verifies things as a sanity check.
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This meant they were celebrated by BTEC music students who could make mathematical sense of the odd time signature in a track like "Two Steps Twice," but also that they became a soundtrack for soon-to-be hedonistic teenagers.
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But he developed his own variation, teaching kickers to approach the ball from three steps behind it and two steps to the side, at an angle less severe than the one the Europeans used, feeling it would improve accuracy.
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This person, along with internal audit procedures, would be responsible for making sure the company is complying with its own data ethics policies and, frankly, thinking two steps ahead and anticipating danger — in precisely the way that regulators can't.
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" Esty's decision not to seek reelection comes on the same day that she took two steps clearly aimed at stopping the political bleeding: She issued a "Dear Colleague" letter in which she asked rhetorically: "How did I not know?
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Last September, Ceconomy announced that EP Global Commerce is buying a 9 percent stake in Metro from it in two steps, 3.6 percent initially, with a put option for the rest, expected to be exercised in nine months from then.
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I always tell people that the history of feminism is two steps forward, one step back: that any crack at the dominance of patriarchy will result in an attempt to mend that fissure, to build it back even stronger than before.
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Not only is it perhaps the most convincingly wastebasket-shaped — better still, a wastebasket angrily flipped over — but the product page claims you can upgrade the CPU, GPU, storage and memory "in just two steps" despite its tiny 3-liter frame.
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Science is very much a two steps forward, one and nine-tenths steps back kind of business; a general study shows a promising development, leading to more studies that narrow in on what has truly been learned, and so on.
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Hermann says that Mercedes "didn't want to take two steps at once," meaning that the switch to electric drive and the need to think about how you would charge and use an electric vehicle is a big enough disruption already.
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" Hone your foreign policy doctrine: "The President has a disproportionate say in foreign policy...and I think there's a two steps forward one step back emergence of the Trump Doctrine, but it ought to be clearly stated and adhered to.
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I like themes that require two steps to find the solution (for example, Trenton Charlson's 'Battleship' New York Times puzzle, in which an answer like PTCRUISER becomes PTXXX.) Matt Gaffney's contest crosswords often depend on this kind of double deduction.
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Oman was lowered two steps as well to BBB- stable from BBB+ negative while Kazakhstan was cut one notch to BBB- from BBB but left on a negative outlook due to concerns about inflation, exchange rate pressures and banking sector stability.
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Mr. Levin reports that the fashion sense has included dressing as Disney villainesses and characters from "The Wizard of Oz." Apology This week Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took two steps toward addressing longstanding concerns of Canada's gay and lesbian community.
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While the two steps generally make it harder for someone to hack into your account, the common approach of sending the numeric code as a text message makes logging in harder for those who do not own text-capable mobile phones.
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Beyond just actor and character, Depp played Jack Sparrow as a sort of a mockery of his public image, parodying his "bad boy" and "rebel" reputation by becoming a clownish version of himself, but still quick, clever, mysterious, and always two steps ahead.
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We ran up and down the backstairs two steps at a time, played hide-and-seek everywhere — taking cover in fireplaces and secret rooftop rooms, squeezing into a dumbwaiter — and opened the doors of the garden each afternoon to play with neighborhood children.
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Early Web 1.0 was a weird place, two steps beyond bulletin boards and plain text young internet and somewhere before social media everywhereism: it was Newgrounds and Badger Badger Mushroom and MyBB and that weird website your dad made about the dog.
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Thus, as viewers become savvier, TV becomes more and more of a balancing act — schmuck bait rises up here and there, and the show has to find ways to subvert it, to let the viewers know it's two steps ahead of them.
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The 20-page "Medicare for All" plan, which Warren's 2020 presidential campaign released on Friday, calls for cuts in defense spending and passing immigration reform to increase tax revenue from newly legal Americans, two steps that would face an uphill battle in Congress.
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If the Senate's tactic of taking two steps backward to go one forward seems absurd, a feud over the State of the Union address, which House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has told Trump to forget while government is partially shuttered, stretches credulity even more.
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They had to go in two steps, with Roger hopping on the back of the vehicle first, with bags on one shoulder and the cats in a carrier on the other "Everyone wanted her to go first," Roggerstand says of his wife.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., aware that concerns about his age could weigh on his candidacy if he runs for the White House, has discussed two steps that could reassure voters about electing a 19763-year-old president next year.
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Bouncing across the fairgrounds field, mingling with second-line brass-band drums, Mardi Gras Indian chants and the hooting, ratcheting two-steps of zydeco bands (like Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers), their syncopations joined the New Orleans mix, sounding right at home.
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Ceconomy said EP Global Commerce (EPGC), co-owned by Kretinsky and Slovak investor Patrik Tkac, is buying a 9 percent stake from it in two steps, 3.6 percent initially, with a put option for the rest, expected to be exercised in nine months.
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Public opinion of the next two steps in the impeachment process closely tracks with overall backing for the inquiry: Fifty-one percent of voters would support the House voting to impeach Trump, and 49 percent would support conviction and removal by the Senate.
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The cartoon — which Mr. Cooke called a "comic masterpiece" on his BBC radio series "Letter From America" — is set in a Roman hall, where a sour-looking emperor sits on his throne as four senators in togas stand two steps below him.
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I looked out the window of the B train one afternoon and watched as a woman who had been sitting opposite me took two steps onto the platform, looked at her hand, and then whipped her head back at the train with horror.
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But if you can take just two steps with your money, you'll position yourself nicely for the future, says self-made millionaire and best-selling author of "Money: Master the Game " Tony Robbins: If you want to build wealth, you have to invest your money.
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Gasol executes a show to disrupt a potential drive, and Wade, it seems, will be passing to Channing Frye, who, I suspect, will be catching the ball driving one of two steps into the mostly empty lane, and dunking the ball using his prodigious height.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of modern slavery victims in Britain whose allowance payments were illegally slashed can claim back money under a new scheme, yet activists said on Thursday that all survivors face imminent cuts in a "one step forward, two steps back" scenario.
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"I find that that relieves me of the burden of having to think two steps ahead and lets me live in the day, and in this day I feel fabulous, and I'm so excited to be participating in this race coming up," she says.
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But what I still mainly see is a lot of women talking to other women, and until we can have rooms that include men with power who are willing to listen, I think it's going to be more of two steps forward, one step back.
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Messi took two steps and then struck the ball with his left instep, curling it over the wall of defenders and back down into the absolute upper-right corner of the goal, where it stung the net with such force that the goal posts rattled.
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"If you're an institutional holder of these stocks, trying to make money in an active portfolio, it's really challenging, and it feels like every forward step we make with revenue, initiatives on the commercial side, we take two steps back with fuel," Oglenski said.
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Israel Adesanya and others have found that a fighter can bring his opponent off balance and open more opportunities to counter-strike just by sticking to the boxing commandment of never taking two steps straight back but always cutting an angle on the second step.
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Cup-maker Lunette proposes taking your regular boil two steps further: Soak your cup in rubbing alcohol, lemon juice, or a half-vinegar, half-water solution for an hour before sticking that sucker in boiling water for an extra-long, 20-minute purge bath.
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" In her opening essay for this hulking survey of over 200 of his works, Zadie Smith writes that Taylor shows "black history the way many black people actually experience it: as simultaneously change and stasis, revolution and stagnation, one step forward, two steps back.
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" Finally, he said, Democrats would tie the previous two steps together, and "analyze how the facts of the president's misconduct and cover-up lead to the conclusion that the president undertook the sort of corrupt course of conduct that impeachment was intended to remedy.
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Trump's initial "maximum pressure" campaign — sanctions, "fire and fury," delegitimization — caught Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnWe should listen to John Bolton Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim Trump's 'two steps forward, one step backward' strategy with China MORE's attention.
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While many of the these songs will remain in the background of trailers forever, some of the more popular trailer companies like Two Steps from Hell, Audiomachine, and Really Slow Motion have in recent years taken to releasing album compilations of their compositions to the general public.
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After one solid episode and one legitimately good one, the show took two steps back with episode 711, "Hostiles and Calamities" — although for an installment focused on the show's most consistently irritating character, I guess it's remarkable that the hour wasn't as calamitous as it could've been.
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But as it stands—the affordances of online anonymity, the lack of oversight, and the incentive for bad actors to stay two steps ahead of moderation tech at every turn—ensure that the more we participate, the more we dig ourselves into an inequitable system of governance.
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Leading up to his upcoming travel with Virgin Galactic, a business he created to provide commercial flights to space, Branson said he's actually been taking two steps to make sure he's prepared for his trip: exercising on a daily basis and doing centrifuge training to simulate gravity.
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From the perspective of the ratio of inclusion, this year is expected to include a weighting percentage of 5% of the MSCI index and that will be completed in two steps, with 2.5% on June 1st, and the second step will be conducted on September 3.
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On conceptual and formal terms, there is something interesting about how Ingels takes one step backward and two steps forward, while avoiding some of the worst tendencies of postmodern architecture's kitschy, ersatz neohistoricism, yet there is nevertheless something rather generically corporatist about his 2 WTC design.
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The Turnpike Troubadours' name is meant to be taken literally: They wear their road warrior status as a badge of honor, and almost 19503 years in, they've more than earned it with vibrant live shows that have the power to inspire Texas two-steps just about anywhere.
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Steve Castor: One of the, a lot of the information, for example, that Ambassador Taylor was communicating, he very diligently recorded notes about what some of the various officials told him but it was about, it was one and two steps removed from the actual fact.
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The deal would give AT&T a strong bargaining position at two steps in the television business: The combined company would own content that is in demand on a wide variety of channels, and it would own channels that are in demand for most major distributors, including AT&T.
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"I was crowning so I stepped out and then within two steps out and then I got on the ground and pushed the baby out and the fire chief caught him and I rolled over and put him on me," the new mom told Orlando, Florida outlet News 6.
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But USCIRF still rates Egypt as a "country of particular concern" in respect of religious liberty, in other words in the top global tier of violators: the commission's chairman Robert George told Congress the country has taken "one step forward, two steps back" in matters of freedom of belief.
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The economically thoughtful way to evaluate government spending and taxes involves two steps; first determining whether the spending is justified and a good use of government resources, setting aside how it's paid for, and secondly, deciding on the best way to raise revenue to pay for that spending.
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Centering on an 18-year-old drifter named Star, played by newcomer Sasha Lane in a revelatory turn, the picture meditates on a scarred outsider trying to find some sense of peace and self-determination in a world that has put her two steps behind from the start.
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"For me, the big picture is that these two steps need to be looked at hand in glove," said Michael Eriksen, dean of the school of public health at Georgia State University and a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Office on Smoking and Health.
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There are also three key Senate procedural steps Kavanaugh has to go through to get confirmed by the Senate: The last two steps of this process will have to wait until the FBI investigation is complete — which can last no more than one week, given the agreement that lawmakers have reached.
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Forgive me, Jami Attenberg, but I read your new novel, "All Grown Up" — attentively, in a single gulp — on the same day that Mary Tyler Moore died, and now I can't help bemoaning the one-step-forward, two-steps-backward progress of the second-wave feminism I was brought up on.
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Except that before the movie has taken two steps, we see Mom put a gun in her mouth and blow her brains out, followed by the revelation that Grace once belonged to a Christian suicide cult on which Richard had reported, and where, as a teenager, she was the sole survivor.
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However, any hope of a full-fledged embrace of the plan by Gulf leaders was dashed when, just days later, the Arab League issued a sound and unanimous rejection of the entire plan, underscoring how Israeli ties to the Persian Gulf continue their delicate dance of two steps forward, one step back.
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The problem with the Dial is it's so sensitive that getting back to any specific point, even one or two steps backward, is a challenge bordering on impossible, and I found myself repeatedly getting stuck in loops — erasing too much, then jumping too far forward, then too far back, then too far forward.
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It occurred to me that it was all, at this point, not more than two steps away from what's entered the mainstream, a version of "wellness" just a beat more bizarre than you'd see on Netflix, touched with a slightly less glossy variety of snake oil and a dash more spiritual longing.
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"It allows G.E. to make a staged exit from the oil and gas business in the future, if they choose to do so, much as it did with NBCUniversal," said Deane Dray, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, referring to the sale of the media company to Comcast in two steps, in 2011 and 2013.
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In the end, the Republicans in the House and Senate, other than Romney, looked like North Korean generals applauding a Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnWe should listen to John Bolton Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim Trump's 'two steps forward, one step backward' strategy with China MORE missile launch.
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Older generations often seem to be two steps behind in their music taste, confusing their ASAP Rockys with Whatsapp Rickys, so my interest piqued when one of my parents told me they'd recently been playing IDER—a duo from London who are adept at capturing some of life's deep feelings with a pop sensibility.
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Just one year ago, when surveying the representation of women in the global workplace, I asked whether we were amidst a "snowball" moment or a "Sisyphus" moment – meaning whether all the hard-won advancements in gender equality over the last few decades were building momentum towards break through, or taking two steps back with every step forward.
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The filters corresponding to Alice and Bob represent two different mathematical operations, and the apparatus was able to ascertain in a single step whether the order of those operations matters—whether A followed by B is the same as B followed by A. Normally you'd need two steps to do that, so the procedure is a significant speedup.
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U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Meyer in Connecticut on Monday also denied the government's motion to dismiss the case, finding that the lawsuit plausibly claimed that the first two steps of Medicare's multi-step appeals process violated home health patients' due process rights because it resulted in unfavorable rulings for them more than 90 percent of the time since 2010.
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What if a player makes a catch, takes two steps, fills out the official NFL catch paperwork to declare his relationship with the football, has it stamped and notarized, files the paperwork with the league office and NFLPA, then fills out an Intent To Make A Football Move document but drops the pen and not the football?
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But while DeVos's actions may be trademark Trumpism, they are also continuous with a long history of fleecing that has been going on since World War II. No one was more dismayed this week than the Obama veterans who worked to crack down on for-profits, who described the rollbacks as one step forward, two steps back.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Even two steps away from the Saudi throne, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the 31-year-old son of the king, had already pushed the titanic state oil company toward a public offering, loosened some social restrictions that rankled young people and waded into a costly war in Yemen with no plans for how to end it.
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For cardiovascular workouts, focus on Spinning (especially classes that include standing work with significant resistance), the elliptical machine (vary the program between hills and intervals, and keep the resistance no less than 7-10) and Stair Climber (vary your steps; try adding two steps at a time and mix in crossover steps for optimal burn and results).
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Indeed, the political landscape is dominated by governments willing to make only incremental progress: two steps forward and one step back, or giant leaps back, in the case of the United States, where President Trump has threatened to retreat from international climate action and has proposed devastating cuts in funding for climate science and international collaboration.
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Now that Tesla CEO Elon Musk has hired advisers for his plan to take the U.S. electric car maker private, and the Tesla board has named a special committee of independent directors to evaluate it — two steps CNBC reported would happen last week— the next milestone is for Musk to actually put together a formal proposal.
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Having dealt with all Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders from Mao Zedong to Xi Jinping, the Dalai Lama is in the unique position to not only have a deep understanding of the complexities of the Chinese leader's mind, but also to stay at least two steps ahead of them in the geopolitical chess game between Beijing and Dharamsala.
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Where the scope of season one was limited, sometimes to the contours of one person's face, the scope of season two steps back into wide master shots (at least in these first two hours, which I haven't watched beyond), forcing the audience, more and more, to become citizens of Gilead, to contemplate all the ways we already are.
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I hate the idea that our life experiences are "lessons," but dealing with Beau's one step forward, two steps back behavior issues and doing yet another seemingly fruitless round of IVF both seemed like someone was trying to teach me a lesson about how life is sometimes out of your control, despite everything you might do to try to control it.
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History, though, will look back at these Wildcats and their tactical, almost apologetic dominance throughout their six games in this N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament as a team that was, perhaps, just one or two steps ahead of the rest of the 353 laggards in Division I, a field that was forced to watch — mouths agape — revolutionary basketball unfold before them.
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Musk and Ahuja added: In those select areas where we have had challenges ramping fully automated processes, such as portions of the battery module line, part of the material flow system, and two steps of general assembly, we have temporarily dialed back automation and introduced certain semi-automated or manual processes while we work to eventually have full automation take back over.
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"You really have to take a longer-term perspective and just realize that if something does happen in Washington there will be a lot of two-steps-forward, one-step-back," said Eric Marshall, portfolio manager at Dallas-based Hodges Capital Management, which owns building materials stocks as well as equipment rental company United Rentals Inc and contractor Primoris Services Corp.
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For the decade after Barnard it would be three steps forward, two steps back: a therapist who helped me ask if I'd rather imagine myself as an incompetent sighted person or a competent blind one; finding an exciting research topic in the history of blind people; discovering I'm a real ham when it comes to lecturing — the bigger the crowd the better.
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In the story, the actress acknowledges that she not only misjudged the Rub & Tug project, but also that she handled the response poorly: While Johansson might have taken one step forward when it comes to cleaning up her casting drama, her comments immediately preceding those statements might have been two steps back, as she reiterated her support for friend and director Woody Allen.
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Maybe Walter White will take his rich friend's offer to pay for his cancer treatment and stop dealing meth!) But every time it looked like Rebecca was about to step forward, she ended up taking two steps backward into her worst self instead (oh, nope, instead Rebecca had empty sex with a stranger and then infiltrated Josh's family Thanksgiving with a hidden camera in her jewelry).
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" The report closed with the conclusion that given a number of conditions -- including economic difficulties, a cholera epidemic, a housing crisis and food insecurity -- recovery has been severely hampered: "Due to the conditions outlined in this report, Haiti's recovery from the 2010 earthquake could be characterized as falling into what one non-governmental organization recently described as 'the country's tragic pattern of 'one step forward, two steps back.
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Add in the band getting wildly drunk in their dressing room, swapping clothes mid-broadcast, and yelling "Come on, fucker!" on network television during their Saturday Night Live performance, leading to them being banned for life from the show (though Westerberg did return as a solo act in 1993), and you get an idea of how the "one step forward, two steps back" approach to their career worked during their major label tenure.
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