"He's purposely trying to usher in another Adpocalypse," Blake tweeted.
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Could the ad usher in a new era of advertisements?
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It's a more open way to usher in the holiday.
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February's Lunar New Year celebration will usher in — what else?
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It could usher in a new era of her music.
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YOU USHER IN, YOU SAY, A NEW ERA IN NETWORKING.
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Perhaps this will usher in a new period of volubility.
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For us, Dada seemed to usher in the new age.
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He lived long enough to usher in a new era.
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Go deeper: Streaming companies usher in new entertainment world order
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This generation is going to usher in so much more.
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And then, Trump's policies will usher in a global economic meltdown.
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Did Obama's election usher in a post-racial era in America?
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He has helped usher in three million new jobs, record unemployment.
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Indeed, CRISPR may usher in the era of true designer mice.
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He has warned that his Democratic rivals would usher in socialism.
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Any new world he would usher in would be a nightmare.
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The concept that will usher in a new era of computing.
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Many people had nonetheless expected Mr Mistry to usher in change.
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Mercury retrograde, beginning Sunday, will usher in people from your past.
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Moscow hoped Trump would usher in a new era of relations.
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In fact, the new definition might help usher in higher ones!
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Trump's presidency has helped usher in unprecedented risks on numerous fronts.
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There's more than one way to usher in the summer solstice.
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I hope the reaction to Trump helps usher in real change.
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Will the Trump presidency usher in a new late-night war?
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Smart access technology could usher in significant improvements in the future.
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Some people buy Ring cameras to usher in peace of mind.
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That fact alone might usher in the era of the mask.
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It'll come from prosecutors and legislators trying to usher in that change.
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Hologram hellos At the City Hall, holograms -- not people -- usher in residents.
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Plus, brochures like this would usher in some of Buick's best years.
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Their decisive wins usher in a new phase in the 2016 campaign.
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Perhaps the comet is the superhero, landing to usher in Season 4.
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Read more: California wildfires could usher in a new wave of homelessness.
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Thais believe water washes away bad luck and helps usher in prosperity.
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The Samsung Galaxy Fold was meant to usher in a new era.
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This has helped to usher in an era of online binge-watching.
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FEC decision, it could usher in an era of unprecedented government corruption.
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Congress's clarion call should usher in concrete steps to address Iran's gamesmanship.
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But the law that he helped usher in this year was different.
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Usher in the school year with everyone's favorite law student, Elle Woods!
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What Eugenie and her bridal party wear could usher in new trends.
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In sheltered niches, dayflowers sometimes usher in the first days of winter.
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Together, these rules will usher in a new era of healthcare transparency.
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He also said Trump's election would usher in a global recession. Oops.
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To do any less is to usher in an era of despair.
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If it succeeds, it could usher in an era of deal-making.
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And it would usher in a world of misery and economic hardship.
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Facebook believes these platforms will usher in an era of virtual art.
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While hybridization is expected to usher in a new age of flight.
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They have the potential to usher in a range of new scholarship.
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Because we, too, are ready to usher in our nation's first female president.
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Even better, more electric cars could help utilities usher in more renewable energy.
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Jonnaert also called on governments to do more to usher in "alternative" cars.
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Say sayonara to winter and usher in spring with some fresh new tech.
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The Apple Watch was going to usher in a new era of smartwatches.
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If it happens, it would help usher in a new era of disruption.
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Together, their votes helped usher in an era of near-total Republican dominance.
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Usher in a new season and make the most of the changing leaves.
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This will usher in a new cycle around learning, growing, traveling, and expanding.
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The army gave up power in 1958 and helped usher in civilian rule.
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They helped to usher in Ronald Reagan's presidency in 1981, moistening his eyes.
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The rise of the UK Independence Party, for instance, helped usher in Brexit.
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Historians say his music also helped usher in the fall of racial segregation.
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Harleth becomes just the 11th chief usher in the history of the position.
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The resulting turmoil helped usher in a telegenic populist in 1989: Fernando Collor.
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Most feel populist politicians will be unable to usher in the desired turnaround.
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You and I have the chance to usher in a new American spring.
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Evangelists today proclaim that 5G will usher in the true internet of things.
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It's not even fall, and already TV wants to usher in Halloween season.
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"I was trying to usher in this monochromatic look," he explains to Mallis.
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Maybe perovskites will usher in an era of breathtakingly low-cost solar power.
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He mocked elitist losers and vowed to usher in an era of winning.
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Perhaps AirPods and their contemporaries will usher in a similar shift in audio creation.
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Mr. Macri's pledge helped usher in new talks and raised hopes for an agreement.
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It will usher in a wave of new technology that will power the future.
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Go deeper: Streaming and legalized betting usher in a new era for sports content
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The Galaxy S20 phones usher in the age of 5G as a mainstream feature.
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You might usher in an era of lavish office perks and meaningful career paths.
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Instead of demanding approvals, it seeks to usher in a simpler, registration-based system.
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In Sport Plus drive mode, a resonator and speaker usher in more mechanical symphonics.
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The Trump administration has said it plans to usher in the force by 2020.
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Rodriguez said today's numbers suggested that people care and want to usher in progress.
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This helped usher in a new belief: social inclusion, which meant everything for everyone.
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If they do succeed, it could usher in a new era in the industry.
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With Usher in a powerful position, Claire will likely need Frank on her side.
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Fifth generation (2628G) wireless technology will help usher in this new era of innovation.
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Artemis can usher in a richer, more peaceful human civilization than the current one.
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Rather, it's an area of the ocean where the current conditions usher in trash.
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Nordstrom clearly wants to help usher in a new era of experimental luxury shopping.
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Hispanic evangelicals are carving out a necessary voice to help usher in bipartisan agreement.
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HAROLD BROWN New York Yes, Donald Trump would usher in the twilight of democracy.
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Rich and honeyed, it's a sweetly appropriate treat to usher in the New Year.
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Looser regulations on banks may help usher in the next financial crisis, he says.
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That such tech could usher in an age of constant surveillance has many spooked.
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Macron has sought to ease the tax burden in France and usher in reforms.
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It would usher in a new and frightening era for the judicial arms race.
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Some haircuts are transformative, literally cutting off the old to usher in the new.
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Progressives acted as if this ruling would usher in a new Jim Crow era.
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The appointment of a CEO steeped in retail banking could usher in other changes.
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An inauguration that would usher in a triumvirate of women running major Western democracies.
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He is among the last living physicists who helped usher in the nuclear age.
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He will usher in the eclipse over the Pacific Coast from a NASA plane.
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It might also help usher in an era of spaceflight that's radically less expensive.
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Worse, the fire seemed to usher in a newly dark chapter in her life.
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Expatriates and U.S. officials hoped his election would usher in detente with the West.
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And as we usher in this new era, Republicans will stand up for our beliefs.
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Pakistanis will hold parliamentary elections on July 25 that will usher in a new Cabinet.
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The yellow vests want to usher in a sixth by way of a citizens' referendum.
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The full moon on the 14th could usher in a cutie from a different culture.
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It's fashion's turn to maximize production efficiency and Epson wants to usher in that change.
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Everything is racing ahead of a regulatory structure ill-equipped to usher in this change.
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Bueno, who helped usher in modern women&aposs tennis, died Friday after battling mouth cancer.
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Since his presidency, such concerns have helped usher in the rise of Italy's populist government.
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Apple was already working on the iPhone, which would usher in the modern smartphone era.
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He argued that he is the candidate to help usher in a lasting Trumpian future.
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Let's hope these updated guidelines help usher in an era of safer rides for everyone.
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Nowadays, all it takes is a key celebrity sighting to usher in an item's return.
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A Clinton presidency would usher in a welcome "era of the bitch," declared the Atlantic.
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Countless industries claim that big data and artificial intelligence (AI) will usher in new prosperity.
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That cover, thin as it was, was enough to usher in a flood of investment.
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" Sampson added that the car was going to usher in a "new era of mobility.
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And, the plan could usher in a revitalization of manufacturing in cities across the country.
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It would usher in a new biospheric normal that could make the continued existence impossible.
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Rushing a bill to usher in mass deployment of risky, unproven systems would endanger lives.
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His goal was not to usher in modernity but simply to make religion religious again.
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In fact, passage of the PRIME Act could usher in important improvements in food safety.
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They'd hoped he would usher in a new era of openness with the outside world.
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If we are sufficiently patriotic, we might even usher in an era of institutional reform.
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Hidden Figures, which premiered in January, also helped usher in a year of diverse films.
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A new president could, theoretically, usher in a more active American role in the conflict.
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It seems highly unlikely that this scenario would usher in an era of greater freedoms.
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It's time to usher in a new generation of progressive leadership into the Democratic Party.
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That could usher in a government that is more co-operative, if not more Herculean.
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Amazon Prime Day could usher in a new wave of fear-based social media usage
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Democrats did as much to usher in the era of mass incarceration as anyone else.
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Dear Readers: Spring can usher in snakebite season, and curious, wandering dogs can get bitten.
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And that could usher in one of the warmest bilateral relationships in the Western Hemisphere.
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And what better way to usher in a new era than with a complete rebrand?
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Longer term, the Jeopardy deal could usher in other channels based on popular game shows.
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This change is expected to usher in a rapid expansion of the consumer genetics industry.
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And without a doubt, these technologies are helping to usher in a clean energy economy.
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Further prioritizing these two issues, however, will all but usher in Donald Trump's re-election.
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More broadly speaking, the new patch will also usher in a new philosophy for Overwatch.
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The nighttime celebration will usher in the Year of the Rooster with floats and firecrackers.
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Instead it will usher in policies that cripple sustainable economic growth in the long-term.
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The proposed penal code, if passed, would usher in a raft of sweeping new laws.
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Still, Congress did usher in badly-needed, pro-competition measures to the debit-card marketplace.
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Through CDC, they said, they hope to usher in the new wave of Tibetan rap.
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They fear it will take a massive, unavoidable accident to usher in long-overdue changes.
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He's not promising to drain the swamp, restructure the Senate, remake capitalism, or usher in socialism.
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So that pile of fries will usher in an afternoon nap in more than one way.
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A new justice could usher in a dramatic expansion in 4th Amendment protections against government surveillance.
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Normalizing these practices can be both meaningful to your queer friends, and usher in larger change.
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Cryptocurrencies are supposed to usher in an egalitarian world peace, prosperity, and mass cross-border payments.
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Screenshot via Facebook Live2017 is bound to usher in an assortment of changes to our society.
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Spears' show helped usher in a new era for Las Vegas in regards to residency acts.
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The elections will usher in a new executive presidential system giving the president far-reaching powers.
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To usher in innovation you need to do the R.I.T.E. thing: Regulation, Investment, Talent and Entrepreneurship.
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But he isn't just helping to usher in the new rat pack of the 3rd millennium.
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This underscores how Tillerson could usher in a "technology will solve everything" attitude toward rising temperatures.
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Leave it to Meghan Markle to be the one to finally usher in a new era.
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The performance comes as the queen of pop, 60, continues to usher in her latest era.
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In Moscow, Russians hoping Trump will usher in a new era of detente celebrated his inauguration.
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Many more leaders must take up the mantle and usher in a true private-sector renaissance.
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But Shine, the tournament that helped usher in the controversy, appears to have its position set.
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That is why she urges similar robust state intervention to usher in a fifth golden age.
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There is no time like the present to usher in a new era of open government.
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In other respects, Falih is likely to usher in a more modern, technocratic and professional approach.
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Well, Rihanna just might usher in their comeback via her role as creative director at Puma.
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To usher in 2018, the Republican National Committee is releasing an official Trump-themed MAGA calendar.
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For others, though, digital home viewing had the potential to usher in a new golden age.
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Turn off utilities so a careless mallet swing doesn't usher in a fresh mess -- or worse.
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For instance, could next January 20 usher in a new reality television show called Ambassador Apprentice?
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Those protests helped to usher in a Republican-controlled Congress and several newcomers, including Tim Huelskamp.
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But strong conventions can speed up unification of divided parties and usher in a real shift.
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The current president's father, Laurent-Désiré Kabila, overthrew Mobutu in 1997, but didn't usher in stability.
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In a 2008 book, I argued that the internet would usher in a "post-fact" age.
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She was 18 in the year 2000, as if born to usher in a new millennium.
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The IMF gurus explain that the tax bill will likely usher in higher levels of investment.
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The companies said the merger will usher in a new era of reduced costs to patients.
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Today we usher in a new era of representative government and progressive leadership in Harris County.
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And when Victory Lap is released, it will usher in a new era for the band.
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It occasionally helps usher in tech's next big thing, with notable beneficiaries including Twitter and Foursquare.
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For some contestants, winning might usher in 277 minutes of fame and a small, unexpected windfall.
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These ideologues really believed that they could usher in a low-tax, small-government, libertarian utopia.
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Trump's preoccupation with foreigners "taking advantage" of Americans could still usher in an Australian-style future.
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Neither victory was large, but democracies can usher in radical change by the narrowest of margins.
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Complicating matters is the presidential election, which will likely usher in new leadership at the FCC.
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The new zoning, they fear, may usher in overscale construction in the open spaces they cherish.
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When it does happen, the mission will usher in a new era of commercial human spaceflight.
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Unicorn, Zombie, Double Double Fudge Bar Frappuccinos, and the Pumpkin Spice Lattes that usher in fall.
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We would usher in the renewable energy world much more quickly then under the status quo.
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For spring, checks and pinstripes, animal prints and sequins usher in a new wave of cool.
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The end of the "dark ages" of copyright terms could usher in a Renaissance of creativity.
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Bikes plus smartphones, then, might just be enough to usher in a new golden age for cities.
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If celebrity style has its way, we're about to usher in the age of the naked skirt.
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Ditto for all the powerful genomics research that promises to usher in the era of personalized medicine.
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Mr Trump's anti-Mexican populism threatens to help usher in a leftist government that will abandon reforms.
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Barack Obama — will usher in a new era in which women and girls believe anything is possible.
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A separate storm system on Wednesday could usher in more severe weather, according to The Weather Channel.
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History suggests that simply doling out money will not, on its own, usher in a Pax Sinica.
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Maybe Clips won't usher in a new wave of small cameras and audio recorders into our homes.
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She believes eteplirsen's approval could usher in new therapies and potentially even a cure for the Duchenne.
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Amaratunga said he hoped the innovation could help usher in a new, more eco-friendly Green Revolution.
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ONLY A HANDFUL of people took to the streets of Khartoum to usher in the new era.
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That would usher in a Labor government, making Bill Shorten Australia's seventh prime minister in a decade.
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A referendum on constitutional reform this October is also looming and could well usher in new elections.
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The discovery could usher in new kinds of memory and processors that take up far less space.
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Her replacement, Michel Temer, is considered more pro-business and could potentially usher in economy-saving reforms.
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Analysts have also pointed to falling commodity prices and political disappointments that could usher in a downturn.
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For anyone hoping fingerprint readers would usher in a new era of mobile security, that's terrible news.
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The broader the coalition, the better we can usher in an economic model powered by renewable energy.
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This has become even more urgent as we usher in the post-truth era of Donald Trump.
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It could also conceivably usher in a full-blown trade war akin to that of the 1930s.
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Then again, Twitter and Facebook were supposed to usher in a new era of democracy and transparency.
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"I'm just grateful to help usher in this new era of American spaceflight," Ferguson told the crowd.
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The survey was conducted in February, when the markets were just beginning to usher in more volatility.
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Toledo rose to power denouncing Fujimori and promising to usher in a democratic era free of corruption.
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All those disruptions could dramatically slow economic activity and even usher in a global recession, economists warn.
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The popularity of iPhones, however, will no doubt help usher in faster 5G networks in big ways.
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The election could usher in a leftist political party that may be less willing to make concessions.
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A bad August for the markets may usher in an even worst September based on seasonal trends.
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Crashing financial markets are increasing the risk of a vicious cycle that could usher in a recession.
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Mr. Trump's preoccupation with foreigners "taking advantage" of Americans could still usher in an Australian-style future.
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We're looking at the pileup and wondering whether the next thing will usher in the Big Crackup.
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Rovio helped usher in the rise of smartphone games, building a juggernaut around the Angry Birds brand.
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In the case of my home state of Pennsylvania, our lawmakers helped usher in an energy revolution.
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Mr. Rosen set out to design a satellite that would usher in a new era of telecommunications.
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All those feats helped usher in what became known as the golden age of climbing in Yosemite.
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And young voters, in turn, helped usher in the most female and most diverse Congress in history.
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In April, President Raúl Castro will step down and usher in a new era of Cuban leadership.
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The celebration leads to a final cult ritual to usher in the dawn of a new era.
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That, too, could usher in key new limits on law enforcement's ability to snoop on web users.
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They'll vote out intransigent Republicans and usher in a wave of legislators who will help enact his agenda.
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Or is it something else that that all the companies, Waymo included, are responsible of helping usher in?
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The sharp rise had been powered by bets that Trump would usher in an era of simpler regulations.
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Here's hoping that engaging in disagreements like these can help usher in the change that's so desperately needed.
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"We're here to usher in a new style of connection in light of our technological isolation," she says.
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Sometimes it is those very challenges that help to usher in new meaning to a well-worn play.
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Chopra and Slaughter say the decision reached by their fellow commissioners could usher in even more review fraud.
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Though the marijuana ruling only applied to the group in question, it could eventually usher in nationwide changes.
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Relonch is trying to usher in a sort of return to this more methodical way of taking pictures.
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If his government is successful, he may usher in a long period of dominance by the centre-right.
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Hundreds of millions of Chinese have returned to their hometowns to usher in the Year of the Monkey.
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VICIS' smart, tech-enabled helmets could help usher in a new era for safety in the popular sport.
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But I have to admit, it's a pretty great collection of tunes to help usher in the weekend.
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But given the BJP's knack for coalition-building, that is likely to usher in a BJP-led government.
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Robles-Román says Dr. Ford's allegations have helped usher in a new wave of the Me Too movement.
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Many prophesied that it'd usher in a golden age of wearables, much like the iPhone did for smartphones.
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Not every market setback requires an indiscriminate, panicky washout or capitulation in order to usher in a recovery.
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The military denies seeking indefinite power saying the constitution should heal divisions and usher in stable, clean politics.
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It would be an unorthodox way to usher in the Jewish day of rest, to say the least.
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Master Chief is back and this time he's helping to usher in a new era of Xbox hardware.
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" Bush said the AHCA's intent "was to usher in new competition at the low end of the market.
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Eventually, SpaceX's ability to land and reuse rockets could usher in a new era of cheaper space travel.
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Pragmatic and strategic policies can help us usher in a brighter future for hardworking American families and cities.
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These norms often usher in poor labor and environmental standards, eroding good governance and the rule of law.
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The dual cameras on the iPhone 7 Plus promise to usher in a new era in mobile photography.
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The first Democratic presidential debate, which will really usher in the 2020 political cycle, is scheduled for June.
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This is high stakes diplomacy that could usher in relatively different foreign policy initiatives from Europe to Asia.
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They're pushing for a government-run "public option" that would usher in de facto single-payer health care.
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Technology can be part of a solution, but it takes far more than software to usher in reform.
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Trailering snowmachines to trailhead for trek out to the cabin... perfect way to usher in the new year!
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She went on to build an empire that's helped usher in an even more colorful landscape in Hollywood.
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How might we usher in a new era in which voting will be more open, accessible and democratic?
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A side benefit of all this technology is that it will also usher in a range of conveniences.
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Cosmetic measures — women driving, cinemas, theaters — are not enough to usher in a new dawn in the kingdom.
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The #MeToo movement, along with advocacy by former staffers who reported harassment, helped usher in changes in Albany.
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I hope that our election will usher in courts that ensure an equal opportunity for justice for all.
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Trump aides say the staff changes usher in a greater focus on policy and a more serious tone.
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Guatemala is slated to usher in a new president in January who would replace conservative President Jimmy Morales.
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He's part of a triumvirate that, if not stopped, will usher in the complete destruction of the planet.
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By beating the drum for nouvelle cuisine, the guide helped usher in the age of the celebrity chef.
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Trump has an excellent chance to win re-election and usher in a dark era for American progressivism.
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Since they're expected to vote along party lines, that will likely usher in the end of the trial.
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They tend to walk onstage hurriedly and bashfully, with little ceremony, and usher in bedlam from unseen regions.
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Furthermore, some civil liberties advocates are concerned that Sessions will usher in an era of limitless government surveillance.
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Different cultures practice all sorts of different rituals meant to usher in good fortune around the New Year.
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The elections will usher in Turkey's new executive presidential system that will concentrate more powers in Erdogan's hands.
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Abortion rights activists, including Planned Parenthood, have argued that Kavanaugh will usher in the end of Roe v.
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It can help usher in a real peace and not the false one that mutually assured destruction created.
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"My granddaughter, she was a good girl ... she was an usher in the church," Ernie Wright told CNN.
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The latest Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates could usher in an era of smaller stock market gains.
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It was not intended to usher in an American-Iranian love-fest or realign Iranian policy in Syria.
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It was also a time of cooling temperatures that would eventually usher in the most recent Ice Age.
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Under his leadership, Intel produced the chips, including the 22016 and Pentium, that helped usher in the PC era.
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While the first day of spring didn't immediately usher in sunnier days, it's definitely on the way (we hope).
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Maybe she genuinely thought a cute selfie would help usher in an era of peace and goodwill amongst men.
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Al Gore goes to Greenland to see some of the melting ice that will usher in the climate apocalypse.
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Cogitai – This team of 16 PhDs wants to usher in a more powerful type of AI called continual learning.
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During her time at Land O'Lakes, she has already helped usher in technology-utilizing practices and research and development.
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When the original PlayStation launched in 1994, it helped usher in a golden age for Japanese role-playing games.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Next week's European Parliament election will usher in a major reshuffle of top jobs in EU institutions.
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Nextera is led by technocrats but their aim is grandiose—to usher in a new generation of energy technology.
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KornmesserIn a few years, powerful new telescopes will usher in a search for habitable worlds outside our solar system.
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Why it matters: The nearly $2,000 smartphone was supposed to usher in a whole new era of foldable devices.
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The fall of communism more than a quarter-century ago was supposed to usher in a new democratic Russia.
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Everybody's favorite fall time meme, the KXVO Pumpkin Dance, has returned to help us usher in our spookiest season.
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This book could very well usher in my personal return to a genre that started my love for literature.
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But according to a new study, the season may also usher in the use of cocaine, ecstasy and molly.
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Now, with the debut of our original video slate, we're continuing to usher in a new era of Playboy.
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Go deeper: If these results show on a national scale in November, they could usher in Trump's greatest nightmare.
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So I don't think BuzzFeed's decision to print this dossier will usher in a paradigm shift on this front.
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As these machines increasingly become part of domestic life, those relationships usher in ethical questions: Are those bonds healthy?
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But the coming of 5G in 2020 is also supposed to usher in a new wave of connected devices.
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Well, he seems to recognize that Trump represents an opportunity to usher in his Ayn Rand-ian dream state.
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It's so good, we're anxious for 2016 to get a move on and usher in more Barbie-worthy scenarios.
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His government could usher in greater scrutiny of foreign investment and a less accommodating approach to the United States.
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CANVAS' training and methodology also helped usher in regime change in Lebanon in 2005 and the Maldives in 2008.
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Many fear that his absence could usher in the kind of power vacuum and chaos that followed Gaddafi's death.
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The companies have touted the merger, saying it will usher in a new era of reduced costs to patients.
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"Today we usher in a new era of representative government and progressive leadership in Harris County," the group wrote.
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With a holistic approach that includes rural areas, they could usher in a new era of rural economic renewal.
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It would be disastrous for boxing as its focus on yesteryear's fighters fails to usher in the new generation.
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Saturn's return, the astrological paradigm shift said to usher in one's thirties, was the inspiration for NAO's latest album.
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The bombogenesis will help usher in another round of blustery single-digit temperatures to the northeast, dipping some temperatures.
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The pajama-clad, pipe-smoking playboy built a publishing and entertainment empire that helped usher in the sexual revolution.
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It is a huge engineering challenge, and one which may usher in a new age of geothermal power production.
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"It's time to remove the rust from the Rust Belt and usher in a new industrial revolution," Trump said.
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"Atlanta" has been hailed as one of the shows to usher in a golden age for black TV shows.
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The deals helped usher in the end to a U.S. prohibition on crude exports more than a year later.
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A major dip in the jet stream will usher in chilly arctic air just in time for the holiday.
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A different guest artist, or séancer, will join Mr. Kosoko onstage each night, helping to usher in the work.
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Rovio helped usher in the rise of smartphone games, with the release of the original Angry Birds in 2009.
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He took over the iconic Pellegrini's cafe in 1972, helping to usher in Melbourne's European-style devotion to pleasure.
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Many believed it would usher in a glorious era of progress through political autonomy, economic self-sufficiency and democracy.
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President Donald Trump is already stoking fears that Sanders would usher in a socialist revolution that would doom America.
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The changes could usher in even more confusion for law enforcement and escalate the pressure on Congress to act.
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Little tweaks usher in frustrated sighs as people try to figure out how to get things back to normal.
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But many Democrats fear that the democratic socialist and his rowdy revolutionaries would usher in a second Trump term.
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The IPO was supposed to usher in a new era of economic liberalization and foreign investment in Saudi Arabia.
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Ties I don't mean to brag, but every movie theater usher in Kansas City once knew me by name.
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He claimed that his strong leadership would usher in economic revival and 100 million new manufacturing jobs by 224.
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I would love to help usher in a new era in Gambia and help the children have brighter futures.
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In 2012, Brown tried to paint Warren as a radical who'd usher in European-style, government-run health care.
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Exploitation of public lands in the late 19th century helped usher in the Progressive conservation era of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Both Coveney and Varadkar have served in Kenny's cabinet since 2011 and are unlikely to usher in major policy changes.
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TC: Apple is obviously well-positioned to usher in the AR age with its coming iPhone 43 and iOS 11.
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"We have an incredible opportunity to usher in a new era of progress," reads a statement on Bennet's campaign website.
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In the 21st century, we hope to say farewell to pedigree and usher in an era of skill-based recruiting.
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But new technologies could usher in a new group of instruments—ones that have unique sounds and memorable aesthetic styles.
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This event may usher in a period of personal enlightenment for you, shaking up your social circle in the process.
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But whatever the outcome of this week's events, they could usher in a generational change for the southern African nation.
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Allow this as a one-time exception to bring cash into the U.S. and usher in a wave of innovation.
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Apple is betting that improvements in computing power and wireless communications will usher in a new era of cordless gadgetry.
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Cookie Company Now Offers Subscription Service Club Oreo isn't the only snack company rushing to usher in the winter festivities.
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That could usher in a further correction after its rally to a 3-year high of $1.2538 late last month.
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This would usher in low-cost supply and feedstocks to the company's downstream and chemical operations in Texas and Louisiana.
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He wanted to usher in a new and lasting era of liberalism or centrism, depending on how you define it.
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We hope to set a new standard for blockchain development, one that can usher in a new era of decentralization.
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But the potential to usher in a new charging platform could be an incentive to get back in the game.
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Together we can usher in a new era of brain care where early detection, cures and ultimately prevention become reality.
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I'm dead my sis use to date usher in high school and she just now telling me this smh pic.twitter.
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The Kremlin is set to usher in rules next year that will require agencies to create new, Russia-regulated subsidiaries.
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I announced my support for such a move because it would surely usher in a new Republican Majority in 2010.
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That is, the company wants to help usher in so-called programmative TV in the next two to three years.
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These reforms will usher in a new era of transparency and accountability in the highest ranks of Democratic Party politics.
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Only long after my personal defenses hardened did intersectional movements usher in a broader definition of bigotry to include Islamophobia.
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Clinton would help usher in a national green economy that would not only mitigate environmental disaster but also create jobs.
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The most strident of them consider Mr. Bratton a relic, too moored to the past to usher in quick change.
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It'd actually be pretty nice if a billionaire could swoop in, unite the country, and usher in a new era.
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They also fear that a return to a hardline presidency could usher in more repression at home and isolation abroad.
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Anyway, let's usher in Game of Thrones' seventh season by ranking the characters from least to most likely to survive.
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It could also usher in a new approach for fighters, like McGregor, who are at the pinnacle of the sport.
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Markets favor Rousseff's ouster on hopes it could usher in business-friendly policies under her substitute, Vice President Michel Temer.
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December will usher in holiday decorations, party invitations, airport congestion and, most likely, an overwhelming number of year-end lists.
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Our magazine devoted its entire new issue to the question of autonomous cars and the future they could usher in.
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The European Parliament election will usher in weeks and possibly months of hard bargaining over who will run EU institutions.
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We identified 10 visionaries who are either helping usher in investing's technological revolution, or doing something wholly unique and influential.
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The deal could usher in a wave of new American exports if China agrees to open its markets more fully.
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The attacks shattered that narrative, and would certainly usher in a new normal where physical security would be more present.
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They will usher in a nimble form of intracity travel, transporting people on the shortest possible route between two locations.
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For the Tech and Design issue, we zeroed in on the autonomous car — and the future it might usher in.
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But if the agreement doesn't hold, its collapse could usher in the worst humanitarian chapter of the 8-year conflict.
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Why it matters: The California law, if left largely as is, could usher in a range of new consumer protections.
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The New York bartender Phil Ward helped usher in the tequila and mezcal renaissance when he opened Mayahuel in 2009.
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That could usher in an era of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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The WHO has arrived in China to help control the epidemic and hopefully usher in a larger international team soon.
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Yet the renewed push to revise Nafta could usher in an agreement that until recently seemed at risk of collapse.
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The closely held retailer helped usher in an era of "fast fashion" shopping: offering frequent new styles of inexpensive clothes.
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Despite this rapid growth, today's diversity industry has largely failed to usher in the diverse workplaces and schools it promises.
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Before that, he helped usher in an era of hard-right state government, as speaker of the North Carolina Legislature.
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But in Moscow, Russians hoping Trump will usher in a new era of detente with their country celebrated his inauguration.
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Now, the company is warning that it may not survive the era of cheap gas it helped to usher in.
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Much of the Washington foreign policy establishment worried that Trump would usher in a diminished -- perhaps even isolated -- US posture.
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And it was Apple designer Susan Kare's job to create digital fonts and icons to usher in this new age.
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Labor advocates and public interest groups said the injury reporting requirements will usher in a new era of workplace transparency.
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Trump stands to usher in an era of post-liberalism in which the political truths taught for generations are discarded.
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And if it's successful, it would usher in a new model for a program that covers some 75 million people.
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However, a no-deal Brexit would be a major blow to May and could usher in a new national election.
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One scenario would see him usher in the next phase of the graft fight as head of the super-ministry.
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The source also expressed hope the pact could usher in a more collaborative spirit between the Mexican president and business leaders.
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Should you have job security, recessions generally usher in lower interest rates, which reduce the borrowing cost on a home mortgage.
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In its place, the chain decided to usher in McPick2, a deal that allowed customers to pick two items for $2.
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At the current rate, our great-great-great grandchildren will usher in the first 50-50 Congress in the year 2126.
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At home, supporters hope that a third-party politician will usher in changes to improve a sluggish economy and widespread poverty.
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The military denies seeking indefinite power and says the proposed constitution would heal divisions and usher in stable, corruption-free politics.
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They're pushing to end the reign of the internal combustion engine altogether—and usher in the age of the electric car.
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The shows became a staple of HBO, with Band of Brothers helping usher in one of the network's most prestigious eras.
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Through a measured and systematic approach to valuation, affordability and payment, we can usher in a transformative new approach to medicine.
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"Gallerists are small business owners too," Lee said, and just as vulnerable to the economic changes they help to usher in.
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Most Zimbabweans had hoped the July 30 vote would end the country's pariah status and help usher in an economic recovery.
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Last year, Apple made its big iPhone X reveal, a phone the company said would usher in a new iPhone era.
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Imagine if Abdul-Jabbar asked Kris if she believes her children are helping usher in that kind of shame-free society.
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"I have gone through a public breakup, and it is not easy," Thomas said, referencing her split from Usher in 2003.
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Of all the ways to usher in worldwide panic, if the cause is tiny fucking satellites, I'm gonna be so pissed.
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THE better artificial intelligence gets, the greater the popular concern that smart machines will soon usher in a labour-market catastrophe.
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This region of the solar system contains the ideal mix of ultraviolet light and chemical reactions to usher in early life.
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Whether Holt will forgo years of moderating precedence to usher in a new era of presidential debates remains to be seen.
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Upcoming western coastal storms will usher in frost and freeze warnings in California along with gusty wind and mountain snowfall Saturday.
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He was soon joined by others in the traffic, who also began shaking a leg to usher in the new year.
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Using tactics like parliamentary inquiries and unanimous consent requests, Democrats are drawing comparison to the process used to usher in Obamacare.
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That will usher in, among other things, limits on free trade, stricter financial regulations, and more spending on large-scale infrastructure.
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This won't happen by the fall of 2018, but 2020 will likely usher in even more dangerous forms of political warfare.
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As America prepares to usher in a new president, those who lost their electoral battles prepare for what to do next.
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Timothy Harleth was named the new White House chief usher in an announcement from the office of first lady Melania Trump.
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Voters backed progressive women and people of color to usher in a City Council more diverse than any in Boston's history.
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He has claimed that repealing such rules would usher in a new age of renewed investment and freedom for broadband companies.
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Trump has said he wants to usher in a new era for fossil fuels and remove restrictions on drilling and mining.
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The proposal has some concerned that history will repeat itself and usher in one change: raising the full retirement age again.
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The album was a huge seller for Vagrant, and helped usher in the label's domination of the punk-influenced emo sound.
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Now, waivers are coming under greater scrutiny, and it's possible that Kentucky could usher in a wave of similar legal challenges.
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The next Supreme Court justice could usher in significant changes to Medicaid, giving states far more power to cut the program.
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Financial markets in Brazil have rallied strongly on hopes that Rousseff's dismissal would usher in a more business-friendly Temer administration.
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Candice Glover won "American Idol" in 2013, while Josh Kaufman claimed the title on "The Voice" for Team Usher in 2014.
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He declared his candidacy in front of the Tweed Courthouse steps in 2010, promising to usher in an era of change.
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To help usher in change, the company has replaced the heads of the Victoria's Secret line and its younger Pink brand.
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He went on to play for Rice in the 1990s — a harbinger of the trend he would later help usher in.
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The Times Magazine has devoted an entire issue to the question of autonomous vehicles and the future they could usher in.
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A W-shaped trend would usher in bumpy, two-staged resurgence, Jack Janasiewicz, portfolio strategist at Natixis Investment Managers Solutions, said.
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By contrast, Michigan's players seemed to think that their job was more than to usher in an era of good feelings.
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The Egyptian military regime, likewise, promises to protect urbanites and Coptic Christians from the Islamist order that democracy might usher in.
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The house sits on 36 acres in Hollywood and is considered the first structure to usher in the California Modernism style.
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Beyond this, however, continued generational changes and limited economic prospects could usher in major changes in the State Duma&aposs makeup.
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Peace in Colombia will only further those gains and will usher in a new era of cooperation with the United States.
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With 2018 likely to usher in new elections, Pakistanis are deeply united on not tolerating further American pressure or rhetorical attack.
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The Philippine leader had pledged to usher in the "golden age" of infrastructure by upgrading aging airports, seaports, roads and railways.
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BRAZIL'S CENTRAL BANK PRESIDENT ROBERTO CAMPOS NETO SAYS BRAZIL WANTED TO DEMOCRATISE FINANCIAL SECTOR, USHER IN MORE PRIVATE CAPITAL - FT INTERVIEW
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And it did not usher in a period of 3% GDP growth (as Trump&aposs administration was so fond of echoing).
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TORQ was designed to abolish greenhouse gas emissions and usher in an industry of cleaner commercial transportation, according to the automaker.
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New York (CNN Business)5G wireless networks promise super-fast speeds, and they will usher in the next wave of technology.
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Shocked by the drop-off, Denmark reversed course but said it would usher in a new post-subsidy era from 2019.
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Robinhood, the zero-commission online broker that recently surpassed 10 million users, is celebrating the rapid change it helped usher in.
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He is now trying to change the constitution, raising fears he is trying to usher in an era of "strongman" politics.
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And then there's the Apple Watch, the much-hyped device that was supposed to usher in a new era of mobile computing.
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What they lacked in the nimble which Michaels and Hart helped usher in, they made up for in mastery of ring psychology.
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He says a second meeting with Putin will usher in the implementation of the laundry list of items they discussed in Helsinki.
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It can be said that Coca-Cola will usher in the era when James Quincey is in full charge of the company.
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Their hopes are also high that the forthcoming G20 summit in Japan could usher in the next phase of the trade negotiations.
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I mean, you may want to consider upgrading just because it's maybe time to usher in a new era of email, maybe.
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Kuczynski, a 79-year-old former investment banker, took office amid hopes he would usher in cleaner government and faster economic growth.
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"SB 43 will usher in a new era of 'acceptable' racism, sexism and xenophobia in Missouri," the ACLU said in a statement.
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Instead of fighting to safeguard our privacy and prevent economic injustice, corporate-driven politicians like Joe Biden helped usher in this era.
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APIs could usher in that same type of open marketplace, giving hospitals and clinicians access to innovative tools to improve patient care.
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The military government says the new rules will usher in stability after more than a decade of fractious, at times violent, politics.
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Although, as with deepfakes, there are reasons to be skeptical about claims that AI technology will usher in some sort of 'infopocalypse.
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A Lopez Obrador victory could usher in a Mexican government less accommodating toward the United States on both trade and immigration issues.
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U.S. stocks have surged since Trump's election on bets that he would usher in an era of economic growth through fiscal stimulus.
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Below, get a glimpse of the transitional items we're stocking up on that'll hopefully usher in spring vibes — beyond just our wardrobe.
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It might not be a very Happy Valley move, but would make for an exciting way to usher in a third series.
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Of course, to truly usher in our reusable rocket future, SpaceX still needs to prove that it can actually relaunch its rockets.
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But the researchers hope that the technology could usher in a new breed of rechargeable batteries that never need to be replaced.
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To everyone's surprise, Sacred Heart's administration agreed to junk its outsourcing plan, but this retreat did not usher in a love fest.
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And Shuman believed this achievement—this conscious machine of his—might usher in an age of infinite scientific knowledge and world peace.
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Check out all the fiery nail polishes, lip shades, and shadow palettes you need to usher in those hot summer nights, ahead.
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Take LG's two new devices, both sporting the latest bells and whistles, designed to usher in a new area of Android Wear.
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Roth's penchant for brutality and dark comedy continued with the Hostel series, which helped usher in a new genre of its own.
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He has criticized the reigning elite as corrupt and out of touch and has promised to usher in "democratic revolution" in France.
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A strategic agreement with the Czech Republic, meanwhile, is expected to usher in contracts worth 1.6 billion euros ($1.79 billion), Godement said.
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The significance of the recent protests may well usher in change, but there is no guarantee that the change will be good.
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If humanity realizes the best possible future, we could quite possibly usher in an era of unprecedented human flourishing, happiness, and value.
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Whether LTSE can usher in rules that encourage both companies and shareholders to focus on the longer term remains to be seen.
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As our nations stands in such moments, it's time for Congress to usher in a freshness that our republic so desperately needs.
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Mostly, he's hung out in the Montreal wrestling scene, helping usher in new stars and give a sheen to promotions like IWS.
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Voice interfaces could usher in a new paradigm in computing, one that would break free of the tyranny of apps on devices.
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However, the good intentions behind Dodd-Frank's attempt to usher in a new era of accountability and enforcement came with a price.
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A new generation of party leaders had promised that the December vote would usher in a period of change and constitutional reform.
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Some analysts, though, have expressed initial concern about whether Patricio's tenure at AB InBev sufficiently prepares him to usher in massive change.
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Seven years later, of course, we know that the Arab Spring did not usher in a new era of democracy and peace.
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Severino, 22, is one of several players from the Yankees' farm system who will be expected to usher in a new era.
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It is highly unlikely that an end to the ObamaCare repeal effort would usher in an era of bipartisanship on health care.
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Less regulation; farewell net neutrality The Trump doctrine is sure to usher in a light-touch regulatory role for the federal government.
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, now acting president, helped usher in last June's 30 percent devaluation - also while Buhari was on medical leave.
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"It is time to usher in a new era for rural America," Buttigieg said in a statement as the plan was released.
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Most Zimbabweans had hoped the parliamentary and presidential elections would end the country's pariah status and help usher in an economic recovery.
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As for how it affects average folks, the expansion of Amazon's transport business should usher in cheaper, faster, and more reliable deliveries.
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But Mnangagwa's promise to break with his predecessor's past policies and tactics and usher in economic prosperity is yet to be realized.
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Each year, inhabitants of Colmenar Viejo, Spain, fill the streets to usher in the spring with their long-running Las Mayas celebration.
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It is a bold move in an election year that will usher in a new administration and a fresh set of regulators.
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Ultimately, that means the market is not pricing in excess risk, and this earnings report is unlikely to usher in much volatility.
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As if my semi-depressed teenhood wasn't difficult enough, along came "The Wall" in November 1979 to usher in a new decade.
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In their place, Spotify said, it wanted to usher in a new era that would help new artists break through more easily.
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When Sony's next PlayStation and Microsoft's next Xbox launch this fall, they're expected to usher in the next generation of video games.
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Ruud Gullit, Gianluca Vialli, Gianfranco Zola and the rest helped to usher in a new era, with Stamford Bridge as their launchpad.
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He spoke about working on the relationship with the United States, pursuing dialogue with India and helping usher in peace in Afghanistan.
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This despite the fact that the so-called kingpin strategy has helped usher in the nation's most violent period in recent history.
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As people across the United States usher in a new decade, a wave of new laws will bring changes big and small.
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WE LITERALLY HAVE HUNDREDS OF THEM THIS NETWORK WILL USHER IN WHAT I THINK IS THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN THIS COUNTRY.
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Each year is also marked by a different color; surrounding yourself with them is thought to usher in prosperity and health, TheChineseZodiac.
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Many employers and freelancers are concerned that other blue states, such as New York and New Jersey, will usher in similar laws.
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Needham believes Nvidia's leadership in artificial intelligence hardware and software makes it uniquely positioned to usher in the next wave of computing.
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But it may also prove to be an election that could usher in changes that could over time reshape Israel's political landscape.
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That's because if Trump goes further than verbal assaults and tries to fire Mueller, he would usher in an epochal constitutional crisis.
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts outlined a $3 trillion plan to usher in a clean energy economy and combat climate change.
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First promoted in 2016, the company's partial privatization was supposed to usher in a new era of economic liberalization in Saudi Arabia.
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Stephen Rizzone, president and CEO of Energous, says that he believes that approval will usher in faster progression in wireless charging technology.
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South Korea's political turmoil could usher in a new group of leaders less inclined to treat its business titans with kid gloves.
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First touted in 2016, the company's partial privatization was supposed to usher in a new era of economic liberalization in Saudi Arabia.
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The digital assistant was supposed to usher in a new era of voice-based computing on mobile — but it never really delivered.
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The company had helped usher in the era of personal computers, creating the MS-DOS operating system that shipped on IBM systems.
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By challenging the status quo and revisiting antiquated standards, we could usher in radical new metals – safer, stronger, lighter and better materials.
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A successful bargaining process could usher in partnerships with additional tech workers, some of whom have already reached out to the union.
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Trump's pledges to jail Hillary Clinton are distressing in that regard, but they obscure the wider institutional changes he could usher in.
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Jimmy: We've worked with the likes of Luther Vandross, Alexander O'Neal and Michael, and, vocally, I would put Usher in that group.
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The notion that Obama's ascension to the presidency would usher in a "post-racial" era of American life, of course, proved false.
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Now celebrating it's fifth anniversary, Pig's Pearls has established itself as a local institution and helped usher in a gourmet burger boom.
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Eventually, bands like Jimmy Eat World managed to capitalize on the poppier version of the sound The Promise Ring helped usher in.
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Putin, who polls suggest will be comfortably re-elected, warned that candidates like Navalny would destabilize Russia and usher in chaos if elected.
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When Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman rose to power in 2017, there was some hope that the Salman dynasty would usher in reforms.
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If the Soli chip does make it into the Pixel 4, it could usher in a new era of gesture controls on phones.
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Instead of witnessing the pop superstar usher in 2017 on a high note, viewers saw Carey in the middle of a technological breakdown.
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Indeed, I hope that it will help galvanize forces that will usher in a new era of human liberty in our beloved motherland.
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The months of May and June also usher in the alligator mating season, during which there is an elevated risk of alligator encounters.
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Dill joins from Airbnb, where she was Director of Experience and helped usher in the peer-to-peer rental business's new brand identity.
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When they do talk about healthcare, many Republican candidates, including Barr, are warning voters that a Democratic majority would usher in socialized medicine.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan said the passage of the bill would usher in a "new era of reform based on liberty and self-determination.
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In 313, rural Scott County, Indiana, experienced an HIV outbreak, one that anti-choice conservatives like then-Governor Mike Pence helped usher in.
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Mike Pence, told CNBC on Friday their administration would repeal Obamacare and usher in a new way for Americans to buy health insurance.
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There has been no indication that either candidate will reach out across the aisle or usher in an era of bipartisanship post-election.
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Lunar New Year Celebration (Saturday and Sunday) What better way to usher in the Year of the Monkey than with some new monkeys?
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The search for high-tech metals may usher in radical new industries seeking to tap everything from the ocean floor to nearby asteroids.
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If you feel warm and fuzzy after dreaming about pregnancy, maybe it's time to welcome and usher in those changes in your life.
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By supporting charter schools and changing student financing for college, Secretary DeVos will usher in a new era of technology innovation in education.
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The announcement comes after the government pledged to usher in a "golden age of infrastructure" in one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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These bright signposts are sure to usher in the bountiful prosperity this Year of the Monkey, along with a vociferous "Huat!" or two!
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Three years after the launch, the Corolla became the country's top-selling car and helped usher in an age of motorization in Japan.
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The effort is also supposed to usher in what is delicately called a "political transition" that would ease out President Bashar al-Assad.
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Such elections could turn into an effective referendum on Italy's continued eurozone membership, which would usher in a prolonged period of economic uncertainty.
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Done right, this could unleash innovation and usher in a new era in which televisions become a direct extension of our online world.
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This summer will be her valedictory; the island's parkland will be completed, and it will probably usher in another record number of visitors.
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"Sunday's election will not usher in a new era in Japanese politics," said Miha Hribernik, senior analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, in a note.
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Their departure will no doubt usher in a new look for Vogue, which seems par the course for legacy magazines as of late.
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In September 2010 Mark Lee was appointed CEO, and he got to work to try to usher in a new era for Barneys.
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A movie like Professor Marston and the Wonder Women helps push the conversation forward and makes the case to usher in real change.
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YOU KNOW, I'VE USED THE TERM, DAVID, THIS WILL USHER IN THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION FOR THIS COUNTRY AND I SINCERELY BELIEVE THAT.
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Paul Allen, who founded Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975 and helped usher in the personal computer era, died on Monday at 65.
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The new law will drop the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and usher in other big side benefits.
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Ms. Lightfoot has portrayed herself as a progressive, who promised to usher in a new era of accountability and transparency at City Hall.
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Ms. Barnett, 53, helped usher in buzzy shows like "Orphan Black" and "Killing Eve" at BBC America, which is part of AMC Networks.
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Gary Cohn, Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser, told CNBC on Friday that tax cuts would usher in a long period of wage growth.
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A gunman shot and killed an usher in the foyer of the Reformation Lutheran Church as he handed out church bulletins after services.
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The New York Times didn't endorse Mr. Cuomo in the Democratic primary four years ago because he failed to usher in ethics reform.
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CreditCreditRamsay de Give for The New York Times Music can transport us back in time or help usher in new ways of thinking.
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Microsoft and Sony are set to battle it out with completely new devices that will usher in the next generation of console gaming.
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He is hoping that a combination of philanthropy and dedication to covering communities creatively will usher in a new era for local news.
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But as defense secretary under Bush's father, Cheney helped usher in dramatic cuts in the bloated nuclear arsenal by finally breaking SAC's grip.
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Mr. Newsom campaigned on a promise to usher in reforms that would lead to the construction of 3.5 million housing units by 2025.
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He helped usher in a sexual revolution in the 1950s, and his business empire ultimately became one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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U.S. stocks have mostly surged since Trump's election on bets that he would usher in an era of economic growth through fiscal stimulus.
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Criminal justice reform does just that, and it is now more important than ever that we usher in this change for the nation.
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It would take two years of a failing Clinton administration to usher in the coup de grâce to the Democrat majority in 1994.
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Even Pete Buttigieg made a poignant statement, saying older politicians' inaction on gun safety legislation helped usher in a new "school shooting" generation.
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President Donald Trump's surprise decision to withdraw troops from Syria, abandoning local Kurdish allies, did not just usher in the Turkish military intervention.
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And in the Northwest, a phenomenon called an "atmospheric river" will drench Oregon and Washington and usher in heavy snow in mountain areas.
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Taken together, these documents will shape the US nuclear defense policy over the course of the administration and likely usher in significant changes.
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So I'm going to be paying much more attention to the Snapdragon 765 chip, which could usher in the first affordable 5G phones.
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The next decade will likely usher in a wave of rideables, from new boards to electric bikes (and hopefully more bike lanes, too).
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There have been only four since 1980, the most recent of which helped usher in the Great Recession at the end of 2007.
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It helped usher in the modern era of gaming, with titles like Halo introducing mechanics that would define games for years to come.
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As Major League Baseball gets prepared to usher in a new decade, it has achieved another milestone before the calendar flips to 2020.
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Before everyone knew what was happening, the oddly named devices were seemingly everywhere, promising to usher in a bright, new future of mobility.
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Let's work side-by-side, seeking common ground, to usher in a bright future for the American people, our country, and our nation.
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But experts have warned that the self-driving car revolution could usher in sweeping economic changes, including the displacement of millions of workers.
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People are always talking about how Nelson Mandela came out of prison and tried to usher in an era of forgiveness and reconciliation.
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As Congress considers reauthorizing HEA for today's students, it needs to usher in a new era of strong federal oversight over higher education.
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As chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Milley would not be expected to usher in any major strategic shifts for the U.S. military.
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Why the future of Chinese e-commerce is in its rural areas Those directives usher in huge opportunities for companies in the private sector.
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Vinnie Paul, the drummer who helped to usher in a new era of metal as a member of the hugely influential Pantera, has died.
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The elections will usher in a new system of governance giving the president expanded powers that was narrowly approved in a referendum last year.
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"The Governors' Dinner is an opportunity for the new first lady to usher in a new era of elegant White House entertaining," says Dowling.
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On the other hand, the arrival of a folding phone with a flexible display could usher in a whole new era in mobile technology.
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One can argue that this change will usher in a golden age where media companies can focus on the single activity they do best.
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The Geneva talks were supposed to usher in a transition from proximity contact -- parties meeting in separate rooms -- to protagonists meeting face to face.
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But as power descends upon him, and perhaps on Salvini, ignorance and lack of good advice will certainly usher in a period of turbulence.
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As the Guardian reports, in order to abandon the euro, the party would have to usher in a constitutional amendment and hold another referendum.
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For almost a decade, hospitals have been waiting for EHRs to usher in a shiny new era of standardization and high quality health care.
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The LaserWriter was one of the very first laser printers available on the mass-market, and it helped usher in the desktop publishing revolution.
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Pessimists fear that any change to the constitution will usher in a broader assault on property rights and perhaps even Zimbabwe-style land seizures.
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But she may stay longer as palace sources say she will take the reins of the recruitment process and help usher in her successor.
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Access granted or not, she will be seen as she is seen, which might usher in a series of disquieting revelations, or outright defeats.
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This week, Sculley told CNBC that Apple could benefit from a unique partnership that could ultimately usher in a revolutionary era for global communications.
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A lawsuit filed against Usher, in which the singer was accused of failing to warn the plaintiff of his reported herpes, has been dismissed.
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How our next president can usher in the next wave of job growth At the end of the day, insurance is all about risk.
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Someone had to usher in the American Horror Story apocalypse, and this year, House of Cards star Cody Fern got to do the honor.
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This year's presidential election will usher in a new wave of citizen engagement tools and platforms aimed at educating voters and boosting voter turnout.
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Palmer, who helped found the Golf Channel decades later, also helped usher in the Champions Tour, where he won 10 times, including five majors.
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Such an advance would require careful deliberation to ensure safety, privacy, and efficacy—but it would usher in the age of the human cyborg.
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Coulter said on "Squawk Box" a Clinton presidency would usher in amnesty for undocumented immigrants and open borders, stacking the deck with future voters.
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" Grant told CNBC he hopes a vote for Trump would usher in a Federal Reserve "that is not about an arbitrary manipulation of prices.
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And there's always the hope that the youngest Carter-Knowles children will usher in a new era for the misunderstood Geminis of the world.
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The end of the Cold War in 1991 was supposed to usher in a new era of peace and cooperation, but it didn't last.
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On stepping down, Bouteflika promised that elections would be held after 90 days as part of a transition to usher in a new era.
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I was certain that the iPhone 9, my beautiful baby, would astound the tech world and usher in a new era for the company.
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It is critical party leaders give our nominee an agenda that will usher in an era of continued progress in the climate change fight.
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We'll see how for many employees, technology may make geography irrelevant, and how social media will usher in a new age of social activism.
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It goes to show that even a tiny planet like Mercury can usher in huge discoveries when it has its moment in the spotlight.
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" Even a Consumers Union official compared insurers' blame of drug costs as a "Trojan horse with which to usher in excessively priced insurance rates.
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Ms. Rainer, a member of the groundbreaking 1960s collective Judson Dance Theater, helped to usher in a new way of thinking and approaching dance.
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Recent events like Mark Zuckerberg's congressional hearing and Elizabeth Warren's plans for big tech may usher in a new era of Silicon Valley history.
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Rights groups are not convinced, saying the bill empowers security forces instead of improving the police and could usher in greater abuses and impunity.
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The peace process did usher in a "new era in the Middle East," but one that only dictators and jihadists have reason to celebrate.
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If Democrats succeed, it will usher in a bloodier era of divided government, partisan warfare, oversight investigations and calculations leading into the 2020 elections.
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And it would also usher in the term that drove the right wing crazy when George H.W. Bush used it — a New World Order.
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Bone-chilling cold, intense snow in Northeast The bombogenesis will usher in another round of single-digit or sub-zero temperatures to the Northeast.
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After all, they managed to legalize pot, re-engage with some indigenous groups and usher in the most gender-balanced cabinet in Canadian history.
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There comes a time when you need to usher in a new generation and teach them how to be successful in their own right.
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Now dazzling breakthroughs in speed and storage capacity have helped usher in the age of the image, allowing almost everyone to become an artist.
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If confirmed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Milley would not be expected to usher in any major strategic shifts for the U.S. military.
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Whichever one of them gets the nod, it is highly unlikely to usher in a new era of international dominance for The Three Lions.
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Together, the signings were a statement of intent: Baseball was ready to usher in a new era of compensation for high-leverage relief pitchers.
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Kanye's influence had never been more pervasive, and his next album would usher in his imperial phase in shades of dun brown and green.
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Saturn's move from a fire sign to an earth sign next month, for example, will usher in a sobering period, according to Ms. Gordon.
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Leaving Twitter, she suggests, is one way to deal with the horrifying new phase of world politics that Twitter trolls have helped usher in.
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That would usher in a new era, with monetary policy returning to normal and the central bank beginning to gently push up interest rates.
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With global oil prices at record lows, Libya's meager output could usher in an economic crisis if a central government cannot be established quickly.
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It is time to organize elections that might usher in younger leadership — and reveal the balance of forces in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Usher in the season with Richard Curtis's big-hearted, scattershot film, which weaves together vaguely interconnected tales of love, sex and heartbreak over London.
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A failure to do so is likely to usher in catastrophes as early as 2040, including the inundation of coastlines, worsening wildfires and droughts.
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Judging by the opposition's hostile reaction to his bold political move, Johnson's initiative is likely to usher in a prolonged period of political uncertainty.
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Early elections might usher in a far-left Jeremy Corbyn government that would take the country back to the failed policies of the 1970s.
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ELIZABETH WARREN U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts outlined a $3 trillion plan to usher in a clean energy economy and combat climate change.
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It's finally September, which means celebrities are flocking to their salons to find the perfect haircut and color to usher in the fall season.
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A few have even suggested that ObamaCare was designed to usher in socialized medicine to the U.S. The insurance companies are not happy, either.
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I applauded the decision and was relieved that it did not take the loss of a life to usher in a change of policy.
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Without it, social media surveillance will usher in a new normal in which the exercise of basic democratic rights is subject to constant scrutiny.
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She also sees a vast resource in partnerships with local community colleges to help usher in students with a wider array of life experiences.
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Only this time, rather than usher in a more frankly emotional phase, we've ushered in something suppressive — the total denial of feeling, of experience.
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Snap announced during the previous quarter it was redesigning its app to attract new users and usher in new ways to monetize its app.
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Political posturing aside, the new agreement is expected to usher in tangible benefits for agriculture, technology, manufacturing and other business sectors, the WSJ writes.
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You know, she was, like, 10 years old, and for as what kind of person she was, she was an usher in the church.
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Futurist Gerd Leonhard predicted that tablets would usher in an era of augmented reality's dominance, which would be a "huge boon" to content production.
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Reducing fuel-efficiency targets would save money for the car companies and usher in an unusual era of cooperation between the industry and Washington.
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The latest plan was for the Americans to secure the country, usher in government services and then hand over the countryside to Afghan troops.
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Instead, the end of the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday will usher in the Year of the Pig, a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
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Kamala Harris' debate performance supercharged her campaign fundraising last week, and it may usher in a whole new strategy for the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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In this third installment of the series, we'll focus on some of the processing developments that helped usher in the deep learning boom of today.
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Kraft Heinz and its 3G-led zero-based budgeting approach to company management helped usher in a new era of cost-slashing for consumer companies.
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But revelations of tracking by smaller apps that haven't yet landed under public scrutiny could usher in sweeping changes in the data and advertising industries.
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When the U.S. first invaded Iraq to rid the country of Saddam Hussein in 22016, he hoped regime change would usher in a brighter future.
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When the U.S. first invaded Iraq to rid the country of Saddam Hussein in 2003, he hoped regime change would usher in a brighter future.
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The inability of increasing numbers of people across the world to see better prospects for themselves or their children, helped usher in today's populist wave.
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Bitcoin advocates have been eagerly awaiting the approval of a bitcoin ETF, which many say would usher in new buyers to the struggling asset class.
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In practice, it could usher in programs in which towns partner with Amazon or Google to test package delivery more aggressively in the United States.
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The higher-than-average rate could usher in a new age group that doesn't typically care about a "cool" factor associated with Robinhood, Bhatt said.
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The original Destiny, meanwhile, isn't quite dead yet: Bungie is bringing back a number of classic raids to usher in the end of the game.
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If New Jersey wins the case in December, it could usher in the biggest structural shift in event attendance since the Astrodome opened in 1965.
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Introduced in 231, the folding drone wasn't perfect, but it helped usher in a new era of devices for DJI and the industry at large.
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President Mokgweetsi Masisi will serve another term after taking controversial steps to lift a ban on elephant hunting and usher in the decriminalization of homosexuality.
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All of this, says Mr Ibeh, may even usher in better implementation of various regional free-trade agreements, which so far exist largely on paper.
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Outside the brothel, skimpily clad women stand on graffiti-strewn corners, while waiters dressed in pink waistcoats snort cocaine and others usher in more customers.
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This isn't the first time Berg's worked with Rihanna — in fact, Berg helped usher in her acting career with her debut in 2012's Battleship.
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His collection features plenty of pretty lace midi pieces and stars love 'em, which has helped usher in the rise of this silhouette this season.
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Others, however, think the deal may well usher in a new era of private investment in publicly equities, or PIPE deals, despite their checkered history.
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The gaming peripheral company entered the mobile market with one very clear motive in mind: helping usher in a new age of serious smartphone gaming.
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Together, the enabling dynamics and entrepreneurial community have converged to usher in the first widespread wave of SaaS 2.0 innovation against an established SaaS category.
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It is unlikely that Democrats will be able to usher in any major regulation without a majority in the Senate, or while Trump is president.
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U.S. stocks and the dollar have surged since Trump's election on bets that he would usher in an era of economic growth through fiscal stimulus.
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Indeed, five years ago, Snapchat launched and helped usher in a movement to take and share vertical photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours.
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Xbox's executive VP Phil Spencer announced that Halo Infinite will usher in the new era just as the first Halo brought in the first Xbox.
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Together, these four technological developments will close the gap between higher education and the labor market and usher in a new era in human capital.
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Many of them seem to believe that AMLO can finally usher in change to the issues that immigrants living in the US care about most.
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They helped swing the election the president's way in 2016, and in 2018 the same demographic helped usher in a blue tsunami in the House.
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It would be good for the institution of the United States Senate to usher in a renaissance of its historical cross-partisan collegiality and effectiveness.
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The Trump administration in August announced an ambitious plan to usher in a new "Space Force" as the sixth branch of the military by 2020.
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Why it matters: Samsung hopes the foldable will usher in a whole new category of devices, while the S10 family aims to rival Apple's iPhone.
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The recent Kaiser survey also emphasizes the endurance of the employer market, despite earlier predictions that the health care law would usher in its demise.
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It was, in a sense, embodied that first year by the six-foot Shriver, who also helped usher in another growth spurt for the game.
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The surprise decision comes after Democrats around the country centered their campaigns on health care, helping usher in a 85033-seat wave in the House.
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Two decades ago, the struggle to regulate the internet resulted in a "do-no-harm" approach that helped usher in an era of enormous progress.
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Investing in solar and wind power will usher in good jobs for Americans (jobs that can't be shipped overseas), while creating a safer, healthier environment.
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But the idea of infinitesimals also happens to be the foundation of modern calculus, which accelerated scientific advances and helped usher in the modern world.
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AT&T's win in the court case is expected to usher in a wave of big mergers as companies look for new ways to combine.
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One game-changer is the Overdose Prevention and Patient Safety Act, which would help usher in a new era of coordinated, integrated care for addiction.
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It said that legalizing same-sex marriage would usher in education programs that rob parents of the right to chose how children learn about sexuality.
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Tucked inside a second-story space that it shares with Village Yokocho, a Japanese izakaya, the bar helped usher in the city's resurgent cocktail culture.
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The tech and telecom industries are preparing for a new era of wireless known as 5G, which they believe could usher in massive economic opportunities.
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More to come: The discussion continues throughout the week, with Ray Kurzweil set to talk on Friday about whether AI will usher in the singularity.
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The White House is not taking action to usher in a clean energy economy that we know can create millions of jobs across the country.
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They should seize this moment and the strength of the Resistance movement to usher in reforms that revitalize and strengthen voting rights across the country.
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What an honor it was to usher in 2017 at the Suomi 100 opening party with 130K of my fellow Finns at Kansalaistori in Helsinki.
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Former EPA officials also argued it had the potential to usher in tens of thousands of new jobs, in fields like like wind and solar.
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Supporters of regulatory protections are concerned the new OIRA administrator will usher in a "sea change" in the way the agency handles the rulemaking process.
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Aveda, the natural grooming company founded in 1978, helped usher in the concept that high-quality shampoo and soap was worth paying a premium for.
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California City's mayor, Jennifer Wood, who was also at the December groundbreaking ceremony, said that Tyson Ranch could usher in a "rebirth" for her city.
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George Bush was president as the Cold War ended and helped usher in a new world order with the United States the lone surviving superpower.
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So it's only fitting that the region is attempting to lead the country's efforts to usher in a new Industrial Revolution via programs like Rev3.
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Even if the vernal equinox doesn't instantly usher in warmer weather, the ceremonial end of winter is a decent excuse to prep your spring wardrobe.
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Peratrovich and her husband, both Tlingit natives living in segregated Alaska, worked with local government to usher in legislation that outlawed discrimination based on race.
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Perez, who studied with Cunningham, was a rarity: an artist of color in Judson Dance Theater, the 1960s collective that helped usher in postmodern dance.
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If it does, Saudi Arabia's embodiment of a harsh, troublemaking Islam will have collapsed, and that could usher in the post-post-9/11 era.
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Pawel portrays Brown as a thoughtful visionary whose faith in the emancipatory potential of the free market helped usher in the nation's second Gilded Age.
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In 2012, when the Olympic Games were held in London, some people said the Games would usher in a new age of prosperity and unity.
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It's not that he had bad arguments; he had no arguments, no vision for the sort of health care system these bills would usher in.
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High temperatures in the 40s look likely, assuming moderate northwesterly winds don't attempt to usher in a greater amount of Canadian air than currently expected.
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And many in the industry are hoping that launching people to space from US soil will usher in a new wave of support for spaceflight.
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After the Cultural Revolution ended, Ms. Zhang looked for her, and found her working as an usher in a small movie theater in her hometown.
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In the end, this bill is unlikely to usher in a new era of economic growth and prosperity, despite the fervent claims of its backers.
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However, many analysts warn that impeachment could usher in a period of political turmoil, with several senior PMDB figures also targeted by the graft investigation.
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First-time 2020 voters will usher in a wave of demographic transformation — a remaking of the American identity that's projected to crest in the 2040s.
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Both serve as national leaders of No Labels, a nonpartisan organization working to usher in a new era of focused problem solving in American politics.
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Now, she's reprised her role for the feature film to help usher in a new, slightly more modern age for the beloved residents of Downton.
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The 777 helped usher in the era of the modern twin-engine, widebody airliner that effectively rendered four-engined jumbos like the Boeing 747 obsolete.
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On the other, is a small group that believes violence, by shoving aside ordinary politics, can usher in a utopian based on seventh century Arabia.
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Would 2017 usher in a time when actresses (and actors) did not have to name-check their clothes as part of the price of entry?
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The Obama administration considered several ways to help usher in a political transition, a former administration official said, but eventually concluded it was not feasible.
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It's projected that the 2018 midterms will usher in $1.9 billion in digital advertising, or 22 percent, according to the advertising research group Borrell Associates.
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By contrast, the Tories' old supporters in the south believe that leaving the EU will unshackle Britain and usher in an era of freewheeling globalism.
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The hard-fought win, after several decades of attempts to sway public and political opinion, helped usher in a fast and unprecedented shift in values.
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Not only did these fails usher in a new sense of disillusionment with supposedly "simple" life hacks, you have to admit... they're still pretty funny.
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The expected legal battle could alter the course of American land conservation, and usher in logging, mining and other commercial activities onto preserved public areas.
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My detox To usher in the new year, we asked creative people to share the homemade recipes they count on to detox, cleanse — and refresh.
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My Detox To usher in the new year, we asked creative people to share the homemade recipes they count on to detox, cleanse — and refresh.
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Apple was founded in the late 1970s by Steve Jobs and went public in 1980 after helping usher in the era of the personal computer.
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Many believe Magic Leap's technology—along with a handful of competing VR and AR products—will usher in a sea change in how we use computers.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited gender discrimination that has aided millions of white women and helped to usher in female athletics on college campuses.
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Ilitch established Little Caesars headquarters there, owned the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings, and helped usher in a new era for the city, Keith told WXYZ.
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"We are proud to have helped usher in this change," Shaunna Thomas, cofounder and executive director of UltraViolet Action, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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The decline came on fears the Britons' decision to leave the EU could hurt investment and usher in many months of both political and economic uncertainty.
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Five powerful women took the stage to usher in the 2019 Grammys: Lady Gaga, Jada Pinkett Smith, Jennifer Lopez, Michelle Obama, and Grammy host Alicia Keys.
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But whether or not Microsoft is ready to try and usher in the age of dual-screen computing, other companies are already prepping for the future.
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And in the process we might bring to an end the globalisation era of the last 35 years and usher in some new kind of system.
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On the ballot in Michigan is Proposal 3, which would usher in sweeping reform of the state's election system — which has not been overhauled since 1975.
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The University of Florida has yet to identify the usher in the videos, and the university did not immediately respond to VICE News' request for comment.
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The James-Wade-Bosh troika also changed the league on the floor, helping to usher in full-time small-ball and trap- and switch-happy defenses.
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Together, we can unleash our economic potential and usher in a new era of global trade — one grounded in the principles of fairness, competition and reciprocity.
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"Clumsy interventions" by some of the world's central banker will "destroy" the economy and usher in political chaos, a notoriously bearish Societe Generale strategist has claimed.
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Cutting carbon, he added, could result in a dramatic reduction in the world's quality of life that would usher in mass starvation, poverty and civil strife.
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Sure, the Blessing Moon doesn't herald a change in the seasons, but it just might usher in a major shift in your overall point of view.
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The iPhone X was meant to usher in the future of phones, and it succeeded; its influence (and its notch) are all over the industry now.
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Members of the FLDS believe the evictions were accelerated this year to clean out voter rolls and rig the elections to usher in the outside candidates.
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Go deeper: Uber files for its IPO Uber and Lyft IPOs to usher in new wave of climate pressure How Uber is making traffic even worse
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Assassination Nation provocatively suggests that by embracing their perpetrator's violent tactics, Lily and her friends can vanquish these individuals, and usher in a better world order.
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Think big: If the move from desktop to mobile brought us Facebook 2.0, a pivot from open networks to private ones would usher in Facebook 3.0.
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But the British people had just voted to leave the EU to usher in utopia, and Theresa May was brought in to make that a reality.
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Just nine innings to bring joy to every Cubs fan everywhere and, probably, usher in the apocalypse before the U.S. presidential election has a chance to.
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The elections will usher in a new executive presidency that concentrates more powers in the president&aposs hands and abolishes the office of the prime minister.
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The most popular email apps usher in some sort of innovation: Sparrow had incredible simplicity, Mailbox had snoozes, and Inbox has its intelligent cards and bundles.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has to approve any new aircraft and does not easily make changes—let alone usher in a new form of urban flight.
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"Formula E and UN Environment share the aim to usher in this era and speed up acceptance of these technologies to combat air pollution," he added.
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In an email to its employees Tuesday obtained by CNBC, Bed Bath CEO Temares highlighted the company's planned and completed initiatives to usher in its turnaround.
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The company upped its full-year adjusted profit forecast by a cent to 40-41 cents per share as refurbished restaurants helped usher in more diners.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Wall Street firms waiting for President Donald Trump to usher in a new era of deregulation may have to wait a significant while longer.
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The ascension of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court is expected to usher in a new conservative majority that could become part of President Trump's legacy.
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The console-straddling release that will usher in the new — it's a Switch launch game — is also a fond farewell for Nintendo's short-lived Wii successor.
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The murder led to the jail's conversion to an all-lockdown facility, a move that arguably helped usher in the rise of supermax facilities like ADX.
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Then, as now, we have a builder of boundless optimism, who seeks to usher in a new era of shared prosperity all across this new world.
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Autonomous vehicles will likely usher in safer, more convenient and more efficient transportation options… but only if we do everything we can to keep them secure.
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Uber and Lyft have realized it can make common cause with public transportation agencies in its quest to usher in the end of personal car ownership.
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The problem, of course, is that all is this is very risky politically and could usher in a Democratic majority in the House in two years.
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Eager jihadist propagandists predicted that a final victory over the "crusader armies" would usher in the day of judgment and give birth to a new world.
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The 1990 budget deal, with tax increases, had two effects: It helped usher in the economic good times of the 1990s and cost Mr. Bush politically.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella took the stage Wednesday morning in Las Vegas to usher in thousands of Microsoft's business partners at its huge annual partner conference.
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Kuczynski took office promising that his decades of experience in finance and public administration would help usher in an era of clean government and robust growth.
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The likely Democratic takeover of the House in November will usher in a Congress that's more hostile to a trade consensus that has failed U.S. workers.
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Fernandez and his running mate, militant populist ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, are less favored by markets, concerned they could usher in more interventionist policies.
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The once-in-five-years meeting will usher in leadership changes that are likely to see incumbent President Xi Jinping extend his term and consolidate power.
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But let us get over this silly idea that returning Pelosi as Speaker would suddenly usher in an era of cleanliness and godliness in the swamp.
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If and when Spence beats Pacquiao, it would be a passing-of-the-torch moment and usher in a new generation of pay-per-view stars.
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But if we do usher in a wave of so-called more informative headlines as you propose, I'll be sad to see the old ones go.
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Millions of Christian theocrats who believe that Jews must control Israel to usher in the end of days have massive influence over the GOP in Washington.
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That helped make the sale that Democratic lawmakers would inevitably usher in marriage equality, particularly in rural communities that were not yet ready to embrace it.
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The Orbit and Orbit S will go for $299.99 and $329.99, and hopefully, they'll further usher in a new wave of realistic spatial audio for gaming.
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He may not be a dictator, but he could usher in an era of massive repression and imperil human rights in Latin America's most populous country.
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The IMF's sunnier forecasts rests on the idea that the Trump Administration will usher in an era of higher deficit spending and growth-friendly tax reform.
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For some, it's all about She's All That Usher, in which he plays a high school DJ. For others, it's any time he's wearing a beanie.
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Polls have closed in Angola's parliamentary elections, which are expected to usher in the ruling party's defence minister as the first new leader for 2196.97 years.
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Carriers promote 5G as a major step forward for wireless that will usher in new use cases — from driverless cars to robotic surgeries to smart buildings.
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The Brookings Institution wrote in a blog post that it expects the coronavirus and the ensuing economic decline to usher in a new era of automation.
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During Xi's first term, China disappointed many investors who had expected it to usher in more market-oriented reforms, especially in the debt-laden state sector.
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Some expect that the potential alignment of views may usher in greater consistency from the Trump administration, but not necessarily on the positions America's allies want.
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The modern era, which he and Baltimore's Johnny Unitas helped usher in, led the N.F.L. on a path to being America's richest and most popular sport.
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The 5G technology will usher in a major leap for all kinds of devices, especially those that are part of the so-called internet of things.
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McDaniel was a centerpiece of former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's plan to usher in a new wave of anti-establishment Republicans by challenging incumbents.
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But Mr. Sánchez's government will be a highly vulnerable minority one, and it is likely to usher in a period of weak leadership and potential instability.
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I knew that if Flying Lotus didn't usher in a new way to look at hip-hop artistry, then the new-new ATL scene surely would.
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For the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, a new majority could usher in long-awaited policies that have been sidelined for years by the Republicans.
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This California concert will usher in summer with a crop of exuberant pop stars including Shawn Mendes, Ariana Grande, 5 Seconds of Summer, NF, and Miguel.
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Basic organizational tools were lacking, and New Hampshire supporters who had helped usher in Sanders's massive 230 win felt the national campaign wasn't seeking their advice.
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Greater economic cooperation between a KMT government and China led to the 2014 protests known as the Sunflower Revolution, which helped usher in Tsai's first term.
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While CoinFi's Tam sees regulation as a positive for the long haul, and the only way to usher in a "healthier market," investors seem to disagree.
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Ms. Eldred's case, now before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, has the potential to usher in a welcome change to drug control policies across the country.
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But work at New York University shows that by 2035, 6G will usher in the ability to send wireless signals at the rate of human computation.
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In 1965, Yvonne Rainer introduced her "No Manifesto," which argued against spectacle and style in performance and helped usher in the genre known as postmodern dance.
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They're helping usher in a new era of energy, whether by engineering or commercializing breakthrough battery technologies or building up the nation's largest rooftop solar business.
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This wise decision will encourage innovation, helping producers and consumers alike — and it even holds the potential to usher in the next great revolution in food.
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The iPhone is still the most important product at the company, but the Watch and AirPods are poised to usher in a new era of growth.
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This month, President Donald Trump's administration announced an ambitious plan to usher in a new "Space Force" as the sixth branch of the military by 2020.
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And what better way to usher in this delightful time of year than by indulging in some of the best Korean beauty products on the scene?
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Let's hope the advent of digital distribution doesn't usher in an era of nearly-complete film releases akin to nearly-complete software releases like iOS 13.
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If she feels she doesn't have the votes, it's a common belief in the House that she'll step aside and help usher in the next speaker.
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Another shop, Dispensary 33, in the city's Uptown neighborhood, will use a paging system to usher in customers who are waiting at a bar next door.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance, the non-profit organization that certifies Wi-Fi enabled products, is ready to usher in a new era of the smart homes.
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Italy's swing to the right of the political spectrum is expected to usher in a more extremist agenda with elections just days away, experts told CNBC.
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It is also a comeback story; after losing the speakership eight years ago, she will now usher in a new era of divided government in Washington.
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Social media would connect us with our friends and families (and their pets, and vacation snapshots) and usher in new waves of democracy around the world!
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The movie and the easygoing, hey-dude charm of its two leads also helped usher in a brief era of rock 'n' roll-obsessed comic twosomes.
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Many look at being cut from UFC as a massive burden, but it could usher in a renaissance for both men given their youth and skillsets.
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Marvel announced a crop of new movies and TV shows to usher in Phase 239 of the franchise, including confirmation of a Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Almost 40 years after his pioneering electrochemistry helped usher in the era of the rechargeable lithium-ion battery, he is still trying to tame his troublesome brainchild.
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The expansion is set to usher in a new era of growth at the tech giant as it seeks to expand its workforce by almost 10 percent.
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The 64-year-old Erdogan called the elections more than a year ahead of schedule in a bid to usher in an executive presidency with sweeping powers.
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But who better than a world-class show woman and professional attention-seeker like Gaga to usher in the era of Trump on the nation's biggest stage?
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So that's why some naysayers posit that even if Spotify's direct listing succeeds, it will not usher in a sea change in how the standard IPO unfolds.
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The denuclearization of the Korean peninsula would usher in a new era of prosperity, security, and peace for all Koreans, North and South, and for people everywhere.
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The Area-51m was designed to usher in both a new era for the longtime gaming PC company as well as the PC gaming world at large.
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It helped usher in a new wave of CD-ROM games, and up until 2002 it was widely considered the best-selling PC game of all time.
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Its call to action implored leaders not only to usher in new laws, but to see them enforced, measure their progress and be transparent about the results.
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But the nature of 'Aisha' is changing, necessarily, just at the nature of automobiles themselves are fundamentally changing as we usher in automated and semi-autonomous driving.
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At first she seemed like an unlikely candidate to usher in the next era of socialites, but she started rising through the ranks right under our noses.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has staked his reputation and job on the outcome, arguing a change in the legislature will usher in a nimbler, more productive Italy.
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Expectations that a Trump presidency will usher in higher inflation and lead to faster-than-expected Federal Reserve interest rate increases have helped power the U.S. currency.
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In the same way it allowed pretty much anyone to become a cafe owner, Wheelys thinks it can usher in a new era of local retail shops.
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It seemed a noble undertaking: biofuels could usher in the new technology of life while making good the damage done by the old technology of industrial machines.
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CA DMV's comment period for light-duty delivery AVs ends on May 27th and could usher in a slew of delivery AVs on roads in the state.
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Not only that, but the movie is set to cap off the series' ongoing Avengers arc and usher in a new era of heroes (goodbye, Chris Evans).
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And all would-be leaders will have to pay heed to the large bloc of progressive young voters that the Sanders campaign has helped to usher in.
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The Exodus 1 exists, and Chen genuinely believes it can help usher in the age of mass decentralization, where you truly control your data and your identity.
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How our next president can usher in the next wave of job growth According to The New York Times yesterday, Michael Bloomberg is considering running for president.
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"There is a sense that whites are under siege and being deliberately dispossessed by hostile elites who wish to usher in a new multicultural order," Hawley said.
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The partnership "will usher in greater trade synergies and more job opportunities for people and businesses in the region," said Philippine Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez.
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Another area that could benefit is energy consumption — machines could theoretically usher in more efficient use of energy, using sensors and the Internet of Things for example.
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"Brenner is out there," the Duffer brothers confirmed, adding that the way that the world of the show has grown would usher in new forces of evil.
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In government, the Greens helped usher in a nuclear phase-out and bottle deposits to promote recycling, and they share power in nine of Germany's 16 states.
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Fixing this dog isn't going to be easy, though a steep box office drop-off in week two and beyond would help to usher in some changes.
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There is also the real danger that a narrow electoral victory, not to mention an electoral loss, could usher in a renewed period of U.K. political uncertainty.
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Not satisfied with President Trump's ill-conceived decision to inflict an expanded global gag rule overseas, Pence is attempting to usher in the harmful policy at home.
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"It will usher in a new era of bilateral relations, focused on a partnership that delivers wide-ranging benefits for both of us," May's spokesman told reporters.
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HIGH HOPES: It might be Pai's first action, but Republicans have high hopes for his tenure as FCC chief, with expectations he will usher in sweeping changes.
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While the Crown Prince has been seeking to usher in more tech opportunities in the kingdom, it's still unclear when or whether a deal will be struck.
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"My hope is that President-elect Trump will focus on issues that unite us and that together we can usher in an era of accomplishment," she said.
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Driven When Porsche added the Cayenne sport utility vehicle to its lineup in 2550, loyalists reacted as if Beelzebub himself would ride in to usher in doomsday.
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At the time, they were working for Michael Cohl, the Canadian impresario who helped usher in the era of the rock megatour with the Stones and U22011.
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"The FF 91 will usher in a new age of connected vehicles and break down the boundaries of what a vehicle can and will be," Sampson said.
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Analysts say the nearly two-thirds victory his coalition with Maoist former rebels won in the 275-member parliament gives him the mandate to usher in change.
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The victory of SDSM promised to usher in a period of rational and conciliatory political dealings, renaming various statues to reflect a spirit of Greek-Macedonian friendship.
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Even if Pelosi backs the agreement, the caucus would have to approve a rule change, and it's not clear there's enough support to usher in the agreement.
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The U.N. says improved conditions on the ground will also help its efforts to broker a deal to stop the war and usher in a transitional government.
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Wearing a Jawbone fitness tracker, he also predicted that wearables would increasingly become medical devices — a technological change that could usher in significant advances in preventive care.
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Researchers hope that the findings in the study could usher in a more holistic and evidence-based approach to the issue — and provide opportunities for policy action.
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NHTSA, Congress and other policymakers should take action on policy solutions to facilitate self-driving vehicle deployment and usher in a new era of safety and mobility.
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The movie's costuming, production, and soundtrack were instrumental to cementing its vision of a radical afrofuturistic kingdom, helping usher in the broader global craze that surrounded it.
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Why it matters: This is one of the most prominent antitrust cases in decades — and it could usher in a slew of mergers and acquisitions if approved.
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As a path toward mainstream acceptance why not give fluent deaf users of A.S.L. more leadership and visibility to usher in the widespread use of their language?
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And today, we choose to go back — and to venture even further into the beyond — because doing so will usher in a new era of American innovation.
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The traveling Brooklyn nightlife event has been bringing in some top-notch DJs for the better part of five years to help usher in their underground raves.
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The elections will also usher in a powerful new executive presidency long sought by Erdogan and backed by a small majority of Turks in a 2017 referendum.
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A tireless Larry Owens plays a theater usher named Usher in Michael R. Jackson's dizzying musical, which wrestles with blackness, queerness and black queerness with gleeful abandon.
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Recent arrivals from mainland China said they worried that the mere introduction of the bill could usher in a new era of self-censorship in Hong Kong.
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The winner of the AR display wars will ultimately control the future of the screen and usher in a new era where the only screens are virtual.
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After decades of work, he helped usher in an international treaty that saved the seals, setting a course for wildlife protections that have saved many more species.
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Gun sales slumped after the 2016 presidential election, as fears that a Hillary Clinton presidency would usher in new gun control legislation dissipated with Mr. Trump's victory.
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While Wednesday's report showed no statistically significant reduction in poverty during Mr. Trump's first year in office, the strengthening economy could usher in bigger improvements next year.
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He could usher in a Mexican government less accommodating toward the United States, where Trump has stoked trade tensions with Mexico and aggressively moved to curb immigration.
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It was striking — even in the unsubtle political times Mr. Trump has helped usher in — to see the racial subtext of this campaign elevated to, well, text.
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In that time, he's helped usher in Disney's era of remakes, including last year's "Aladdin" and "The Lion King," which both earned more than $1 billion worldwide.
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Would England fall as well, and usher in a Nazi empire, with its horrific Jewish genocide, that might have lasted well beyond the war's end in 1945?
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Ironically, "Shoah" eventually helped usher in an era of testimony that elevated stories of trauma to a new level of importance, especially in cultural production and universities.
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Breaking Bad isn't just one of the best TV shows of all time, it was a cultural phenomenon that helped usher in the golden age of television.
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Passed in May of 2018, Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was supposed to usher in a new age of consumer privacy transparency and protection across Europe.
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But if the Phonocut can live up to the great expectations it's setting for itself, it could usher in a whole new era of the vinyl experience.
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"Investors will be relieved to have stability at the top and, all being well, this should usher in a less dramatic period for the company," he said.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolans voted in a parliamentary election on Wednesday expected to usher in the ruling party's defense minister as the first new leader for 38 years.
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Vaccines have helped usher in the modern age; our life spans have been lengthened by the eradication or suppression of smallpox, polio, measles, flu, and so on.
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On Tuesday night, Gwen Carr stood before a throbbing crowd at the Javits Center in Manhattan and talked about all the change Hillary Clinton would usher in.
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Mel Stride, a junior treasury minister, said pro-Brexit and pro-EU lawmakers could usher in a second referendum on EU membership if they reject her plan.
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As Mr. Chávez spotlighted their suffering, he helped to usher in a new crop of leaders regionally willing to assert greater political independence from the United States.
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The technology also helped usher in the "see something, say something" public awareness campaign that started in subways and spread to nearly every other corner of life.
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The words, "inclusion" and "diversity" were now as much a part of the ceremony soundtrack as the vintage 1930s pop tunes used to usher in the presenters.
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I got that from my father, a physician who spent his life building a library but never got over working as a theater usher in the 1940s.
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Rather than usher in a period of ambitious liberal achievements, these reforms in fact coincided with the close of an era of left-of-center policy change.
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It would usher in a new "constitutional order," in Tushnet's words, but such transitions can be either good or bad and aren't always harbingers of democratic collapse.
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But perhaps our next leader could usher in an effort to align federal policy with that of the 24 states—and counting—where cannabis has been legalized.
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But newcomer Vox, which the April 28 ballot will usher in as the first far-right party to sit in parliament since the 1970s, has challenged that decision.
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The White House has made clear it intends to use the document to usher in the radical political changes that powered Trump's upstart, anti-establishment campaign last year.
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But privacy advocates worry it may usher in an era of widespread "stop and spit" policing, in which law enforcement asks anyone they stop for a DNA sample.
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To officially usher in the 2018 edition of the Games, Prince Harry, 34, scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Friday (local time) alongside Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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The New York Democrat, along with other incoming freshman lawmakers, is trying to usher in a culture of openness that is enabled by a vast social media following.
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If we choose to get by without one, that won't usher in a free market utopia — it would just render our exporters uncompetitive, playing on a slanted field.
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The elections in Zimbabwe on July 30th were meant to usher in a new era for a country ruined by nearly four decades of misrule by Robert Mugabe.
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The FCC's vote is expected to usher in a new era of deregulation of internet providers — most crucially removing the government regulator's ability to enforce net neutrality rules.
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In the relative calm, he seemed to usher in a new era of economic management, promising policy coordination at the highest levels to prevent another bout of turmoil.
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Brewer said the company thinks that the blended drink could be summer's version of the pumpkin spice latte as the popular way to usher in a new season.
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The new prime minister forced the vote two months ago to cash in on his popularity and usher in what he calls the last stage of the revolution.
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If To All The Boys I've Loved Before was a defining film of Netflix's romantic comedy renaissance, then perhaps it is time to usher in a new era.
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Still, Björk wrote, she hopes 2017 will usher in an era of freedom for women daring to think outside the creative boxes they're often forced into by society.
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Its lyrical content is poignant with braggadocious, unapologetic statements either professing sexual prowess and street cred or used to usher in the newest moves for dance hall spaces.
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Back then, Yahoo's technology revolutionized the industry, helping usher in a new era of high-speed communication that changed the way millions of barrels of oil traded daily.
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In 2012, Mongolia marked its debut in international capital markets with a stunning dollar bond sale that was meant to usher in a new era for the country.
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But while Donald Trump's election injected new life into U.S. political comedy, the British are still waiting for Brexit to usher in their new golden age of satire.
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The tricky thing about May, though, is while it helps usher in the warmest days of the year, the month itself isn't always no-jacket, no-pants weather.
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It's up to the chief usher, or now the deputy usher, in the absence of a replacement for Reid, to oversee everyone -- and take care of, well, everything.
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In a memo to employees Tuesday, which was obtained by CNBC, Bed Bath CEO Steven Temares highlighted the company's planned and completed initiatives to usher in a turnaround.
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The Blaze, like the recently announced Alta, is meant to usher in a new era where fitness frackers resemble fashion items and call less attention to your wrist.
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This tentative allyship between a wide variety of bigots and regressives flies in the face of the onetime consensus that the internet would usher in an information utopia.
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South Korea warned its removal from the so-called white list of countries that enjoy minimum trade restrictions could usher in sweeping repercussions, including damage to security cooperation.
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As you would imagine, Microsoft promises that the union of Outlook and Sunrise will usher in an era of personal productivity unlike any the world has ever known.
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"The idea that there's some ulterior motive behind this move, or that it will usher in some new form of content management, it simply isn't true," he says.
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Khosrowshahi, who replaced Kalanick in August, has vowed to usher in a new era at Uber after a string of scandals led to the departure of many executives.
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Duterte, known for his bloody war on drugs and disdain for criminals, has promised to usher in a "golden age of infrastructure" over six years, worth $180 billion.
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Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, a former prime minister and president of Italy and a highly respected economist who, as treasury minister, helped usher in the euro, died on Friday.
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If enacted, the rules could transform the American electricity sector, close hundreds of coal-fired plants and usher in the construction of vast new wind and solar farms.
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Mugabe's successor Emmerson Mnangagwa has signaled his intention to usher in a more democratic era, although analysts have questioned whether opposition parties will be allowed to operate freely.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration in August announced an ambitious plan to usher in a new "Space Force" as the sixth branch of the U.S. military by 2020.
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Dash Shaw, who helped to usher in the contemporary era of alt-comics with books like Bottomless Belly Button and New School, rarely sticks to a single style.
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As Gordy, Chester Gregory could use more intensity to illuminate the relentless — some would say ruthless — drive of the man who helped usher in a pop-music revolution.
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In 1998, playing the relationship columnist Carrie Bradshaw in "Sex and the City," Sarah Jessica Parker helped usher in HBO's golden age and define a Manhattan gilded age.
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Snapchat's "ephemeral" internet — which has since been imitated by lots of other companies, including, most recently, Instagram — did not just usher in a new idea for online privacy.
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A big heart and a blunt plot run through "Shine," a movie whose story is there mostly just to usher in a dance sequence or an earnest speech.
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When the Atlanta Falcons decided to build the Georgia Dome across the street from the Vine City subway station, it was supposed to usher in a new era.
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Many analysts have said that if the U.K. departs from the EU without a deal in place, it could usher in a period of prolonged and severe uncertainty.
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At Foreign Policy, Lee Drutman argued that Trump would usher in a political "realignment," with the GOP standing for populism and the Democrats the party of cosmopolitan elites.
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It was a stark — and to some, a long-delayed — reversal of fortune for Mr. Weinstein, the Hollywood mogul whose downfall helped usher in the global #MeToo movement.
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In Manhattan, real estate pressure helped usher in several generic, geographically oriented names that have no real connection to New York history, according to the journalist C.J. Hughes.
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Mr. Trump expressed continued enthusiasm for the meeting, saying he believed it could usher in a new era of prosperity for North Korea and safety for Mr. Kim.
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Chastened, and perhaps a bit wiser, England's Football Association decided to flip the script ahead of this World Cup and usher in a new era of limited expectations.
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Moreover, the selection of a woman — after Dr. Summers's controversial suggestion that women might lack an aptitude for science and math — appeared to usher in a new era.
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It's an unexpected role for a onetime venture capitalist who made a nine-figure fortune helping to usher in the technological age in which we all now live.
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Will the man who reportedly calls his wife "Mother" and has no temper to speak of usher in an era of ennui after Mr. Trump's reign of trauma?
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The violence has tested Mr. Abiy's claim to be a new kind of leader who can unify the country and usher in a new era of political freedom.
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Go deeper: Special report: 2020's new voters will usher in an age of demographic transformation Young voters' value in 2020 swing states The first-time Latino voters
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Go deeper: Special report: 2020's new voters will usher in an age of demographic transformation The first-time Latino voters Young voters' value in 2020 swing states
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His current work to return the House to Democratic control, Bloomberg has said, is ultimately aimed at helping to usher in a new era of bipartisanship in Washington.
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Yet it was precisely the lineup Hillary Clinton chose to usher in her nomination on Thursday, an unsubtle offensive to hook GOP voters uneasy with Donald Trump's candidacy.
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They hoped that her union with the popular prince would mark a new era for the royal family, one that would usher in fresh and more relatable values.
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The proposal is the latest sign that if Ms. Warren wins the White House, her victory could usher in a new era for the rules that govern banking.
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The remote control technology, already used by NASA and the military, is seen as a way to more quickly usher in the commercial rollout of self-driving cars.
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My vote and campaign is about freeing our country from this damaging mindset so we can work side-by-side to usher in a bright future for all.
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Neuron EV claims it "sets new standards in clean energy vehicles" by designing TORQ to abolish greenhouse gas emissions and usher in an industry of cleaner commercial transportation.
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By joining forces, Cigna and Anthem can help usher in the broader usage of value-based payments that reward physicians for the comprehensive value they provide to patients.
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The magnitude of the consequences is uncertain, but most experts believe the mandate's elimination will usher in an era of higher insurance prices and lower health coverage rates.
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Around 5 o'clock, Mr. Benioff and some 700 members gathered at nearby Baker Beach to cast away the sins of the past year and usher in the next.
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Smaller, longer lasting batteries and the ability to connect to almost any conceivable audio source could usher in a new era of accessibility for people with hearing impairments.
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As Twitter users got ready to usher in the new year, many would have been left confused by a string of gibberish unloaded from Mariah Carey&aposs timeline.
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If approved, Kavanaugh would replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy and turn the court over to a decidedly conservative majority and usher in a new era of American law.
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The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) aims to unite 1.3 billion people, creating a $3.4 trillion economic bloc that could usher in a new era of development.
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So, falling back one hour might not make the next morning feel any more refreshing — and it could usher in almost a weeklong adjustment period for our sleep schedules.
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This is an easy place to have the Traveler intervene and to usher in a different era of Guardian / Traveler relations, so they take the opportunity and eliminate Ghaul.
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The board chose Yoky Matsouka, who was considered to have the necessary academic reputation and star-power from her background at Nest and Google to usher in a turnaround.
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And they all, along with the changes they may usher in, will be part of the discussion when we convene at CERAWeek by IHS Markit this week in Houston.
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This wave of interest in bots is sure to usher in a new economy in which these invisible helpers inside messaging platforms and search engines contend for our affections.
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The upshot: the EV shift might usher in the age of a bubble- or pod-shaped car like those popularised by the 1960s futuristic animated comedy series, The Jetsons.
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One group plans to usher in the day of Civil War remembrance on Saturday with a "pro-white" rally at a prominent landmark of the Confederacy, Stone Mountain Park.
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By giving patients immediate and continuous access to information about the state of their health, IoM will help usher in a new era of highly personalized, self-directed healthcare.
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A massive winter storm swept from the Carolinas to Maine on Thursday, dumping snow along the coast and bringing strong winds that will usher in possibly record-breaking cold.
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But if you're looking for a series of events that could usher in the end of the seven-plus-year bull market, politics is the right place to look.
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The licenses are important to emerging 5G technology that will allow for much faster wireless networks and could usher in advances like remote surgical procedures and self-driving vehicles.
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We expect to see the same in higher education as new CBE-based apps reveal the true utility of CBE and usher in a Golden Age of American Education.
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The party began on a popular note by subsidising electricity, offering free water supply and promising to usher in inclusionary politics with 'Swarajya' (self-rule) as its ultimate goal.
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Facebook's move comes two years after Life On Air, which had helped usher in a new era of live broadcasting with its app Meerkat, pivoted to group video chat.
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And a big reason has been the long buildup: In 2006, Tesla CEO Elon Musk set out his "master plan" to single-handedly usher in an electric car industry.
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This would usher in new authorizations for how police can use tools such as malware to take data from computers, or exploits to crack the security features of devices.
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In any period of rapid change there is an inclination to look for a simple fix, to usher in the new and replace the old way of doing things.
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Though it's the perfect step for a former child actor to take in order to usher in his adult career, it's also one that gave Hutcherson plenty of jitters.
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People like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, and Jack Dorsey redefined how we view powerful business heads and have helped usher in a new period of beard acceptance and popularity.
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While nobody is seriously talking about a German-style reunification in Korea, a thaw could lead to a peace deal that would usher in stability in North East Asia.
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No, it'll will be the same people who love the game who will usher in the final phase of virality (the one that comes after our current Obsession): Disinterest.
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The "reset" refers to an attempt in 2009, widely viewed as failed, by then-secretary of State Clinton to usher in a new era of improved U.S.-Russia relations.
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After the Kinect's release, these features began to percolate throughout the tech world, helping to usher in devices like Amazon's Alexa, modern virtual reality experiences, and improved iPhone cameras.
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In a memo to employees on Tuesday, which was obtained by CNBC, Bed, Bath CEO Steven Temares highlighted the company's planned and completed initiatives to usher in a turnaround.
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Furthermore, it could open the door for other psychedelics churches to go mainstream: Their proliferation could usher in the largest spiritual revival in our country since The Great Awakening.
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"Our goal[…] is to help usher in this new era of transportation, innovation and safety, ensuring that our country remains a global leader in autonomous vehicle technology," Chao added.
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About 51.4 million people are eligible to vote in the election, which analysts say is likely to be inconclusive and could usher in a new phase of political instability.
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The last thing that a troubled Italian economy now needs is a renewed period of political uncertainty that a "no" vote in November's referendum would almost certainly usher in.
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Beliebers have two things they can credit Eminem for today: Justin Bieber's current hairstyle and coining the term that helped usher in today's high organized and powerful fandom culture.
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More so than bringing us to new worlds, VR may usher in a new era of not caring how ridiculous you look, which can only be a good thing.
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