But 2020 is a long way off, and Democrats' unified control of the government may be an even longer way off.
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There are people who have worked their way off the Patriot Program: Bruce Poliquin [R-Maine] may have worked his way off by winning by 10 points in a district like that.
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However, his description of the image was way off base.
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But that day of reckoning is still some way off.
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Of course, such promises are still a long way off.
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And for Remainers, Brexit remains vague and some way off.
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But that's a long way off, if it ever happens.
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While words like 'disestablishmentarianism' will be way off somewhere else.
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For Mr Trump, that ending remains a long way off.
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Japanese cruise missiles and nuclear weapons are some way off.
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A reliable early warning system is still some way off.
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But it was also knowable from a long way off.
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It's a long way off from weird, random village raves.
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But that's all, in all likelihood, a long way off.
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Look, I could be way off the map here, Caroline.
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I find that whole line of reasoning way off base.
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"We're a way off launching that," said the second banker.
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The promised robotic future is still a long way off.
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"That may be a long way off," Mr. Brown said.
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But all of those potential payoffs are a way off.
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Suddenly, the "smart city" seems a very long way off.
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The referee had two gauges, and one was way off.
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The United States, for now, remains a long way off.
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But all those embellishments take her way off the music.
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But that is a long way off at this point.
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All of that, of course, is a long way off.
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These feathers could have floated from a long way off.
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Sometimes your read of the conversation will be way off.
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But a lasting solution may be a long way off.
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In Syria, peace seems to be a long way off.
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However, they say that point is still a way off.
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Some opinions about the deal are way off the mark.
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And profitability for "Fallout" is still a long way off.
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The diseases of old age feel a long way off.
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Would you like being treated that way off the clock?
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But can his image rebound the same way off it?
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Gay marriage, they said, is still a long way off.
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But, investment and reform could be a long way off.
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"He's way off," Ms. Shalala told reporters in Miami Beach.
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"He's way off," Ms. Shalala told reporters in Miami Beach.
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Capps said Trump was "way off base" on this claim.
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Trump is way off script and things are getting weird.
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And practically speaking, any change is a long way off.
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And former RNC lawyers said Trump is way off base.
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"Quitting those wines is a way off yet," he said.
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Was this an influence or am I way off here?
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But Europe is a long way off from its last gasp.
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The end of the civil war is a long way off.
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You have every right to be pissed all the way off.
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What's the point: The 22016 election is a long way off.
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Stress tests by European authorities were sometimes way off the mark.
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But, but, but: This automated utopia is a long way off.
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When it comes to size, the industry is still way off.
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He was way off, I found it totally welcoming and comforting.
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But that day is a long way off at this point.
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Stable, civilian rule is a long way off in both countries.
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A solution to social-care funding appears a long way off.
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Admittedly, to many observers, the train was already way off track.
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Still, we may be a way off reboot territory just yet.
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Meanwhile, Possible, she believes, gives them a way off that path.
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I think it's a long way off, but there's no question.
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Let's just hope their Game of Thrones guess is way off.
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"Our shipments to Europe and China are way off," Rogers said.
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Whatever Jameis Winston's intentions were, things went way, way off track.
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Because, if he's right, Volvo will be way off the mark.
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For now, all of these changes are a long way off.
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First of all, the analogy at best is way, way off.
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Yes, but that's still a long way off for the Fed.
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But any increase in interest rates seems a long way off.
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Is that fair to say, or am I way, way off?
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"That's a long way off, if ever possible," Dr. Capra said.
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"We're a long way off," said Mr. Cox of Anchor House.
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For many of the worshipers, politics seemed a long way off.
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Any silver lining is a long way off, according to Krugman.
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This is still some way off 2009's $12 billion peak.
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And that's a long way off—Sycamore used 53 physical qubits.
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If the national polls are way off, then you have error.
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We're a long way off those mechanical beings become a reality.
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A final deal still appears a long way off, she said.
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In the United States, that point feels a long way off.
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Individual forecasts sometimes swing widely yet remain way off the mark.
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In 2100, 212 was a long way off for a teenager.
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Times reported (Inaudible) wrote the story, tweeting my estimate was way off.
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These recession prophesies could turn out to be way off the mark.
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Some of them are on and some of them are way off.
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The ultimate goal of 700 MPH is still a long way off.
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Fully automated, high-quality machine translation is still a long way off.
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We're a long way off of having answers that would convince me.
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"What he's claiming is way off," said Briarcliff Manor homeowner Steve Cohen.
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Delivery is also still some way off, expected to start in 20.3.
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"It's way off the road, so it's beautiful for wombats," she said.
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But self-assembling transistors are probably still a little way off.[Nature]
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We're still a long way off from purpose-built repair robots, though.
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But we're also still a long, long way off from that point.
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But Ms Stanovaya believes significant political changes remain a long way off.
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There's been some movement, but a solution seems a long way off.
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Social policy would work its way off campus and into everyday life.
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Revived demand for new construction, in short, is a long way off.
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But it's still a long way off here in the United States.
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Your friend was way off-base in suggesting an eyelift for you.
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Way off in the future, Yehuda will become an important Israeli composer.
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Still, he added, we're a long way off from reaching that limit.
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Cate walks a short way off, to distance herself from the sign.
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And when the data came in way off expectations, markets reacted swiftly.
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Equal rights are still a long way off for LGBT people in Peru.
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Has there much progress there or is that still a long way off?
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There's no need to settle that now (2045 is a long way off).
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" Kudlow refuted that directly on Tuesday, saying the "remarks were way off base.
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Optimism for 'more universal suffrage' Popular elections are a long way off, however.
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Airbnb is still a long way off building its Chinese home from home.
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Untethered headsets that offer a richly immersive experience are still a way off.
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Even if no concessions are made, a fine is a long way off.
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That's still a long way off from investing a billion dollars, of course.
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If a robot takes your job, it'll be a long, long way off.
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In my experience so far, though, enlightenment is still a long way off.
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Otherwise, it will either be thrown way off target or burn up entirely.
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Such compromises are a long way off for Alliance 90's American counterparts.
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The bottom part of the glass just came all the way off there.
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For now, he reckons, general-purpose machine intelligence remains a long way off.
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As Bloomberg reports, full autonomy for Uber's vehicles is still a way off.
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But that's still a good way off, and much can happen before then.
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Or Bourdy's ball could have rolled backward all the way off the green.
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But Morgan Stanley's analyst admitted Wednesday she was way off on her projections.
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Whatever the outcome of Wednesday's vote, a resolution is still some way off.
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It may sound like a long way off, but their vision is clear.
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Business leaders are recognizing they're way off track ahead of a new decade.
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"I was way off, clearly, with my prediction," he replied in an email.
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I'd also say that they're still a long way off becoming popular too.
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The bank also signaled that any interest rate hike remains some way off.
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That reality and who will control it are still a long way off.
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And the Oscars are not happening until March 4, a long way off.
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Unsurprisingly, the panel is way off with their guesses about the Astronaut's identity.
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A LONG WAY OFF By Pascal Garnier Translated by Emily Boyce 124 pp.
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The utopian vision of a circular economy is a long way off, though.
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But a GND is a long way off, even if everything goes well.
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On the other, they've convinced me that that point is some way off.
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But, realistically, that's a long, long, long, long way off, to be frank.
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But we're a long way off before quantum computers actually demonstrate quantum usefulness.
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But according to Reuters, the second part could be a long way off.
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But allowing camels to get artificial touch-ups looks a long way off.
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That means that a universal diagnostic tool for disease is a long way off.
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That was the peak of it — the work to money ratio was way off.
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You could go way off the beaten track — someplace with no WiFi for miles.
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"Mulvaney is way off base," Butts added, referring to the White House budget director.
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For Democrats, down in Atlanta, that kind of affection seemed a long way off.
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While some said this dream is a long way off yet, others are optimistic.
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We're already being crucified on Reddit, and we're way off our KPIs with this.
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Both figures are way off from Oracle's even earlier 2012 estimate of $27.7 million.
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It will take some time to work its way off, 18 months or so.
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At Mr Silva's farm, the first profitable legal crop seems a long way off.
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Deborah Brautigam of Johns Hopkins University in Maryland said their calculation was "way off".
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But again we're still a long way off knowing who the person will be.
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Safe to say, 'election security' looks to be a very long way off, indeed.
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She's four and yet, her ideas about the War on Drugs are way off.
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The future of a fully autonomous threat detection system remains a long way off.
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Its premiere is a long way off: February 5th, right after the Super Bowl.
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ELLISON: THAT'S A WAY OFF IN THE FUTURE TO BE QUITE HONEST WITH YOU.
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A universal detection tool is a long way off, but this is a start.
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We also offer discounted prices for larger orders so their numbers are way off.
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Net short in the market is still some way off from the record levels.
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She was way off on a figure about how much student debt has grown.
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The goal of a single-dose, highly effective vaccine is still some way off.
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Previously unshakable bonds have corroded, and the Middle East is wobbling way off kilter.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean legal shrooms is a long way off, says Haden.
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The problem is that almost every review suggests Trump is way off-the-mark.
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That is a long way off, even with the S&P 500 at 2,600.
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Allowing them to shake off their government training wheels is a long way off.
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So you'd say that people are way off when they compare Trump to Hitler?
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But she cautioned that next year's midterm elections are still a long way off.
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Vasopressin-altering eye drops are a possibility, but they're a long, long way off.
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Still, certain earthy women find M's shopworn bull-likeness in no way off-putting.
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That sort of sci-fi future is not some way off thing, it's here.
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The plan's final contours are a long way off and would need legislative approval.
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But large electric airliners are a long way off, if they ever become reality.
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Mr. D'Andrea said A.I. was a long way off from being a real threat.
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They dream of playing in the Olympics, but that is a long way off.
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However, I wouldn't be surprised if, like Ken Jeong always is, I'm way off.
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Runs — 154 of them — spill every which way off the 8,900-foot main summit.
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Rocket Lab is still a long way off from catching the Electron with helicopters.
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But he admits his best guess could be way off if Boeing's problems deepen.
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I feel the Grammy awarding system is way off and completely out of touch.
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"Am I way off base or is that what you're trying to say?" he asked.
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It's our way off this planet and it proves that we are bigger than ourselves.
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I turn my phone off, but I'm not sure it goes all the way off.
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It's not the best movie I've ever seen, it just caught me way off guard.
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Let's just hope they find their way off Twitter and into a real-world friendship.
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The time line is way off in story, the narrative that they&aposve been saying.
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"They were way, way off the last time," press secretary Sean Spicer said in March.
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The P30 Pro's photo's colors are way off, which makes the iPhone a clear winner.
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A short way off, in the neighbors driveway, moving men are loading a large truck.
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That reality feels like it's still a way off, but elected officials are already circling.
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But the Super League is still some way off from developing its own global stars.
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But a future in which Germans zip around in electric cars is some way off.
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But the smells coming out of Cyrano smell a long way off from baby skin.
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These dismal gains would be way off the mark, as the target figure is seven.
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The 2018 midterms are still a long way off and the anger could well subside.
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The day Afghan aircraft can meet the high demand is still a long way off.
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However, that is a long way off because that would require rules on autonomous driving.
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Yet for the moment, traders say Asia's markets are still some way off a squeeze.
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He had some choice, non-PC words on his way off the court as well.
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But that's a long way off and meanwhile the lives of millions of middle class
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For a place that seemed to offer ample seating, the outlet ratio was way off.
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However, both estimated values may prove to be way off if it hits the market.
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Then he spotted his colleague Henry J. Stern, no wallflower, way off to one side.
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This could also mean the full legalization of marijuana may be a long way off.
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Although Malta's pro-choice activists have sparked a conversation, victory seems a long way off. ■
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Then the drunk hums "O Night Divine" though Christmas is still a long way off.
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The good news for Republicans is that the midterms are still a long way off.
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We're still a long way off from it being effective for all types of violations.
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But in South Carolina, like the states before it, Warren finished way off the pace.
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Definitive evidence about public health effects of the bills is still a long way off.
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Her own designs were done for shows "off off off — way off" Broadway, she said.
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It also sounds like a long way off, if that's even where Microsoft is heading.
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But on Tuesday, federal authorities said that a decision was still a long way off.
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"But this is still a long way off the service sector's best performance," he said.
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That means a tax reform vote in either chamber is still a long way off.
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The story, by the way, in The Times was way off, or at least off.
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Actually impeaching the president remains a long way off and is by no means certain.
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Horrific footage of the eruption showed people scrambling to make their way off the island.
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If it should be way off the mark, it could impact its longer-term thinking.
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He explains how North Korea's long-range ambitions are still, probably, a long way off.
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The updates are all meant to make the system work better way off into the future.
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Given the impending record of 13 months of expansion, a recession seems a long way off.
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Think before you legislate Sadly, however, that sort of world is still a long way off.
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He eventually made his way off with the assistance of a trainer but did not return.
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" Beauty star James Charles also gushed about the pop anthem — "#SORRYNOTSORRY goes ALL THE WAY OFF!!
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The early moments of the game, and the Packers' sluggish play, seemed a long way off.
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However, the use of cannabis in construction in India may still be a long way off.
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Mr Tompkins argues that theatres' adoption of VR, in particular, is still a long way off.
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That will please President Trump, who has criticised Mr Powell for his "way off base" approach.
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Collins's prediction was way off: There are hundreds of locations in the genome that influence diabetes.
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We should caution that this is all likely a long way off — if it ever materializes.
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The slums that host a quarter of all India's city dwellers feel a long way off.
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But that's a long way off, and the sense of urgency could have evaporated by then.
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Obviously, this is beyond a long way off; it still has to ship its first units.
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New restaurants eventually came (though still no Subway), but Braddock's renaissance is still some way off.
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So we backed way off on how we wanted to present the police in the parade.
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Still, growing women's to 50 percent of Tommy's revenue is a long way off, Kernan said.
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But on the other hand, Alpha is way, way off the map for such a film.
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It wants to eventually hit 103,000 per week, but that goal looks a long way off.
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Props to Doc for still slapping a couple fans five on his way off the court.
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"In general, I would say Netflix operating in China is a little way off," said Sarandos.
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It's also some way off a record of more than 20 million bpd from April 2016.
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Hell, we're a long way off from having a Hyperloop between any two major metropolitan areas.
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The mass market for consumer smartglasses still looks a long way off, even with Apple's entry.
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But after this surprise, it's clear we were way off base about the company's real strategy.
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And the future of transportation is anyone's guess, but flying cars are still a way off.
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"The wheelhouses on some of these ships are a long way off the water," Paine said.
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We're a long way off from putting Humpty Dumpty back together again, but I'm staying hopeful.
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Yet success, and profits, are still some way off, as Hastings is the first to acknowledge.
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Now, don't you get too excited just yet: this one is clearly a long way off.
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That speculation was way off the mark, and MPs believe the same thing is happening again.
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That said, Walgreens is way off its highs and it's only $6 bucks off its lows.
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Then there would be times where arguments would happen that were way off what is acceptable.
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This throws my previous calculations way off: the gender of the shitter cannot truly be divined.
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The video also talks about their road to profitability, which is likely a long way off.
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While experts say that's likely still a long way off, bookies are offering much better odds.
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And the 52 Senate seats the GOP controls puts them a long way off from 60.
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So Ms. Ramirez made her way off the bus, phoned her daughter and walked into Texas.
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"But this is still in a petri dish — it's a long way off from being implemented."
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The players dream of playing in the Olympics, even though it is a long way off.
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Everyone at the Bonn talks conceded that nations were still way off course from that goal.
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And for all the sound and fury, negative rates for retail depositors appear some way off.
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The cartoon panels are connected by decision lines that go all the way off the page.
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Elsewhere in trade: The Treasury Department has given Rusal a potential way off a sanctions blacklist.
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He was forced to exit his motorcade and make his way off Highway 101 by foot.
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"If you think I wanted any sort of love relationship you're way off target," he wrote.
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The CEO admits that competing with Singapore or Hong Kong is still a long way off.
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They maintained the $43 million figure was way off because it included an inflated overhead cost.
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And battery-powered AVs and the infrastructure to support them are still a long way off.
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But that dream seemed a long way off when you were teaching out of a shack.
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Even former sycophants like Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie trembled their way off the national stage.
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We're probably a long way off from animated tattoos, but at least we've found the closest thing.
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Do phones turn all the way off anymore, or are they just full-time boob-surveillance devices?
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Despite the excitement, we're still a long way off seeing one of these prisms on every rooftop.
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Past appraisals have received updates to better reflect art market forces, but Fletcher's was simply way off.
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He held up a broom made of dried palmetto leaves and pointed way off into the distance.
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That suggests the expectation of the administration to achieve 3 percent growth is a long way off.
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We know we can get to 80, but 80 is a long, long way off almost everywhere.
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But we remain a long way off from a single generalized classifier that can identify any sound.
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Iran and Bangladesh are currently stabilizing, while many lower GDP nations are still a little way off.
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Most accidents occur in developing countries, where the arrival of autonomous vehicles is still some way off.
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One is that a set of algorithms for whole-brain activity is a very long way off.
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Of course Presearch is a very long way off that grand vision of wholly-community-powered search.
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The shout was a painful reminder that the party's ultimate aim of independence is some way off.
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Drug companies and research foundations are working to develop better ones, but success is some way off.
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Such an inversion remains a long way off, but some rate-setters seem wary of the risk.
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Of course, it also confirmed my suspicions that truly autonomous cars are still a long way off.
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If you see the 2001 comparison and think "AI programming runs amok, got it," you're way off.
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That is some way off, of course—so for now, let's be content with the scientific discovery.
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It will matter to most of Cuba's 2580m people, who have no easy way off the island.
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Affordable driverless cars that can handle both city driving and motorways safely are a long way off.
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All of which would suggest that a potential TransferWise public offering is a long way off yet.
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Undeterred, I looked for someone else to backup my feeling that cardio machines are way off base.
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There are plenty of people and organisations working toward that milestone, but it's still a way off.
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But even if they execute it all perfectly, 2018 (well, January 2019) is a long way off.
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Once they make their way off-stage and into the wings, the pair hug each other goodbye.
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Cooper and Gaga hugged tightly as they made their way off the stage after their "Shallow" performance.
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Regulators in Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand are still some way off loosening property market restrictions.
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We are paying negligible amounts once while expecting continuous development and improvement way off into the future.
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What it looks like: A Boomerang of cheddar cheese deliciously making its way off a tortilla chip.
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Bipartisan momentum seems to have stalled on privacy and antitrust changes are still a long way off.
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That is still a long way off, but it gives a glimpse of the company's staggering ambition.
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If other partners seek changes of their own, reaching a final agreement could be some way off.
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Kim waved cheerfully to them with her ski poles as she made her way off the course.
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This brings us back to the one prediction I made in 2016 that was way off base.
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But that guess could be way off, so Obamacare built in a protection for insurance companies: reinsurance.
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These were the easiest cookies to make, even though the eggnog icing ingredient ratios were way off.
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"From a long way off, it was already leaning," said Gauk, a fisherman who uses one name.
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But definitive answers and solutions to the problem of CFC-11 appear to be some way off.
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That may seem a long way off, but it's actually a speedy timeline by therapeutics development standards.
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The Osmo Action's image isn't as noisy, but it's a darker image and colors are way off.
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The fiery heat of summer was still a way off, and the air was mellow and dry.
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My dad, desperate for a way off the island, tried to make his way into the embassy.
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That first move is still some way off, we have it pencilled in for Q2.83 next year.
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Back then — the first time Pokémon was popular — augmented reality games were still a long way off.
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Specifically, the benefits of membership in the EU. That outcome is still a long, long way off.
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The thought of my wig finding its way off of my head in public is my worst nightmare.
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As the man made his way off of the highway overpass, police took him into custody Musso said.
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"I get where this is coming from, but I think this criticism is way off-base," he said.
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But 14 months on, the financial services industry still remains a long way off, Antony Jenkins told CNBC.
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BlackRock's Fink said blockchain did have a legitimate future, even if its widespread use was some way off.
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Transshipment hotspots have been identified in this way off west Africa and Russia, and in the tropical Pacific.
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Even if Democrats win a majority of the House, pot stores could still be a long way off.
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But then when you get to that fifth-darkest emoji, it's way off in its own little corner.
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This isn't quite a festival but instead an intermittent exhibition held in way-off-the-beaten-path locations.
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Star Trek, Her, and other movies have all shown the dream, but it's still a long way off.
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If you think you're just going to sit there while Star Wars talks at you, you're way off.
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We're making sure that we can help lead it and fund it, but we're a far way off.
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Anyone who saw Trump's speech in Charlotte, North Carolina, Thursday night knows that those expectations were way off.
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That is some way off the BOE's 2 percent target but firmer than we've seen in recent years.
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The reason why is straightforward: Scalise and Norquist are both way off about how marginal tax rates work.
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But the fairy lights of Europe are still a long way off for many in Greece this Christmas.
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"It caught me way off guard," Reid says after slightly regaining her composure to dish on the specifics.
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It has rained, and we can see individually delineated local showers pouring down way off in the distance.
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Right now, it looks like the weak and divided government could fight its way off the Brexit cliff.
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But the possibility of any kind of institutional, independent checks and balances is still a long way off.
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But Democrats are still parched from their three-decade drought, and the rains seem a long way off.
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Absent higher rate increases or capital returns, though, a decent return on equity remains a long way off.
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The technology could eventually be used to build floating cities, but that reality is a long way off.
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More easing is a way off, and is more likely to be a response to an external shock.
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The requested changes emphasize that the White House could be a long way off from supporting the deal.
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But for activists, the detentions show that deep-seated change in the kingdom remains a long way off.
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It's a long way off from the dreamy teenage traveler who wandered the world and studied the mystics.
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Unless there's some mass conspiracy nobody in the public knows about, we're a long, long, long way off.
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" Then, on the way off the stage, Lenz tweeted, Biden "said to me dryly, 'You're a real sweetheart.
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Their numbers had ebbed considerably by Friday as they found other sanctuaries, or a way off the island.
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"The so-called Whistleblower's account of my perfect phone call is 'way off,' not even close," he tweeted.
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A senior Vietnamese military official told Reuters over the weekend that significant weapons purchases are some way off.
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But even if the bill does pass the Senate, it's still a long way off from becoming law.
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But progressives are way off base if they think his supporters care about that, wrote Victor Davis Hanson.
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In those portions of the city left devastated by the conflict, recovery is still a long way off.
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But it was clear to journalists and medical responders from the start that that number was way off.
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And with that, the women raised their middle fingers to the sky before making their way off the stage.
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Falling inflation and middling wage growth both suggest that these limits are some way off, for two possible reasons.
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But that's probably a long way off, not sure the market is really sniffing any of this out yet.
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Landlocked Ethiopia's dream of using Eritrean ports, a huge potential benefit of the thaw, seems a long way off.
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Ozark season two is built on a lie, one the audience can see coming from a long way off.
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Non-human or artificial genetic variations, as well as completely synthesized human genomes, are a long, long way off.
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But it turned out to be way, way off: VoteCastr got five of the seven states it predicted wrong.
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Others contend that this figure is way off base, but either way, it illustrates Pai's concerns with the program.
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Uber's latest quarterly results, published on August 8th, show that their desired destination is still a long way off.
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Yet the Nikkei is still a long way off its all-time peak of 38,915, touched in December 1989.
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But the company launched a counteroffensive against Markopolos, convincing Wall Street that the allegations are way off the mark.
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Due to that funding gap and the need for fresh infrastructure, the relocation is likely a long way off.
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VR is still a long way off from convincing me it's worthwhile, but major improvements like these definitely help.
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But this is still a long way off: Only around half a million electric cars were sold in 2015.
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That said, it didn't have anything on it that was way off base for at least one of us.
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"It's some way off into the future yet ... it's certainly beyond weeks," Goodale said when asked about the timing.
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Creating personalized drug treatments using custom-built miniature organs on a chip, he said, is a long way off.
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For now, the Indiegogo campaign has reached over $9,000 and is still some way off its target of $30,000.
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Also, Bitcoin has turned ten, but its promise to upend the financial system is still a far way off.
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"You have to earn your way off the Tour, and you have to blast your way out," Mike said.
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But China's ability to pose a long-range threat with aircraft carriers is a long way off, he said.
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Vice chairman Fritz Zurbrügg said in speech earlier this week "business as usual is still a long way off".
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Other binge-worthy shows like House, M.D. and The X-Files are also making their way off our screens.
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The pound was flat on the day around $1.25, some way off last week's five-week high of $1.2674.
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Long story short ... yeah, Lalas knew his Rooney prediction was WAY off -- but sometimes it's better to be wrong.
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Winter may be coming early for China's smelters but, for aluminum bulls, Christmas is still a long way off.
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And here he shows what you can do against an opponent concerned with fighting their way off the fence.
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Yet even without such a clash, it seems any cooling of US-China tensions is a long way off.
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That acquisition had brought ECB approval a "step closer" Hinrichs said, but acknowledged this was still some way off.
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"It's a dream of mine to win a medal, but I know I'm a long way off," Chew said.
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Way off in the distance, I could see the silhouette of a giant oil platform, perched above the Gulf.
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Let's reward success by allowing people to demonstrate they are not a threat and earn their way off supervision.
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Next year is a long way off, particularly if there is a cookie in front of you right now.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin's full arrival, which this performance made me anticipate even more excitedly, seems a long way off.
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Google's first peek at the numbers shows that it's off to a good start, but way off that vision.
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And many of us just assume the introduction of profoundly life-changing technology is still a long way off.
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While some of these efforts are a long way off, one project, a commuter train, is close to fruition.
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I slid it all the way off and then slid the walnut covering on, which seated with a satisfying click.
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My estimate was way off, and we have corrected our story to reflect the fire marshal's estimate of 5,500 people.
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I wasn't excited about it, and I felt like it was going way off the rails from where we started.
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It tastes of salt and sugar with no barriers between, and a promise of summer, way off in the distance.
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Prime Day is a long way off, so this could be your best opportunity to save in the few months.
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Speaking to The Washington Post, she wondered whether the only good way off the ship would be among the infected.
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She climbed into an enormous dented S.U.V. and carefully made her way off the lot and back to her life.
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It's clear that a cure for Alzheimer's disease, which affects around 5.4 million Americans, is still a long way off.
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Or maybe I'm way off base and the product will somehow tie in with the rumored Amazon Echo-like device?
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But mass adoption of such vehicles, which for now are expensive and have limited ranges, still appears a way off.
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Jon's seen the White Walkers personally, and takes them more seriously than some angry human way off in the distance.
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So this isn't technology that's a way off—you might be using it yourself by the middle of the year.
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I was sitting way off to one side of the audience so I could see Don go into the wings.
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The most likely outcome is Uber will price above range and all the latest estimates will be way off course.
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The Fuel Station of the Future is an ambitious and worthy idea, but the reality is a long way off.
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We've strayed way off course in the abortion wars, and it won't be easy for our trajectory to be righted.
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Volumes on the Shanghai rebar contract are currently high but a long way off the elevated levels seen last year.
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The market remains significantly above where it was when Trump took office, but it is way off its October peaks.
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And we are still a long way off from truly understanding how to listen to the call of the ammonoid.
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Its other theme—that dumb people are also breeding more quickly than smart people—also happens to be way off.
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We're beginning to see Type II diabetes in youth—15-year-olds with sugars and cholesterols that are way off.
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While these machines are effectively "thinking," AIs are a long way off from being sentient and doing cyberdelic digital drugs.
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He would have a chance at parole when the new millennium rolled round, but that seemed a long way off.
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And they admit that the day when riders truly feel confidence in the subway is still a long way off.
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That pretty much ensures that only popular books will make their way off the internet and onto the store's shelves.
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Against the euro the pound dropped 0.4% to 92.13 pence , still some way off last week's lows of 95 pence.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump's economic director, Larry Kudlow, rebuked Mr. Navarro and called his remarks "way off base" and unauthorized.
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"That perception would be crystallized by a sanctioned company being able to lobby its way off the list," he said.
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It is incapable of stopping a full-scale missile barrage and is a long way off from attaining that ability.
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The Swiss franc rallied 0.1% to 1.0720 francs per euro , some way off Tuesday's nearly three-year high of 1.0666.
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JON FORTT: Have we gotten to the point we can admit that full automation is a pretty long way off?
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Johnson's latest film, the family ensemble comedy-mystery Knives Out, is a long way off from Brick's cheeky genre mashup.
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While that may seem like a long way off, we prefer to highlight issues like this earlier rather than later.
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That is a long way off, but the lessons he learned in Melbourne will prove invaluable when the time comes.
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Given the philosophical premises Mr. Watts presented as the difference between Democrats and Republicans, reconciliation seems a long way off.
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That gesture (she throws one hand high) will take her way off balance if he doesn't catch her in time.
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The Cajun Fillet sandwich is similarly well-flavored — but the mayo ratio is way off, and the bun falls short.
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At that time, many were quick to pronounce that the widespread adoption of such vehicles was still a long way off.
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Just take a look at how he handles this absurd lie from way off the fairway: He's practically on another hole!
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Johnson Matthey said it was tracking the technology, but believed it was some way off creating meaningful demand for the metal.
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That possibility is likely a long way off, but Pelphrey said this line of research has prompted excitement among autism scientists.
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That's an important change from a comment he made in early October about the neutral rate being a long way off.
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It took a little carousing, but the furry intruder eventually found its way off the pitch so the game could resume.
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Many people claimed that their matches were way off from the criteria they set, with a significant portion relating to distance.
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BARELY a fortnight after the end of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the 2022 edition might seem a long way off.
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Even for Remainers, Brexit remains vague and some way off, so they see little reason to cut back on spending yet.
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So whether this is Apple being judicious or merely limited by circumstance, its first 5G device is a long way off.
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Given the present state of teledildonics (the unfortunately named industry of internet-connected sex toys) cybergigolos are a long way off.
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So if Apple and Qualcomm can't work out their differences, 5G on iPhones could still be a long, expensive way off.
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But there are things that Nola could not have predicted that are going to throw her way off of her game.
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To me, the next generation is something like solid-state batteries with the solid anode, but they're a long way off.
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Any bailout from the EU would be a long way off because of regulations the bloc put into place in 2014.
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Even if it's a long way off, Dr. Prozialeck speculates that kratom might eventually find a niche similar to medical marijuana.
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Such situation suggests gains for sellers in cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro may be a long way off.
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U.S. crude is still some way off its peak of $51.67 this year, and Kilduff doesn't see it breaking that level.
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But even if general AI is a long way off, there's a case that we should start preparing for it already.
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The contract was last at $23,220, some way off the $21,2000 reference price set by the exchange for the January contract.
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States across the U.S. will need to have uniform rules on driverless cars, something that currently appears a long way off.
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Economists I've asked about that in recent weeks told me they suspected the next collapse was still a long way off.
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Far out: It's a long way off, but if this tech ever comes to fruition, there could be some crazy applications.
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Nonetheless, three days in, I couldn't help but feel that I was a long way off making a new best friend.
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But as far as having a female chief executive of a major bank goes — we're still some way off, she said.
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The "deconstruction of the administrative state" that White House chief strategist Steve Bannon says Trump wants is a long way off.
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Just heard Fake News CNN is doing polls again despite the fact that their election polls were a WAY OFF disaster.
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Membership of global indexes that contain both developed and emerging debt is still some way off for China, the bank noted.
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The time was a long way off his 2009 world record of 9.58 but that was never the issue at stake.
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Lindor went way off the first-base bag and Lester could have easily had him, but did not make the throw.
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The dollar slid towards 113.00 yen, but was still some way off a 15-month low near 111.00 set last week.
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"The initial plan to reach profitability by the end of this year now looks like a long way off," he said.
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But if you think you've hit the nail on the head with one of your evaluations, well, you're probably way off.
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According to Climate Action Tracker, the world remains a significant way off meeting its emission reductions goals even with American cooperation.
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Both health officials and drug industry executives have repeatedly told Mr. Trump that a vaccine was still a long way off.
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"But the entertainment industry moves slowly, and the problem is that, at this rate, parity is a very long way off."
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But just as the show is about to illuminate a great truth, it backs all the way off, leaving us stranded.
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But more than 16 years have elapsed since the attacks, and the actual trial is probably still a long way off.
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Ad hoc leaders quell rumors, provide news, and plan our survival with limited water and no safe way off the mountain.
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Niang was lurking way off to the right on the touch line, next to a Senegalese sub poised to come on.
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" On Tuesday, Mr. Kudlow, an avid free trade proponent who generally opposes tariffs, said that Mr. Navarro was "way off base.
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Spring still seems a long way off, but perhaps that's all the more reason to pay tribute to it in February.
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Chinese competition Way off in the distance, Airbus is likely to come under pressure from one of its best customers: China.
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Mr. Skaar, 22019, learned during his Air Force exit physical in 1982 that his white blood cell count was way off.
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Health-care shares were down slightly on Thursday with shares of insurer UnitedHealth leading the way, off by more than 1%.
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We are a far way off from machines learning the way a human does, but AI is already contributing to society.
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Two of us peeled away to bail water out — and with no one left to navigate, we steered way off course.
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Rowland's fate Rowland, meanwhile, made his way off campus, calling a woman he'd met on a dating site for a ride.
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" "Just heard Fake News CNN is doing polls again despite the fact that their election polls were a WAY OFF disaster.
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But as the automaker noted at its launch event in Los Angeles Sunday night, deliveries are still a long way off.
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Instead, the field's luminaries tend to say that it will happen someday — but probably a day that's a long way off.
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They just couldn't hear a single word of the official program happening way off in the distance at the main stage.
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He held that the Times report was "way off, or at least off," though he declined to say in what way.
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Today our world today scores a C+ overall — a long-way off from achieving the ambitious targets the United Nations has set.
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Futures contracts, which help traders manage price fluctuations, were supposed to be introduced within five years, but are still some way off.
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Experts say a vaccine is still a long way off, and could possibly take up to a year before hitting the market.
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My name, Lindsay Maizland, was transformed into "Line Maj-Britt" — way off the mark, but at least the first initials were right.
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Facts First: Trump's estimate was way off, though it was lower than the "close to 33,000" he had claimed during the speech.
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Market participants were surprised by the China data that indicates the balance between global fuel supply and demand is still way off.
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Facebook, Apple and Google are just three of the many companies generating billions of ad dollars this way off your private information.
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He maintains this is motivation for us to figure out a way off this rock and into a future of interplanetary colonization.
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An avid reader and voracious learner, Hamilton dreamed of finding a way off the island where he had experienced so much hardship.
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Full economic parity remains a long way off, as the EU's eastern and southern countries are still poorer than their western brethren.
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In the next month, it's mostly movies that are making their way off the site, and unfortunately, it's a lot of classics.
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Still, it seems like it would be useful for clumsy users to have a way to turn SOS all the way off.
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If you think choosing a sperm donor is about as easy as narrowing down blue eyes or brown, you are way off.
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The answer will probably involve handing at least part of the job to computers, but such systems are also some way off.
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" He added, "I mean they were way, way off the last time in every aspect of how they scored and projected Obamacare.
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I also found that occasionally my nose would somehow move the focus point way off center while I looked through the EVF.
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I hope that I am way off-base, and that the movie returns the franchise to the heights of its hallowed origins.
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This abuse became physical when he and another guest attempted to push their way off the ship in port at St. Petersburg.
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Making the Chickenosaurus that Horner envisioned "could be the end goal," Larsson mused, but all that's still an extraordinarily long way off.
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Kelly was supposed to be paying Drea $20,833 per month as of January 2009 but he fell way off schedule last year.
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Weak inflation data this week has helped reassure bond investors that an interest rate rise in the bloc remains some way off.
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But, that's when Matt turned the chill all the way off ... and buried two straight strikes for the W. The best part??
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Sadly, based on what the GOP just announced, our country is still a long way off from ever implementing actual healthcare reform.
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An official African Space Agency might be a long way off, but national space programs are looking at ways of working together.
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If an exchange rate seems way off from what you've been seeing elsewhere (read: too good to be true) it probably is.
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But the beginning of his next project was still a little way off, and he had not yet retreated into creative seclusion.
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While constitutional change may be a long way off, some analysts said they worried the consequences of Sunday's election were more fundamental.
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His coach Mulvey was guarded on where he would play Bolt and suggested the sprinter was some way off the level required.
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Now, with analysts forecasting that iron ore may stay around $45 per ton until then, that date looks a long way off.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed that the standard version of the Model 3 -- priced at $2000,22 -- is still a long way off.
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Full annual capacity of 260,000 tonnes is evidently still some way off, with the time line dependent on how smoothly commissioning goes.
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After that meeting, Powell raised the bar for further cuts, but hinted the Fed was a long way off from raising rates.
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So human-like autonomy is still a long way off, if not impossible, and the goalposts keeps moving too, according to JASON.
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The directors here, Adam Spreadbury-Maher and Greg Esplin, go doggedly in pursuit of fun, and the result is way off-kilter.
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Jonathan Lucroy was quickly erased on a three-pitch strikeout in which he simply flailed at a slider way off the plate.
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I'm someone for whom marriage is still a long way off, so I feel a bit out of place answering this question.
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Despite the agreement, signed in neighboring Sudan, many worry that a lasting resolution to the conflict is still a long way off.
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Sterling's reaction, however, was fairly modest, remaining quite a way off the 2-1/2-year low of $1.2015 reached this month.
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But in Londongrad, as the Russian community here is sometimes called, any widespread effect of these measures remains a long way off.
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The British currency still remains some way off its more than three-year high of 82.78 pence per euro reached last month.
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The U.S. currency added 173% to 6.9884, although that was some way off the 7.0038 level the yuan dropped to on Thursday.
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The U.S. currency added 43% to 6.9884 , although that was some way off the 7.0038 level the yuan dropped to on Thursday.
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The chair itself rolled all the way off the judges' platform, and Inaba crumpled to the floor in a fit of giggles.
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That will take it one step closer to selling its product, but it's still a long way off from hitting store shelves.
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But Washington's genteel Virginia is a long way off from the quotidian racino in Queens, where Mr. Suarez monitors the desperate action.
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The radiocarbon-dating estimate was way off, giving the impression that the samples were many hundreds of years younger than they were.
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Despite the rebound, issuance remained way off the highest issuance in more than 15 years in 2015 when $4.353 billion was raised.
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But the improvement could be short-lived, and analysts say a sustained turnaround in electronics demand is likely still some way off.
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Even if there were a peace deal, we know implementation would be a long way off, months at least, more likely years.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1925, still some way off last week's high of $1.2070, its highest level since January 2015.
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First, he thought elemental compounds of decomposed bodies would have made their way off the planet over thousands of years of human history.
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But Wright's vision is blurred thanks to Mason Plumlee, who's sagging way off Valanciunas and wasn't buying Green as the play's focal point.
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" Even so, he admits that "a universal fault-tolerant quantum computer, which has to use logical qubits, is still a long way off.
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Even if he wins 30 seats, which is at the upper end of what he's predicted, he is still a long way off.
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Since Trump took office a year ago, these drone strikes have increased, though they are a long way off their peak of 2010.
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The President's habit of touting the grandeur of forthcoming plans that are, in reality, a long way off, has often complicated the process.
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Here's another example from the same game, with Jusuf Nurkic helping way off Gibson in the strong side corner to thwart Towns's drive.
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But Royal Mail's shares are a long way off their post-privatisation peak in January last year, having dropped by about 46 percent.
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Repealing the ACA is all the way off the table, though it was already an impossibly steep climb even under unified Republican control.
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But the long-term value of automated driving is a long way off, as the tepid reception for Lyft's and Uber's IPOs suggests.
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The fifth generation of mobile networks—or 5G for most of us—is still a little way off providing your phone with data.
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But according to Cassi Lopez, head piercer at New York Adorned, and celebrity piercer J. Colby Smith, these assumptions are way off base.
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But sources say a Snapchat IPO is still likely a way off, with numerous sources predicting a mid- to late-2017 target date.
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Mr Moon, her successor, has extracted a promise to extend the deal to services and investment, but that seems a long way off.
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Though it's a long way off, this pork loin and beef liver may one day remembered for helping us merge with the machines.
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I think the middle class gets Donald Trump and I think, John, I respect your analysis, I think you are way off there.
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Charging prototype finding its way to Model S. Video: Tesla/YouTube Fully autonomous, self-driving cars might still be a long way off.
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Scholz, whose Social Democrats (SPD) are junior partners in conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition, acknowledged that banking union remained a long way off.
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Palmer donned a jacket draped way, way off her shoulders (a very Chanel-apropos jacket, it's worth noting) while Rihanna wore a stole.
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Canada's annual inflation rate cooled more than expected in March, underscoring expectations that any interest rate hike would be a long way off.
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Such ideas are some way off fruition: for now the project's applications are limited to fairly modest services such as traffic-congestion updates.
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If total control still seems some way off in outdoor farming, it is already close for crops grown in an entirely artificial environment.
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But I spent 24 hours exclusively using Uber services and Uber's app, and it's a long way off being a true transport platform.
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And I'm not blaming anybody, but I'm just telling you I think that the Fed is way off-base with what they're doing.
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Back in Bic Camera, that goal seems a long way off, as customers rifle through their purses and wallets for hard-copy yen.
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I turned my phone all the way off, and over the course of the next two hours I ugly cried in the dark.
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The firm's analyst raised his rating for the chipmaker to market perform from underperform, saying his predictions and forecasts were way off base.
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The Broncos have gone way off the rails in 2017, and it appears their post-Peyton QB conundrum is as weighty as ever.
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His toughest challenge of the day was making his way off the court as he was mobbed by dozens of fans seeking autographs.
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People are also way off when it comes to estimating monthly spending on these services, according to a report from Waterstone Management Group.
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The timing of those plans and the point at which firms would need to put them into action is still some way off.
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After we'd made our way deeper into the cave, my sister discovered a small side cave a little way off the prescribed path.
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" And although there is much talk around a transitional government, Tsvangirai tells CNN the actual formation of such a government is "way off.
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The panel is way off, so I wouldn't be surprised to see the Frog rap and dance his way to the semi-finals.
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So while life as normal might be a long way off, we shouldn't expect to be sitting in lockdown for the next year.
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Even though the texture was way off, the unusual citrus taste of the former First Lady's bar cookies was right up my alley.
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It should stimulate her fan base's curiosity, and it gives this otherwise bland book an excuse to go way off the deep end.
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In the US, some cases last longer than others, and appeals can extend the process, but veteran lawyers said Trump was way off.
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It would help if there were a global standard for cross-border co-operation in such cases, but that seems some way off.
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That may feel like a long way off, but when it comes to this lovable array of characters, they're definitely worth the wait.
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Too much of a good thing Easter Island may be way off the beaten path, but it still attracts a ton of tourists.
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She worked her way off public assistance, earned bachelor's and master's degrees, and saved enough money to pay for my Ivy League education.
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Kelyn Rowe, who had a strong game in midfield Saturday in his national team debut, acknowledged that Russia remained a long way off.
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Slutsky has set out, in his own small way, to challenge that stereotype, to make his way off Russian soccer's self-sustaining island.
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Abbeel says robots preparing meals are probably some way off, but he expects reinforcement learning to change the way these machines are programmed.
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Yet the trial is a long way off, and these plaintiffs, and all others like them, receive no other protection from the government.
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While the midterms are a long way off, their early choices about targeting and recruitment can have outsized impact on the eventual results.
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Many people claimed that their matches were way off from the criteria they set, with a significant portion of that relating to distance.
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We know that many refugees — millions, in fact — were forced to leave that country, so we're a long way off from that point.
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And we really won't know if Cybertruck's going to be a big hit or not until 2022, so it's a long way off.
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In fact, its simulation of these planets is way off at the moment, to the point that Romanyuk is considering some manual tweaks.
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As the plot goes, Ethan needs to Tarzan his way off a skyscraper to another just because it's more convenient or some shit.
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In London three-month aluminum is trading around $2,120 a tonne, some way off the five-year high of $2,215 hit earlier this month.
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Many hope that Snap can eventually offer an alternative to Google and Facebook for mobile advertisers, though that dream is still a way off.
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For the past decade, international focus has been on North Korea's ability to produce a nuclear weapon — something analysts predict is some way off.
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May's soggy Chinese trade data offered the latest sign that the world's second-largest economy was still a long way off from full health.
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Here's the problem: Trudeau's policies are a long way off from being the sort of egalitarian quick fix that he billed them to be.
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So one reason Mr Trump views overturning Roe as "a long, long way" off is the court's composition in the short and medium terms.
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Nickel stocks registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE), meanwhile, stand at 47,426 tonnes, a long way off their 2016 peaks above 100,20173 tonnes.
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Quantum computing is still a long way off delivering any actual tangible benefits, but that doesn't mean we can't appreciate it in other ways.
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But the European Central Bank is still some way off raising rates or withdrawing stimulus, making it even less able to counter a downturn.
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Combined with delays in processing asylum applications, it means we're a way off knowing the true implications of the refugee wave on European demography.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you thought Disney's only reason for buying Lucasfilm was to make more Star Wars movies, you're way off.
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Your local pizza-delivery service has nothing to worry about just yet; the food replicator in "Star Trek" is still a long way off.
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So it's made its way off of our smartphones, onto our faces, and then back onto our smartphones in the form of Instagram posts.
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But his dream of moving all or even most government workers is a long way off, if it is even to happen at all.
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But time is running out — we may have as little as 22025 years left to hit that target, and we are way off track.
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Corinne and DeMario -- whose now-infamous sexual exploits temporarily shut down 'BiP' -- reunited last month, but our BS detector was WAY OFF the charts.
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Her eBay auction ends next week, and so far the high bid is $33,400 ... so, she's a long way off that $1 mil goal.
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A peace settlement still appears a long way off after the United Steelworkers accused Alcoa of rejecting its latest offer on a negotiated settlement.
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Middleton looked stylish in a knee-length patterned dress, paired with sunglasses and a straw purse, as she made her way off the plane.
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The next step, Lannuzel said, would be to use 3-D printing to actually make the products, although this is still some way off.
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Even if Kim could be convinced to give up everything, that point is a long way off, certainly well beyond Trump's time in office.
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The internet star is profiting in a big way off his digital brand and has a massive following of 22 million subscribers on YouTube.
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However, footage of the encounter only captured Thompson repeatedly telling Weinstein, "that's too high," shortly after the producer's hands made their way off camera.
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Combined exchange stocks of 336,600 tonnes are now a long way off the highs above 22017,23.3 tonnes seen during the first quarter of 22018.
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But the effort is a long way off and likely to face staunch opposition from the pharmaceutical industry which has raised safety concerns. Sen.
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Some investors warn these market bellwethers — closely watched by central bankers hoping their vast stimulus injections will prove effective — are way off the mark.
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While hyperloop tunnels still make sense over longer distances, Jurvetson thinks those are still very expensive, complex projects that are a long way off.
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But with the war that has killed hundreds of thousands far from over, those displaced in swap deals see return a long way off.
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A national grid is a long way off, but it's a good long-term goal for climate hawks to keep fixed on the horizon.
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I do want to push back strongly on one point you made in the piece that I think is just way off the mark.
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That sounds like a long way off, but its appearance is among the 10 closest approaches by a comet in 70 years, NASA said.
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Senegal has tried to launch a couple early attacks with long balls down the wings, but they've been way off target with their delivery.
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While a family and kids may seem a long way off, getting long-term, high-value life insurance early is often a wise decision.
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These are just a couple of examples of dozens to choose from where the CBO has been way off base in its coverage predictions.
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But the election is still a long way off and hacking threats are likely to grow more sophisticated and dangerous as the election nears.
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The dollar was last down 0.4% at 0.9676 francs, although that was some way off the franc's 16-month high hit on Dec. 31.
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That's still a long way off, however — a pity, considering how well both my fantasy league and FSU's new players are doing this year.
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Ghost ships are a phenomenon in Japan, especially in the winter, when rough seas batter North Korean boats and blow them way off course.
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David Kotei, better known as DK Poison, fought his way off these streets; in 1975 he became the first Ghanaian to conquer the world.
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Whether he fights again or not, the final chapter in the story of Conor McGregor is still likely to be a long way off.
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The government of Puerto Rico recently admitted that the official death count of 64 is way off, and that it's probably closer to 1,427.
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But such plans are a long way off; even if they do come to fruition, the home would only be available to around 150 residents.
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It's a long way off, sort of far-fetched, and it raises all of the ethical concerns scientists are already worrying about with gene editing.
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Regulators are still a long way off approving Boeing's fix for the problem, meaning the aircraft is unlikely to return to the skies this year.
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A magic bullet to find the next gold medal winners is still a long way off, but the field is moving in the right direction.
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Claustrophobia has a strong foothold deep on an Amtrak train; you realize very distinctly that you're in a cramped metal tube with no way off.
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Perhaps Daryl Washington could finally work his way off the NFL's suspension list, but that ship may have already sailed in Arizona at this point.
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He doesn&apost feel like hitting that traffic jam so he reverses it all the way off the off-ramp all the way back there.
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The company's only junk bond also dipped 0.75 points to a cash price of 87.75 in thin trading, still some way off last year's lows.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, Rob Portman of Ohio, Susan Collins of Maine and Ben Sasse of Nebraska, those 20 votes seem a long way off.
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Judging by the events of the last year, which included a currency devaluation and two stock-market crashes, this may still be some way off.
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That's a long way off, of course, but the advances are welcome in and of themselves; they also contribute to our understanding of bat flight.
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In China, May's soggy trade data offered the latest sign that the world's second-largest economy was still a long way off from full health.
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There's also a more self-conscious, effortful laying down of foundations for a big mythic franchise with apocalyptic battles still way off below the horizon.
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One regular is Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal), a world-weary single mother who spies a way off the street corner in the fledgling adult movie business.
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That means the company is a long way off from pulling in the 53 percent margin it expects to eventually make on the Model 3.
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And for Remainers, Brexit remains some way off: the country's status within the customs union in 2020 is a distant worry for the average Briton.
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Recreational marijuana legalization is a long way off — advocates are currently working to ease access to medical marijuana, which was only made legal in 2016.
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Sloclap are a long way off completing Absolver, but based on its E3 showing, it could easily become of 2017's greatest indie-made successes.
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And after giving an emotional acceptance speech, Hill was seen comforting the actress as they made their way off the stage following her acceptance speech.
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He's obviously something of a regular, because the ducks recognise him from a long way off and come streaming up the road to meet him.
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The episode was meant to be fun and Virginia-themed (?), but its bland jingoism fell way off the mark, especially considering the Bachelorette's general apathy.
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Eisman believes that Deutsche Bank is a long way off from returning to profit as it is too dependent on leverage to improve its performance.
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Even if treatments like this are a long way off, growing these cells could be important for research, says Holt—mainly to continue doing experiments.
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The war between AI and humanity may be a long way off, but the war between tech billionaire and tech billionaire is only just beginning.
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If at the end of Season1 you expected things to turn around for the handmaids and society as a whole, you are way, way off.
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Though Mr Price's ambition of a preventive vaccine remains a long way off, this work offers hope of one that could treat those already addicted.
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Genscape analyst Jason Lord said the deal with Sinopec was far from secure, with any investment decision on the project still a long way off.
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The president has said he's "not even a little bit happy with" Powell and thinks the Fed is "way-off base" with its monetary policy.
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Helsinki-based mobile gaming startup Armada Interactive, which is still a way off from launching its first title, has closed a $3 million seed round.
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Trump has little choice right now, going forward, "The only way off for Trump right now is to quit or resignation or death," said Haynes.
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Even worse, Phil Mickelson deliberately hit a moving ball on the 13th green to prevent it from rolling all the way off the putting surface.
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The suction technology is a great thought, but way off when it comes to what is best about cunnilingus, which contains very little sucking, usually.
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Valentine's Day is almost here, which means all the limited-edition candies we're crazy about will soon start making their way off of store shelves.
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Spurs may still be a little way off in terms of winning the league, but nobody can deny they are a serious proposition these days.
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That's a long way off from a full-fledged karaoke feature, and it's worth noting that not everything Facebook patents becomes a consumer-facing feature.
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Like shining a bright light (the sun) into fog (Neptune), we can only see what's right in front of us — not the way off distance.
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"It'll be the first time that in a bipartisan way, with significant Republican support, the N.R.A. is told, 'You're way off-base,'" Mr. Schumer said.
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Due to the remoteness of the area, help was a "long way off" and the boy died by the time emergency crews arrived, Waite said.
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Which brings us to: This is obvious, but: Trump isn't up for reelection until 2020, and even the 2018 midterms are a long way off.
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In 2015 it reported a deficit of 5.1% of GDP, still way off the target of 4.2% set by the Commission and the official limit.
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The cars remain a way off Formula One pace but can accelerate from 0-100kph in 2.8 seconds and hit a top speed of 280kph.
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We're some way off the technological breakthrough that might enable us to challenge rape at a broader, systemic level, rather than responding to individual incidences.
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He declared that North Korea is "no longer a nuclear threat" even though any kind of detailed and specific agreement is a long way off.
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A third source confirmed Total was in the running for a stake, alongside several other oil majors, but any deal was still some way off.
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Yes. Staffing issues, such as unscheduled absences by Transportation Security Administration employees, could become a safety concern, though experts say that's a long way off.
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So we're a long way off from definitive answers on complex, layered behaviors like going home together after a date or marrying and raising children.
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Howard has recently been fired from the place he has worked and virtually lived for 25 years, and he goes off-script — way off-script.
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While this possibility is a long way off, what we do in the present will affect the future and determine the outcome of rising oceans.
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We may dream of eradicating poverty, wiping out violence and converting all poor public schools into palaces of learning, but that's a long way off.
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The big picture: Self-driving cars are a long way off, and newly available crash avoidance technologies like automatic emergency braking can't prevent all collisions.
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Reaping the benefits of globalization, China's GDP is now roughly $14 trillion, although it is still some way off the United States' $21 trillion economy.
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The dollar was last down 0.4% at 0.9669 francs, although that was some way off the franc's 16-month high of 0.9647 on Dec. 31.
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The general rule of thumb with him is there's always a chance things go way off script when he's speaking in or to the public.
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In particular, some of the research is making a staggering argument: This season's bushfires were so catastrophic, they caught modelers off guard—way off guard.
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Our fiscal hole is now so large that balance is a long, long way off, and it is better to focus on more credible goals.
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Retirement feels like a long way off for my husband and me, but we know we need to get serious about planning for our future.
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While any practical applications are a long way off, Baker said the findings could one day potentially help humans deal with viruses such as Ebola.
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We're a long way off from that, but it's in these concrete developments, not sweeping election interpretations, that we might find hope for American democracy.
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But the idea of a network of full-sized planes staying in the sky for months at a time seems like it's a way off.
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His quilts are no longer displayed flush against backdrops as they were in previous exhibitions, but are now increasingly working their way off the wall.
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"And I'm not blaming anybody, but I'm just telling you I think that the Fed is way off-base with what they're doing," he said.
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This new skin is a step toward squishy robotic overlords that can spy on us at will — but that future is still a long way off.
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Still, algorithms take some of the adventure and serendipity out of hunting for new entertainment, and rarely nudge a customer towards anything way off his radar.
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In episode two, we flip the script—kinda literally—and jet way off to the beautiful Northwest, where greenery, incredible seafood, and grass-fed meat await.
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It was like my emotions were controlled by a light switch; they were either all the way off, or blowing a circuit causing a citywide blackout.
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The president has said that he's "not even a little bit happy with" Powell and thinks the Fed is "way-off base" with its monetary policy.
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Deploying the technology reliably across an entire city for the purposes of spotting criminals is still some way off, but it's much closer than we think.
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And with self-driving cars still a long way off, many contenders could start to fade in the face of massive demands for funding and talent.
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My intention was to start a conversation about what it actually means to put family first, but my means of doing so were way off course.
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A report from Drewry Maritime Research last month stated that terminal automation and dock worker unions clashes would mean significant automation "seems a long way off."
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The digital currency is still some way off the peaks it scaled in late 2013, when it traded as high as $1,163 on the Bitstamp exchange.
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An official government strategy for tackling intimate partner violence seems a long way off yet, but simply talking about it is a good place to start.
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Rijnierse said she believed many of the victims had been detained prior to the trip and were too weak to fight their way off the floor.
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It marks a significant change from the 11.5 percent gain posted in 2014 and is also some way off forecasts collated by CNBC in December 2014.
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With five days to go till the closing ceremony, however, that goal seemed way off target as all those tipped for success had departed empty handed.
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"Artifical intelligence" and "machine intelligence" have become the de facto standard, but it writes a misleading check the technology's still a long way off from cashing.
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The treatment could benefit not only travelers but also overnight shift workers and people with constantly changing schedules, he said, but that's a long way off.
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Admittedly, I have not actually watched any of them and could be way off on this assessment, but I am convinced that they're all the same.
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If China overtakes the United States as Cadillac's top sales market, that would be "a long way off," perhaps five to 10 years, de Nysschen said.
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Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet shared the stage at last year's Golden Globe awards, helping stars and presenters find their way off stage as Miss Golden Globe.
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And Trump -- from his lack of experience to his willingness to veer way, way, way off the political script -- felt like a real risk to people.
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Then she veered way off course with this comment: "I feel so naive for saying it, but it's like dealing with racism," Clarke told Rolling Stone.
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Albert Wenger, another venture capitalist at Union Square Ventures, echoed the sentiment, but admitted that reducing the power of internet giants is a long way off.
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That possibility is a long way off, and the Blue Jays would have to defy the odds by winning two straight games to even the series.
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February indeed is a long way off and the White House roster will likely undergo more lineup changes than a Yankee-Red Sox extra-inning game.
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When people get chilly, they turn the valves all the way on until the room is too hot, then they turn them all the way off.
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If recent events inspire you to look for a way off this planet, we just got a lot better at hunting for another habitable space rock.
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At daylight, she was looking for a way off the island when she spotted a man in a truck on the bank and shouted for help.
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"We're way off numbers from where we should be this time of year and a lot of it has to do with [the coronavirus]," Rocha continued.
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The prisoner swap was welcomed in the West and could help thaw out bilateral relations, although a full normalization of ties is a long way off.
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And so I maybe propose things that are way off the scale for something that we can sell to even the most expensive or rich customer.
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The very notion that the first thing you create is just a straight photo, is like... You're way off on the other end of the spectrum.
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A NATO-style alliance is still a long way off and no one expects that attacks on Israel would require an Arab intervention and vice versa.
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But treatment may be a long way off: There still are no effective treatments or vaccines for SARS, a virus first identified almost two decades ago.
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Wall Street entered correction territory - registering a peak-to-trough decline of at least 10 percent - but a bear market remains some way off, for now.
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While this could seem a long way off, so did serious proposals to weave drug prices from other countries into U.S. policies only a year ago.
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World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday a vaccine might be available in 18 months, a long way off even assuming no hiccups.
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But investors took fright on Thursday when it became apparent that any gains were still some way off, wiping 22018 million pounds off its market value.
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People close to the president warned that Trump is even more unpredictable when he's angry, raising the possibility that he could go way off script here.
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Now, Green is backing way off his comments ... addressing the controversy on an ESPN radio show and saying his comments weren't taken in the right way.
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The rule was perhaps clearer when Jamaica goalkeeper Sydney Schneider was penalized after she had jumped way off her line to save Italy's Cristiana Girelli's penalty.
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Both companies are continuing to stockpile cash from private investors, meaning that an IPO for either one of them is probably way off in the distance.
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Hill was seen throwing his arm over the seemingly flustered La La Land star's shoulder as they made their way off the stage following her acceptance speech.
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The council is taking a surprisingly progressive position on the matter, but we're still a long way off from the birth of the world's first designer baby.
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While Psalm is way off base from the fan theory that they had named the baby Bear or Teddy, the name isn't completely out of left field.
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We're still a way off from augmented reality devices being an everyday part of our lives, but Bose's new sunglasses are a subtle step towards that reality.
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As we made our way off the bus, a particularly rowdy group of Guardians fans cheered our arrival while they waited in line by a porta-potty.
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Adams on the other hand believes debt restructuring is way off in the future given the low levels of trust between European leaders and the Greek government.
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I'm sorry to report, however, that while I do love the Lofree and it does work entirely as advertised, it's already made its way off my desk.
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Whether you're a liberal, conservative, moderate, or even a political agnostic, it is crystal clear that Trump has veered way off the accepted partisan and ideological script.
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The services PMI now stands below its long-term average of 55.1 and is some way off levels that have previously been associated with rising interest rates.
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Both of those responses are way off the mark if the GOP really wants to find a way to win on this story now and in November.
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However, most hedge fund managers seem to have concluded that the risk is some way off and prices have more scope to climb before the inevitable correction.
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"You don't want to walk that many buys, but Dave said my misses were good misses, that it wasn't like I was missing way off," Kennedy said.
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"Actual policy tweaks in terms of asset purchases or yield-curve control settings remain some way off, but words can be very powerful," said analysts at ANZ.
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Qualcomm, a chipmaker, has demonstrated technology for recharging a moving vehicle off any road surface, although this way of providing limitless range is still some way off.
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Yui is probably still a long way from real-world launch; Toyota's own Research Institute has said confidently that self-driving is still a long way off.
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U.S.-China trade talks may have restarted, but a potential deal is still a long way off, White House trade advisor Peter Navarro told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The U.S. and China have restarted their trade talks, but signs are showing a comprehensive deal could be a long way off, if it happens at all.
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It should also be pointed out that the company is still a very long way off its target of 1 billion tonnes of annual output by 2020.
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At the moment, legislation and medical standards fit to care for and protect people with DSDs are a long way off in most parts of the world.
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It's like being on a slowing treadmill with no way off—and all the more painful if your self worth has been wrapped up in your career.
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While a formal peace treaty may be a long way off, the two sides have discussed the possibility of a political declaration stating that the war over.
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Mr Fleming admits an Australia free of feral cats is a long way off: "But the fence strategy can buy time until a silver bullet is found."
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Harvey Weinstein says actress Kadian Noble is way off base with her allegation he engaged in sex trafficking when she met him in his Cannes hotel room.
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That's a long way off and, at least for now, it seems 6ix9ine will remain behind bars for much of that period ... if not all of it.
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Ledecky's 3:8003 was some way off her world record of 3:56.46 at the 2016 Rio Games but the American had never been so tested before.
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If Africa is going to become more prosperous, cross-border investment, too, will have to become a lot easier—and that still seems a long way off.
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A side effect of this was that the wheel fairings on the old front wing would often come loose or even get knocked all the way off.
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His lyrics have always been intentionally winding, confusing until the sixth or seventh listen, by which point the listener's understanding is a way off of Hull's source.
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It's a far cry from Gun Jack, a man who once tried to start a farm where transgender sex workers could find a way off the streets.
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Semenya won in 453:13.59, 16 seconds ahead of second-placed Carmie Prinsloo in a typically dominant display that was still some way off her personal best.
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The United States still harbors hopes of a grand bargain that will end the Syrian conflict, but putting Syria back together again is a long way off.
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All of this points to the likelihood that we are a far way off from a commercially viable AV service like those many in the industry envision.
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Ivorian Ben Youssef Meite was second in 10.01, while another Britain, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, was some way off the pace in third in a time of 213.
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That may seem like a long way off, but 28500 is when today's 6900 year-olds reach the normal retirement age and today's youngest retirees turn 2628.
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Admittedly, to buy the idea of a Bush comeback you have to believe that the New Hampshire polls, like those preceding the Iowa caucuses, are way off.
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But Ms. Sullivan, too, is afraid of the water, and she said convincing others in Flint that it is fit to drink is a long way off.
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Cowardice only entered into it lately, when, having led his caucus most of the way off the plank, Ryan chose to quit rather than jump with them.
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What started out as a tropical storm way off the coast has now progressed into a bona fide disaster worthy of our deepest and most sincere concern.
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The only thing that really stuck out was my zinc levels, which I was told was way off the charts high after running the test through twice.
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That is a long way off, of course, but if Tuesday's game was any indication, a Yankees-Braves seven-game series could be an extremely tight one.
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"This is still a long way off the quantities (of U.S. soybeans) that were usually imported prior to the trade conflict," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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"Clipper and Dragonfly are a little way off -- they're in the 2030s -- but I'm still looking forward to the imagery we get back from those," says Gill.
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The four-time First-Team All-Pro forced his way off of the Oakland Raiders during training camp and preseason, then landed with the New England Patriots.
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There are a few more stations with solar panels, but it's clear Tesla's still a long way off from fulfilling the picture Musk painted back in 2012.
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He would become more aggressive if there was a 10 or 15 percent correction, as long as he still thought a recession was a way off. Disclaimer
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A real man can admit when he's wrong -- and Fabolous says he was WAY OFF when he predicted doom for the Knicks when they drafted Kristaps Porzingis.
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IT'S HARD TO GET DOGMATIC IN ECONOMIC MATTERS PEOPLE THAT -- I WOULD SAY THAT THE -- JUST THE WHOLE EMPHASIS ON THE DEBT GOING UP DURING MY LIFETIME HAS BEEN WAY OFF THE MARK AND I'VE BEEN WAY OFF THE MARK WHEN I WAS BACK IN MY YOUNG REPUBLICAN DAYS, I WAS GOING AROUND SAYING ANOTHER DOLLAR OF NATIONAL DEBT WAS LIKELY TO THREATEN OUR FUTURE OR SOMETHING OF THE SORT.
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Crude prices have crossed the $269.53 barrier as a global glut eases, but are still a long way off from their 123 high of over $212 a barrel.
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This news possibly meant players loyal to the Cuban government, such as Gurriel, might find a legal way off the island and on to a big-league roster.
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Many of these problems would be alleviated if men's bathrooms were made with menstruation in mind, but we may still be a long way off from that change.
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LONDON — The moustachioed month of Movember might be a long way off, but a new campaign is hoping to put another type of facial hair on the agenda.
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Mr Holzhauer remains a long way off from the game's records for consecutive wins (74) and total regular-play winnings ($20153m), both set by Ken Jennings in 2004.
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However, WARR's prototype (which was a miniature pod weighing just 85kg) was still a long way off the 750 mph Musk hopes the technology to one day achieve.
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The device didn't make its way off-stage at the Unpacked event in late February, and a week later, it was trapped behind glass at Mobile World Congress.
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A Jeffersonian reform in the form of Web 3.0 appears a long way off, and its regulatory equivalent, a vigorous antitrust policy, does not look much more promising.
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Islamic State's defeat is a longer way off in Syria, and it has established footholds in pockets of lawlessness or instability from Libya to Afghanistan to the Philippines.
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The Bachelorette found some drama with Peter Kraus and Rachel Lindsay last year, but the most recent season found most of its drama way, way off the air.
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There has been speculation that a Le Mans win could hasten the 36-year-old's departure from Formula One, with McLaren still a long way off the podium.
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VIX, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, edged up to 19.4 but remained way off the 50-point level it hit during the peak of the sell-off.
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If anything, the lesson Israelis have drawn from such initiatives as the withdrawal from Gaza is that the preconditions for a Palestinian state are a long way off.
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And I think you've got to maybe look at how you approach that type of metric into branded content in future, but that's probably a long way off.
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I may be way off base here, but suppose that a ship's human inhabitants provide a moral compass for the ship's AI, however misguided that compass may be.
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San Diego Chargers fans want head coach Mike McCoy fired for his fourth-quarter play-calling, but they're way off base—at least about the play-calling part.
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Either option is a long way off from the $5 billion-plus Trump had originally sought for wall funding in order to deliver his signature campaign trail promise.
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"It is a long way off what we wanted," Munro told Reuters, referring to the inability to offer lower prices online, which is the most popular booking method.
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Influencers like 213-year-old Ryan of Ryan ToysReview, who is making an estimated $22 million a year, are profiting in a big way off their digital brands.
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They are all skeptical that given the red lines for both sides, particularly on the issue of the border wall, a final agreement is a long way off.
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After the meeting, the head of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), which represents Britain's largest employers, said the government was "a long way off" having a plan.
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The final season of Game of Thrones may still be a long way off for us mere mortals, but the show's actors are already saying goodbye to it.
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Ultimately, the only way to eradicate the antagonism felt by the ISIS supporters and their ilk is by education, but I fear that is a long way off.
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While the heyday of Lake Victoria's fishing boom in the 1980s and 1990s is a way off, better environmental protections and infrastructure could help restore the fishing industry.
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Even if FGA is way off, work requirements are still likely to save hundreds of billions of dollars and help millions of people become less dependent on government.
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Croatia surrounds the referee Cakir on the way off; they thought Lovren had a penalty appeal for a shirt pull on the final free kick before the half.
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With more than 80 miles of trails and a number of way-off-the-grid backcountry campgrounds, Guadalupe has a reputation for being a hard-core hiker's paradise.
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In statistics released on Friday evening — a prime time to break bad news — the Canadian government admitted that it was way off its already modest CO2 emission targets.
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In statistics released on Friday evening — a prime time to break bad news — the Canadian government admitted that it was way off its already modest CO20203 emission targets.
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He's fond of series of rapid single pirouettes, but one of his fortes is the way he does these with his torso thrillingly angled way off the vertical.
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The city laid out its first protected bike lane in 2017—a mile long, two-way, off-street "cycle track" separated from the main road by a curb.
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Watch This on VICE: "Nutraceutical" wellness weed is a long way off due to the precarious status of a federally illegal substance with legal status in some states.
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If Mr. Deripaska manages to muscle his way off the sanctions list, he would undermine the overall effectiveness of one of the U.S.'s most important diplomatic tools.
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It may be a long way off before Russia is allowed back into the G7, but Russia could be motivated to compromise in order to have sanctions eased.
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BOJ policymakers hope a sustained economic recovery will boost wages and consumer spending, but analysts expect inflation to remain some way off the central bank's 2 percent target.
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That future is still a long way off, however, and Uber can't shirk its responsibility to its drivers today because of a technology that is many years away.
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Still, October is a long way off and engendering confidence that anyone in the rotation beyond ace Luis Severino can regularly deliver command performances is a shaky proposition.
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The themes of feminism and racism appealed to the actress, she said, as they had ongoing resonance in a world where equality still felt a long way off.
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The themes of feminism and racism appealed to the actress, she said, as they had ongoing resonance in a world where equality still felt a long way off.
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While I'm still a long way off in terms of where I want to be, and I have some pretty specific goals, I'm very happy with my progress.
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As a medical practitioner, I can easily come up with examples in which medicine was quite confident of something, only to realize later that it was way off.
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You're right, though, about how he's way, way off his game "Argestes," which has seemed all but unthinkable since he all but cheated death early in season one.
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But California seemed a long way off on Sunday night in Chicago, where patches of Lake Michigan sat icily still as its waves labored toward its western bank.
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"Becoming a mum is something I've always dreamed of but for a long time I felt it was way off in the distance," the "Unwritten" singer told the publication.
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These are still a very long way off, but the Commission on Presidential Debates has already announced the dates and planned locations for its fall 2016 general election debates.
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Spanish, Italian and Portuguese yields continue to drop amid relatively strong economic conditions, confidence that ECB monetary tightening remains some way off and good news from the region's banks.
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They are down about 30 percent since problems at Westinghouse surfaced late last year but have come some way off lows as talks about the chip unit sale progressed.
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The nearest countries outside its limits are Indonesia and Papua New Guinea to the north; swing southeast and you'll hit New Zealand, with Madagascar way off to the west.
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What it's planning with Story Mode is a long way off from a service like PlayStation Now, which streams games out of a data center filled with powerful computers.
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"With overall economic momentum slowing and signs of domestically generated inflation proving hard to find, we think the first BoE rate hike is still some way off," he said.
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You can turn it all the way off by digging into the settings menu, but as soon as you turn it on for any reason, the cycle starts again.
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It is, of course, a little way off being a real thing: The team behind it refer to it as "the first step" towards a real modular interactive device.
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Full autonomy is still a long way off, regardless of whether we're talking about cars or big rigs, but tech like this can serve as a solid first step.
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As anyone who has strange stomach issues around their period knows all too well, regular menstruation can throw our internal rhythms way off — and our appetite is no exception.
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The company is still a long way off achieving this goal, but new research published by its scientists this week suggests they're at least headed down the right path.
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And while the 2016 election had its hits and misses for SurveyMonkey, the company did quite well in the Rust Belt in states where other polls were way off.
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Ryan plans to use his winnings to pay off college loans, and says he's already prepping for his next shot at 'Price' ... even though it's a looong way off.
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We're a long way off from solving youth homelessness, but even knowing the data on homelessness and health is a step toward making the lives of these kids better.
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They looked great with her shirt on, but when naked, they looked like they were made of clay – misshapen, lumpy, and way off to the sides of her chest.
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Prices for these units are higher than they ever were before but the number of units built and sold is way off levels achieved a decade ago, Warshawer said.
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We're still a long way off from an author of Lewis's caliber signing an Audible exclusive contract for an actual book, but that seems plausible for the first time.
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China's navy is still taking part in biennial naval drills called RIMPAC, hosted by America and joined by more than 20 other countries, that are under way off Hawaii.
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Although we're still a long way off from quantum computers being broadly and routinely available, quantum computers will one day revolutionize how we overcome the challenges we face today.
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The European aerospace group is part-financing the Munich Technical University project to grow algae for biofuel and, although commercial production is a long way off, hopes are high.
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But they ended up way off course in a remote wolf-infested Siberian forest near the town of Solikamsk, about 400 kilometers (250 miles) from the planned landing site.
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"The census is way off, there's a helluva lot more," said Bosnic, who has lived in Australia for 55 years and has seen three generations grow up in Sydney.
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I had to edit myself speaking to her, so that we weren't getting way off the path of what was, in a way, me dropping unconscious breadcrumbs for her.
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We're a long way off our target but I hope we have gained something elsewhere, and I hope we have won over the hearts and minds of the public.
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When he started in the business, Mr. Peters told a reporter on a visit to Jamaica, even the concept of ethnic diversity in modeling was a long way off.
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But when she started out with sisters Viola and Velda Tan, and their secondhand clothes blog in Singapore some 15 years ago, that vision looked a long way off.
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As the Trump administration appeared on the cusp of the deal announced Friday, lawmakers in both parties told The Hill that peace was still a long way off. Sen.
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That being said, Kenya's GDP per capita at $1,455 means the car at this price, while cheaper than other imported options, is some way off for the average earner.
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"The story by the way in the Times is way off, or at least off, but everything that I've done is 100% proper," Trump said about the Times story.
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Everyone thinks they know who it is and they all sound so sure about it and Tweet with such conviction—I love that, even when they're really way-off wrong.
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Image: David J. Phillip (AP Photo)Our conception of diabetes might be way off-base, a large international collaboration of researchers argue this month in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
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We're still a long way off from having a treatment or cure for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies, but scientists now have the means to create synthetic human prions in the lab.
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While this might be some way off, the Tesla boss said the more immediate threat is how AI, particularly autonomous cars, which his own firm is developing, will displace jobs.
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He tells you how things work because he hides nothing and that keeps everybody, in a weird way, off balance, because they&aposre not use to him speaking his mind.
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Fortunately, that is a long way off, as the French and British navies have shown by joining America and Japan to challenge China in the South China Sea (see article).
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Often when I got airborne, after calibrating the unit on the ground, the horizontal alignment would be way off, giving me a horizon that leaned at a 2993 degree angle.
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Holmes cautioned that a final decision is still "a long way off" and that future budgets would determine what the future of the close air-support aircraft will look like.
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Although China has seen stupendous economic growth in recent years, it is still some way off being rich, so it will have trouble absorbing the cost of this rapid ageing.
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Parker said that close to a majority of boards at the top 100 companies remain "all-white domains" and that hopes of reaching the target look "some way off course".
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It's admirable that Ford is taking a philosophical approach and is looking at how connected vehicles can change society for the better, however, this future is a long way off.
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But as climate scientists and well-informed politicians have been saying for months, global carbon emissions are way off track if we want to meet even the 2 degree goal.
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Steven Holl's suburban health centre in Shanghai (pictured) is some way off the architectural gymnastics of his Linked Hybrid project—a series of towers linked by bridges—completed in 2009.
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All of which — and at the risk of repeating myself — would suggest that a potential TransferWise public offering is still a long way off yet, something that Hinrikus doesn't refute.
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My guess was way off for the NBC debate, so I'm not venturing a guess this time... Fox Theatre: The "natural" venue choice Oliver emails: The Fox Theatre looks magnificent.
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The footage, shot by Simon Fraser University student Michael Fujiwara, first shows the sea lion bobbing around near the dock while food appears to be tossed its way off-camera.
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Maintenance and repair costs were lower than a human worker's salary, according to Shanghailist, but the employer's dream of replacing surly servers with well-oiled machines seems a way off.
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Although trade talks have restarted, a potential deal is still a long way off, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said in an interview with US media on July 2.
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The only person who knows "Becky" better than Beyonce -- and allegedly Jay Z -- is Sir Mix-A-Lot ... and he says Bey's description of the thot is way off base.
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Revel in the confusion of whether it's pronounced "ten s" or "excess" as that delightful etymological puzzle slams an energy drink and positively freestyle walks its way off your tongue.
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Nonetheless, Musk has said it's essential to become an interplanetary species lest humans face eventual extinction on Earth, and he believes his company can lead the way off our planet.
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That's still a long way off, but any service members stranded in danger before then can still count on an improved chance of rescue, thanks to this new spin doctor.
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Other dramatized scenes distracted from what could've been poignant moments, like when she shaves her hair all the way off or when her date rubs oil on her bare head.
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The Japanese yen, considered a safe haven, gained 0.3% to 106.42 per dollar as the Chinese data signalled that any resolution to the trade war was a long way off.
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Despite the North Sea outage and falling U.S. crude inventories, oil prices have remained some way off their $65.63 and $59.05 per barrel recent highs for Brent and WTI respectively.
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"Substantive progress on IP protections and cutting the US goods/trade deficit with China by a fixed amount seem some way off, or unlikely," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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The CBOE volatility index, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, eased to 18.91 points on Friday, way off the 13-point level it hit during the peak of sell-off.
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Indeed, for women like the unnamed seamstress in Santeramo in Colle, working away on yet another coat at her kitchen table, reform of any sort feels a long way off.
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Kelly Kopp, 48, a photographer who lives in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, said there was chaos on board as passengers struggled to find a way off the train.
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China's offshore yuan rose marginally to 21.3136, some way off the 20.4 low it hit on Thursday as investors fretted about the hit to the Chinese economy from the virus.
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That was a smart safety move, Mr. Thorson said, but also one that left the tumbleweeds, which would normally roll out onto the desert, with no way off the road.
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Ultimately Deontay Wilder, the WBC champion who holds the only meaningful belt outside the Briton's possession, would be an obvious target but boxing politics means that remains some way off.
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Brexit fears aside, borrowing costs are still extremely attractive with 10-year Treasury yields sinking to about 1.51% this week - even if rate hikes still seem a long way off.
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Throughout this unfocused staging, the ensemble dancing that would ideally take precedent — you know, the thing you're here to see, dancing cats — is frequently happening way off in the background.
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Image: GoogleThat kind of intelligent image processing is still some way off though: For the time being, you'd be lucky if Google Lens recognized you were having chicken instead of beef.
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Hamilton's time of one minute 40.126 was way off the German's 1:39.491, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo the closest challengers to Ferrari in second and third places.
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However, after IMMAF's recent application to become signatories to the WADA code was rejected, MMA is a long way off from securing the minimum requirements to be eligible for The Games.
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Though most scientists agree we're still a long way off from doing it clinically, it's a promising technology that has the potential to replace traditional in vitro fertilization to treat infertility.
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Spencer's Gifts is known for cheeky graphic T-shirts, among other (often very random) things — and while the mall staple sometimes misses the mark, its latest blunder is way, way off.
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Retirement from skating is still a long way off, but with the sense of relief and achievement that have come from winning a second gold, his skating priorities may be altered.
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The region is still a long way off from the near 2 percent inflation target, but economists say it's encouraging that Draghi might finally be ignoring the strength of the euro.
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He says some pretty nasty stuff to her on his way off the set, twisting her mental breakdown into a reason that, just like her mom has always said, she's unlovable.
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The actual end of that pact is still a long way off, but similar decisions in the past left Manila in a weaker position to counter China's ambitions in the region.
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Near future is usually a politely vague way of saying that it is not a super long way off, but when they say it, it sounds like they really mean it.
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Trump had frequently held Powell accountable, saying last year that he's "not even a little bit happy with" Powell and thinks the Fed is "way off base" with its monetary policy.
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The eventual objective, still a long way off, is full-blown clinical trials, in which modified embryos, purged of disease-causing genes, are reimplanted into their mothers and carried to term.
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The CBOE volatility index, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, edged up to 19.4 but remained way off the 50-point level it hit during the peak of the sell-off.
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They've won every game I've seen them use it in, and Erik Spoelstra should big-balls dance his way off the court if the Heat stifle the Rockets with it tonight.
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Today, he's hard at work again on Savior—this gorgeously hand-drawn platformer is some way off yet, with a rough release date of March 2018 listed on the Indiegogo page.
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"We're a long way off having a plan and leadership and that is still where we will be continuing to make (the point) that this is what businesses need," she added.
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It's supposed to casually move its hand to a spot in space to its right, but it goes up, up, up and way off course, then resets to its starting position.
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Tom Mesereau, the lawyer who got Michael Jackson and Robert Blake off, thinks prosecutors in the Bill Cosby case are way off base trying to re-try him for sexual assault.
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In practice, the exit period is some way off, so ministers may decide it is more prudent to leave the decisions until nearer the time when market conditions can be assessed.
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And even if they don't turn into huge stars, they already have enough music out that, if played in the right American clubs, will set a crowd all the way off.
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Considering that it's the fourth day of the new year, 2019 is a long way off for many fans, who have taken to Twitter to express their grief in meme form.
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Not expecting to take the weight back up, and now being thrown way off balance, I fell straight back and the loaded bar crashed and clanked to the ground behind me.
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Commercially viable, fully autonomous robotaxi service for dense urban areas is still a long, long way off — and definitely out of reach for startup and smaller companies in the near term.
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But we are some way off this, as the French option, proposed in late 2015, still requires debate and we think legislation is unlikely to be passed before end-June 2016.
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Tuesday's stunt was supposed to end with Amber hitting a target in Ryan's mouth with the arrow ... but her aim was way off and it struck him in the throat instead.
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Long dollar bets are at the biggest in more than a year and a half, with bets tripling from April lows though they remain some way off the November 2014 record.
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"China's bond market is still in a period of 'expanding inflows and restricting outflows' so I expect the southbound Connect is still a long way off," said one Chinese bond trader.
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The huge polling miss in Michigan was a cautionary tale: for all its excellence, FiveThirtyEight is only as good as the polls, which at least this time were way, way off.
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"While much progress has been made in computer-generated art as well as robotics, we are still a long way off from matching or even surpassing the human artist," notes Conru.
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A single Iranian woman who asked not to be identified because she feared for her safety said that short of attempting suicide or changing nationality, there was no way off Nauru.
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For the finale, the dancers high-stepped their way off the stage to the sounds of the Florida duo Black Violin, who, fittingly, mix hip-hop with classical violin and viola.
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The piece, "Anthology of Haegue Archives," might be read as ironic: a humorously self-important gesture from an obscure young artist whose career was a long way off from institutional support.
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We need only look to California, which just abandoned its high-speed rail boondoggle due to ever-skyrocketing costs, to see that even a $85033 billion estimate is likely way off.
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PSA's sales in China fell again in 2018 by 32% to 262,583 vehicles, a long way off the 1 million-a-year target it had set itself a few years ago.
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The CBOE volatility index, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, edged up to 20.43 but remained way off the 50-point level it hit during the peak of the sell-off.
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"Actual policy tweaks in terms of asset purchases or yield-curve control settings remain some way off, but words can be very powerful," ANZ Research analysts said in a morning note.
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The story for our main character, Michael Burnham, is that she thought her life was going one way and she makes a choice and her life is taken way off course.
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The industry is still a long way off from the quant revolution that has transformed the hedge-fund world, where at some shops quants and algo-based models are driving investment decisions.
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For the most difficult cancers, the day that the word "cure" can be used with confidence remains a long way off, top oncologists and drug company executives said in interviews with Reuters.
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Whether a quick glance at the benchmarks indicates you're right on track or way off the path, you'll want to take those guidelines with a grain of salt on your avocado toast.
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And since we now have the (slime) green light to tackle our spring wardrobes, we're keen to get this reinvented color-way off our warm-weather inspo boards and into our closets.
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That might seem a long way off, but grant proposals for the Art Works federal grant — which is specifically seeking to fund projects celebrating the Women's Suffrage Centennial — are due in February.
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Adobe's also working on touch-friendly, yet still apparently full-blown versions of other apps, such as Illustrator—although that app is "a longer way off from being released," according to Bloomberg.
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But the general election is still a far way off, and anywhere between 4% and 7% of registered voters said they weren't sure who they would vote for, depending on the matchup.
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Inventory registered with the ShFE closed at 387,663 tonnes last week, down by 13,522 tonnes on the start of the year and a long way off last year's peak of 993,207 tonnes.
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You can see the tracks laid for each of the tech giants, and there's no clear way off this path — to downward poll numbers and normal, grubby politics — for any of them.
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Until the U.S.F.L. achieved parity on the field — and that was a long way off — it had no hope of attracting large numbers of fans and robust TV ratings in the fall.
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But thats a long way off, and in my opinion, a waste of time to wonder about right now, says John Nolan, the play-by-play voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps.
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But they also are a long way off, and before we get to use them, there is a lot more technology to create and, beyond that, policy and legal challenges to overcome.
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In September, Neil Campling, co-head of global thematic group, Mirabaud Securities had said the initial plan to reach profitability by the end of this year looked like a long way off.
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J.P. Morgan economists said they now see much slower second-quarter growth of just 1%, down from their prior forecast of 2.25% and way off the 3.2% reported in the first quarter.
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The US and China recently agreed to restart talks in their months-long trade dispute, but the consensus among observers and businesses is that a deal is a long way off. 5.
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Sure, fall of 2020 seems like a long way off, but it makes sense, seeing as how the project is still rounding out its cast list and hasn't even gone into production.
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Such editing in humans is a long way off, but a spate of recent advances in mouse studies highlight its potential advantages over other methods of using Crispr to snip away diseases.
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The yield on Germany's 10-year government bond , the benchmark for the region, was steady at 0.527 percent, some way off the five-month high of 0.54 percent hit in early January.
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Trump said on Tuesday that a deal with China was a long way off and that he could still impose tariffs on an additional $325 billion worth of Chinese goods if needed.
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A Blackpool edition of Boy In Da Corner may be some way off yet, but with some work, it's scenes like this that can help to build prosperous experiences for future generations.
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In Pakistan, like many places in the world, marriage really is a social decision and we are a very long way off from young people being able to make those decisions independently.
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Lots of things on modern devices tap the system clock as part of their encryption/certification algorithms, so things (like, say, iMessage) start to break when your system clock is way off.
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Would we eventually see Maya (Sabrina Carpenter) and Riley (Rowan Blanchard) make their way off to college, where they would share a dorm room just like their dads did at Pennbrook University?
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"It is something that has again taken the president way off message, and it creates a sense of political doom or disaster," said one Republican strategist with ties to the White House.
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The listing of Aramco is slated for 2018, so the appointment of banks to run the share sale as lead managers and book runners is still some way off, the sources said.
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Yet the latest round of discussions in the Qatar capital Doha has become bogged down, despite early signs of progress, and Zahar gave the impression that a deal was some way off.
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The investor, a former Boeing aerodynamics engineer, explained that the Zip 2 design lets it go a long way off a single charge, giving it an advantage versus other drones or planes.
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The 2020 election might seem like a long way off, but Iowans will cast the first votes of the 20213 presidential primaries and caucuses just a little over three months from now.
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It's still possible that the reversal of those policies will have a destabilizing effect, but even if that does happen — and I hope it doesn't — I was still way off the mark.
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With the other prominent postings coming vacant including the European Central Bank (ECB) head, the EU parliament leader and the bloc's chief diplomat, analysts think agreeing a package remains a way off.
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As in: Don't eat anything or touch your little face without first washing your hands with warm water and soap, and drying them all the way off with a clean paper towel.
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It is much easier to guess a musician's voice compared to an actress or athlete on this show which makes it more baffling that the panel was way off with their guesses.
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Ferrari's Vettel, now 70 points behind the Briton, has to win to have any mathematical chance of denying Hamilton the crown but he also looked some way off the Red Bull's pace.
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Models released in the US and certain other regions use Qualcomm Snapdragon processors and have already received a security patch this month, so the features update may be a little way off.
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With the Democratic Party largely leaderless and the 2020 presidential primary race still a long way off, one person has served as a rallying point for dispirited Democrats: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Bitcoin's dominance has recovered since it hit its lowest level in January but the price, which was at just over $7,000 on Tuesday, is a way off the December all-time high.
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As the man made his way off the train, he turned to the passengers recording and said, "WorldStar that" — a reference to a popular website that often showcases clips of violent altercations.
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For his part ... Gray still seems to think the whole altercation was insane -- telling TMZ Sports when we got him out Craig's earlier this week, "He was way off in his assessment."
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Well, way back in season one we see Ned and Robert — who are close friends and political allies, let's recall — arguing about whether they should assassinate Daenerys way off in distant Essos.
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"The scale and realism of the explosion would have worried a lot of people who were quite a long way off and not able to see the film crew and cameras," he said.
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Jimmy Butler As someone who chronicled the good times of your favorite NBA players all summer I can say with authority that Jimmy's Instagram posts have tapered way off since the season started.
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That, of course, is a long way off, as Prince William would need to be king, and Princess Anne would need to no longer be alive for Charlotte to be named Princess Royal.
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BUT I THINK GOLDMAN SACHS CAN SERVE CONSUMERS IN A DIFFERENTIATED WAY OFF A DIGITAL PLATFORM AND WE ARE QUITE EXCITED ABOUT IT. FROST: AND WHERE DOES THIS GO IN FIVE YEARS TIME?
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U.S. drone strikes in the border regions of Pakistan have picked up since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January 2017, though they are a long way off their peak in 2010.
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While Uber is aiming to encroach on giant future markets — where people no longer own cars and where eating in has more substantially disrupted dining out — that goal is a long way off.
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But these arcane machinations seem a long way off as Trump, on the road again, alternately soothes his ego and stokes his base, churning through an updated, triumphal version of his campaign doggerel.
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Maybe, down the line, this will lead to some important findings on what causes someone to be in the 20 percent group and how to help them, but that's a long way off.
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A left hook swung over Charles head and Marciano was all the way off to Charles' left side, but decided to swing his right all the way back across himself to pursue Charles.
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Natalie Portman plays a pop star who's starting to unwind in Vox Lux, a gorgeous, dreamy-looking movie that, based on this trailer, seems to go way off the rails at some point.
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True stem cell hearing loss treatment is a long way off, but the result is, as far as they can tell, the first time anyone's created hair cells from human pluripotent stem cells.
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Many believe that self-driving cars are still a long way off, and that they need to be implemented with caution—especially after a fatal autonomous vehicle accident involving a Tesla this summer.
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Sure, for a day or even a week during his first six months in office, Trump would avoid sending an inflammatory tweet or straying way, way off the teleprompter when delivering a speech.
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Hammond told reporters that Britain needs about 4.5 billion pounds a year to fill the gap left by the end of EU funding, although Britain's actual exit date may be some way off.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Inventory levels at multi-brand watch retailers are still too high, two top industry executives said on Tuesday, suggesting a robust recovery in luxury watch sales may be some way off.
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The world was waking up more and more, but we were a long way off from Time's Up. The clock was still ticking back then, even if no one could quite hear it.
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Corcoran, flushed though she was at the handsome naked model, said the valuation of the company was "way off the charts" and there was too much competition from other paint-and-sip operations.
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So the fruits of the hoped-for bonanza, which might have been expected to boost Mozambique's miserable ranking in the UN's latest human development index (180th out of 188), are some way off.
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Our world feels tilted way off its axis since Donald Trump took a hammer to it, but Sherlock plays with the idea of assassins' guilds and the British government intervening in conflicts abroad.
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Though approvals remain some way off - idasunutlin's planned filing date is 2019, for instance - Roche insiders in Basel are relieved that pRED appears to have regained its footing following years in Genentech's shadow.
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An anti-aging pill is still a long way off This means that there will be relatively more people claiming pension benefits, and fewer people in the workforce paying taxes to support them.
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But we are a long way off yet from understanding fully how the "empire" in Squid Empire functioned: how these amazing creatures built their societies, however unlike our own they may have been.
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For those who relate to the latter, I've compiled a list of mindless media available on Netflix to help you turn your brain all the way off before your food gets cold. Enjoy.
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