Conflict means urgency, and urgency means viewers glued to the channel.
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"Our industry must now answer the fierce urgency to play with our fierce urgency for safety," Spencer concludes.
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The urgency in the artwork was a reflection of the urgency in the race and the fear that people had.
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Environmental urgency to tackle what is a massive user of coal-fired power is overlaid with diplomatic urgency to preempt a trade showdown.
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Giving urgency to repealing Obamacare Some Republicans are also banking on Trump to inject a much-needed sense of urgency into the Obamacare debate.
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"It is always the case in Europe that we act only when there is a sense of urgency, but this urgency might come back," Moscovici said.
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The open world sections feel aimless and lack any sort of urgency, while the five-or-so hours toward the tail end of the experience are loaded with urgency.
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" He added: "We need policies that reflect this urgency.
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" BUT Mr. Tommasini added: "The music sometimes lacks urgency.
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" Geismar from Manhattan called it an "urgency of collaboration.
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And I join my voice with the majority of Americans who hope they step up and do it with a sense of moral urgency that matches the urgency these young people feel.
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And I think that there is a sense of urgency right now that we need to understand, that goes beyond just the urgency that we feel about dealing with Trump and Trumpism.
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I've also seen smart writers draw parallels between the urgency with which many individuals (thankfully) are responding to the Covid-19 pandemic and the urgency that's needed to respond to the climate crisis.
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These organizations succeeded because their leaders felt a desperate urgency to change the status quo, an urgency that came from being accountable to members who needed to solve concrete problems in their lives.
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The task force's recommendation underlines the urgency of these reforms.
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But on Capitol Hill, urgency doesn't always translate into speed.
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However, it took on more urgency after Trump's tariff move.
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We're just kind of balancing the imperfection versus the urgency.
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There was definitely a clarifying urgency to rejecting those ideas.
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"I think there's a real urgency this time," added Kozloff.
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You need to move with speed and urgency in life.
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For Mr Khama, the diversification plans have gained renewed urgency.
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" Phoebe held up her hands with a sudden urgency. "Alexandra.
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It's their sense of urgency about changing the status quo.
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"I don't feel the same sort of urgency," he adds.
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My sense of urgency is at an all time high.
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The energy of New York gave [the album] an urgency.
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Nevertheless, there is a new urgency to reform these days.
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"We are trying to balance urgency with precision," McDaniel said.
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"We have a sense of urgency to make it work."
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Thailand's demography should instead impart a sense of economic urgency.
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Rather, her sudden decision to comes out of an urgency.
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For urgency, it's best to call and speak with someone.
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"Stop, stop, stop, stop," Mercedes told him with some urgency.
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There are no stakes here, no real feeling of urgency.
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The urgency of the crisis leaves no room for dissent.
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And therefore it is of greatest urgency for young people.
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Goodman told CNBC she "expressed urgency" that Campos fix it.
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"We didn't come out with urgency once again," Cousins said.
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How did you take that urgency into the recording booth?
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There's a sense of urgency given the coming Trump administration.
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Engineers move about our spaces with a sense of urgency.
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We share his vision and the urgency to do so.
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For Lima, urgency in coming off the mat is paramount.
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" For Republicans, "there's an urgency to avoid a debilitating shutdown.
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Monday's concert bombing will bring renewed urgency to that discussion.
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This incident will likely give new urgency to those efforts.
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All of a sudden, there was an urgency to go.
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In Kormakitis, the sense of urgency may be even greater.
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For Tesla, the urgency to address safety concerns is paramount.
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The official said there was an "urgency" to the situation.
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"Rachel!" my friend yelled down the phone with some urgency.
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There is no urgency that talks begin on June 12.
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"Especially today, we're reminded of the urgency of this," Rep.
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But none of that urgency makes it in the 1840s.
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Like those authors, her work also has great moral urgency.
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It's hard to overstate the urgency of addressing these challenges.
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But there's been little sense of urgency to the effort.
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Among Mr. Trump's advisers, there is a sense of urgency.
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Deadlines create urgency because missing them is a political liability.
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Suddenly, our situation took on a different level of urgency.
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"They responded with the level of professionalism and urgency required."
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There is a renewed urgency to the votes this week.
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Let us approach that work with the urgency it demands.
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So we feel a real sense of urgency around that.
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It's the urgency," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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That means increased urgency to end the war in Syria.
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There is a strange urgency to Mr. Cuomo's austerity drive.
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The rebuild is proceeding, but not with any particular urgency.
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Noel and Edwards wanted to add urgency to the matter.
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So why isn't Twitter addressing these issues with more urgency?
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"He now understands the urgency of the situation," Eliza wrote.
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To me, the new urgency surrounding the syllabus makes sense.
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The recent wildfires, however, had given the event greater urgency.
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"This situation requires us to act with urgency," he said.
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Those rules — their severity and their urgency — were clearly communicated.
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The urgency of the situation demands attention, says Dr. Levermann.
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He isn't even treating the situation with any real urgency.
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It requires a sense of political urgency that's been lacking.
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Everything he does now has a kind of fevered urgency.
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Guillemette: Also, it's just the urgency of putting stuff out.
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Some Republicans share the Democrats' sense of urgency, as well.
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In this religious repertory, she brought urgency to every note.
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Our friendship was accelerated by the urgency of his questions.
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They get competitive, which promotes a greater sense of urgency.
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But the communication persists, often with more purpose and urgency.
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The sense of urgency was palpable as the mystery persisted.
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This is an argument of political necessity and moral urgency.
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We need more urgency and it needs to be sustained.
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The president's remarks reflect the increased urgency of the moment.
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There is just such an urgency to get deals done.
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It could turn flabby, with neither team playing with urgency.
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The problem was never met with any urgency at home.
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Ms. Fowles felt an urgency to make it all happen.
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Others implored faster action, the urgency evident in their words.
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But the crew's lack of urgency told a different story.
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It requires a sense of urgency to justify its policies.
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A sense of urgency seemed to be replaced by resignation.
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"We have to accelerate the sense of urgency," he said.
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"There's an urgency we need to respond with," he said.
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Their works had plenty of star dancers, but no urgency.
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That failure has added urgency to the tax reform push.
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But he stressed a sense of urgency in the matter.
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"We feel a strong urgency for peace," Nadery told me.
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And at their campaign events, there is a new urgency.
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Mr. Bolton's case surely underscores the urgency of these reforms.
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That has injected an almost manic urgency into their strategy.
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We are at that point of urgency with our planet.
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A sense of urgency is already palpable for the movie.
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"This is a matter of urgency," the committee members wrote.
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And our government clearly doesn't feel much urgency to help.
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The tone of the climate summit was one of urgency.
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Now there is less of a reason for such urgency.
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The urgency to fix the station has reached a peak.
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Those efforts must advance with a renewed sense of urgency.
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"He created a sense of crisis and urgency," King added.
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"Thank you for bringing urgency to this issue," Pelosi said.
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CREATING DRAMA You try to create a sense of urgency.
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But suddenly it's being sung with new urgency — and excitement.
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The sales pitches were filled with urgency and emphasized familiarity.
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Now, the question of Mr. Katumbi's return is gaining urgency.
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Gore because of the urgency of deciding the presidential election.
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It underscored the urgency, in their minds, for additional outreach.
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His death opened up a sense of urgency for Hogg.
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That could add a sense of urgency to trade talks.
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They have the resources and there must be greater urgency.
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The urgency has (only) been with a handful of Democrats.
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"It was an urgency to come here," Ms. Trucano said.
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Rising mortgage rates are only adding urgency to the market.
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Suddenly, Íris was overcome with urgency to improve Alícia's chances.
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There is urgency in these survey findings we cannot ignore.
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The matrix helps you compartmentalize tasks by urgency and importance.
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The incident brought new urgency to space traffic management concerns.
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But there was no urgency for Washington to do so.
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Senior American diplomats do not appear to share that urgency.
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But this hourlong work accrues a particular urgency and momentum.
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The contrast in the urgency of their responses was staggering.
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For those on the border, a sense of urgency prevailed.
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The coming national election has added urgency to the proposals.
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Have you found reception in Congress to that urgency, though?
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The momentum to blacklist Mr. Azhar had gained new urgency.
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There was little urgency in Mayor Bill de Blasio's response.
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Leaving Neverland gives us that, with steady and sober urgency.
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Unfortunately, Democrats don't seem to share that urgency at all.
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She declares with urgency that France must defeat the English.
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"The tragedy of last night highlights the urgency of getting out of clusters, the urgency of getting out of commercial hotels, and getting purpose-built shelters in place around the city," Mr. Banks said.
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A sign at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Sichuan Province says that "saving the giant panda from extinction is of the utmost urgency" — but the urgency isn't felt by the pandas.
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"The urgency of cartoons is a powerful creative weapon," says Swaha.
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There's no real urgency to change your cover photo, is there?
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That fretting, too, is very essential to Handmaid's success, its urgency.
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"There will be a tremendous sense of urgency," Cousins told ESPN.
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The song still has an urgency but Burke's vocals temper it.
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The urgency of the threat is just now becoming widely recognized.
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Others have recognized the urgency of this situation, and taken action.
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We do need to feel a sense of urgency about it.
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The Chinese ban has lent all of this a new urgency.
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All of us have to act with a degree of urgency.
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But he says NBC executives didn't share his sense of urgency.
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The urgency to finalize and enact the AIDPA cannot be understated.
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Texas bans abortions after 20 weeks, giving her case special urgency.
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But the urgency for reform fell away as the goal receded.
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Mr. Luke said Taiwan's lack of urgency around tech was receding.
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Compounding the problem, a national sense of urgency is simply missing.
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Trump has pushed the immigration debate to new levels of urgency.
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His sense of urgency may have been influenced by another constraint.
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Annoyingly, the 911 operator did not share my sense of urgency.
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For Sloven - and many others - the urgency level bounced back up.
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The sense of urgency is not always shared by the people.
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But the people of Flint have a special urgency about leaving.
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They would like MPs to act with a sense of urgency.
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For its rulers, America's bans highlight the urgency of that policy.
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"There&aposs a great sense of urgency right now," he said.
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And that's one of the things that gives urgency to it.
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"Citi needs a greater sense of urgency to improve," Mayo said.
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He stressed the urgency of the situation given today's population growth.
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The urgency is present in a way it never was before.
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Why, then, demonstrate any urgency or flexibility on issues that matter?
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There's a levity here today, because the urgency has shifted elsewhere.
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But opponents say it will reduce the urgency of cutting emissions.
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Bill Nelson said Wednesday, adding new urgency to concerns about hacking.
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"Time is short and everyone must move with urgency," Ammann said.
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"There is a great sense of urgency about this," King said.
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With Mueller finished, there's a new sense of urgency for Democrats.
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"It's an urgency now," Orange point guard Frank Howard told reporters.
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This team, we have a lot of urgency in this room.
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This adds urgency to the research of Troxler and her students.
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The urgency for nationalizing public utilities could not be more poignant.
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TO, said the urgency related to Black Friday has greatly diminished.
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Identity is in many aspects, a matter of urgency for HTC.
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They approach their work with urgency and excellence, and as Christians.
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We will gather with a solemn sense of purpose and urgency.
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Not everything has to contain a sense of urgency and chaos.
|
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This ran the risk of reducing the urgency of their demands.
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The problem of fake news gives your book a special urgency.
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First, approach the issue with a sense of urgency it deserves.
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Taylor: Nothing felt rushed, but there is this sense of urgency.
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The last issue is now of even greater urgency in 2018.
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Now the urgency has receded with China's growing appetite for LNG.
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We recognize the need for urgency, and your criticism is fair.
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"It is time for a sense of urgency," the official said.
|
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Kingsley said he felt a "sense of urgency" with the movie.
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There's no reason to do, there is no urgency for it.
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There's something else that has contributed to the sense of urgency.
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There is an urgency to Jealous's campaign that is completely authentic.
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We treat takedown requests by law enforcement with the highest urgency.
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The crisis was over, and with it, the sense of urgency.
|
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The urgency of climate change is finally dawning on the public.
|
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And there may not have been such urgency to wrangle it.
|
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All speakers always remember the urgency of preserving their party's majority.
|
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Speaker after speaker before him emphasized the urgency of overcoming divisions.
|
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BP's report comes as urgency builds globally to contain temperature increases.
|
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We need urgency, we needed action, and they keep on talking.
|
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Hellerstedt decision added urgency to many Republicans' desire to keep Mrs.
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"We didn't come out with a sense of urgency," Millsap said.
|
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The remarks also reflect the urgency Obama feels about defeating Trump.
|
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"The urgency to address addiction is only growing," Dr. Murthy said.
|
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"It provides more urgency than just 'final call' or 'last call.'"
|
|
Scientists within the drug industry say they feel the urgency too.
|
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What's been lacking is the urgency to pull the pieces together.
|
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They're all too long, which destroys any possible sense of urgency.
|
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The reason, Maccone says, is that the issue lacked any urgency.
|
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A war declaration adds urgency, energy, and immediacy to the war.
|
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The Manchester terror attack has added urgency to the President's argument.
|
|
The Trump administration hasn't exactly taken on workers' sense of urgency.
|
|
But their desire for urgency seems to have faded over time.
|
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Lew said he thought there was "broad understanding" of the urgency.
|
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Urgency to derail Mr. Trump animated a series of Republican attacks.
|
|
This has imbued Thomas's piece with an additional level of urgency.
|
|
Most importantly, though, she stresses the urgency of simply being present.
|
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The guys came out and played with a sense of urgency.
|
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"They didn't share our concern with the same urgency," said one.
|
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As they worked on the curriculum, a sense of urgency grew.
|
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Mr. Comey's letter gave that effort a tremendous sense of urgency.
|
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I had always been disciplined and had this level of urgency.
|
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She has signaled that she understands the urgency of the situation.
|
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They spoke with urgency of the work still to be done.
|
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Philosophical issues of immortal import assume a mortal — and moral — urgency.
|
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Adding to the sense of urgency perhaps is Goldman's trading operation.
|
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The new trailer for the thriller conveys that sense of urgency.
|
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Here is the September list, ranked in order of urgency: 1.
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"There's not as much urgency in the market," Mr. Osher said.
|
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However, North Korea's growing capabilities have added a sense of urgency.
|
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The mayor has shown little urgency around building these 1,000 apartments.
|
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For us, the judge's sense of urgency was hardly good news.
|
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Lew said he thought there was "broad understanding" of the urgency.
|
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With an election looming, the urgency of completing regulations is real.
|
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But Judge Sabraw just made them a matter of national urgency.
|
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I had those feelings of urgency to come back and help.
|
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But the Mueller report should add some urgency to that dilemma.
|
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The urgency to act has been heightened by Congress' work schedule.
|
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He raps with something more than urgency — it's more like insistence.
|
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There were further calls for urgency from within the Trump administration.
|
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Still, this personal slight became a matter of national democratic urgency.
|
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"We hope to use that to raise the urgency," Winston said.
|
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Wherever you go, the world blares with updates, alerts and urgency.
|
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The Checkup As vaping deaths rise, quitting has a new urgency.
|
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In fact, there's a renewed sense of urgency to her activism.
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Focusing on moonshot-like goals to increase urgency and provide deadlines.
|
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Since Trump took office, that message has taken on more urgency.
|
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Here is the November list, ranked in order of urgency: 20163.
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But his flurry of activity underscores the urgency of the moment.
|
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"With Bob Mueller, there's always a sense of urgency," he added.
|
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But its storytelling does nothing to bring urgency to these questions.
|
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Here's March 2020's list, ranked in order of urgency: 1.
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The transfers happened with such urgency that safety was sometimes ignored.
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And they may not feel that urgency to get out there.
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Congress has not treated NextGen modernization with the urgency it should.
|
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This dual challenge underlines the urgency of investing in transportation infrastructure.
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" He has already forgotten "the urgency of what Amabel had been.
|
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James was an urgent figure in a time of dangerous urgency.
|
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They justified this by pointing to the urgency of the situation.
|
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Here is the October list, ranked in order of urgency: 22016.
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As you can imagine, the request has taken on more urgency.
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"That has begun to bring a sense of urgency to me."
|
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Fortunately, even the FDA offers a compromise between urgency and safety.
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Tom Carper (D-Del.) There is no question about the urgency.
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"It felt like the film had an urgency," Mr. Domingo said.
|
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"We are giving it the urgency it deserves," she told reporters.
|
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It really makes the urgency of climate change action hit home.
|
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"We are aware of the urgency to deliver justice," Prayut said.
|
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This annual exercise has taken on a new urgency this year.
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So you're going to have more urgency and educate your communities.
|
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The meetings reflect fresh urgency to make progress on the wall.
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Here is the December list, ranked in order of urgency: 1.
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Live your best life, but embrace the fierce urgency of now?
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His successor has yet to grasp the urgency of going further.
|
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The answer to the question underscores the urgency of his warning.
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The answer to the question underscores the urgency of his warning.
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On Saturday, Breton insisted on the urgency of the task ahead.
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There is no degree of urgency on the part of Trump.
|
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The change added urgency to the question of whether Roe v.
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The massive, two-year report reflects a growing sense of urgency.
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Tom Coburn (R-OK) paired with a general lack of urgency.
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They did not treat this with the urgency that it deserves.
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Obviously the #MeToo movement and the #TimesUp movement, these are things that are getting more visibility, [but] the reality is, things don't change without urgency and it's creating a wave of urgency that people can't ignore.
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Moving the global TB response forward will ultimately need committed political leadership that understands the urgency of a TB free world with the same sense of commitment and urgency that we seek a world free of HIV.
|
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It adds urgency, but it also means the game is fairly short.
|
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It saps Mr Trump's emergency appeal to the Supreme Court of urgency.
|
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The purpose, they said, was to get students' attention and demonstrate urgency.
|
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"These allegations must be verified as a matter of urgency," he said.
|
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" Throughout her lessons she interrogates students with reflexive urgency: "What's your evidence?
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There's a sense of urgency and danger that never really goes away.
|
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Her prose has a lyrical urgency paired with a clean, lucid style.
|
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The deal also reflects a sense of urgency to defend market share.
|
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"This is a call for urgency – rather than incrementalism," said Loeb's letter.
|
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A former DHS official said McAleenan understood the urgency of the situation.
|
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But the populist assault on globalisation has lent the discussion fresh urgency.
|
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Thus far, Rubio's urgency on Zika is not widely shared, though Sen.
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The spirit, the hustle, the grit, the intensity and urgency of Oakland.
|
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It's a feeling that gradualism doesn't work, that there is an urgency.
|
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Their response then lacks the urgency that a true understanding would bring.
|
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As a black man, Jordan said that sense of urgency is constant.
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"That's the urgency we're missing here," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
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However that terrible urgency is communicated, the world is better for it.
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We recommend you review your practice here as a matter of urgency.
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As such, supporting refugees here in the U.S. has an added urgency.
|
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Mr Uribe prefaced his proposals by calling for both "urgency" and "patience".
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Love forged by the urgency of his situation, perhaps, but love nonetheless.
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Only now it's with the urgency of 50-year-old turkey loaf.
|
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Congress isn't feeling much urgency to help the fledgling market for biosimilars.
|
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There's also urgency from Bytedance to carve out more user acquisition channels.
|
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Mr Macron speaks a different language, of urgency and "European civil war".
|
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However neither side is showing any sense of urgency for a deal.
|
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But it is unclear whether there is a real sense of urgency.
|
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There is a similar urgency to address structural problems affecting human capital.
|
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That understates the urgency facing Britain as the March 29th deadline approaches.
|
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Recent floods, storms, and fires have also created a sense of urgency.
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I feel like we're playing with more of a sense of urgency.
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Its ticking minutes signified the urgency of addressing the threats to humankind.
|
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Why do you think policymakers aren't treating this problem with more urgency?
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Their age gives Ms Farrell's work urgency, and keeps her going back.
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We too rarely treat climate change with the same urgency she does.
|
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But we do have to feel a sense of urgency about it.
|
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These last three games we've got to get back to that urgency.
|
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But recent events have added new urgency to an otherwise routine training.
|
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"Added Stager: "None of this diminishes the urgency of resolving the investigation.
|
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This urgency was probably my biggest takeaway from participating in this project.
|
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"I would only text in cases of urgency or emergency," says Whitmore.
|
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Yet there is an astonishing lack of real urgency among Europe's leaders.
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All this must be implemented with the urgency desperately sick patients deserve.
|
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There is a sense of urgency for Airbnb to get it right.
|
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For three of the four candidates, the sense of urgency was palpable.
|
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Secret Service agents did check the grounds, but not with any urgency.
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This will continue the calls for urgency in action on climate change.
|
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Even after five decades, he enjoyed feeling the urgency of his task.
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He caught the words "terminal" and "surgery," being spoken with great urgency.
|
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But neither seemed to move with any sense of speed or urgency.
|
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Go deeper: FBI had "little evident urgency" while investigating Nassar, NYT finds
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But the Access Hollywood tape's release was the reason for new urgency.
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This is a new era of foot-stamping urgency and vexed intolerance.
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The camera doesn't just move in "Waves," it hurtles with terrific urgency.
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Understandably, there feels a sense of urgency to prevent another senseless death.
|
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The latest case, in February, added new urgency to the recall campaign.
|
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In its complete form, The Twilight Zone demands answers with alarming urgency.
|
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Rather, our past efforts have been disjointed, piecemeal, and lacking in urgency.
|
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"We share your urgency to advance this innovation in care," Gottlieb said.
|
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But I never felt any real sense of urgency in Infinity War.
|
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He is prone to harrowing anxiety, which Haslett renders with manic urgency.
|
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Drzik said the UN timeline made companies wake up to the urgency.
|
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This kind of urgency should be an instant red flag, warns Hutt.
|
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The results of the election only heightened the urgency of these calls.
|
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There is a new urgency and momentum on nuclear issues in Congress.
|
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"We've been working with high urgency" since the beginning, Mr. Kaye said.
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Thus there is no real urgency to change stance of policy now.
|
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New EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler's feeling on the urgency of climate change?
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The temptation to find our own trumped any urgency to return home.
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There is little official urgency — and increasingly, little money — to address it.
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The sense of urgency and liveliness is what makes Airtime feel different.
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There's particular urgency to release children ahead of the summer enterovirus season.
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They felt policy without moral vision and ethical urgency was too abstract.
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Would that change the urgency Congress feels about focusing on that path?
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That's when congressionally mandated numeric quotas end, creating urgency for policy change.
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His arrival, before the 2013 season, heralded new urgency for the Indians.
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The play sells out its urgency long before it arcs toward revelation.
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"I live completely in the present moment," he said, with some urgency.
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There has been a sense of urgency and tension permeating the store.
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This does not have the sense of urgency that it should have.
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Even American Jews lacked the unquenchable sense of urgency the crisis demanded.
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The urgency of providing a conclusion to that bizarre election was paramount.
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Its scale, composition, color, and message convey a sense of combative urgency.
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Poland's recent legislation illustrates the urgency of reckoning with these old scabs.
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New York City's subway crisis could add new urgency to the debate.
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There's little sense of urgency on either side about finding a resolution.
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Still, there was little sense of urgency to quickly resolve the stalemate.
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NPR's response underscored the urgency companies now feel to address such allegations.
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The urgency, and perhaps nothing else, is a matter of bipartisan consensus.
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It was sung with alluring sound and narrative urgency by Lucy Dhegrae.
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But the half starts with far less urgency than the match did.
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But then the urgency of uniting to defeat Trump is even clearer.
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I was draining moral urgency and providing comfort to the status quo.
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There is an urgency to it, but also a sense of history.
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"There was a kind of urgency to the publicity campaigns," Wu said.
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But the people who work in the hospital feel the urgency now.
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The stated theme was the urgency of narrative in the virtual age.
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And even casual Democrats began to feel the urgency around her candidacy.
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OTTAWA — The timing was coincidental, but the meeting had a new urgency.
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You can instill discipline but you can't manufacture genuine fear and urgency.
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I'm not phenomenal at self-motivating when I don't have any urgency.
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There is little urgency to relax the velvet rope on slower evenings.
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The sense of environmental urgency El Anatsui communicates this work is powerful.
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For the U.S., architecture in Antarctica is a matter of some urgency.
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The performance brings impressive urgency and sweep to the episodic final movement.
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Acting with urgency, Salazar decided to test the process on an employee.
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His descriptions find their urgency in his unsettled place between two worlds.
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Finally, here was a diplomat who expressed the urgency of the moment.
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But recent government actions lend a painful urgency to these interwoven stories.
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But the basic decision has the stark urgency of right and wrong.
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His arrest unleashed a new sense of urgency and ambition in him.
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But recent tensions between Warren and Sanders elevated their sense of urgency.
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In fact, he tsk-tsked with the urgency of a temperance activist.
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This is important because of the sense of urgency in the show.
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As more and more sources vanished, the operation took on increased urgency.
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At least there now seems to be the requisite sense of urgency.
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A faltering Turkish economy may only add urgency to the president's considerations.
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This moment requires urgency, action, investment, and divestment from our current system.
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There's urgency here, since U.S. manufacturing appears to be flirting with recession.
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There was a distinct sense of desperation urgency to pass tax reform.
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They are also likely to reduce the urgency for remedial economic measures.
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"This year's report highlights the growing urgency for action," the report said.
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But Mr. Breslin always returned to the distraction and urgency of writing.
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All retailers must adapt, but the urgency is more pressing for some.
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Predictably, Trump's loyal defenders insist there's no urgency to pass such legislation.
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"Biden eyes fundraising challenge amid new sense of urgency," reads the AP's.
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There is urgency and poignancy to it — and the results to match.
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The lawmakers, however, showed little urgency to advance legislation to protect Mueller.
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But they've shown little urgency in moving a bill before that deadline.
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"There is no longer that urgency in taking further actions," he added.
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Presidential candidates, of course, invoke the idea of leadership with special urgency.
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"We need to move with a greater sense of urgency," she said.
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"We need to move with a greater sense of urgency," she said.
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But then, in the mid-1990s, a sense of urgency took hold.
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My only quibble is that he actually understates the urgency for removal.
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Yet it's the liveness of the performers that lends this piece urgency.
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And there's little of the ticking-bomb urgency associated with classic suspense.
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They have little sense of urgency even as the cliff fast approaches.
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No, they just don't have to feel the urgency, and they shouldn't.
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But the sanctions are adding urgency to the situation and political complications.
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Given the urgency in the boss's voice, though, I skipped the pizza.
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Times of political urgency do not necessarily demand political music, nor should that be the standard to which we hold our art, especially when the catalyst for that political urgency is a man who looks like a honeybaked ham.
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Impressionistically outlining the history of the governmental oppression of black bodies—whether via physical force or legislation—Moor Mother's debut LP fetish bones vibrated with an urgency that few albums this year vibrated with the same urgency, Fetish Bones.
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Ms Rempel is at the forefront of a debate that has gained urgency.
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The reason for the urgency in China's investment in these sectors is simple.
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Developers tend to treat their iPad apps with less urgency than iPhone apps.
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It could dampen the sense of urgency that is still very much needed.
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The situation in Yemen drives home the urgency of these protests, Corcoran said.
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Pedro Vélez's swift, gestural marks on the surfaces of raw canvases suggest urgency.
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The #MeToo movement may have increased this sense of urgency, the report notes.
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And they're winning, and that's the urgency that I'm bringing to this race.
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This can make it difficult to communicate the urgency of HIV prevention efforts.
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"We always come out with a great sense of urgency," Waiters told reporters.
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"We're in a heightened state of urgency," Northwestern safety Kyle Queiro told reporters.
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This year, that global movement takes on new urgency right here at home.
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There's a fierce urgency to every scene, even with the usual flashback structure.
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That has lent an added urgency to speed up the surface irrigation projects.
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Coates said the complaint had been dealt with as a matter of "urgency".
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"As you can see, there's not much urgency here," the NYPD official said.
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Democrats say the Times report should give Congress a renewed sense of urgency.
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These features offer elements of scarcity and urgency that bring people back repeatedly.
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I ask Daveu whether or not she feels the urgency of her job.
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Look, I share the same sense of urgency of everybody on this stage.
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But our sense of urgency has not subsided and more work lies ahead.
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Political urgency should not replace her authenticity or trample upon her personal goals.
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I never had that urgency that I felt after I had the baby.
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But we've also developed a major sense of urgency around two other issues.
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BuzzFeed - Moving cautiously, with little urgency to push brands like Tasty to TV
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They said legislators were receptive but showed little urgency in passing a bill.
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It gives the customers a sense of urgency or a call to action.
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A strengthening of the oil market has reduced the urgency of further measures.
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I want kids — that I could see having a sense of urgency for.
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" He adds, "But the urgency for change is at an all time high.
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"People on both sides of the aisle understand the urgency of this epidemic."
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But Christian's death gave their mission a new sense of urgency, says Steven.
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The films blend together to create a trance of repetition and frenzied urgency.
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Trump and Trumpism adds a whole other layer of urgency to this conversation.
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His company's woes add urgency to efforts to improve corporate governance in Japan.
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In that environment, the events of Tiananmen Square have taken on more urgency.
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That ought to give arms control new urgency; instead it is eroding it.
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But Keating, a Republican former U.S. attorney in Oklahoma, doesn't see the urgency.
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At other times, it's a breathtaking action film, playing out with intense urgency.
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His sense of urgency is not matched by experience, and progress is patchy.
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The sense of urgency to develop ways to counter them is an imperative.
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As SCL was crumbling, Carroll's case took on a new sense of urgency.
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" He added, "We do have to feel a sense of urgency about it.
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It's hard to maintain that sense of pace and urgency over 23 episodes.
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"I think that young people sense the urgency," Hirsi explained to The Cut.
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And I'm laying out a vision as well as a sense of urgency.
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Both parties say they intend to renew and that there is no urgency.
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A cold wave moving into the area added to rescuers' sense of urgency.
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More of that would have given this stately production greater resonance and urgency.
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"Everybody feels a sense of urgency when somebody goes down," Bryant told reporters.
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Don't let the doodle's cuteness distract you from the urgency of its message.
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For Twitter, there's an urgency in the interactions that swings the security-vs.
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A cold wave moving into the area added to their sense of urgency.
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Their heightened stress levels instilled the album with even more urgency and aggression.
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"I think there was a sense of urgency about this investigation," he added.
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The event drew a big crowd, but the moment of urgency had passed.
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Bipartisanship is not just feel-good politics, but a matter of highest urgency.
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An economic rebound in the euro area has reduced the sense of urgency.
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I think the urgency of those alliances has been much slower to form.
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We talked about playing with a sense of urgency and we did tonight.
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It was good to give me a little bit of urgency about it.
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However, the urgency of the new threats facing Europe may be forcing change.
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But you can take that sense of urgency and make it more effective.
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To encourage a balance doesn't undermine the importance and urgency of political issues.
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The timing of this year's event has only increased the urgency about security.
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We understand the urgency of reporting on efforts to intimidate or silence women.
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The all-out whipping effort highlighted the urgency facing Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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But it also gave urgency to its two main themes—prevention and cure.
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They may also feel less urgency around settling down and starting a family.
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The drama of being a gatekeeper ignited some long suppressed sense of urgency.
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As time elapses, the need to find the recorders takes on increased urgency.
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Urgency is growing because a $26 billion debt payment comes due July 26.
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The mood of the morning had the right combination of urgency and rhythm.
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You don't have to (and shouldn't) do everything with a sense of urgency.
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"I would not feel any urgency" to reduce the balance sheet for now.
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"The urgency to be more ready for earthquakes is always there," Curry said.
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But the group's 12th studio album, "Revolution Radio," crackles with urgency and anger.
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For Democrats, the outreach efforts in Florida come with a sense of urgency.
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"Urgency really drives action," said Mitch Stewart, a veteran of Mr. Obama's campaigns.
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This work should be undertaken with urgency but without enmity and distorted facts.
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We came out with urgency, made the right passes and hit our shots.
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MPI (the ministry )is contacting those properties and is testing animals with urgency.
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"There's a sense of urgency knowing how big Game 4 is," Curry said.
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There's nothing stopping you from acting with the same urgency the dying feel.
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The United States needs to counter these efforts with more vigor and urgency.
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You can understand the sense of urgency and hysteria these farmers are feeling.
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But for Himes and others, the administration needs to move with more urgency.
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VODAFONE CEO SAYS THE GOVERNMENT IN INDIA UNDERSTANDS THE ISSUE AND THE URGENCY
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"So, I'd like to see a little more sense of urgency," he continued.
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So we must act with urgency to kick-start the clean energy revolution.
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Reading your book, one senses you felt a great urgency to write it?
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The push to enhance the grid has gained urgency as renewables have spread.
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It's easy to see where Republicans' urgency about making that deadline comes from.
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"We needed urgency, we needed action," but they kept on talking, he said.
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He senses, in other words, the urgency, improvisation, and spontaneity in Smith's process.
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There are five children waiting for transplants with a status of 'urgency zero.
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Soul took on a new urgency as it soundtracked the civil rights movement.
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Trump, however, has expressed less urgency in slowing the inevitable rise of China.
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This decision reflects the importance and urgency of dealing with this growing threat.
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One reason for the lack of political urgency is the improving deficit picture.
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He has an edge to his prose and an urgency to his narrative.
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The urgency of focussing on election security was one of Mueller's key messages.
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"Aetna's come out of this Humana scenario with some urgency," Mr. Keckley said.
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Given this, the United States must approach North Korea with sobriety and urgency.
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But the pandemic has given his work an even greater sense of urgency.
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And despite the resemblance to martial arts, it has no urgency or kick.
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Cooperation, urgency and imagination are required if we are going to be successful.
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And now, I start asking this question about myself, producing a new urgency.
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That has brought an increased level of urgency to get something — anything — done.
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Rain and cold were forecast overnight, adding extra urgency to the rescue effort.
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It hasn't clicked with the necessary urgency that we are the grown-ups.
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That came through in the dancing, which was full of reverence and urgency.
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Adding to the urgency, late last week about 8,000 residents lost drinking water.
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The urgency of the approaching premiere lent the endeavor a sense of momentum.
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Monthly debate competitions gave the work a clear sense of purpose and urgency.
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If you're not thinking about that, you're not gonna understand the urgency. Exactly.
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The Obama administration understood the urgency to address this crisis for the future.
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"A sense of urgency started growing from around that time," Mr. Isozaki said.
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The question is if they act with urgency ahead of the terrible numbers.
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This would allow informed urgency to take the place of panic or complacency.
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In Nebraska, the fight over the death penalty is taking on new urgency.
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"Right now, there's no urgency to do anything in my opinion," he said.
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Also, it's a topic of great urgency in this moment of our history.
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The search for identity that's so central to adolescence took on extra urgency.
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When that didn't happen, the founders said, the space took on new urgency.
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Right now, white voters have a choice, while voters of color have urgency.
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Much of the urgency of his biggest hits comes from savvy production choices.
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This slow digestion seems at odds with the urgency of our sociopolitical moment.
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If the arguments were old, the prospect of power lent them fresh urgency.
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Underlining that sense of urgency, Ms. Lara died at age 97 in April.
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The biggest problem anybody has in business is creating a sense of urgency.
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As bloodshed diminished, though, Israel's sense of urgency about the Palestinian problem dissipated.
|
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The original filing requested "expedited processing," granted in cases of newsworthiness or urgency.
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What, however, explains the urgency in fitting Gatlin for the crown of thorns?
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Because it's 2020, the urgency of the impending climate crisis hasn't escaped Hollywood.
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We have to play with the same urgency and desperation in Game 4.
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With the recent French election, was there any urgency to address political issues?
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What leaves their hands is always philosophically alive, vibrant and filled with urgency.
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When the courts removed the deadline, the "urgency" also dissipated, the source said.
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Now there is growing urgency to do that by both Washington and Beijing.
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These actions abroad should provide new urgency for legislative action here at home.
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Thoughts of the 2020 hurricane season are adding an urgency to the recovery.
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His only concessions to topical urgency had come between Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima.
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So far, President Trump and Congress have shown no urgency about the crisis.
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On Capitol Hill, some lawmakers say that has lessened the urgency to act.
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For all his Romantic urgency, there is something about him that stands apart.
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An emerging submarine rivalry has added new urgency to this year's ICEX exercises.
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Now this effort has some urgency as the Iran threat is more sophisticated.
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But Speaker Pelosi has shown little urgency in moving to ratify the USMCA.
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But at Univision, the effort is infused with a direct sense of urgency.
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The worsening backdrop for carmakers adds urgency for the alliance to deliver, however.
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Their urgency, though, was tempered by a degree of sentimentality, verging on nostalgia.
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Growing protests in Iran, Iraq and Lebanon have charged the atmosphere with urgency.
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An intriguing concordance has emerged on the urgency of stopping hyper-partisan politics.
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In other words: Despite the increased sense of urgency, public opinion is flat.
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Not only would you have this incredible sculpture, it would amplify the urgency.
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People in my generation have a sense of urgency about all these things.
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Jay Inslee built his presidential campaign around the urgency of combating climate change.
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When I looked into her black eyes, I saw an urgency, a beseeching.
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We had a great sense of urgency about the relevance of this story.
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Both campaigns are born out of a sense of moral and political urgency.
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This prospect has added urgency to research conducted atop this swaying steel tower.
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Though impossible to generalize, much of it shares a certain fearlessness and urgency.
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Yet almost immediately real world events conspired to further demonstrate the bills' urgency.
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Pop-Tarts' faux candidacy cheapens the political conversation and dulls the national urgency.
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The more aggressive stance underscored the government's mounting urgency to end the protest.
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His urgency is twofold: it represents a threat to competition and to democracy.
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The efforts gained greater urgency in March after Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
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Weirdly, my country, Germany, still seems to be lacking all sense of urgency.
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Is it hard to separate the urgency of today's politics from your art?
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With some urgency the couple began to cast about for a new address.
|
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Recent research is giving these questions a sudden urgency, according to Dr. Juengst.
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But this latest framing might be driven by a renewed sense of urgency.
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Donald Trump's victory has just heightened our urgency to continue counting our losses.
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There's still the same sense of melody and urgency only now extra agitation.
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There's urgency to this fight; young unauthorized immigrants are running out of time.
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Trump's failure to persuade anyone of the urgency of attacking Iran — of the urgency of much of anything — is also a reminder of why the autocrats, from Beijing to Ankara, have moved to censor or even shut down the open internet.
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That added urgency to the gathering's mission—protecting the nation's election machinery in November.
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Halo Wars 23 is just the right combination of frenetic urgency and cheeky levity.
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I mean, I just feel the urgency and I feel the energy of this.
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King spoke of the "fierce urgency of now" in opposing war, materialism and racism.
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"From the Fed's standpoint, this reduces the urgency to push the button," said McCarthy.
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"I've never met anyone with his urgency to take this to market," he says.
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This lends the event a "state of urgency" ambience that you might call... interesting.
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It's a brief graphic, but an exceptionally powerful one — emphasizing both urgency and consequence.
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We must assert, with far more urgency, that nuclear weapons cannot coexist with mankind.
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As the U.S. cobbles together a plan, China's progress is dialing up the urgency.
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"Policymaking to address the issue must be treated with urgency as well," said Thanaboon.
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There's not a huge urgency to raise rates because inflation is coming up low.
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It also gives fresh urgency to United Nations-sponsored peace talks later this month.
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Or didn't do it quick enough, or didn't express enough urgency around the issue.
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The issue has taken on new urgency as U.S. wireless carriers rollout 5G networks.
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With ISIS controlling a tenth of Libya's coastline, there has seldom been greater urgency.
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Go out there with urgency the next game, the next period, the next shift.
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So why aren't we feeling the urgency and fear that usually accompany such knowledge?
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A sample of Nas and Kool G Rap's "Fast Life" gives "Fade" extra urgency.
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Protest has forced the government to act, sluggishly at first, but with increasing urgency.
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But the message created a sense of urgency in Lublin, calling her to act.
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The urgency of that question has only increased over the course of this year.
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I probably could have prioritized it, but there was no urgency in my mind.
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It was given the task of developing new antibiotics as a matter of urgency.
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The next day poor preliminary results sent Ford's shares sliding, emphasising the plan's urgency.
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In fact, over the past few years, they have taken on a new urgency.
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For the chancellor, Mr Macron's calls for euro-zone reform command no particular urgency.
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The characters have a quest, and with that quest comes a feeling of urgency.
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Buddy shouts, his urgency making him sound more like a little girl than ever.
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What's more, legislators would have to feel some urgency to move on the issue.
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IMF SAYS MULTIPLE MONEY LAUNDERING BREACHES AT EU BANKS ADD URGENCY TO CENTRALISED SUPERVISION
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At the same time, there's a tremendous sense of urgency to the opioid epidemic.
|
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But if people don't feel any specific urgency to respond, they just won't respond.
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It's certainly those two things, and there's a certain urgency or immediacy to it.
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"State lawmakers feel a heightened urgency to act in the Trump era," Mauk said.
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Facebook's plans to launch its Libra digital coin has added urgency to the task.
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In recent speeches, many Fed authorities have called for no urgency in raising rates.
|
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So why isn't there the same sense of public urgency behind preventing kidney deaths?
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"You can still take it back," said Sam, with a kind of hurt urgency.
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This lawsuit, and the issue it raises, takes on a greater urgency under Trump.
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Network admission took on renewed urgency with the introduction of bring-your-own-device.
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Through his entire title run he had been criticized for his lack of urgency.
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Given these abuses, "Russia must now with greater urgency exercise its influence," Jones said.
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While it's still his mantra, there may be less urgency in the effort now.
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These questions, which have plagued and puzzled economists for decades, have acquired new urgency.
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For all its economic urgency, the new regime shows no interest in political reform.
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Two new studies published in February seem to reinforce the urgency of plugging leaks.
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"We came out in the second half and had a lot more urgency," Joerger.
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Thanks to high employment and a cohesive society, Japan feels little sense of urgency.
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I can't think of a book on the topic I'd recommend with more urgency.
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I don't see that urgency ... Well except — Yeah, it's interesting, that is absolutely true.
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Booking tankers at these rates highlights the urgency of traders to secure the supplies.
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Come for the hooks and stay for a scary, inchoate sense of political urgency.
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"Every possession counts," he said, with a clear expression of urgency on his face.
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Her father now had cancer, so moving back home took on a new urgency.
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What we need now is global political will and a new sense of urgency.
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There might be a renewed sense of urgency in the odd-year offseasons, certainly.
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We must strengthen political and financial commitments to continue our work with real urgency.
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This is what Martin Luther King Jr. referred to as the urgency of now.
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And if your employer is not prioritizing security with this urgency, sound the alarm.
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"I worry that this departing Republican leadership has no sense of urgency," McGovern said.
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Hurston returned to Lewis in December with a new sense of purpose and urgency.
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So I think my dad felt there was an urgency to make something happen.
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Are you arbitrarily setting targets to create an artificial sense of "urgency" or "accountability"?
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Their work took on greater urgency in November in the wake of student demonstrations.
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MedSec and Muddy Waters have given varying accounts of the urgency of their discovery.
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"You're never satisfied because there's an urgency to find out what happened," Thornberry said.
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The urgency for such change, however, can be largely credited to Cecil the lion.
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"When there's a sense of urgency, things have a way of expediting," he added.
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Mr. D'Angel said the population decline had added urgency to his mission to educate.
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Nonetheless, there are some whose urgency, importance and sheer practicality rise to the top.
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Leading Democrats need to act boldly, with a sense of urgency, focus and tenacity.
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Still, for many Republicans, the decision added urgency to their desire to keep Mrs.
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Flake's Senate floor speech, in particular, was notable for its eloquence and its urgency.
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"But once they have found what they want, there's more urgency," Ms. Peddicord said.
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Like her idol Solanas, Chu produced a slender work weaponized with jokes and urgency.
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She was always an overachiever, but there's more urgency to her work ethic now.
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The sense of urgency shown comes from what we had seen and we're doing.
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Many communicated a sense of urgency and centered on the economy and social welfare.
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Twenty-four hours after the earthquake, the urgency and sense of hope was palpable.
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It immediately adds a sense of urgency and danger to this initially dull episode.
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Another fabricated sense of urgency surrounds the idea that Obamacare's markets are rapidly crumbling.
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The next morning I heard someone call me with a certain urgency: ''Benjamim, Benjamim!
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And not all were impressed by the state's or the governor's sense of urgency.
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Miles Mosley's restless score compounded the sense of urgency but didn't illuminate the source.
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Now, she feels even greater urgency to meet with Cassidy, who is a physician.
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We have no intention of reducing our urgency in getting news to our readers.
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Rather than discouraging them, the diagnosis instilled the band with a sense of urgency.
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The playoffs are different, with every possession bringing with it a sense of urgency.
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And that's because he ... He really, he's driven by the urgency that he feels.
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There is a particular clarity of urgency to continue to do the work, yes.
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" Hoffman added: "There's an urgency to ensure that AI benefits society and minimizes harm.
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"The pressure and urgency makes me feel like we have no time to lose."
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The urgency to get his shit straight is the one constant of the tape.
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Our take: A sense of urgency shines through the timeline to make procedural changes.
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The importance of safe sex has been stressed with increasing urgency over the years.
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But now the deeper urgency of their work has become part of the conversation.
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A diversifying party Democratic candidates need to appeal to minority voters with increasingly urgency.
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The flipping of a sleeve over an arm takes on a sudden dramatic urgency.
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Clinton, but after the news, he felt even more urgency to cast his ballot.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump's plans for fiscal stimulus could increase the Fed's sense of urgency.
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The urgency of the opera's final 15 minutes is what you may recall most.
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Until that day comes, though, Schrodt's sense of urgency, like his beard, keeps growing.
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Amtrak says it responds with urgency to anything it views as a safety problem.
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The unorthodox format was born out of a sense of urgency, Mr. Dershowitz said.
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Together, these perspectives offer a guide for how to live with urgency and meaning.
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They seem not to grasp the urgency of sacrifice for our shared well-being.
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But climate change doesn't supersede the nuclear threat; it only adds to its urgency.
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The urgency of this issue must not be diminished, but I do have hope.
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" The lawmakers said that "the urgency to build a border wall cannot be overstated.
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On this sophomore release, Wode's urgency is apparent—but this is no rush job.
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Their facility with social media has added urgency to demands for more gun control.
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In other words, "Stealing the Show" at times feels a little bereft of urgency.
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But as the inquiry moved with little evident urgency, a cost was being paid.
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Lawyers have questioned the government's sense of urgency in passing this bill, too. Mrs.
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For millions of Americans this is not a policy issue this is an urgency.
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But it is this text, in its unguarded searching, that underlines the work's urgency.
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Younger voters do not seem to feel an overwhelming sense of urgency this year.
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We expect the authorities to increase security outside mosques as a matter of urgency.
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The tone was one of desperate urgency, and every episode ended on a cliffhanger.
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Once you know the story behind them, they take on a very specific urgency.
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But several brazen shootings this spring have heightened the sense of urgency and outrage.
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It has taken on new urgency as the administration has escalated tensions with Iran.
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But Republicans also recognize the sense of urgency and the need to act fast.
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Japan gets the ball, and, well, it doesn't exactly race toward goal with urgency.
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The Saudis lacked the talent to create many chances, and Uruguay lacked the urgency.
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The present has a whiff of 26: There is a new sense of urgency.
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EG: Well, I certainly hope so because I've had this sense of urgency before.
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But once they were hired, trainers underscored a sense of political urgency and possibility.
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Once moving and on the case there is a certain urgency, a bloodhound quality.
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But in the wake of Tet, its supporters felt a new sense of urgency.
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But the sense of urgency isn't shared equally across the arts, even in Europe.
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There was an urgency of 'if you can get out, you should get out.
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But the details of the stimulus matter less than the urgency of the moment.
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A place that needed them to speak with urgency about civil rights and racism.
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"Emergency" is a riveting word, and it provided the urgency that Boeing had lacked.
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Recent research on hospitalizations related to opioid use depicts a problem of increasing urgency.
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But that urgency alone hasn't yet proven strong enough to overcome intra-party splits.
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But they can't be real-time truth seekers in a moment of real urgency.
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Gone was my sense of invincibility and in its place a sense of urgency.
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For internet companies like Google, finding the tools to spot deepfakes has gained urgency.
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But, with any galvanizing event, there is fear that urgency may eventually die down.
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And finally, we must tackle climate change with the urgency that this crisis demands.
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This gave a new urgency to efforts to win climate action in the courts.
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The Legislature passed the bill as an urgency measure, meaning it takes effect immediately.
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The deletion center predates the legislation, but its efforts have taken on new urgency.
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We must invest in all aspects of women's health with the urgency it deserves.
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There was talk of bringing it to New York, but no sense of urgency.
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Protesters trying to drive home the urgency for change disrupted Washington's morning commute. 963.
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It conveys some urgency and people like feeling like they're contributing toward a goal.
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"We have negotiated in good faith and with a sense of urgency," G.M. said.
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But unlike the Las Vegas debate, the one in South Carolina carries more urgency.
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Ms. Ditto is singing with more restraint than before, but the thumping urgency remains.
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The immense tragedy created a sense of urgency among disaster planners and government funders.
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The urgency of movement on the two Mueller bills appears to have waned somewhat.
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Prince Charles, a lifelong environmentalist, was impressed with Thunberg's sense of urgency and dedication.
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There has been no similar political urgency in demanding protection for other harassed minorities.
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At a moment of such constitutional urgency, the time for half-measures is over.
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House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy said there's "urgency" to wrap up an immigration deal.
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The late hour lent a charged vibe of prime-time urgency to the spectacle.
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Life has a new, much-needed urgency that it lacked before for too many.
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There are reasons other than polls that should give Congress a sense of urgency.
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"There is some urgency to the situation," Birchall wrote in an email on Aug.
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It's still unclear how much Trump's own Moscow-friendly conduct contributed to the urgency.
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By working in new ways and with new urgency, progress on TB is possible.
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The words are in French, which she doesn't understand, but their urgency is clear.
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It's an argument that impels us to have a sense of urgency about this.
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It's that urgency, Hoyer said, that's uniting Democrats around legislation they simply don't like.
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Two factors create heightened urgency and greater danger of potential Trump firings and pardons.
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It has the urgency of a news bulletin and the authority of a classic.
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For millions of Americans, this is not a policy issue, this is an urgency.
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But there may be more organizational urgency with Monk given the Hornets' uncertain future.
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Centrists were wrong about the urgency of reducing the deficit over the past decade.
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"The uncertainty illustrates why there's still an urgency for Congress to act," Rosenthal said.
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But while the sense of urgency has grown, many politicians still speak in generalities.
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A different kind of urgency emanates from Mr., a Japanese artist based in Tokyo.
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Broad support but little urgency Environmental issues were nearly ignored during the 2016 campaign.
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You're experiencing a frustrating sense of urgency around commitments in your relationships right now.
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So despite the urgency of the climate challenge, its highest imperative is not speed.
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The urgency of the descriptions of Israeli combat repeatedly calls out to the weaker urgency of the descriptions of American "combat"—overshadowing them with their higher stakes, and repeatedly summoning the novelist back to Israel and away from more mundane New York.
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His mulling of a fiscal stimulus indicates the government's sense of urgency on the economy.
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That should bring some sense of urgency to settling America's trade issues with European allies.
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Spanning of America—as it is to remind us, with a certain urgency, that it
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"We must have the courage and urgency to practice stopping it as it is unfolding."
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So, what is the urgency for contemporary art right now in this Trump administration moment?
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For all the talk about moving people, moving stuff drew almost as much less urgency.
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For all the talk about moving people, moving stuff drew almost as much less urgency.
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Money continues to shuttle among sectors, but doesn't depart the market with any urgency (yet).
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The figures are inert, lacking urgency or care, though they are carefully and finely rendered.
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To the extent the economy affects voters, it may be a lack of economic urgency.
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Abortion supporters are also donating their time and money with a renewed sense of urgency.
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"They were just playing with a more sense of urgency than we did," Westbrook said.
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That along with dwindling oxygen levels, added to the urgency of getting the team out.
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We responded, we came back and we played with great urgency for all forty minutes.
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I can't help but feel a sense of urgency around Facebook's plague of fake news.
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Some mergers will push forward, based on an urgency for a takeover target, bankers said.
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Definitely, and we share deeply in the urgency for all of us to make change.
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"Certainly there ought to be a renewed sense of urgency" said one Senate Democratic aide.
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The newspaper said Meirelles sent such a request on July 19, with an urgency notice.
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There's a sense of that urgency now, too, when every day feels like a crisis.
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As Japan's foreign minister, and hailing from Hiroshima, I feel a great sense of urgency.
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But the most compelling aspect of the video is the sense of urgency it creates.
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The sense of urgency has led wealthy individuals to commit vast resources to the problem.
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"The New Romantics," a program on Wednesday night, featured two new works with little urgency.
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I thought our urgency, our intensity level was right on point the last three nights.
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In this way, the images gain new urgency by being reinserted into a public discourse.
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"He's treating it with a level of urgency," this former senior employee told BuzzFeed News.
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What we have to do is change power structures and create urgency to do that.
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She imparts Mariska with a level of dynamism, urgency, and emotion as the story requires.
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Those "I love yous" express an urgency of feeling but also the press of time.
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But organizers said they appreciated the multiple tactics due to the urgency of the situation.
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I feel like Hillary feels that sense of urgency that a lot of us feel.
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"There was no sense of urgency on Chrysler's part" to get the fix in place.
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Those working in clean technology stress the opportunities available and the urgency to adopt them.
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There was a palpable sense of urgency in headquarters and in all of the actions.
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This jobs number this morning perhaps give them a bit less urgency to do that.
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The urgency comes from the fact that Faraday Future is almost completely out of money.
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Angels provokes anger right out of your bones, and that anger charges it with urgency.
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The urgency of the mission was made clear on the first full day of activities.
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Details: O'Rourke said it's increased his urgency to address disparities if he's elected in 2020.
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For network defenders, maintaining urgency in the absence of regular, successful attacks can be difficult.
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Clearly, the urgency of the situation has prompted the pharmaceutical industry to push things forward.
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So I feel a responsibility and a sense of urgency because we have this platform.
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Body cameras seem almost inevitable, but that only increases the urgency of research like this.
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But it was Gonzalez and her peers who have spearheaded the urgency of the discussion.
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HEGSETH: Aaron, you&aposre bringing the seriousness and the urgency we need on this situation.
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What does it take to get them to embrace, with urgency, new ways of working?
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"With the tariffs in place, there probably is more urgency to announce something," Osborne says.
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And all of that is just the cute stuff, the mild salsa version of urgency.
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"We take these allegations with the utmost urgency and seriousness," Kirk said in a statement.
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The fight between Apple and the government could give such security efforts a new urgency.
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Far from being a throwback exhibition, the concerns of this period speak with sharp urgency.
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But the sense of urgency and desperation to defeat Trump actually trumps progressive purity tests.
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It had the peculiar urgency of a dream—especially when I started reading the comments.
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"There was more of a sense of urgency, a need to speak out," he explained.
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The urgency level goes up, the physicality goes up, doing the little things, winning pucks.
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That bill took on a greater urgency, following the release and subsequent death of Warmbier.
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Responses are required by July 31, a short time frame that underscores the Pentagon's urgency.
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Nor that cabinet nominees repeatedly refused to acknowledge the existence or urgency of climate change.
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But those involved in the exchange have stressed the urgency of getting the prisoners released.
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We must all feel, as McBride says, "a fierce urgency of now" in LGBTQ advocacy.
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Despite these doubts, the urgency of 2017 has made reaching out to lawmakers a necessity.
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With effective leadership, urgency and the level of priority it demands, we can save lives.
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Every citizen in America should know Bob's name and understand the urgency of his plight.
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But it's the urgency, interaction, and raw unpredictability that make Live videos fun to watch.
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But the public has projected a great sense of gravity and urgency over the hearing.
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Clearly, the president — and researchers — feels that there is an urgency to address infrastructure issues.
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Buyers are searching with less urgency and more frequently able to win offers with contingencies.
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And oh yeah, the Democratic base is engaged with an urgency not seen in years.
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But this new crop of writers brings to the form an unusual urgency and density.
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However, if there's a situation that requires more urgency, we'll use one loud sustained honk.
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The urgency comes from the uncertainties of a Trump administration, but also the personal stakes.
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Their shots weren't going in, and we had urgency to stay true to our defense.
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Democrats are feeling a sense of urgency about regaining control of the Senate this year.
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For nearly a decade, No Labels has preached the virtues and the urgency of bipartisanship.
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That dilemma encapsulates both the fierce urgency of now and the plodding monotony of it.
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Closing the quality gap with U.S. chipmakers has become a matter of urgency in Beijing.
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But Pride didn't feel charged with the same urgency as it had those previous years.
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But this is the first time they've really done anything financially to suggest that urgency.
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While the process could take months, experts say there is a great sense of urgency.
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No. 1, and most importantly, you are talking about the urgency to have a conversation.
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You and your network have felt an urgency about Russia and some phony baloney collusion.
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His appointment has added fresh urgency to an effort on Capitol Hill to protect Mueller.
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And their needs lent urgency to the question of how Gansevoort would be divvied up.
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Her idea of sophistication is urgency, wit, and the eclectic front edge of cultural power.
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Yet there is an urgency to the picture: This is who you call the enemy?
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So why is there such an urgency to give us flexibility we're not asking for?
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In the absence of federal action, veterans in this grass-roots movement act with urgency.
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"There is always a sense of urgency to get them up to speed," he said.
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I felt an urgency to stand up and share the woman behind the incredible talent.
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President Trump himself now shows no sense of urgency in finding a non-military solution.
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With a boost from the progressive star, the urgency to attack the senator will diminish.
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Congress should lead by example and act with the urgency and seriousness the threat demands.
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That issue has gained more urgency following the devastating floods in Houston after Hurricane Harvey.
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More than a one-time outreach, voting and volunteering require an ongoing drumbeat of urgency.
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Unfortunately, the Air Force has not been acting with the same urgency as the Congress.
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The men shoveled earth with urgency as the women clung to one another and wept.
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Still, Mr. Campbell does have one thing on his side: panicked urgency among Democrats nationwide.
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"The Chinese have to come into (the talks) with a sense of urgency," he added.
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It is a matter of urgency for politicians, economists, and business professionals across the world.
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My office is approaching this criminal investigation with the highest level of seriousness and urgency.
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Burr said he felt "some urgency" related to election security related to next year's vote.
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Humanity's long climate and energy march continues, hopefully with a mix of urgency and patience.
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A new report by the Department of Homeland Security has added urgency to the problem.
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They also note that increasing economic urgency will push widespread political acceptance of the idea.
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Doris's were equipped with red lights that flashed with the urgency of a distress beacon.
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Mr. Simon, who is battling cancer himself, said he understood the urgency of the task.
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When Mr. Cameron ran for the leadership in 2005, he confronted this defect with urgency.
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The improved economy and exit from the adjustment programme could reduce the urgency for reform.
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Urgency Cerrone had always been considered a slow started up until his debut at welterweight.
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Gannett has been frustrated with Tribune's lack of engagement and urgency to pursue a deal.
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People are starting to see why there was so much urgency in the sanctuary movement.
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And de-extinction could present a moral hazard, undermining the urgency to preserve endangered species.
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But what about Congressional Republicans; why aren't they responding with the urgency this crisis demands?
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And, here there must be a sense of urgency that goes beyond our legislative requirements.
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And even if the urgency remains, the ruling could embolden both sides to demand more.
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The recording has amplified, for many women, their sense of the urgency of this election.
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Death is the shadow that gives shape to existence, urgency to love, brilliance to life.
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Thinking of his friend gave the artist a sense of urgency to finish the project.
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"I don't feel a sense of urgency, no, I don't," Mr. Graham said on Tuesday.
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The group's pulsating synthesizers and looming guitars carry new-wave urgency into the 21st century.
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There is no urgency right now, says McBride, because mortgage companies are inundated with applications.
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But there's an urgency to the show now that seems to deepen by the day.
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Yet the nonstop urgency of the music hooks you, even as episodes come and go.
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Yet when called for, he also brought out the urgency and incisiveness of the music.
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"There is a sense of urgency, and we are working very quickly," Commander Dremann said.
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" He expressed frustration that "a sense of urgency is not always evident across member states.
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Then a saxophonist howled a long, sharp single note with a kind of wild urgency.
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In a dozen interviews, Republican operatives and officials expressed a fresh urgency at their predicament.
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But the increasingly contentious nature of the confirmation process should give this proposal new urgency.
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"We think it created a lot of focus and urgency," de Blasio said on Monday.
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Mr. Trump's seemingly unilateral foreign policy reversals this week only added urgency to their criticisms.
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This time, however, the negotiations are being driven by a greater sense of international urgency.
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Although her book takes place decades ago, duBois's message has a contemporary urgency as well.
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All the while, a five-minute timer ticks down, adding yet another layer of urgency.
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And the quest at the heart of the story lacks a sense of real urgency.
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He sat and wrote this book, which has lost none of its wit or urgency.
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But rising tariffs, and the prospect of more on the horizon, add to the urgency.
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But what she wanted to talk about, with a sense of real urgency, was pornography.
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This is a moment of urgency & folks are desperate for immediate solutions, not academic debates.
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For these reasons, state and federal leaders must act with urgency to secure our elections.
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Judge Ezra's decision comes as the national debate over abortion takes on a renewed urgency.
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With a great sense of urgency, the Kremlin pressed its scientists to expedite the launch.
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Sanders calls Medicare-for-all a moral urgency, given America's failures to provide universal coverage.
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"The court is aware of the urgency of this matter," it said in a statement.
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To his credit, Mr. Trump has accepted the urgency of solving the North Korean threat.
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Several Democrats downplayed DeLauro's speech, saying that it spoke to the urgency of the situation.
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The memo portrayed hope and an urgency to keep Google running smoothly despite widespread fears.
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In doing so, he has imparted a greater sense of urgency to the ongoing crisis.
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Should the American people have the same sense of urgency now, with respect to them?
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Weighed down with migrants and supplies, they moved with the urgency of sunning water buffalo.
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The doctor has come to symbolize how slowly China recognized the urgency of the outbreak.
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The sale, timed to the company's ''birthday,'' is marketed with an urgency bordering on panic.
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The country will never overcome this problem unless it begins to treat it with urgency.
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But it did not seem to stir Republican leaders to any new level of urgency.
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A spokeswoman for BA said "we are investigating what happened as a matter of urgency".
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But the United States should feel some urgency about the possibility of the first scenario.
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Boustany said there needs to be a "sense of urgency" about reforming the tax code.
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The urgency of the Trump presidency, the organizers say, may help bridge the party's divides.
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Last month, CNN reported there was a lack of urgency on getting her quickly confirmed.
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Relentless pressure to maintain the urgency of that threat is crucial to Trump's political survival.
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Dissenters objected to the word "emergency", saying it was too drastic, and "urgency" would suffice.
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" Even so, he added, "Because of our strong financial footing, there's no urgency at all.
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There's an urgency to get families to bring their kids here before they grow away.
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While the most far-fetched of these are entertaining, they never take on much urgency.
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"Now that this is in the courts, it's taken the urgency away, unfortunately," said Newhouse.
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Hence the urgency in the run-up to the sessions in New York next week.
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As a result, there is a new urgency among politicians to deliver talking points directly.
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Smartphone news notifications and television chyrons are insistent, and they suggest a kind of urgency.
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But with Harvey, the task has taken on greater urgency, moving from herding to rescue.
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"There's a sense of urgency to right your wrongs," said Jessie Davis, a violence interrupter.
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Such an enormous donation will dramatize the great urgency and high stakes of this election.
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At its March meeting, ECB President Mario Draghi said its sense of urgency was over.
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The urgency was clear: People were sick, and burn sites were scattered throughout the villages.
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But away from the orchestrated urgency of the auctions, sales of older art remain patchy.
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"There is a sense of urgency for me, in terms of Oregon's economy," she said.
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The people in his work danced, prayed and grieved — often in crowds, suggesting an urgency.
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Expectations are low, but there is an urgency due to the recent weaker economic stats.
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What does the White House see as the urgency in terms of starting this trial?
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AMAZON'S TWITCH ON SYNAGOGUE SHOOTING IN GERMANY SAYS "WORKED WITH URGENCY TO REMOVE THIS CONTENT"
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"I hear no sense of urgency to really get on top of this issue," Sen.
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"Time is short and everyone must move with urgency," GM President Dan Ammann told Reuters.
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While they were perfectly fine, they were also politely familiar, without any sense of urgency.
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Some Democratic presidential candidates have released climate plans that match the urgency of the crisis.
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Incumbent car manufacturers are waking up to the urgency of the transition to electric vehicles.
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" Despite the urgency, Cramer said the last thing an investor should do is "freak out.
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I hope his [successor] at the FDA will operate with the same sense of urgency.
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The what wasn't clear in O'Rourke's announcement video, despite its pleas for togetherness and urgency.
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When MoMA opened the Library in 1935, it did so with a sense of urgency.
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Last week's losses in off-year elections across the country just added urgency for Republicans.
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Market access is a British priority that took on added urgency this week, as Mrs.
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This 2 AM epiphany left me with a sense of urgency about getting life insurance.
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By blocking our peripheral vision, Tailfeathers and Hepburn punch up the urgency of their narrative.
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He said previously the situation did not have the "sense of urgency" that exists now.
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For the Democrats, the messaging push has gained more prominence — and urgency — following Trump's victory.
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All began with a sense of urgency but then petered out for lack of money.
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A mild film, "Drawing Home" could use an electrical charge, or an undercurrent of urgency.
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"People woke up and got a sense of urgency," said one person close to Biden.
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Ebola demonstrated the urgency of investing in global public health before it is too late.
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"There was definitely a lack of urgency, which was surprising," Rangers Coach David Quinn said.
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