This sort of health scare was unchartered territory for her.
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These characteristics allow the ship to move into unchartered waters.
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The 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape has brought us into unchartered territory.
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"We're in unchartered waters," says the fourth-generation Louisiana grain farmer.
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N: Yeah, I think that this is unchartered territory for everybody.
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"If the border closes, this would be unchartered territory," Magana said.
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Any recommendation of reductions could herald a move into unchartered territory.
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Yet Salesforce is embarking on unchartered territory for a SaaS company.
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This recipe was unchartered territory, and I was equal parts skeptical and intrigued.
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From a research perspective, brain health and Alzheimer's prevention was considered unchartered territory.
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It's sort of unchartered territory for me, so I'm really grateful but also nervous.
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A first-generation college student, she wrote candidly about her experience in unchartered territory.
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" His team said McMurray "pushed music in a new direction that was unchartered territory.
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" AMRITA SEN, Chief Oil Analyst at Energy Aspects "We will be in unchartered territory.
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I was like, it'd be easy to do this, and it was unchartered waters.
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You could call USMNT vs Puerto Rico unchartered territory (see what I did there?).
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It was completely new, and the laws surrounding drones are still relatively unchartered territory.
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Astrid gives the girls advice, Kevin helps Benoit navigate the unchartered waters of paradise.
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The legendary investor's departure would put the company into unchartered territory for retail investors.
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They've even shockingly ventured into the unchartered novelty territories of canned drinks and candy canes.
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Unabashedly brave, the album represents the biggest leap into unchartered territory for a metal band.
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If Sanders wins, "you enter unchartered waters," said Kevin O'Neill, a partner at Arnold & Porter.
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"I think we're in unchartered waters," said Helima Croft, head of RBC global commodities strategy.
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"Live Nation and I entered unchartered territory in 2008," Jay Z said in a statement.
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Searchers have struggled with rough conditions, unchartered oceans and water depths of up to 6 kilometres.
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Science, technology, and beauty are a super-powered trifecta that's moving us into unchartered, exciting territory.
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He discovered a new trade route to unchartered territory, and international business would soon open up.
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It felt like unchartered territory, as if I was unpeeling the unknown side of Italian wine.
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We are in unchartered waters: Donald Trump is going to be president of the United States.
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CD: I'm enormously happy with the progress that we've made because everything that we've done is unchartered.
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The waters are muddied and unchartered with this technology when it comes to civil and criminal liability.
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Major game titles such as "FIFA 18" and "Unchartered: The Lost Legacy" were released during the quarter.
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The hearings have hit several snags in part because the trials are working in unchartered legal territory.
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"This is completely unchartered territory," said Terry Nelson, a top aide in Mr. Bush's re-election. video
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Now, in the 2010s, it seems we've entered an unchartered style period, which we're dubbing, the 'Monica Rose.
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As a market leader and pioneer in the Indian e-commerce market, Flipkart had to sail unchartered waters.
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At that point, we'll enter unchartered territory, and the future of the bilateral relationship will be anyone's guess.
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"We are entering unchartered territory with huge risks, regulatory and technologically," Hayter said in an email to CNBC.
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"We're just in unchartered territory here," she said at the event attended by more than 70 Pride organizers.
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"We're just in unchartered territory here," she said at the event attended by more than 70 Pride organizers.
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"We're just in unchartered territory here," she said at the event attended by more than 70 Pride organisers.
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"In these unchartered waters, they are the continuity and stability that the British people may be lacking," Seward says.
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In the worst case scenario, we are looking at 5.4 percent next year, which is unchartered territory for China.
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"There was no master on the bridge to guide the ship as it floundered through unchartered waters," he said.
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Given that inflight Wi-Fi usually costs around $20 on most major airlines, JetBlue is stepping into unchartered territories.
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She's also not afraid to explore unchartered territory to bring the very best products and treatments to the masses.
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Whether Mueller's team can constitutionally charge and prosecute Trump for criminal wrongdoing is unchartered territory at the Supreme Court.
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Now Mr. Dyson is trying to extend that influence into hitherto unchartered territory: the global beauty and grooming sector.
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It's unchartered territory for the nation's higher institutions, and time is running out to them to formulate meaningful policies.
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I tend to wing my solo weeknight cooking, so planning for a well-executed group dining occasion was unchartered territory.
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Every year, as we celebrate Columbus Day — as we did last week — navigation of unchartered trade waters comes to mind.
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For those new to the gay club scene, it can be a truly daunting experience to navigate this unchartered queermosphere.
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Over the past decade, the U.S. oil and natural gas industry has capitalized on new opportunities while navigating unchartered challenges.
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Not to play music, or announce a new album, but to transport the mantle of DIY enthusiasts into previously unchartered territory.
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The currency is in unchartered waters at $2,000, but some pundits believe it has the potential to reach $10,000 (or more).
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In some ways this is unchartered territory, as funds have held an almost unbroken net short position since March last year.
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PARTICULARLY BECAUSE IT'S TOGETHER WITH THE UNCHARTERED WATERS OF QUANTITATIVE TYPING, WHICH IS GOING TO BE START BEING A REAL EFFECT.
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I mean that is a phenomenon that nobody dreamed would ever happen and ah ah and I think it is unchartered territory.
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David Noll, a professor at Rutgers Law School, said adding a cancer warning over a regulator's explicit opposition presented unchartered legal territory.
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The first season coordinated with the ending of the book, which means all the episodes following the thirteenth episode is unchartered territory.
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Press play, open up to the blessings, and admire these two young talents as they make their impressive movements into unchartered territory.
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While much of the law around them is unclear today, this area of policy is not going to remain unchartered for very long.
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Wading into Bill Clinton's sexual history is a risky tactic for Trump and is likely to blow this campaign into further unchartered waters.
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Shifting the focus to personal vendettas is dangerous and unchartered territory for a man and a business that have the most to lose.
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Here is a tongue-in-cheek look ... In Nambia, President Trump is causing a crisis In Nambia's unchartered backwaters, a political crisis is brewing.
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Jay-Z's follow up, 4:44 ventured into unchartered territory by marrying Black masculinity, emotional and mental health, and a journey towards generational wealth.
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In such an unchartered time that is hard for any child, it is even harder for a non-neurotypical child and their family unit.
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" "A 2-million-bpd Saudi production increase would move the Kingdom's oil production into unchartered territory and would wipe out completely the kingdom's spare capacity.
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The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) warned Tuesday that the group is in "unchartered territory" with the coronavirus outbreak as it spreads globally.
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To look for how it would get to this unchartered territory, you extend that range above the 2013 high and that brings you to $129.
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Sennheiser says that he hopes to keep the company at the forefront of the audio industry, even if pushing into unchartered territory comes with more risk.
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We're in unchartered territory, but a couple of things we can assume: Firstly, the technology for preserving our bodies will get better and better and better.
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In comparison, game studios like Naughty Dog which made the extremely popular "Unchartered" series for the PlayStation, often have hundreds of people working on the game.
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In the wee hours of the morning, Cassini whizzed through the space at 77,000 mph (124,000 kph), collecting all sorts of data on this unchartered territory.
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From what I'd seen, drone racing was relatively unchartered territory—vast enough to make assembling a league a difficult task but new enough to lure investors.
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"The reef is changing faster than anyone thought it would... We're in unchartered territory," James Cook University coral reef studies director Terry P. Hughes told the Times.
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While we're arguably more aware of female pain than ever, there are still some unchartered health topics that have yet to be explored: like bowel movement pain.
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"We've entered some unchartered territories, so it's no surprise that traders are pumping volatility," said John Saucer, vice president of research and analysis at Mobius Risk Group.
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Crucially, it raises the prospect of a "no-deal" departure which is seen as the worst possible scenario for the U.K. as it puts economy in unchartered territory.
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"Buyers and sellers are postponing decisions due to the prospect of entering unchartered economic and political territory", said Tom Bill, Head of Knight Frank's London Residential Research unit.
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He thinks that entering the Betas into a step competition will turn their reputation around and save them from being unchartered, and wants Jamilah to teach them how.
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"If Britain crashes out of the EU, even pitching ideas to EU clients is unchartered territory," a London-based M&A banker at a European investment bank said.
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This puts the Senate in unchartered territory, as Golshan writes: An investigation into his alleged wrongdoing would be an inquiry into accusations and actions predating his time in office.
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This is something marketers globally have dubbed "the holy grail of marketing," and no wonder – as the physical world and how we use it has been largely unchartered territory.
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Whether you're whipping up a classic black bean-base or venturing into unchartered portobello territory, there's an entire world of creative possibilities out there just waiting to be tried.
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While Israeli prime ministers are not required by law to resign if charged, the prospect of a prime minister standing trial while simultaneously running the country would be unchartered territory.
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When an entrepreneur attempts to navigate their way through unchartered territory in business, it can stir up a lot of anxiety over the fear of failing on a particular assignment.
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Jones didn't start running his campaign with a sense of urgency until the Washington Post published the sexual allegations against Moore on November 9, throwing the campaign into unchartered territory.
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"The entire region is on edge, as we are in unchartered territory," said Taufiq Rahim, a senior fellow at the foundation New America who researches politics in the Persian Gulf.
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Now, we've exclusively learned that one of the biggest names in the biz is stepping into unchartered territory — launching a spanking-new product line at Target, aptly named Kristin Ess Hair.
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" - Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness called for a referendum on a united Ireland on national Irish broadcaster RTE: "We are now in unchartered waters, nobody really knows what is going to happen.
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The bottom line is when you think about it, when you're trying to innovate in some way in your life or in your organization, it mean you're actually in unchartered territory.
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However, as Trump brazenly smashes norms and takes us into the unknown in the Asia Pacific, China may bring the US to similarly unchartered territory in its fight against the Taliban.
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He's got a knack for tapping into unchartered territories of the minds and closets of his loyal followers, reminding them that being bold is sexy — and facing one's fears can be, too.
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The campaign itself is a "bit of unchartered territory for us," admits ADL Center on Extremism director Oren Segal, marking the first time the group has tried to actively reclaim a symbol.
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Featuring Lissiman's signature graphics, shapes, loud hues, and cheeky catchphrases, the athletic-themed offering digs into unchartered (but equally cool) territory, proving once again how fashion and fitness go hand-in-hand.
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Ross Rebagliati was once embroiled in unchartered controversy at the 1998 Olympics in Nagano where he won gold and then tested positive for cannabis in the first-ever snowboarding giant slalom event.
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Because if you really want your wardrobe to reflect the rest of the positive changes you're making in your life, you might want to leave the old-reliables behind and enter unchartered territory.
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"Clearly the Fed wants to be very careful not to disrupt the apple cart as this is unchartered territory," Marc Bushallow, managing director of fixed income at Manning & Napier, said in a statement.
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Of course, as consumer strategist Carl Jorgensen notes in the article, GMO labeling is still very much "unchartered territory," making Campbell's announcement a big push into the brave new world of GMO transparency.
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He's able to create those moments that demonstrate he's headed in new and unchartered directions, even if a little more focus would've helped this one-room show polish the power of its punch.
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Alaska gets all sorts of nicknames like the Last Frontier, which implies an area of unchartered territory and perhaps a place for the staking of claims, but for somewhere around 730,000 people, it's home.
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"We're entering unchartered waters if a reroute happens at this stage and I can't think of another example of a case where this has happened," said Afolabi Ogunnaike, a senior analyst at consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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The idea, based on a book from French professors W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne, emphasizes that you don't battle competitors, but you find waters that are unchartered and you create your own path forward.
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Intangible and infinite, the Internet is a universe of opportunity, and there's a group of Whatsapping entrepreneurs out there who are thriving in its unchartered territory – constructing virtual realities that fuse business, social life and entertainment.
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But in an industry where even at the biggest firms, team-building cuddle puddles and micro-dosing mushrooms at work are encouraged, the idea of finding new unchartered ways to love each other seems very normal.
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You never got the sense at any point in his career that self-confidence was an issue, but for someone as selfless as he's proven to be, Horford's recent aggression has nudged him into unchartered territory.
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"We're in unchartered territory," Gordon Medenica, Mega Millions lead director and the director of Maryland Lottery and Gaming, told Good Morning America on Saturday, adding that the amount of money "could go up even further" before then.
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"Cyberspace is a new and evolving battlefield in the 21st century, and our provision, which is now law, is an attempt to gain some clarity in this largely unchartered field," King told The Hill in a statement.
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SpaceX, the private rocket company founded by the billionaire Elon Musk, is laying off about 10 percent of its work force in what it framed as a necessary cutback to position the company for an unchartered future.
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The fears of business owners like Cheetham and Jenkins are driven by what most Britons - on either side of the debate - accept is unchartered economic territory should Britain vote to leave the group it joined 43 years ago.
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Real estate companies willing to adapt would be able to leverage their knowledge and experience of the industry because, while it would still be largely unchartered, greenfields territory, any experience in the area would prove to be beneficial.
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These are unchartered waters for the teams of technical and macroeconomic analysts banks employ to plot the future course of the $5 trillion a day currency market and sell their conclusions to the big financial institutions they service.
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"These are unchartered territories for oil markets, which have gotten used to more visibility on the group's output and a close to unconditional resolve by a key member, Saudi Arabia, to keep the markets balanced," the bank said.
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Never before has the F.B.I. been so publicly entangled in presidential politics and his decisions thus far — holding a news conference in July and making this latest development public last week — have taken the F.B.I. into unchartered territory.
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The BOK too is entering unchartered territory by pledging to meet 'unlimited demand' for liquidity after slashing interest rates by 50 basis points to 0.75% on March 16 in its largest policy easing since the global financial crisis.
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"When you are in unchartered territory you have effectively a blank sheet of paper in front of you then you have an opportunity to think things that may have been previously unthinkable," Sturgeon told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
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Kylie is stepping into completely unchartered territory for her with Golden, and it's only natural that a newcomer might stick to tried-and-true cliches then tack them onto the core style and lyrical themes that she's loved for.
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If we citizens are relying on the legal process to unveil what Donald Trump so deeply fears from revealing his tax returns, the wait may be a substantial one as the courts work their way through unchartered legal territory.
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Sony appears to have benefited from the round of price cuts to the PS4 ahead of the holidays as well as a strong upcoming games pipeline in 2016 with upcoming games including "Unchartered 4", the next game in the popular series.
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But armpits, as it were, are having a bit of a beauty moment — hot on the heels of the rise of vagina beauty, another long-awaited venture into formerly unchartered territory — with a new emphasis on both their health and appearance.
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What he was shooting out of was the metaphorical ceiling for the American rap star and he ended up in a lonely, unchartered territory—losing his mother shortly after and morphing into the chaotic and divisive figure we know today.
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THE EFFECT OF CORONAVIRUS IS SO EXTREME YOU CAN SEE IT FROM SPACE HERE ARE THE BEST MAPS TO CHECK OUT THE CURRENT STATE OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC In such an unchartered time, nonneurotypical children and their families face additional challenges.
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While we usually look to one another for support during times of unease, seeking out the shoulder of a loved one to cushion our heavy heads, that kind of comfort is no longer an option in the unchartered waters of social distancing.
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"A rejection would bring us in unchartered territory again, as the pressure will be high to get the deal through the British Parliament before 12 April and an extension beyond this date becomes uncertain," Alexandra Dumitru, an economist at Rabobank, wrote in a note.
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The actions of a splinter group of unarmed pro-democracy protesters in occupying the Legislative Council (LegCo) building — where they spray-painted anti-Chinese slogans, tore down politicians' portraits, and even raised a British colonial-era flag — has divided the public and taken the protests into unchartered waters.
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Though the Queen is undoubtedly "saddened," Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, tells PEOPLE that the royal family will continue to be a sign of stability in an evolving U.K. "In these unchartered waters, they are the continuity and stability that the British people may be lacking," Seward says.
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The other thing about Applesap is that it's basically a walking catwalk of young men and woman dressed in their best Patta ensembles, carrying the streetwear revolution into unchartered territory (even if it means smashing a pair of brand new Air Max 95s into a steadily dampening patch of muddied grass).
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - As debate intensifies among large U.S. firms over whether crypto-currencies like bitcoin are a passing fad or potential game-changer, recent enforcement actions suggest banks will need to adapt their compliance functions and processes if they plan to venture into this unchartered terrain.
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All fine and well, I suppose — let the best man win and all that — but seeing early versions of these services getting banned by authorities or halted by the companies themselves over accidents does make one wonder if safety is getting compromised in the name of aggressive competition in new, unchartered areas of "disruptive" tech.
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But 3D printing ventilator splitters — which are essentially T- or Y-shaped nozzles that hook onto a single ventilator tube and redirect the oxygen flow from the ventilator into two tubes as opposed to one — is not quite so straightforward, because these designs are unchartered territory and need to be tested for safety and efficacy.
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As one investor said to me earlier this week, the new wave of startups tackling problems new to tech is somewhat unchartered territory for traditional tech VCs, and are often require much larger investments than more traditional tech startups, but it is still one that they are jumping into with both feet (and are raising giant funds accordingly), lest they miss out on eventual returns.
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Being void of interactions with children under the age of 12 since my side-hustle babysitting gig in college, I was admittedly excited and perhaps a little apprehensive to enter these unchartered waters, but by the end of the trip found myself happily wading in the kiddie pool with some seriously amazing mom moguls and their minis, soaking up invaluable work-life balance lessons from these superwomen.
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The first, titled "WIND IN MY SAILS", sees Earl spitting with many a biblical reference—Moses, Satan, God, repent, hell—as he further steadies his hold on his monotonous flow, steering it into unchartered territory, over an instrumental (which samples FlyLo's Captain Murphy project) that's a little lighter than what we were presented on last year's sophomore album I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside.
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