This is where our desire for Design Within Reach style on an actually-within-reach budget has gotten us.
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Is her reward — and France's — finally within reach?
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The issue is not internet availability: 97% of the global population now lives within reach of a mobile cellular signal, while 93% are within reach of a 3G or higher network.
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" Her husband describes the couple as "Enlightenment Within Reach.
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BANGALORE, India — India is within reach of the moon.
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My success had always been clearly defined and within reach.
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A personal chef is not within reach for most people.
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Maybe blame falls on them domestically because they're within reach.
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But Felix, the wiliest of the bunch, slips within reach.
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They should be within reach for every family in America.
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"Our target of 60 is again within reach," he added.
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The district is considered within reach for Democrats in November.
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Paulsen's signature brought the effort further within reach of succeeding.
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Everything is where it should be and easily within reach.
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The beauty and ecstasy Taurus craves are well within reach.
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A growing number of activists say it is within reach.
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Having a portable, freely available energy source seems within reach.
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Some energy experts say Sharif's electricity goals are within reach.
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An electronic cigarette sat on the table, easily within reach.
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Dog puppies will quickly attach to any human within reach.
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Within reach, local villagers carry on with their daily lives.
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Many of them are within reach of North Korea's artillery.
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A place in the final 16 should be within reach.
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Trump has made clear he thinks Minnesota is within reach.
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DeVos to keep the American dream within reach for all.
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She cried all day as the goal came within reach.
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A bolt within reach is tempting, but he resists and commits.
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"Everything I ever wanted seemed to be within reach," she writes.
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It didn't keep the Cardinal within reach of Utah for long.
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That's about 8-inches, well within reach of the backyard astronomer.
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He set his revolver on the ground, but still within reach.
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This alternate history was within reach of becoming the real history.
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One poll this week suggested that was within reach for Macron.
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Now, those ledges far above Mario's jumping height are within reach.
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Store it in a pocket so it'll always be within reach.
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"Everything I ever wanted seemed to be within reach," she wrote.
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The other women removed their headscarves but kept them within reach.
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Superfoods are certainly within reach for upper middle class urbanites folks.
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We're outside but still within reach of emergency responders or friends.
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Duke put together a run, a sixth Maui title within reach.
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COFFEE WITHIN REACH I get up between 7 and 8:30.
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Change is difficult, but with persistence, it is always within reach.
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He is also within reach of greater riches as a boxer.
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Haliburton's eight points paced the Cyclones and kept them within reach.
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It turned out that my salvation had always been within reach.
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So she probably has a lot of such products within reach.
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Control of Congress is now within reach for Democrats in 2018.
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By the 1990s wiping it out completely seemed tantalisingly within reach.
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But if Section 377 falls, even that horizon feels within reach.
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Today, the basic tools are within reach of high school kids.
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Even affluent Americans don't feel the American dream is within reach anymore.
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A deal on Cypriot reunification, which is within reach, would be another.
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In Pennsylvania, auditors found a tree-trimming saw within reach of children.
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Semi-final places are coming within reach in ice hockey and curling.
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The problem is obvious; the stakes are huge; solutions are within reach.
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The best news is that many of these apps are within reach.
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Without the additional weight of student loans, those goals are within reach.
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Jordan's team has staged a comeback and brought the game within reach.
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A democratic Iran, she added, is an imperative and is within reach.
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Barrasso asked McCabe Wednesday if she thinks the goal is within reach.
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The goal of becoming the world's largest snack provider is within reach.
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Kabobs, grilled veggies, burgers, hot dogs, and more are all within reach.
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And then the protesters' policy goals will be within reach as well.
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Now, for the first time, a solution is within reach in California.
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Distant possibilities, like universal access to once-reserved knowledge, seemed within reach.
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"We are within reach of a world free of Guinea worm disease."
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If he remains productive and injury-free, the mark is within reach.
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Whatever it is, it's within reach if you want it to be.
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KS11 to within reach of its all-time high marked in 2011.
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With the ice in retreat, those resources will come increasingly within reach.
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If you are hungry now, with food within reach, why would you wait?
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After years of slow progress, it appears that future is finally within reach.
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The fancy photo company's latest, an adorable instant camera, is well within reach.
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Texas answered with a 3-pointer by Courtney Ramey to stay within reach.
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Stigmatized in words, the horror became accessible, within reach of one and all. . . .
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The dream of owning her own Dairy Queen franchise was finally within reach!
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Oh, and it promoted a future where "time travel" technology was within reach.
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So the idea of increasing that to 5 million seems well within reach.
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There is rarely a moment when I'm not within reach of a firearm.
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After eight years of crisis and recession, normality at last seems within reach.
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And for investors, it puts a new asset class even further within reach.
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Just press it to the mirror and your brush is always within reach.
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It takes great delight in tripping one when success is almost within reach.
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Here we have the second reason why a solution is now within reach.
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If Texas were within reach, the Clinton campaign would be ramping up here.
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In July 2014, Herman Miller struck its deal to buy Design Within Reach.
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The strengthening of our democratic spirit will be challenging but is within reach.
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With leadership from candidates and the right policy reforms, change is within reach.
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The midterms revealed that the margin for victory in Georgia is within reach.
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She's still on the edge, but glory finally seems to be within reach.
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An amazing quality of life for all of our citizens is within reach.
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Bipartisan action to advance medical innovation for healthier Americans is now within reach.
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The euro was steady at $13, within reach of a two-month high.
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There were several close calls -- moments when Smart was within reach of freedom.
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"We know that a win-win-win agreement is within reach," she added.
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Now he is within reach of his second major title of the year.
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With low average prices, buying a home is within reach in this state.
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Danny K. Davis told Clemons that bipartisan agreement is within reach on homelessness.
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All because they are within reach of the indiscriminate arm of MS-13.
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Asia stocks edged higher on Friday and were within reach of record highs.
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Success is always within reach, if just one thing would turn out right.
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If results break right, a place in the final 16 is within reach.
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Trump's impeachment, it seemed, was more plausible than ever—his downfall within reach.
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And it's all instantly within reach, via a gazillion different (and still evolving) formats.
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Untangling them will require new kinds of experiments, which may soon be within reach.
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If possible, position yourself near a window or at least within reach of sunlight.
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Still, it was difficult to be just within reach of achieving a major goal.
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More cooperation in crime fighting, the military, asylum, energy and digital is within reach.
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The Playboy Club was, for years, a glamorous escape within reach of the city.
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Greatness is a point forever receding in the distance, and yet somehow within reach.
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A surge in consumer financing has put desirable baubles within reach of more Indians.
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Working this way puts a high-dollar project within reach of even small churches.
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At least two other candidates trail within reach of obtaining the coveted second spot.
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It's like they are on the edge of something enormous that's just within reach.
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After years of sparse data and theoretical daydreaming, a solution finally seems within reach.
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On the contrary, a local, sustainable, small-scale farming future is entirely within reach.
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It woks like a touchscreen without actually having the screen within reach to touch.
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Is it coming within reach, as so many entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley now believe?
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Ten billion dollars seems well within reach if things continue along the current trajectory.
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Now, 22 years after his son's death, justice appears finally to be within reach.
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A solution to the pilot shortage is within reach if we begin working together.
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But just when the plan seemed within reach, the past caught up with him.
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Yet, it remained within reach of a record peak touched earlier in the month.
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The new potentates in Washington may feel that the dream is within reach. ♦
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If coal continues its downward trajectory, the targets may still be within reach. Barely.
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After years of resistance, proponents say their long-sought goal is finally within reach.
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"I'm within reach if I shoot a really, really low round tomorrow," Woods said.
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If Sanders shifts gears in these and other ways, victory will remain within reach.
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There were signs of hope on Monday that an agreement could be within reach.
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She had set it up with everything she needs within reach from her chair.
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Even so, the vote prompted speculation that a price deal might be within reach.
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If you don't have a tissue within reach, cough or sneeze into your elbow.
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The Free Iran rally exuded the promise that change in Iran is within reach.
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But the American dream, under this president, seems to be no longer within reach.
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But she gently corrected me; she wanted to have everyone almost literally within reach.
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Until recently, the goal of a tobacco- and nicotine-free generation seemed within reach.
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The solution is within reach and all Congress needs to do is their job.
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"We know that a win-win-win agreement is within reach," Freeland told reporters.
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Those two companies have increasingly offered products priced within reach of middle-class customers.
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For global pharmaceutical companies, a made-in-China blockbuster drug may be within reach.
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Fortunately, a happy medium between deadly scarcity and over-indulgence may be within reach.
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As for the Dow being within reach of 20,000, Nelson said he's excited about it.
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The was up 12.43 at 2,270, within reach of its all-time high of 2,220.
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Now, though, new technologies are beginning to bring this kind of construction back within reach.
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A resolution to something that seemed hard to fix is completely within reach right now.
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It also means that the millions of tourists passing through Disneyland would've been within reach.
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Demandware customers include Design Within Reach, Lands' End, L'Oreal and Marks & Spencer, the company said.
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Get a few dozen utilities to team up and those 1,000 examples are within reach.
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To be sure, there are some gauges showing that the 2% goal is within reach.
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As you go through your benefits, it's helpful to keep a terminology reference within reach.
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He was being transferred to Paris so that he would be within reach of Warsaw.
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A field of wildflowers undulates behind him; the pewter-bellied clouds seem nearly within reach.
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Ireland's foreign minister said negotiations would continue and that an agreement was still within reach.
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The range puts the missile within reach of potential targets in Norway, Finland and Sweden.
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Now that summer months are finally within reach, we're already plotting our next big vacay.
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Democrats are within reach of gaining a House majority, Goldman said in a report Monday.
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Bipartisan solutions to these problems should be within reach and may emerge in the Senate.
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Now, he is well within reach of the top ranking again at the Paris Masters.
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It's one of the more expensive dishes in Singapore — but even so, it's within reach.
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For the first time in a generation, we are within reach of meaningful tax reform.
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Judging from this year's theme, the WEF believes creating a shared future lies within reach.
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However, Trump said he was confident an agreement between the two nations was within reach.
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Suddenly, a first-choice school may be almost within reach but still not quite affordable.
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Within reach are his alarm clock, which went off — as usual — at 245:63 a.m.
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As he spoke, Bouvier kept four Nokias and a BlackBerry within reach at all times.
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For now though, ditching the daily dose may be the convenience most readily within reach.
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By halftime, the Connecticut lead was down to 36-31, and history was within reach.
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Under this administration, the funding that hawks dreamt about for years might be within reach.
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Isn't the point, after all, that moral action is within reach of any of us?
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And then there is always a copy of Walter Benjamin's "The Arcades Project" within reach.
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Bloomberg first reported that the Jeter-Bush group was within reach of buying the team.
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The door is open and the opportunity to begin eliminating a nuclear threat is within reach.
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If we're thoughtful about where we create these conservation areas, there are multiple wins within reach.
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With 687 home runs, Rodriguez is within reach of Babe Ruth's 714, as well as 700.
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"He failed to attain the psychological 60 percent level that had seemed within reach," O'Rourke said.
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"He failed to attain the psychological 60 percent level that had seemed within reach," O'Rourke said.
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The common currency was within reach of a three-year peak of $1.0.75 set on Wednesday.
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Her main objective for the line, though, was to be within reach for the average woman.
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The result is organic and self-assured, making the message of intersectional inclusivity feel within reach.
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Feminists have long held up culture change as a goal, and it now appears within reach.
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Mexico's peso trimmed losses but was still within reach of a life-time low seen overnight.
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Objects in the game are bigger and closer and feel as if they are within reach.
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Shares in the companies rallied through the week with hopes that a settlement was within reach.
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Shares in the companies rallied through the week with hopes that a settlement was within reach.
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However, should Ikee replicate her Jakarta form in Tokyo, that golden goal looks well within reach.
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This raises the question of whether the Vive will ever come within reach of ordinary users.
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In April, Trump said he was convinced that an end to the violence was within reach.
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And, then Design Within Reach and the big-box retailers are other competitors of ours. Right.
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America is blessed with expansive mineral deposits and a more secure mineral future is within reach.
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Some personal milestones will be within reach, including a noteworthy one for Arizona slugger J.D. Martinez.
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The common currency was within reach of a three-year peak of $1.2323 set on Wednesday.
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S. and China have been actively keeping alive hopes that a trade deal is within reach.
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Smaller, cheaper satellites have already brought low Earth orbit within reach of the average space dreamer.
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Expanding resources at critical access points is crucial for putting dental care within reach for families.
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Frontotemporal dementia attacks people in their fifth or sixth decade, just as retirement comes within reach.
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But Mr. Franklin said that while Design Within Reach declared the reverse split effective on Aug.
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We believe a political solution that will protect and empower all Yemeni people is within reach.
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To the Editor: You are correct that we are within reach of an end to AIDS.
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A peace process leading to a mediated political accord is a long shot, but within reach.
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Laila is within reach but still not his, and as the realization hits, Kaes slowly unravels.
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The greenback fetched 111.51 yen JPY=, still within reach of Friday's 17-month low of 110.67.
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Facebook has ricocheted back to prescandal levels and is now within reach of record highs again.
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However, when desire and cost will align to bring Mars within reach is as yet unknown.
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Rosol won the next two points, but with a key service break within reach, he cracked.
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The improvements in this bill will help put a college degree within reach of more children.
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Your hopes and dreams for the future finally feel within reach—maybe change isn't so bad.
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"He failed to attain the psychological 763 percent level that had seemed within reach," O'Rourke said.
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He would have surrendered to impulse at his penultimate peak, when godliness was just within reach.
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Whether you want to make anything from cookies to bread, know that success is within reach.
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We're unprepared for pandemics, and technological advancement is bringing within reach new threats to our world.
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A Caesar is always within reach there, as it is across the rest of the country.
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It paid twice the minimum wage and put her dream of buying a home within reach.
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A greener future is within reach, but not if a tax bill targeting electric vehicles passes.
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Malibu — home of surfers, sunsets, and celebrities — is within reach with the $3.5 million Wing House.
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However, the president said he was confident an agreement between the two nations was within reach.
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Despite the endless May showers, Memorial Day weekend — the unofficial start to summer — is within reach.
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BUT I THINK A DEAL IS VERY LIKELY WITHIN REACH IN THE VERY, VERY NEAR FUTURE.
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EU officials say a withdrawal deal is within reach but British officials say "big issues" remain.
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For all the plant-based and lactose intolerant among us, ice cream is still within reach.
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On the one-year anniversary of the Cougars' last victory, a huge upset was within reach.
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This goal is eminently within reach, but it will require immediate action by the Trump administration.
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Congressional leaders expressed optimism that an agreement on the longer-term spending package was within reach.
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Maybe some will leave for sunnier places or for bigger clubs within reach of the Thames.
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Just a year earlier, a resolution to the decades-long conflict had finally seemed within reach.
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The Aggies kept the game within reach by forcing 483 Minnesota turnovers in the first 20 minutes.
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Le Tote, a subscription fashion rental site based in San Francisco, wants to put it within reach.
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Like the predatory Mantis insect, this vehicle can ambush and strike rapidly when prey is within reach.
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Even so, the pace is moving quickly now and even more precise results are likely within reach.
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"Regime change in Iran is within reach as never before," leader Maryam Rajavi said at the event.
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We believe without fail that cures are within reach if we dare to do more, not less.
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If Marks's wisdom is as thoughtfully heard as it is expressed, such an aspiration is within reach.
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Prices should fall for the young, but probably not enough to keep plans within reach for everyone.
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He's been winning delegates so far at a rate of 49%, making that target well within reach.
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The belief that your dreams are within reach may be the most important piece of the puzzle.
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As a result, the insurance within reach of the poor would be useful only if catastrophe struck.
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The phone rested on a large table, as did the TV Everything I needed was within reach.
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If you start early, spend wisely and save diligently, your million-dollar dreams are well within reach.
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Now that Mr Woods has rediscovered his form, might golf's most treasured record now be within reach?
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Temple forced the Cougars into six turnovers — including five steals — to stay within reach at the break.
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It's a fairly convoluted process, but Strauss and Ceze believe a DNA storage future is within reach.
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Officer Óscar Sedano drives the truck wearing a bulletproof vest and with two loaded guns within reach.
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Unlike the extraterrestrial supercars unveiled earlier in the morning, the DB11 is within reach for mortal Earthlings.
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Wigginton led all scorers in the first half with 14 points as the Cyclones stayed within reach.
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This means that if the tenfold-per-decade improvement continues, the target of 2050 looks within reach.
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Since your scalp remains oilier than usual, keep the dry shampoo within reach and spritz when needed.
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"We're within reach but we won't get anything done until the main event is over," Donohue said.
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Building a model is equally hard, but is within reach of anyone who can open a spreadsheet.
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His longstanding goal of changing the constitution to grant the presidency executive powers may be within reach.
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These solutions are within reach--it does not require scientific breakthroughs, it requires courage, will, and leadership.
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And with 80,000 points from the sign-up bonus, all of these destinations feel more within reach.
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The House majority may be within reach for Democrats, but it's still far from a sure thing.
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But doing that kind of configuration is not going to be within reach of the average person.
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This background should now be within reach of both LIGO and its European kin, the Virgo interferometer.
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It made nice homes, flashy cars, and expensive consumer products within reach for earners across income levels.
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But winning 90 games, as the Cardinals did in their last championship season, seems well within reach.
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Back in my test kitchen in London, I'm sadly not within reach of a plot of grapevines.
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Despite nearly uniform skepticism from mainstream economists, he insisted that much faster economic growth was within reach.
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Democrats need to gain 23 seats to win back the majority, a goal that appears within reach.
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New technology has put air taxis within reach, and regulators are wrapping their heads around the idea.
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At $23 (with wine), the dinner I attended is not within reach for most people every weekend.
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They are both perfectly designed rectangles that can be slipped into your pocket to stay within reach.
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The common currency was still within reach of a three-year peak of $1.8 set on Wednesday.
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These are common sense measures that would help put a college degree within reach of more children.
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There's only one cabinet within reach of the stove, and it's also the only cabinet near the dishwasher.
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However, many of the specific attacks described in the piece would be within reach for a common criminals.
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Lucky for him, the two appear to have been at a restaurant, so steak knives were within reach.
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That's enough to put that new pickup truck within reach or buy new school clothes for the kids.
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The car was possibility, a dream within reach, and the clunky embodiment of that quintessentially American notion: freedom.
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In July America moved Reaper surveillance drones from Poland to Romania, putting the whole Black Sea within reach.
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She remained hopeful though, because the one love of her life, hockey, was very much still within reach.
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At $2,295 for a single Magic Leap One headset though, it's not exactly within reach for most consumers.
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My children will push just about any button within their reach—and sometimes those not within reach, too.
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When sitting down, a bar extends from behind the seats, pushing the seatbelt within reach of the driver.
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Reformers from São Paulo to Stockholm think that edtech can put individual attention within reach of all pupils.
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If you make a few extra contributions, it's clear that a $285 million goal is well within reach.
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Once my savings account hit $50,2470 in mid 2000, I knew my home ownership dream was within reach.
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Bruce Bloom, boss of Cures Within Reach, an American repurposing charity, says 19603,000 generic drugs have been approved.
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Mr Trump told reporters that he might let the deadline slide if a good deal is within reach.
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While the $35 deposit is still a barrier for some people, the daily payments are typically within reach.
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Just five of the stocks of the Dow 30 have carried it back within reach of record highs.
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In this paradigm, transformative change in Iran is indeed within reach if the U.S. capitalizes on these opportunities.
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It has brought affordable care within reach for millions who were previously denied coverage or charged exorbitant premiums.
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The Panthers only made 1 of their first 6 shots, but stayed within reach with long-range shooting.
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By the time of the agreement in the summer of 2014, Design Within Reach had rebuilt its business.
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A quick access car mount is included so you can store it anywhere within reach in your vehicle.
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He was now 150 miles away from Hrebid, and their dream of living together suddenly seemed within reach.
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"With an announcement like that, many assume that the merger is within reach now," a local trader said.
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Propulsion and power technology based on fusion energy could place worlds like Titan within reach by human explorers.
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The university at Carthage seemed within reach—followed, possibly, by a lucrative career in law or public speaking.
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A removable cup holder is perfect to keep drinks or snacks within reach of your child while traveling.
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Five years ago, it would have been difficult to imagine Kerber within reach of the No. 1 spot.
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He's within reach of having the last laugh — courtesy of Trump — of Democrats regaining control of the Senate.
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Peace in Colombia, the elusive dream of millions who have marched in the streets, seems finally within reach.
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Across most of the planet the hot material is simply too deep down to be economically within reach.
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Instead, thanks to McConnell's bold stand, a solid 85033-4 conservative-majority Supreme Court is now within reach.
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In other words, achieving the 85033 solar target would likely put the 2027 renewable energy goal within reach.
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Pups at that age wake up every few hours to whine and paw any warm body within reach.
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I miss the casual optimism of those years, the dichotomies in everything, the solutions that seemed within reach.
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This miniaturization of rockets and spacecraft places outer space within reach of a broader swath of the economy.
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How it works: House prices have been rising where they're already unaffordable and falling where they're within reach.
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It was the first time since Bloomberg announced his run for the presidency that he was within reach.
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I got the leather bench from Design Within Reach; Jim took the Cuisinart coffee maker, burr grinder included.
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Just when they seem within reach of the goal line, events have a way of stopping them short.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.7355, within reach of a one-month high of $0.7505 touched last week.
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The currency traded in a range of 1.3163 to 1.3194, within reach of its December peak at 1.3158.
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It is on Interstate 94, U.S. 10 and the BNSF Railway — putting it within reach of many markets.
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The state has seen some recent shifts, however, that experts believe could put Pennsylvania within reach for Trump.
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"We know a win-win-win agreement is within reach and that's what we're working towards," Freeland said.
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Rushing over from Sonia's, we'd felt, giddily, that recovery of the paintings was, if not assured, within reach.
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Ending the epidemic for good is within reach, but only if we continue funding and delivering proven solutions.
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Both chambers are within reach for the party, which has made gains throughout the state in recent years.
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Restaurant meals, movie outings with his children and a vacation to Florida last year are now within reach.
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Large audiences feel within reach, and smaller ones are easy to find, even if you're just messing around.
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And that ends up being ... Usually my grasp has never gotten within reach, or the other way around.
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One UI places key interaction areas near the bottom of the screen where they're within reach of your thumb.
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Some have already started, and that dream vacation you've always wanted to take just might be further within reach.
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But with close to a million Let's Encrypt certificates issued each day, it looks more within reach than ever.
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In the past few days, troops pushing against ISIS have achieved significant victories, and more successes appear within reach.
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Despite hundreds of billions of dollars spent on the war since 2001, U.S. goals are far from within reach.
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A third touchscreen, measuring 6.8 inches, is at the back of the center console, within reach of rear passengers.
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Few bankers thought their long-held dream of better access to the world's largest banking market was within reach.
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"Knowing how to use naloxone and keeping it within reach can save a life," Adams said in the advisory.
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Though that plan has its challenges, such a move could make smartphones within reach of much of India's population.
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Ultimately we want young people to know their dreams are within reach and that fulfillment comes in many forms.
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Restrained as ever, the chancellor regretted the FDP's decision and insisted that a workable deal had been within reach.
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In contrast to analysts' expectations, Toyota and GM executives said on Monday that a new record was within reach.
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First off it is light weight and easy for me to carry within reach due to the pocket clip.
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It wasn't very long ago that the prospects for a genuine partnership between the two powers looked within reach.
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"The whole US mainland" is now within reach, state media quoted North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as saying.
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The dollar index was steady at 98.054, within reach of a three-week high of 98.260 scaled on Friday.
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It also takes policy solutions that lower the barriers to entry and put farming within reach for young Americans.
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But with the championship within reach, Kareem and the Lakers turned a deaf ear on the Celtics' haunting refrain.
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This includes crimes committed abroad when the perpetrator is within reach, and crimes committed by or against U.S. citizens.
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In August 2010, Design Within Reach sought to reduce its total authorized shares from 31.5 million to just 20103,000.
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This game was considerably closer, with the Prairie View (1-3) staying within reach until the final eight minutes.
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" And he always has a cup of tea within reach: "To keep me energized, I drink lots of tea.
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Keeping nature within reach helps our children — and future stewards of our planet — thrive in school and at home.
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Fortunately for the hundreds of thousands of in-home caregivers across the country, such a solution is within reach.
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Now, as he heads to Atlanta, Colon has 22017 career wins, putting him within reach of Marichal and Martinez.
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Johnson is in within reach, but Stein would have to more than double her support in the coming weeks.
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And the $3,000 price tag reaches Mahindra's goal of putting an electric vehicle within reach of more people globally.
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The Phillies are now 13-10 this month and are within reach of their first winning May since 2012.
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It wasn't until Sennett and Connelly researched the lifestyle that their grandiose dreams of living independently seemed within reach.
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He damaged his front wing just as he was about to attack Gasly and felt seventh was within reach.
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For those keeping tabs, Swift has 69.3 million followers, so she's still within reach of earning her title back.
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We hear that the organic polish Kid Licks is a fun, safe, and yummy alternative to keep within reach.
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Instead, Schippers is initially aiming for 10% of owners — a target he believes is within reach — and eventually higher.
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Overcoming dysfunctional patterns felt more within reach, and the group expressed motivation to continue therapy for their eating disorder.
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Within reach of my chair I have my palette, airbrush, and at least a dozen varieties of acrylic paint.
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Five Senate seats would do it — a taller order than most others on this list, but certainly within reach.
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In his car, he hangs work badges from the rearview mirror so he will always have identification within reach.
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Of course, no matter how turkey-splattered or floury my hands get, my iPhone 8 is always within reach.
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And even if they're likely to put up some resistance, bipartisan support is likely within reach — at some point.
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Every time Cleveland came within reach, KD was there to hit another contested three and beat the opposition back.
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However, armed with the right tools and nail care products, nailing the at-home manicure is well within reach.
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It's hard to manage an uneven income, says Alicia Butera, a CFP for Planning Within Reach in San Diego.
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When the beating was over, we stood within reach of each other, out of breath, our hair a mess.
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Landing a job at Microsoft without a college degree is within reach — even if your name isn't Bill Gates.
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Democrats need to flip 24 seats to reclaim the House, and it appears like that could be within reach.
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Inflation eased in September to the lowest in more than three years, putting this year's inflation target within reach.
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The lower half of the dash is minimalist, with important climate controls and seat heaters mounted easily within reach.
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A historic realigning election is within reach for Democrats who are smart and bold enough to seize the moment.
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Jackson paced the Grizzlies with 14 first-half points with Valanciunas adding 12 to help keep Memphis within reach.
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Moderate Republicans have said a legislative fix is within reach, and made more urgent by the legal challenge. Rep.
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It's time to establish a 21st-century response capability that reflects capabilities and innovations that are currently within reach.
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Public support for same-sex marriage has surged in the last few years, making it seem suddenly within reach.
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The heroes of photographic history — Stieglitz, Sanders and Atget, Frank, Arbus and Sherman — are there, and tantalizingly within reach.
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Then he attended test pilot school at Edwards Air Force Base, and realized his dream might be within reach.
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The current right-wing government in Vienna is planning a new citizenship law, so the first goal is within reach.
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"Cars with electric driving ranges of 500 kilometers and fast charging times of 20 minutes are within reach," he said.
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Missouri is also centrally located and within reach of many of the country's highways and manufacturing plants, the report said.
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Photo: Penn MedicineRecent advancements in science and medicine have put cures within reach for diseases that have long plagued humankind.
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It once again shows the depressing reality of global warming, but emphasizes the ways in which solutions are within reach.
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Telecommuting, working off-hours and job-sharing are all within reach thanks to technology, yet leaders resist taking the leap.
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The first step in that process requires an overwhelming win in New York, which polls suggest is well within reach.
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Firstly, it relaxed the limitations on situations that are within reach, which meant we could incorporate a variety of ideas.
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But I'd argue that the kind of progress now within reach could produce a tipping point, in the right direction.
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Almost anything within reach could become a weapon — ashtrays, books, and tapes, the framed family photographs sitting on his desk.
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Wind and solar power expanded rapidly as costs fell, demonstrating that a high-tech, low-carbon future is within reach.
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It will be subject to acceptances for 20143% of Springer's share capital — a threshold one analyst said was within reach.
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The dollar index was down 0.2 percent at 99.920, but remained within reach of its December 83 peak of 100.51.
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Gelb believes that for many women, becoming a high achiever in both their professional and personal lives is within reach.
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Becoming a Super Bowl MVP might be out of the picture for you, but eating like one is within reach.
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Together with basic public health measures — like diagnosing cases and messaging on safe sex — ending HIV is truly within reach.
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Storage vaults and private museums are nice and all, but keeping art under your pillow means it's always within reach.
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That target now seems within reach, especially as U.S. Treasuries look expensive, once currency hedging costs are taken into account.
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Donald Trump is convinced that the Mideast should no longer be riven by violence and that peace is within reach.
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The GOP nominee appears to be within reach of the White House after taking several key states, including North Carolina.
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I don't need a lot of space; in fact, I enjoy the nest-like feeling of having everything within reach.
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The proposal puts 98 percent of undiscovered offshore oil and gas within reach of developers, according to the Interior Department.
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I let out a sigh of relief that no thorns appeared to be within reach, but why had we stopped?
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At the tender age of 15—not a boy, not yet a man—my dream suddenly seemed entirely within reach.
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The idea behind the merger was not to convert Design Within Reach solely into a seller of Herman Miller goods.
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The lawsuit contends that, because of failures to comply with Delaware law, Design Within Reach had 30 million shares outstanding.
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"One could put away a few dollars a day, or $10 a week, or an amount within reach," she said.
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"As long as there is a cell tower within reach, I can get a signal and work online," she said.
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Auburn went into the fourth quarter within reach of both Clemson and Texas A&M, but failed to mount comebacks.
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The relievers kept the game within reach, but the offense fell short against starter Stephen Strasburg and the Nationals' bullpen.
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She said that much of its appeal still stemmed from the intimacy that puts audiences within reach of the singers.
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"Like all forms of surveillance, bail is designed to keep people deemed dangerous within reach," Binyam wrote in an email.
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Political handicappers reckon a half-dozen Republican House districts representing these rural areas are within reach for Democrats in November.
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Give the bookworm in your life the gift of organization with this Spain-style vertical bookshelf from Design Within Reach.
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So, it was up to me to stand at the front as Tim brought the drone gently, carefully, within reach.
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It leans heavily Republican, but there is some belief that an Ojeda nomination could put it within reach for Democrats.
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The bride, 31, is a buyer at Design Within Reach, a furniture and home goods company based in Stamford, Conn.
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With the Democratic nomination within reach, Biden now faces the task of unifying the Democratic Party's moderate and progressive factions.
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Tesla reported record quarterly deliveries on Wednesday, putting the electric-car maker within reach of its goal for the year.
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Oil prices rose modestly, boosted by the recovery in Chinese shares, but remained within reach of 11-1/2 lows.
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"My parents defined 'eclectic,'" says John Edelman, CEO of Design Within Reach and the youngest of the couple's six children.
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The utility companies would need to offer something similar for geothermal systems to be similarly within reach for most people.
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If last week's stock roller coaster ultimately ends with lower, stabilized stock prices, it may put more deals within reach.
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Lizza billed the piece as a shocking development, but Nunes' district is less within reach for Democrats than some others.
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The dollar index dipped to 98.012 but still within reach of a three-week high of 98.260 scaled on Friday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A deal on Greece is within reach, European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Monday.
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The cube made her life "so much easier," she said, and made her dream of a bakery seem within reach.
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She often can't wait to get hold of the brush as soon as it's within reach and off she goes.
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Even with the possibility of further tariffs going into effect, some investors remained optimistic that a trade agreement was within reach.
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Over three years later, Prince Mohammed's goal finally appears within reach — but in a much smaller, humbler form than first promised.
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Meanwhile, Jacob "Jacob" McDowell was an assists machine this weekend, and frequently turned key saves to keep close games within reach.
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Asian and European shares came within reach of testing their 2016 peak on Wednesday, also bolstered by prospects of economic stimulus.
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Yet, while CFAR's methods are unusual, its aspirational promise — that a better version of ourselves is within reach — is distinctly familiar.
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They wanted to show the world that similar projects are now within reach of anyone with some programming skills and motivation.
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I love words: from great works of poetry and fiction to philosophical journals, strange and surprising ideas are always within reach.
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The firm predicts that a possible 100 million download achievement within the first two months of Go's availability is within reach.
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Italian sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday that an accord over the state bailout request was within reach.
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As their properties are put on the market, supply will rise, depressing prices and bringing ownership within reach for more people.
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Likewise, the Aubio lip balm and Paul Mitchell line of hair products are also within reach for most customers, he says.
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Since Ukraine's military had only 6,000 combat-ready troops Putin's dream of creating this "Novorossiya" — or New Russia — seemed within reach.
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China has more incentive to take a harder line at this moment—just when a deal seems to be within reach.
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The Australian dollar was effectively flat at $0.7485 , within reach of a 12-day peak of $0.7497 struck the previous day.
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By focusing on the epicenters clustered primarily throughout the South, California and in major urban areas, the plan seemed within reach.
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A deal on a Brexit withdrawal agreement, including an Irish backstop, and a political declaration about future relations is within reach.
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This comes as other seats that once appeared within reach, like John McCain's in Arizona, seem to be a steeper climb.
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And there's no doubt that South Korea and Japan, two countries that Washington has long vowed to defend, are within reach.
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Only 25 cases of Guinea-worm disease were reported in six countries last year, "putting eradication within reach", the WHO says.
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However, Banco Popolare CEO Pier Francesco Saviotti said a deal was within reach and that capital-boosting measures were being considered.
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"It's going to take work," says Suzy Welch, a best-selling management author and CNBC contributor, but it's certainly within reach.
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But this little bit of insurance coverage, which doesn't put the drug within reach, is also hurting them in another way.
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Governments don't have an internet kill-switch within reach — they need the support of telecoms operators to pull off a shutdown.
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The euro lost 0.2 percent to 123.215 yen, within reach of a near three-year low of 123.09 hit on Tuesday.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I always get a little bummed out when the summer solstice is within reach.
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An exciting new future of enhanced enterprise productivity is within reach — even if a VR headset is required to touch it.
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Here are a few dopp kits and toiletry bags that should make keeping essentials within reach and organized on the go.
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By reducing fuel costs, subsidies bring the high seas within reach for a few lucky trawlers, largely from the developed world.
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After three decades of foot-dragging, it seemed that meaningful employment and wage protections for American workers were finally within reach.
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The war to end all wars had drawn to an end, and a better world to live in seemed within reach.
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Rather, it's something you'll paddle around a horse pond, or some very protected backwaters where the shore is always within reach.
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Both Billie and Flamingo razors come with a wall accessory to hold it and keep it within reach in your shower.
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The opportunity to put a halt to our deepening reliance on imports for dozens of critically important minerals is within reach.
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Another House Democrat in attendance added Arizona to that list of traditionally red-leaning states that Clinton sees as within reach.
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Then you can do away with the cell pocket, which is a bit much, and have several stowage options within reach.
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It was the first real-world demonstration that showed that a global quantum internet is not only possible, but within reach.
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They settled in Aubervilliers, a working-class suburb of Paris, where a decade of striving finally put that life within reach.
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Teaira McCowan, a junior who plans to return, loomed as the single biggest reason the Bulldogs had that championship within reach.
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Indeed, if the agitators can maintain their enthusiasm for about 20 more months, a Democratic congressional majority might be within reach.
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It's a cross between a survival kit and an instruction manual for a feminist world that may yet be within reach.
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But building this sort of marriage places within reach a level of conjugal fulfillment that was largely unavailable in earlier eras.
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When friends and acquaintances are almost always a swipe and a tap within reach, disappearing without a trace cuts especially deep.
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"That, coupled with low interest rates, has made houses that were previously unattainable now within reach" of more people, she said.
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If at any time I judge that such an agreement is not within reach, I will withdraw from the deal immediately.
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In return, the crossword promises to play fair and make the answer to the clue something within reach of the solver.
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A simple fact underlies this sentiment: We have been unable to solve big problems lately — even when solutions are within reach.
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He was also optimistic about how the United States will fare against the virus, predicting that a vaccine is within reach.
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They have a simple, iconic, compelling, tested slogan within reach, buried in dusty boxes of old comic books in the attic.
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Medicare for all Lower-cost, high-quality health care for all, for example through Medicare for All, is also within reach.
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Another homer milestone is within reach for Suarez, who is third on the Reds' single-season list with nine games left.
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If the option of a customs union arrangement could be put before Parliament, we see a Labour Brexit Deal within reach.
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The Terrapins fouled 3-point shooters on two of Bryant's final four possessions to enable the Bulldogs to stay within reach.
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But given comments from both the US and Canada in recent days, a last-minute consensus doesn't exactly seem within reach.
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They might instead create new forms of instructional opportunity that are within reach of people regardless of age or life circumstances.
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It won't command the same heady valuation of 65 times expected earnings, but Alibaba's 24 times is within reach for Ambani.
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By expanding state Medicaid coverage of abortion, the new law will put the procedure within reach for more low-income women.
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Yet what really makes Montreal feel special is that it is a place where artistic opportunity seems so easily within reach.
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In late 287, however, the company began testing retail integration, and finally the marketer's fantasy of a "shoppable Instagram" seemed within reach.
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In late 22017, however, the company began testing retail integration, and finally the marketer's fantasy of a "shoppable Instagram" seemed within reach.
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Dow stocks Pfizer, UnitedHealth and Merck remain within reach of 52-week highs, while the Dow hangs 5 percent from its own.
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Watching the documentary, you'll want believe in a world in which buried treasure is within reach for people brave enough to look.
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The recent gains have boosted Tesla's market capitalization within reach of companies that sell many times the number of cars Tesla delivers.
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If something can light a joint on fire, it could do the same thing to your hair, or anything flammable within reach.
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The euro was a touch higher at $1.1139 but within reach of $1.1117, its lowest level since June 2017 plumbed on Thursday.
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The euro was a touch higher at $1.1138 but within reach of $1.1117, its lowest level since June 2017 plumbed on Thursday.
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Roy Moore The Senate race in deep-red Alabama might be within reach for Democrats, after the Republican nomination of Roy Moore.
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Taylor Swift, who is up for five nominations this year, is within reach of breaking Michael Jackson's record of 24 AMA wins.
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Throw in historically low mortgage rates, and ownership is still within reach — even for those just entering their careers at modest salaries.
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Throw in historically low mortgage rates, and ownership is still within reach - even for those just entering their careers at modest salaries.
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So if you've always wanted to lean out of cover by actually leaning your head, this Mobius upgrade brings that within reach.
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And to make the most of that time, Harry reached into the crowd and started grabbing the hands of everyone within reach.
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In 23, Osama Bin Laden's body was dumped at sea and al Qaeda's strategic defeat was declared "within reach" by then–U.
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In 2011, Osama Bin Laden's body was dumped at sea and al Qaeda's strategic defeat was declared "within reach" by then–U.
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The CloudConnect network will focus on "where cellular technologies aren't," Desch said, bringing the rest of the world within reach of AWS.
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This compounding competitive advantage is something that only Google and a few others have built, but is within reach of today's startups.
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As Crunchbase has a strong data set for female founders, as well as investing partners, answers to these questions are within reach.
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The party still has an advantage in winning in Illinois and Wisconsin, while New Hampshire, Indiana and Pennsylvania are well within reach.
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The stock was partially helped by expectation that an agreement over a separate emissions dispute between Germany and Italy was within reach.
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Yes, advances in lightweight materials, electric propulsion, and aeronautic controls have put the dream of electric people-packing quadcopter drones within reach.
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"If we keep bringing outflows in the right direction, getting to zero is within reach," Wemmer told reporters on a conference call.
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In contrast to most analysts' expectations, Toyota and GM executives said on Monday that a new record this year was within reach.
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San Jose responded 33 seconds later as Couture took a pass from Karlsson and beat Bishop to keep the game within reach.
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Gas is cheap, travel is within reach for just about anyone, and technology is making it easier than ever to work remotely.
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Officials in charge of public water supplies say new water-saving technologies are within reach if the government makes funding a priority.
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His populist message could resonate with a handful more, and suddenly, a third of the Democratic primary vote seems well within reach.
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It was clear to all in attendance that there is a democratic alternative to the ayatollahs and regime change is within reach.
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That puts the United States ahead of Saudi Arabia and within reach of top producer Russia, which pumps about 11 million bpd.
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The humble battery is undergoing a revolution too, with the technology to power an entire town from battery power alone within reach.
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Trump is within reach of systematically destroying the checks and balances the Founders created to protect us from authoritarian personalities like him.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said on Monday that an agreement to safeguard Italy's struggling banks within EU rules was within reach.
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Among other things, this feature puts some of your most-used and contextually relevant apps easily within reach without having to type.
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" Nonetheless, he offered hope: "I am still convinced that, with political will, decisive progress is within reach in the coming two months.
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But researchers have found that there are four attainable traits that CEOs embody, and they're well within reach for the average worker.
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But just when it seemed that Pennsylvania was within reach this past spring, he began to wonder about the cost of victory.
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With wind and solar power cheaper than ever and consumers starting to embrace energy-saving technologies, these targets could be within reach.
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If the Palestinians are willing to look forward, rather than backward, their state, and an incredibly promising future, is well within reach.
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With spears, bows and pronged ninja sais within reach in his cluttered study, it's surprising he didn't use one on the hornet.
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Designers, regardless of their industry, always seem to have Pantone's color books within reach, like some sacred text of a secret society.
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"It was definitely something we had never done," said Kim Phillips, the head of public relations and events for Design Within Reach.
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The benchmark is within reach of a historic year, sitting about one percentage point away from having its best year since 1997.
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The old 240-millimeter rockets have an estimated range of 37 miles, putting Seoul, a capital with 10 million people, within reach.
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While Sanders has held a consistent lead in polls of New Hampshire, the Biden campaign is arguing the state remains within reach.
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"All colonized people have a right to struggle for its independence using all methods within reach, including force," Mr. López Rivera said.
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Under Mr. Trump's proposal, that rate could be within reach for individuals who characterize themselves as independent contractors who run small corporations.
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Alicia Butera, CFP at Planning Within Reach, recommends saving at least 20% of your income if you can, she told Business Insider.
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A slew of mainstream carmakers unveiled battery-powered cars in Frankfurt that will sell at prices within reach of middle-class households.
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Catholic theology teaches that forgiveness is within reach for anyone who professes true contrition and has an earnest desire to do better.
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JPMorgan, Johnson & Johnson and UnitedHealth unofficially kicked off the reporting period this week, sending broad markets within reach of all-time highs.
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Combining CO2 capture with ever more-affordable renewable energy, and using proven synthetic fuel technologies, carbon-neutral combustion is already within reach.
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The leaders of the Senate Health Committee expressed optimism Thursday that a bipartisan deal to stabilize the insurance markets was within reach.
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The respective versions will have to be reconciled, and potential obstacles remain, but the elusive goal of tax reform is within reach.
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And if at any time I judge that such an agreement is not within reach, I will withdraw from the deal immediately.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar was a shade lower at $0.6913, staying within reach of this month's low of $0.6901 touched on Thursday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As an arts institution, how do you build a collection that comes within reach of gender parity?
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It said Express Scripts is a market force that puts medicine within reach by driving down cost of care and improving health outcomes.
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If he does, it's a good sign that the talks are back on the table and a deal is within reach, sources said.
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At 40, Jeff Gordon's 93 career wins would seem to be within reach which would put Johnson third in the history of NASCAR.
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With annual sales now of $403 million for the music business alone, he's confident that the $240 billion revenue mark is within reach.
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That brings his nationalist alliance's tally to 89 seats - still short of, but increasingly within reach of, a simple majority of 123 seats.
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When a hot new tool arrives on the scene, it should extend the frontiers of economics and pull previously unanswerable questions within reach.
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If there aren't any facilities within reach of your home or office, BigGreenBox will dispose of it for you — but not for free.
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But Google will also be making it available as a loaner to qualified individuals and organizations, which should put it more within reach.
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On Tuesday, it was again in Manhattan that both Trump and Clinton confidently declared that they were within reach of the ultimate prize.
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And with the toughest part of the schedule in the past, Allen&aposs goal of having a Top 83 defense is within reach.
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Coach Luis Enrique, who announced he would leave the club this summer, embraced Neymar and any other player or staff member within reach.
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He finished with a game-high 27 points on 221-of-214 shooting (all within reach of the rim) and added 211 rebounds.
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"More than a quarter of these places are within reach for a long-weekend trip from the United States," T+L points out.
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Now that CrunchBase has a strong data set for female founders, as well as investing partners, answers to these questions are within reach.
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The engineers and designers of the best and most famed products are within reach for even casual fans to meet and interact with.
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Do you often suspect that your wildest dreams are within reach if you could only get your hands on a little more cash?
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As a data scientist working on refining machines' ability to detect human emotions, I know these seemingly futuristic technologies are well within reach.
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Clad in sunglasses, socks and flip-flops, and a Celtics jersey, he even had his favorite snacks—Doritos and root beer—within reach.
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Once you have the technology to blast bits of space junk out of the low-Earth orbit, some glorious goals come within reach.
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The approach in each city may differ, but the company's strategy is the same everywhere: a Coke product should always be within reach.
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It was a sad outcome for the U.S., who have risen to become the world's best and were within reach of the gold.
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The difference between Daydream and any amount of VR vaporware, though, is that this potential isn't just clear — it seems well within reach.
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There might be nothing more complimentary to say about his postseason renaissance than that—Ibaka's recent brilliance makes the impossible seem within reach.
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Yet, the benefits of partnering with the commercial technology sector to embrace a culture of innovation ARE within reach for the federal government.
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Legally, Trump is within reach of creating a constitutional crisis, which will put his presidency in peril if he fires Sessions and Mueller.
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The two stayed on at Design Within Reach after the acquisition by Herman Miller and said they saw brighter prospects for the business.
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Gloves on, Campbell pulls a travel-sized package of disposable, antibacterial wipes and sets to work cleaning everything within reach of her seat.
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With various polls showing Baugh within reach of the second general election spot, Democrats are highlighting Baugh's past indictment on several felony charges.
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MDP gives a slightly lower range estimate but one that would still put parts of the US West Coast and Alaska within reach.
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The 10 percent goal would require him to bring in about 3,400 women recruits a year; he believes that is well within reach.
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Op-Ed Contributor Democrats have regularly argued that, with a robust populist pitch, winning back white working-class voters could be within reach.
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Rather than offer himself as an image of fortunes just within reach, Mr. Rubio has campaigned on the idea that Americans are struggling.
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So when he was granted a student visa to attend the Polytechnic University of Turin in 2007, his dream suddenly seemed within reach.
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It's super customizable, keeps your cosmetics within reach, is large enough to hold many products, and displays everything elegantly with its carousel design.
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The latest North Korean missile test, which put the full continental U.S. within reach, raised a question for the U.S. and its allies.
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When the Postal Service commenced rural free delivery in 21980 (the "last mile" in today's jargon) every homestead in America became within reach.
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They are within reach, entering and exiting, getting your attention and grabbing you over to show you something or talk about something great.
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"I just left it on the kitchen counter, within reach of my two small kids or the dog or anything else," Amos said.
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To keep everything within reach, we recommend a small packing cube or bag organizer, which can fit in a commuting bag or purse.
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Thanks to deep learning, computers can easily identify faces and recognize spoken words, making other forms of humanlike intelligence suddenly seem within reach.
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Instead, he must direct his revolutionary zeal in a more pragmatic direction and promote the implementation of policies that are within reach today.
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Failure within reach of the finish line has become common for Toyota at the Circuit de la Sarthe, where the race is held.
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The latest figures on the economy show that breakout economic growth may not just yet be at hand, but it's certainly within reach.
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As long as the app is controlled by a Chinese company, its data and capabilities will always be within reach of China's government.
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For many, this is the first rung on the ladder – one that is within reach and provides an opportunity to learn and grow.
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Let's keep the American Dream within reach for all—those born here, and those who will bravely and thankfully rebuild their lives here.
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The helicopter start-ups are already aiming to turn a ride to the airport from an extravagance into a more within-reach splurge.
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Democrats see a candidate within reach of a win that would be a powerful sign of Republican vulnerability as the Trump presidency unfolds.
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According to the Pew Research Center, 80 percent of Americans have begun to feel that the American dream is once again within reach.
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Our legislators can look to four dozen other states to find that a safer and fairer system of juvenile justice is within reach.
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Last quarter, however, Morgan Stanley struggled to reach a 21 percent margin and analysts doubt such lofty goals are within reach anytime soon.
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The race is within reach for Democrats; Kelly has been raising more money than McSally, and despite being lesser-known is well liked.
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"Instead of improving the credit and putting it within reach of working families, Republicans would do the opposite under their proposal," she said.
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For you, everything is within reach: from touchable McDonalds screens, to Uber, to photographic filters that can morph any face into an alien.
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Solutions within reach First, there are some obvious actions that need to be taken, which will benefit a broad swath of our birdlife.
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Until it stations direct on August 19, you will benefit from working through minor Mercurial hiccups with some help from whoever's within reach.
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Perhaps even more promising, its net sales for the second quarter were down just one percent — within reach of possibly turning positive soon.
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This season, they're fighting for their bodies, their lovers, their families and their freedom — and the truth about their origin is finally within reach.
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He said he was confident a technical agreement on Greek reforms under the current 86 billion euro ($91.4 billion) bailout programme is within reach.
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It said Express Scripts is a market force that uniquely puts medicine within reach by driving down cost of care and improving health outcomes.
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Despite appearing on magazine covers and in a national commercial (for Samsung), Tyler's not quite a household name — but, Jess believes that's within reach.
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Now India wants to quintuple that total by 2022 – a goal once seen as hugely ambitious but now considered within reach by energy experts.
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Indeed some mRNA advocates reckon since the technology can be customised for different diseases, breakthroughs like a universal cancer vaccine may be within reach.
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That foreign feeling of being able to wear something right off the rack is within reach, and suddenly, all is right in the world.
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She told the Canberra Times that once she was on her back, she was within reach of the wombat's claws and couldn't get away.
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One of the three fire signs, Aries acts like a spark, catching onto anything flammable within reach, in the hopes of starting a blaze.
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Both its senators, Jeff Flake and John McCain, oppose Trump (McCain after some hedging) and polls show the state's 11 electoral votes within reach.
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London zinc hit an 8-year high and copper jumped for a fourth day in a row to put $6,000 a tonne within reach.
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The desire to post photos from unfamiliar lands that are still within reach might be driving travelers to explore Iceland as a travel destination.
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To flip the Senate would require winning 28 of the 35 seats up for election, but taking control of the House is within reach.
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If the automaker can bring the same type of efficiency to a bigger battery, the 200 to 300 mile range could be within reach.
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Basically, I miss having a fingerprint sensor/home button when the phone is within reach but is something I shouldn't be paying attention to.
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Tray.io, the startup that wants to put automated workflows within reach of line of business users, announced a $37 million Series B investment today.
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With the payoff within reach, Iran had every incentive to handle the run-in with the U.S. sailors responsibly -- tens of billions of incentives.
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Against the greenback, the euro held firm at $1.1292 and within reach of a three-month high of $1.13385 set earlier in the week.
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With the Trump Administration's original stance on voter ID laws deemed unconstitutional earlier this month, the hope for a final ruling is within reach.
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In a note in November, Germany's Deutsche Bank said Russia should be a clear beneficiary of Trump's policies and a stabilization is within reach.
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That puts it within reach of Get Out's domestic take and makes it Paramount's most profitable film since 2015's Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation.
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Greater longevity is within reach—even if actual immortality may not be as close (or as interesting) as some fantasists would like to believe.
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"You inflate the price of the vehicle and a car that was maybe within reach of being affordable now may not be," Scarpelli said.
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The major indexes are within reach of record highs, but one technician sees trouble brewing in the market that could lead to a pullback.
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With a tax reform victory within reach, President Donald Trump on Wednesday was feeling even more optimistic about the outlook for U.S. economic growth.
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But Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said a deal with the European Commission to allow public support for its weakest lenders was "absolutely within reach".
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That answers some of the concerns — low-income individuals and families will receive more of a savings, putting that life-saving medicine within reach.
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Now, at age 46, he's back in ROH and the thing that he's wanted for so long—a world title reign—is within reach.
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But a new study suggests it's even worse than that: If your phone is within reach, even it's turned off, it's draining your brainpower.
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That would put parts of the U.S. mainland within reach and prompted heated exchanges that raised fears of a new conflict on the peninsula.
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His goal of 8 billion Swiss francs in operating EBITDA by 2018 — from 5.7 billion in 2015 — is also well within reach, he said.
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"Just as a deal was within reach [on Tuesday], we understand that the oversight board intervened to block it," Rosenberg said in a statement.
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And thus, 11 days after exposure, I came within reach of a critical test -- until red tape barred a willing physician from administering it.
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During the first year of Mr. Trump's presidency, North Korea tested ballistic missiles with increasingly longer ranges that put the United States within reach.
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In the governor's race, Mr. Kemp leads Ms. Abrams, but she believes enough votes remain outstanding to put a runoff or recount within reach.
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The House passed a stopgap bill Tuesday to prevent another government shutdown, as a broader budget deal appeared increasingly within reach on Capitol Hill.
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This is a debut, but it's often advertised, so with a couple of crosses, LOTRIMIN is within reach to most of us, I imagine.
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Neither bill is perfect, but when dealing with Congress, it's never wise to hold out for the perfect when the good is within reach.
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Nothing inspired this series more than working in an open office where your phone charger is up for grabs to literally anyone within reach.
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"Within Reach," her first institutional show in New York — an exhibition of nearly 40 canvases spanning seven years — opens at the New Museum today.
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Clearly, this is another piece of tech that's fun to look at for most of us, but only within reach for the ultra-rich.
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And with some options starting as low as $100, the centuries of talent and stories woven into each Revival design are actually within reach.
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Neal has said that a deal with labor is within reach, and that he wasn't sure the USMCA could pass the House without it.
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Respite programs help ease that burden, but we need more affordable solutions so that they can be within reach for everyone who needs them.
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And, if the economy continues to grow, next July will mark the country's longest expansion in history — a milestone he believes is within reach.
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But there's another Holy Grail of the advertising industry, long thought to be too technologically difficult to achieve, that may finally be within reach.
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And members of the House are currently in their home districts during a 10-day recess, within reach of constituents eager to play dead.
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Everyone wants to see her find love and if you have fans in your corner, the road to becoming the Bachelorette is definitely within reach.
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With Trump's surprise win, Republicans are set to control Congress in addition to the White House, putting Obamacare repeal and other GOP priorities within reach.
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Okay, bagging Meghan Markle's bespoke diamond engagement ring is definitely out of the question — but another of her favorite rings may actually be within reach.
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You probably have a little device within reach right now that contains photos of everything from last weekend's brunch to last year's office Christmas party.
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Analysts said that a wide swath of the continental United States, including Los Angeles and Chicago, could be within reach of those missiles, once perfected.
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The euro was little changed at $1.0926, within reach of a four-month trough of $1.0916 struck on Thursday on ECB President Draghi's dovish comments.
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The company also wants to eventually decrease the cost of space launches by enough to put projects like building a colony on Mars within reach.
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These evangelical voters made up a crucial bloc in many of the red-leaning districts Democrats thought were within reach but fell just short in.
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The bottom line: Bipartisan support is within reach, though it might take a bit more deal-making before Trump and the Democrats reach a consensus.
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The structural and political challenges to integration are substantial, but viable options are still within reach for nearly any community that makes integration a priority.
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Meanwhile, an ongoing revolution in the life sciences, toward miniaturization and automation, places the possibility of doing sophisticated molecular biology in outer space within reach.
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Iran says it has missiles with the range of up to 2,000 km, which puts Israel and U.S. military bases in the region within reach.
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At their $2800 price point, these Aeon Flow models are just about within reach for aspiring audiophiles to make them their one and only purchase.
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Season 2 of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is finally within reach – the latest season of the show drops on Netflix on Friday at 12:01 a.
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The Badgers extended a 13-32 halftime lead to as many as 12 points in the second half, but Lyle kept the Buckeyes within reach.
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Bottom line: A deal is very much within reach, with various players at points over the past 24 hours predicting a final agreement by Friday.
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Alex Robinson and Noi paced the Horned Frogs with 7 points each in the first half, as TCU stayed within reach by forcing nine turnovers.
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Anything within reach could become a weapon for Harvey to throw, she claimed: phones ripped from the wall, ashtrays, books, VHS tapes, framed family photos.
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Pankaj explains that with the enriched science curriculum Agastya brings into his classroom, he now feels as if a career in medicine is within reach.
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Capturing that opportunity is within reach, but only if we pursue hiring and educational strategies focused on the competencies that Americans – and their employers – need.
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Meanwhile, Wirex's Matveev said that $600 by the end of the year is within reach, which would mark a 47 percent increase from Monday's high.
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The group has told prospective donors that its goal is to put as many as 29 House seats in 12 states within reach for Democrats.
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AFTER A century of refining their craft, planemakers have become masters of building safe, reliable jets that bring air travel within reach of the masses.
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"They made a few runs but we didn't do a good job trying to stop their momentum and get it back within reach," Dellavedova said.
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The Wolverines shot 40.6 from the field and made 11 3-pointers to stay within reach, outscoring Kentucky by 30 points from beyond the arc.
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All five contained hazardous levels of deteriorating lead paint within reach of children, in one case exceeding the federal threshold by a factor of 58.
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"We're within reach (of the presidency), it's true," he told reporters in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday after a campaign visit to the federal police.
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Among those loudly celebrating was a man, clad in a red T-shirt that read, "Make Sundays Great Again," who high-fived everyone within reach.
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Many students have only a single program within reach, and even if they have a choice, the earnings data may not reveal a substantial difference.
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NZ within reach of the small to mid-level firms that are the backbone of the food and drink business in New Zealand and Australia.
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The president should look beyond the status quo to the possible that is just within reach, a unifying regional alliance against the enemies of civilization.
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Japan has an extradition treaty with the United States, potentially putting the men within reach of Japanese prosecutors if they were arrested by American authorities.
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Fortunately, members of Congress are already discussing proposals that establish a fair corporate rate, bringing the remarkable growth Brannon and Hanson forecast well within reach.
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But in Inwood, which has about 44,210 residents, opponents argue that the neighborhood already has plenty of housing within reach of many who live there.
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Addison Reed, the Mets' closer, gave up a few hard-hit balls to the outfield in the ninth, within reach of center fielder Curtis Granderson.
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U.S. oil production has risen above 10 million barrels per day (bpd), overtaking top exporter Saudi Arabia and coming within reach of top producer Russia.
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Costco is at all-time highs, Target is within reach of its best levels of the year, but Walmart has been left in the dust.
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"China has militarized islands in the South China Sea, and now all of Southeast Asia is within reach of its long-rang bombers," she said.
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The companies can meet their targets by adopting technologies already available or well within reach, like advanced transmissions and turbocharging, or by improving vehicle aerodynamics.
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Let's make it a priority, as a nation, to get every working adult excited about lifelong learning and the future it can put within reach.
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Detroit stayed within reach when a jump shot by Davis cut the deficit to 16-12 with 12:48 to go in the first half.
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Heitkamp said a deal seemed within reach when it became clear McConnell was willing to offer a more concrete commitment to take up immigration legislation.
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Speeches by figures with progressive street cred, including Senator Elizabeth Warren and Sanders himself, seemed to put this week's goal of "party unity" within reach.
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Mr. Montano has been the only one within reach of the Spanish authorities because of legal issues in El Salvador, where most of them still live.
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It also said 96 percent of the world now lives within reach of a cellular network, and 90 percent has access to 3G speeds or greater.
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And most found it was well within reach once they let go of the idea that commercial skincare was the panacea for all complexion-related concerns.
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Overall, though, the public numbers we've seen so far suggest that while Democrats are within reach of taking the chamber, it's far from a sure thing.
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London zinc CMZN3 hit an 8-year high and copper CMCU3 jumped for a fourth day in a row to put $6,000 a ton within reach.
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Not only is the weather about to become a whole lot more bearable, but autumn's small pleasures are finally within reach of our trendy touchscreen gloves.
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Already, more than 15 million vehicles feature fundamental, Level 2 autonomy, thanks to Mobileye, and Waymo is within reach of commercializing fully autonomous, Level 203 driving.
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On Monday, Mr. Lamar's "DAMN." took home an even more elusive honor, one that may never have even seemed within reach: the Pulitzer Prize for music.
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But the Clinton campaign and its allies insist that the state is still within reach, and that Ohio is a must-win for the Republican nominee.
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Sayid Razwan keeps a pistol on his belt and an AK-47 within reach at all times, even when playing with his three-year-old son.
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For now, Mars is still a pretty distant target – but high-quality GIFs derived from 4K streams of antics in space is still well within reach.
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It capitalizes on vast resources and user bases, and it keeps getting better with time, so competitors have to keep moving just to stay within reach.
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These viral jokes work because they're within reach of anyone who gets the joke, but accessible doesn't equal lazy — or at least, it doesn't need to.
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We're quickly nearing the October 11 premiere of Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell's Bachelor spin-off, Happily Ever After — and the drama is already within reach.
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They might be disappointed to hear that Benioff, sensing the $10 billion run rate is within reach, has already set the next milestone at $20 billion.
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It still won't be easy to snap a pretty picture, but Morse and his team at Project Blue believe a fuzzy blue dot is within reach.
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Giving in to the gripper felt like an admission of my addiction to my phone, that my device is constantly in my hand or within reach.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoSmart homes have finally improved enough that having a home that responds to your every wish and command is almost within reach.
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Footage of bleeding hardcore frontmen and sledgehammer-swinging experimentalists is so easily within reach these days that its hard to get shocked by much of anything.
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The land of gelato, opera, and pasta (oh yeah, plenty of art and culture, too) could soon be within reach for just about every traveler's budget.
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Once again, supporters of abortion rights believe a future without federal abortion protections is just around the corner; for their opponents, victory seems well within reach.
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And this kind of successful cross-check behind simulations and real superionic ice suggests the ultimate "dream" of material physics researchers might be soon within reach.
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Just make sure it's within reach, so you don't have to go into your fanny pack if you do need to spray someone in the face.
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In poor countries only an approach that combines all of these cheaper methods can put IVF within reach of most infertile couples—and government health budgets.
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Rarely in their century-old bid for statehood has the dream of carving a Kurdistan from the rumps of four states appeared so nearly within reach.
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Pricing the Yoga Book within reach of mere mortals, Lenovo is shrugging off that attitude and signaling that it wants to sell plenty of these slates.
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After all, if Iran is free from the agreement they could immediately ramp up their uranium enrichment to 20 percent, within reach of weapons-grade material.
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And it appeared to postwar Germans as a moment in which a different future for their country came almost within reach, only to be snatched away.
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Before the ball was within reach, Los Angeles Rams defensive back Nickell Robey-Coleman slammed into Lewis, delivering a helmet-to-helmet blow in the process.
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Now they have access to a competitive STLD market offering a wider variety of flexible plans, at a price that's within reach for everyday American families.
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As leaders creating safe havens for students to express themselves and learn by doing, they need to always see that they have an opportunity within reach.
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Guatemala is moving in the right direction, with growing numbers of citizens coming to understand that a democratic, equitable and just society is finally within reach.
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On Friday, the center offers "Star Trek"-themed trivia, bingo and cocktails, as well as a theremin performance to ensure cosmic feelings are easily within reach.
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Against the yen the dollar edged up to 117.83 yen, coming within reach of its 10 1/2-month high of 118.66 touched on Dec 15.
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The rapid expansion in internet usage requires that Wi-fi is always quickly within reach, so, clearly, the need for additional Wi-fi capacity is real.
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MURRAY WINS AGAIN Andy Murray pulled within reach of top-ranked Novak Djokovic by winning his third straight ATP title, the Erste Bank Open in Vienna.
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Volkswagen bills the ID.3, which will start at around 30,000 euros, as the car that will put electro-mobility within reach of middle-class buyers.
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The Major League Baseball seasons begins on Thursday, with six new managers at the helm, a pair of notable position changes and several milestones within reach.
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For now, the study offers a glimmer of hope — that a cure could be within reach, and that new approaches to treating HIV may be effective.
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Teachers and other school personnel who volunteer to undergo specialized training receive approval to either carry a concealed firearm in school or have one within reach.
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"This year our goals were finally within reach," said Carl E. Heastie, the Assembly speaker, to his groggy colleagues during a breakfast-time farewell on Friday.
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Thousands of militants remain in those two countries and presumably are still able to tempt gullible Western recruits, who are within reach via laptops and smartphones.
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I ultimately want to see her dreams within reach, and I want her to have some of the success that she has fought so hard for.
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In fact, your mid-20s is when you&aposll have the least amount of expenses, Alicia Butera, CFP at Planning Within Reach, previously told Business Insider.
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Race moves from Toss-Up to Lean Republican PA-10: The redistricting scramble in Pennsylvania earlier this year put the 10th District within reach for Democrats.
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He had a fully charged AirPod in his ear, a giant bag of SunChips within reach and DVDs of his favorite old music videos to play.
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Yet when a truce in the trade war has seemed within reach, traders have also bought the greenback, anticipating an economic boost from any trade deal.
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Now that the United States is out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, why not start placing medium-range missiles within reach of North Korea?
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Since Goold insisted on no lip-syncing, she booked studio time and hired a singing coach to see if Garland's distinctive vocal stylings were within reach.
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IEA executive director Fatih Birol said an early peak of emissions around 2020 is "critical", and is "well within reach with existing technology and proven policies".
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But if Excelsior can bring a SUNY or a CUNY education within reach for children in 940,000 households, it is a proposal that must go forward.
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The reforms we need are entirely within reach, provided we have the political stomach, if you will, to make sure all the world's mouths are fed.
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Though often bitterly divided along ideological and partisan lines, lawmakers from both sides say a bipartisan flood insurance reform bill is both essential and within reach.
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Equinor said the new lease, combined with the New York lease it already holds, gives it a strong position within reach of important offshore wind markets.
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Memphis head coach Taylor Jenkins called two timeouts to try to keep the game within reach but Denver led 23-291 after the first 82 minutes.
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As Congress contemplates reauthorizing the Higher Education Act, or HEA, lawmakers need to ensure that a quality college education is within reach of students of color.
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Netflix Description: A troubled mother-daughter relationship faces the ultimate test when the duo's broken-down car leaves them trapped within reach of a vicious creature.
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Well-appointed offices that look like photo shoots for Design Within Reach and perks like free Uber rides and in-house meals remain common at the companies.
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The fanfare around Google's advances in neural machine translation implied that the grail was within reach—and, along with it, the moment when human workers become obsolete.
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"Track your spending for the next couple of months if you're not sure," said Linda Rogers, a CFP and owner of Planning Within Reach in Memphis, Tennessee.
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That would conceivably be within reach if it could run its manufacturing partner's factory at full capacity and then sell every single one of the 120,000 vehicles.
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The next iteration of the hospital, however, is tantalisingly within reach—and it is more the co-ordinating node in a network than a self-contained institution.
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With primary season coming to an end, he felt that they were within reach of having 40–50 House Republicans sign on to a bipartisan reform bill.
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It has democratized access to information that was once reserved for the most sophisticated institutions and, through smart beta, has put it within reach of all investors.
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In reality, attitudes change when a target level of wealth is within reach (say, to pay for retirement or a child's education) or when outright poverty looms.
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They added that they spotted an opening between the high-end professional setups like the insanely priced Ozo ($60,000) and the within-reach Samsung Gear 360 ($350).
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Tehran says it has missiles with a range of up to 2,000 km (1,250 miles), which puts Israel and U.S. military bases in the region within reach.
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But it wasn't until recently that they actually came within reach for most consumers, thanks to increasingly easy installations and connections to our phones and voice assistants.
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A decade ago a compromise seemed within reach, before pressure from unyielding conservationists caused Australia to lose its nerve and drop its support for such a scheme.
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A modest payroll limit, tied to league-wide revenues and set at $79.5m in 2018-19, keeps most free-agent salaries within reach of small-market clubs.
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The rigidity teamed with the little kicktail on the back of the board can make for some added maneuverability that means hairpin turns are well within reach.
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After a record third quarter in which the company boosted its delivery numbers by 70 percent more than the previous period, the target had seemed within reach.
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In Germany, the bloc's benchmark bond issuer, 9.153-year bond yields were up 29.15 bps at 29.14 percent and holding within reach of recent two-month highs.
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That puts them on an impressive $8.8 billion run rate, within reach of becoming the next $10 billion software company (or at least on a run rate).
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His ERA is within reach of his career best of 3.00, but the main thing for Washington is to get him healthy and back on the mound.
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She says she was immediately impressed with him, but also with the notion of putting enterprise software online, effectively putting it within reach of many more companies.
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Peace of mind for you and your pup is within reach — pick up the Furbo dog camera on Prime Day and save $64 off of your purchase.
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But with increased commercial options provided by out-of-this-world companies like SpaceX, a weeklong flight around the moon and back could soon be within reach.
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"Track your spending for the next couple of months if you're not sure," said certified financial planner Linda Rogers, owner of Planning Within Reach in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Wentz, who no longer has the element of surprise, will probably come somewhat back to earth, but a 2-0 start to his career is within reach.
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The Design Within Reach Møller Trolley is based on an iconic 1952 solid walnut rolling cart, making it perfect for anyone who loves high-end vintage furniture.
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And, with a wild-card spot within reach, the Yankees began a crucial three-game series in Baltimore against the Orioles on Friday night at Camden Yards.
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With a new-construction share of sales of 20%, HPA has been much lower than the first group, 35%, which places them within reach of wage growth.
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Mr. Matar's visit to Libya in early 2012 occurred during "a precious window" of time when justice and democracy and the rule of law seemed within reach.
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We stand ready to work with all concerned stakeholders committed to meaningful solutions to lower drug costs and bring more treatments within reach for millions of Americans.
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China's current mainstay missile, the Dongfeng 31, has a range of more than 11,200 kilometers (6,990 miles) that puts most of the continental United States within reach.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was about 0.1 percent higher at 111.94 yen, within reach of this year's peak of 112.17 hit on Wednesday last week.
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On the bright side, for me, the bathroom I installed the seat in is designed just right so that there's an outlet within reach of the cord.
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But like the proverbial dog who has finally caught the car, after untold futile attempts, Republicans have finally come within reach of repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Robbins doesn't just dream about a successful future — he spends every waking moment devoted to going after it and making sure his goals are always within reach.
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Still, it is welcome news that poverty-alleviation programs can amplify the good they do just by making a better life seem — and actually be — within reach.
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The group spent one week with phone notifications on vibrate and phones within reach, and another week with phone notifications on silent while their phones were away.
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, told reporters he was "not confident" that an agreement that would keep supply and demand in balance was within reach.
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Those rising home prices got help from years of very low mortgage rates, which put more expensive homes within reach for people at a given income level.
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European rival Airbus in contrast has 127 net orders this year and is within reach of its full-year goal of 880-890 deliveries despite factory snags.
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Remarkably, mutually compatible solutions to all three sets of concerns — by refiners, corn interests, and environmentalists focused on the need for second generation reform — are within reach.
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I was no longer high on the energy of being around people who so easily satisfied their desires––on the feeling that everything was just within reach.
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In fact, over the past several years, public-health officials have championed the idea that an AIDS-free generation could be within reach — even without a vaccine.
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His criticisms were greeted with intense hostility in the world of artificial intelligence researchers, who remained confident that success lay within reach as computers grew more powerful.
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It didn't escape her attention, either, that he always kept his handgun within reach, even stashing it under the driver's seat when he was behind the wheel.
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The stock broke below its 200-day moving average of $160.50 last Friday when the Dow tanked 666 points, but has held within reach of that level.
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It is within reach of the president and Congress to provide considerable, lasting, and effective relief to small businesses that are the backbone of the American economy.
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The hope is that fair work week laws will increase hours for part-time workers and put the possibility of full-time retail work within reach again.
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"Such a move could make a $1,000+ iPhone 8 seem more within reach, with the $156 in services serving as a quasi-discount or rebate," he said.
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Tony Clark, head of the MLB Players' Association, told reporters that a deal was within reach, and that his group supported "the treatment option and not discipline".
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Associate and coordinator positions could also be within reach for recent college graduatesNetflix also has openings for candidates who have one to three years of work experience.
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They also have overall benefit limits as low as $250,000 — which sounds high but is very much within reach in the case of a serious medical emergency.
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In 16 days, Republican Donald Trump replaces Obama at the White House, putting the party's longtime goal of annulling much of the 2010 health care overhaul within reach.
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Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar inched 0.03% lower to 98.113, hovering within reach of a two-year high of 98.371 reached a week ago.
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Reuters conducted its own lead testing in homes at several Army bases and found severe poisoning hazards, such as deteriorating lead-based paint within reach of small children.
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An analysis of calls to the National Poison Data System estimated that more than seven young children accidentally ingest e-liquids left within reach in households each day.
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Tehran has warned that it has missiles with a range of up to 2,000 km (1,242 miles), putting Israel and U.S. military bases in the region within reach.
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While we won't be able to indulge in a slice of royal wedding cake, there will be at least one royal-inspired dessert within reach for us commoners.
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It's a time to set goals for the coming year that are realistic and within reach, but that also push you to take your business up a notch.
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Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar was basically flat at 98.128, hovering within reach of a two-year high of 98.371 brushed a week ago.
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That didn't happen and I started to apply to any job that seemed within reach for me: administrative assistant, office coordinator, marketing coordinator, and even life insurance sales.
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"We are really a tech company," says Tom Carroll, the chief operating officer, so the company has to be within reach of the tech community in east London.
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The big picture: Do-it-yourself deepfakes are within reach of anyone with some computer savvy and a decent laptop, though the most convincing videos take extra effort.
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The Australian dollar edged up 0.2% to $0.6884 but remained within reach of a five-month low of $0.6862 set on Friday, when the currency retreated nearly 0.7%.
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But they're also proving how difficult it remains to strike that long sought-after balance of plentiful range and a price tag that's within reach of most Americans.
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Together, he quips, that old west-coast dream, popular again after the election of Donald Trump, would be within reach: "We could form our own country and secede."
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Strikingly, if members of this group think that a historic chance for peace might just be within reach, their hopes have little to do with Mr Trump's personality.
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In January, prices finally edged up, but experts say a strong and sustained recovery is not yet within reach, meaning well over half the industry will remain lossmaking.
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Underscoring the British pound's gains have been favorable comments this week from EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier that a deal with Britain could be "within reach" next week.
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Other voices in the conversation: Bobby Braun, aerospace engineer, University of Colorado, Boulder: Mars is within reach Kate Greene, writer and former physicist: It's not just rocket science
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But after reaching the final in Monte Carlo, the French Open fourth round and the Wimbledon quarter-finals, Nishikori believes an elusive first grand slam is within reach.
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Attorneys involved in the negotiations told a federal bankruptcy court judge on Thursday that a breakthrough in the on-going mediation process had put a settlement within reach.
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And if you're feeling extra crafty, you can use the Bose Connect app to connect any two Revolve speakers — their high-fidelity sound will always be within reach.
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The rule required the agency to conduct a midterm evaluation of how things were going; it did so in 2016, and determined that the standards remained within reach.
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In this case it is thought that the the large gape unfolds like a huge parachute when within reach of the prey, engulfing the prey to prevent escape.
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That kind of Congress is within reach, and if just a few more members are willing to join the Problem Solvers in this effort, it will become reality.
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That would conceivably be within reach if it could run its manufacturing partner's factory at full capacity and then sell every single one of the 120,000 vehicles produced.
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Only by being exposed to brilliant, intelligent, kind black women can my girls and other girls of color really understand that their goals and dreams are within reach.
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Tehran has warned that it has missiles with a range of up to 2,000 kms (1,242 miles), putting Israel and U.S. military bases in the region within reach.
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After the shutdown began, Mr. Schumer lamented the failure to reach a deal with the president, and blamed Mr. Trump for abandoning an agreement that was within reach.
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" And Mr. Trump continues to project confidence that a trade deal is within reach, telling reporters on Wednesday that "we're doing very well in our negotiation with China.
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The iridescent arcs of color in the drizzly sunshine were lost on Woods, who was grinding to stay within reach of the leaders at the Hero World Challenge.
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The things I had always longed for in life were finally, actually, within reach: My muscles grew, hair sprouted from my face, and my voice began to deepen.
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Now earthy soups, supple stews and luscious braises are within reach for winter weeknights, instead of being relegated to weekends when I have hours to let them simmer.
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Northwestern strung together a 17-6 run to close the first half to stay within reach at 34-28, but cold shooting in the second wrecked the Wildcats.
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The consensus process was well suited for a society where technological and economic progress was within reach — all it needed to do was to find ways to cooperate.
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The Australian dollar crawled up 0.1% to $0.6878 but remained within reach of a five-month low of $0.6862 set on Friday, when the currency retreated nearly 0.7%.
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The rally pushed Walmart's stock to $84.68 per share as of mid-afternoon, within reach of its its all-time intraday high of $90.97 set in early 2503.
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The rally pushed Walmart's stock to $84.68 per share as of mid-afternoon, within reach of its its all-time intraday high of $90.97 set in early 2015.
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"This man, who is an unqualified loose cannon, is within reach of the most important job in the world," Clinton told CNN's Wolf Blitzer during an interview last week.
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A filmmaker on the level of Iñárritu getting involved in the medium is what many hope will elevate it to the point where mainstream adoption is truly within reach.
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The dollar index against a basket of six peers was last flat at 21.1260, within reach of a recent low of 96.995 brushed overnight - its lowest since April 18.
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So just like teenagers across the country, LePage has found a part-time gig that might make a dream car finally within reach: waitressing at a local seafood joint.
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Many hospitals focus on the environment, eliminating slippery or trip-prone surfaces, placing grab bars or walking aids within reach, and keeping beds and chairs at the right height.
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While Morrison, who took over as prime minister last year amid party infighting, has kept the government within reach of an election upset, his path to victory remains narrow.
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Despite President Donald Trump's move on Friday to increase tariffs on $200 billion of China's exports, the end to the US-China trade war may soon be within reach.
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Underscoring the British pound's gains has been favourable comments from EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier earlier this week that an agreement with Britain could be "within reach" next week.
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The J-20173 jets have a combat range of about 500 miles (740 kilometers), putting much of the South China Sea and vital shipping lands within reach, Schuster said.
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The sheer numbers of people flocking to some of the initial courses seemed to suggest that an entirely new model of open-access, free university education was within reach.
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The index was within reach of a nine-month peak scaled on Thursday after Chinese economic data beat expectations and eased concerns about the health of the world economy.
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We're craving depth, and with so much information whirling in the air, it feels like the key to unlocking a trove that contains everything we desire is within reach.
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France had its hottest June day on record Wednesday, and the country's all-time high temperature for the country of 44.1°C, or 111.4°F, may be within reach.
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Kurz, Kern and other party leaders took turns on Monday to visit President Alexander Van der Bellen, who said agreement on a date in the autumn was within reach.
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Tesla's Model 3 is an EV priced to put all-electric transportation within reach of middle-class buyers, with the cachet of a market-leading brand renowned for innovation.
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What we're watching: Whether the Senate shores up the tax credits enough to put coverage within reach of people near the poverty line and helps with their other costs.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Hefty discounts helped boost November U.S. auto sales 3.7 percent, automakers reported on Thursday, putting the industry within reach of the annual sales record set in 2015.
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It doesn't include all of the tools you'll find in the pay version of course, but it puts anti-phishing training within reach of any company regardless of size.
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Instead, one set of small antennae would send out concentrated radio beams to scan for devices, then a second set would take over as each device comes within reach.
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North Korean provocations increase, Iran remains within reach of developing nuclear weapons, and ISIL and its sympathizers are committing unspeakable acts across the Middle East and around the globe.
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The dollar index of a basket of six major currencies was steady in Asia at 91.157 and within reach of 91.261, its highest since Jan 12 scaled on Wednesday.
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Tiki holds a grip of Giants records ... but it's his 1,860-yard, single-season rushing total that many have said could be within reach for Barkley by season's end.
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It left the index more than 210 percent above its three-year low in January and within reach of a nearly 21.1-month high reached in June at 277.19,21.9.
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The intraparty brawl unfolding in the GOP has Democrats wondering whether seats they had given up on in Florida, Ohio, Iowa and Arizona may be within reach after all.
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Trump told the Israeli crowd that his meeting with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and his conversations with Netanyahu, left him certain that the elusive deal is within reach.
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For a comedian, a Netflix release is the new Big Dream: thousands of comedy fans streaming in glorious unison, all within reach of their bongs and bags of Doritos.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Tens of millions of dollars were within reach for M. Prabhakara Rao as he prepared in April 216 to take his Indian cotton seed company public.
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With two moderates now at the helm of talks, diplomats are now hopeful that a deal is within reach to solve the Cyprus conundrum after years of failed initiatives.
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J.) said a deal to replace the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is within reach, but warned Congress not to make irreversible changes to the immigration system.
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Regardless, the haphazard collection of countries with the best cybersecurity chops suggests that best practices are within reach regardless a country's financial resources, population size, or any other variable.
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Mr. Krevlin's close involvement with Design Within Reach began in 22010, when the retailer, which had lost $22014 million in 2008 during the financial crisis, began looking for investors.
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Their strong showing in 2013 means that in the upcoming election they need only win about 77 seats to come within reach—about as well as they did then.
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"The way we put food on the table and higher education within reach is to create a democracy where working people count as much as wealthy people," he said.
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And for the more than 47,000 families who lost a parent, child, friend to an overdose last year alone, maybe we are finally within reach of tackling this epidemic.
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Schroeder, a former national team captain who coached the previous two United States Olympic teams, said a podium finish was within reach for the Americans with Moses in goal.
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But to Asian internet users, Netflix seemed like another among many of the wonderful first-world luxuries that kept making waves on the news but never seemed within reach.
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For so many of us, it simply meant sleeping in, channel-surfing with a family-sized bag of Flaming Hot Cheetos within reach, and loving every second of it.
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What both champions and critics of the US-Taliban talks told me, though, is that there's still a long way to go before a final deal is within reach.
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Within reach of the party, I pop into: A pizza shop for this picnic (#20), to buy some of the kind of hip food you'd cook from Pinterest (#22).
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Colleges and universities that may seem way out of reach because they are so selective are likely to offer a financial package that's most within reach for your family.
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"I would like that they start to become within reach," he said "It's not going to happen in one day, so the first step is to reduce the gap."
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The cost of a degree, about $4,000, is not cheap by African standards, but it is within reach of the region's growing middle class, and many students receive scholarships.
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Han had coached Sam since she was 5 and he had taken her far, within reach of a full ride at a college with a highly regarded gymnastics program.
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Some accused the government of selling out and betraying the country, while a few expressed relief that the resolution of a longstanding and bitter dispute might be within reach.
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Sanders had begun the day as the preeminent Democratic candidate, but his confidence that he was about to be catapulted within reach of the party's nomination proved badly misplaced.
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Beyond government, the country's collective institutions — including the news media, the clergy and even professional sports and the entertainment industry — are in turmoil, with no obvious balm within reach.
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In February, Matsuyama moved within reach of the No. 1 ranking, then held by Jason Day, but succumbed to the pressure and missed the cut at the Genesis Open.
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"We know a win-win-win agreement is within reach and that's what we're working towards," said Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland at a press conference Friday.
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Each development suggests that after years in which the parties seemed to partition the country into impenetrable spheres of influence, more states may be within reach for both sides.
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An unusually fluid playoff race in the conference means the eighth seed is still within reach for New Orleans, making Williamson's addition to the lineup now even more critical.
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Now all that remains of his patrimony is enough hefty wood and tatty brocade to churn the stomachs of every Design Within Reach customer in the first three rows.
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The Georgia imperative is the most important of all: In the 85033 gubernatorial election, Democrat Stacey Abrams proved that a winning black-led political coalition is well within reach.
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It is almost always within reach: On her bedside table or under her pillow when she wakes up; between her lips while driving and within eyesight when doing homework.
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But researchers from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and the University of Houston suggest the goal is within reach, if the conditions are right, and if runners use special techniques.
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Spot gold fetched $1,191.36 an ounce, within reach of a 7-1/2-month peak of $1,200.60 struck on Monday on the back of risk aversion in the wider markets.
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"Ferrari has had really good pace all weekend and I can't say honestly now that we're going to have their pace tomorrow but Mercedes definitely look within reach," said Ricciardo.
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Its tube-like structure is comfortable to hold, while the plentiful buttons — which offer all the same inputs as a standard PS4 controller — are placed within reach of your fingers.
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"We're confident that millions of Americans will choose to enroll when they learn that quality, affordable health insurance is within reach," said Health and Human Services Department Secretary Sylvia Burwell.
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Engineering studies demonstrate that we already have the technologies needed to decarbonize the world energy system, and that comprehensive decarbonization of the energy system is within reach and is economical.
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So things would be getting cheaper and come within reach for more productions (especially with rentals), but Foxconn still seems to think of 8K cinema cameras as expensive, specialty products.
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With discounts on items like chic table lamps, retro wing-backed chairs, gilded wine racks, plush rugs, and more, our dreamiest home décor goals are actually slightly more within reach.
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"Ferrari has had really good pace all weekend and I can't say honestly now that we're going to have their pace tomorrow but Mercedes definitely look within reach," said Ricciardo.
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While the attack requires some access to the target device, researchers believe it could be deployed through a malicious Wi-Fi access point, putting it within reach for many attackers.
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It makes it much harder for anyone else (whether within reach of your network or not) to start spying on what you and your web browser are getting up to.
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More secure than at any time since 2011, Mr Assad is now confident that a victory that will leave him in control of most of western Syria is within reach.
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It's past time — in the spirit of exploring the unknown and for ensuring our energy security — we conduct new surveys to understand just what resources we potentially have within reach.
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Her father was a known xenophobe who made a practice of regularly dismissing the Holocaust; she is within reach of the presidency in one of Europe's biggest and wealthiest countries.
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And while you should never buy a home you can't afford, one way to bring homeownership within reach is by co-buying with another family member and splitting the costs.
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This peculiar invention ticks all the right boxes by being fundamentally different from everything that has come before, affordable enough to be within reach of most budgets, and superbly designed.
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While she conceded the SPD had not won all its demands in the negotiations, including a call for a universal health insurance, she said other important projects were within reach.
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The pound was up 0.1 percent at $1.2502, within reach of a near one-week low of $1.2466 plumbed overnight on nervousness ahead of Thursday's Bank of England policy meeting.
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If more Americans denounced draconian punishments as a matter of principle, if they were warier of prisons than of prisoners, a social shift on mass incarceration might be within reach.
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Advocates working to end the AIDS epidemic fear they may lose ground under the Trump administration after coming within reach of ending the disease's siege in the U.S. and abroad.
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It did not prevent France from posting the strongest growth in a year in the following quarter, with the government's 1.5 percent target for the whole year still within reach.
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Buffalo will try to avoid a third consecutive loss and stay within reach of a wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference when they visit the Arizona Coyotes on Sunday.
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They are 49 percent more likely than Boomers to think the American dream, of which buying a home is a substantial part, is within reach, according to a Hearth survey.
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Determined's idea is to create software to handle everything from managing cluster compute resources to automating workflows, thereby putting some of that big-company technology within reach of any organization.
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In a country that has one of the biggest economies on the continent and brags of a nascent middle class, the staple of owning real estate should seem within reach.
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Isolated and fixated on astrology as a means of understanding the world—"Order does exist, and it is within reach"—she is a naked soul, utterly lacking in mental defenses.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams has issued a public health advisory — the first one since 2005 — urging opioid users and their loved ones to buy naloxone and keep it within reach.
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The Yankees are trying to stay within reach of the Boston Red Sox even though Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez are expected to be out until at least mid-August.
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It is an idea at once audacious and simplistic, a seeming impossibility that is now technologically within reach: cities floating in international waters — independent, self-sustaining nation-states at sea.
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At Design Within Reach, Mr. Sternberg had his first real-world test, hanging racks of Entireworld clothes among Alexander Girard dolls and Man Ray chess sets and Hans Wegner chairs.
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They endured an emotional roller coaster, as the Red Raiders repeatedly seemed within reach of their first N.C.A.A. title before eventually falling to the Virginia Cavaliers, 85-77, in overtime.
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In places like the Northwest, which benefits from a robust network of hydro-powered electricity, the move to detach from natural gas may be within reach — but at a cost.
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Op-Ed Contributor More than two years into the American-led campaign against the Islamic State, freeing the cities of Mosul, in Iraq, and Raqqa, in Syria, is within reach.
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N) is within reach, the head of its main owner Deutsche Telekom said, forecasting that the combined business would quickly close a valuation gap on market leaders AT&T (T.
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The A.C.A. made it easier for the owners of treatment centers to bill insurers, and rehab, suddenly democratic, fell within reach of the well-insured middle class and its children.
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" The final version included this addition: "And then, as it seems we are at the entrance of Oz, the highest peak visibly within reach, we arrive at a military checkpoint.
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Global markets are climbing on optimism that a "phase one" US-China trade deal is within reach — and that a rollback of existing tariffs could be part of the package.
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A year-end rally in December has already ushered the U.S. equity indexes to historic levels and within reach of the market's best calendar year in more than two decades.
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But newer farmers usually struggle to acquire the quality land and machinery that are within reach of industrial farmers or heritage farming families with big harvests and well-established businesses.
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Democratic change in Iran is not just necessary, it is also within reach, thanks to decades of relentless struggle and perseverance by the Iranian people and their organized opposition movement.
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Bangu Masisi, the president of South African Tourism in North America, said the tax season was an ideal opportunity to show that a trip to South Africa is within reach.
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I'll be back next spring in the best shape I can and I'm going to swing at that old ball from the heels up every time it comes within reach.
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The dollar index against a basket of six peers barely budged, moving up 0.03% at 97.105, within reach of a recent low of 96.995 brushed overnight - its lowest since April 18.
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"The combined evidence suggests that aggressive policies addressing energy efficiency are central in keeping 1.5°C within reach and lowering energy system and mitigation costs," according to the new IPCC report.
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Against a basket of its rivals, the dollar edged 0.1 percent higher at 93.542 but remained well within reach of a three-week low of 93.213 hit in the previous session.
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Once you've finished high-fiving anyone within reach over the headphone jack, you'll notice that the bottom of the device has a Micro USB port rather than a USB-C port.
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"Russia should be a clear beneficiary, based on politicians' statements so far on both sides of the Atlantic, we believe stabilization is within reach," Deutsche Bank said in a research note.
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The fleet-fingered California producer draws through lines between footwork, hardstyle, and trap, with the unpretentious approach of someone who grew up on the web, and has every sound within reach.
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Rather than trying to conjure supernatural forces, however, McKenna captures the transcendent beauty of what's plainly within reach, and reminds us that the mysteries of the natural world are already boundless.
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Modern dating may consist of swiping left and right on an app to meet new people, but living in this digital age means dating advice and tips are always within reach.
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What appeared within reach was suddenly cast far away: The country seems further than ever from electing a woman president, let alone achieving parity in the halls of American political power.
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But it seems that if what they've been calling for all along is within reach, it gives them a lot more of an excuse to vote against a GOP-only bill.
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It imagines a world in which women evolve a "skein" on their collarbones that allows them to electrocute anyone within reach, thus fundamentally changing the balance of power between the sexes.
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An indictment is a rare step for the U.S. government to take against foreign government-affiliated officials who are unlikely to be within reach of U.S. law enforcement any time soon.
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The Aussie traded at $0.7351, within reach of a one-month high of $0.7505 touched last week when the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) appeared less dovish than some had expected.
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In Asia, Samsung Electronics gained as much as 210 percent at one point, helping to lift Kospi index 230 percent to within reach of its all-time high marked in 20.69.
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But, occasionally, word spreads about the brands that celebs keep kind of secret, and someone will out these starlets on the brands they wear that are actually within reach budget-wise.
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If the game was adapted to room-scale Vive or Oculus Touch, these spaces could be the same size as players' physical rooms, where you could physically handle anything within reach.
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Still, it has become increasingly apparent that his failure to win over minority voters in Southern states and Clinton's success rounding up superdelegates has put her within reach of the nomination.
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Recent property booms in Argentina have primarily benefited individuals looking for safe investments, and whether this one can put home ownership within reach of the middle class remains to be seen.
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Kerber took control after a 33-minute rain delay in the first set and defeated Simona Halep of Romania, 6-3, 6-53, putting her within reach of the top ranking.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Syria's foreign minister said on Saturday that victory was within reach in the country and that Damascus hoped de-escalation zones will help reach a cessation of hostilities.
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Everyone has his own standards — for food and faith — but that image of the rabbi gave me hope that the solution for a problem centuries in the making is within reach.
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The optimists, however, believe that growth is within reach for watchmakers who are willing to embrace new ideas, even those the industry tends to reject out of hand: smartwatches, for example.
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It's true that the Affordable Care Act has made health insurance more easily within reach for independent contractors, for example, and temporary services firms can offer retirement benefits and workers' comp.
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Once again, Herman Miller told a better story, delivering a 9 cent earnings beat, helped by its recent purchase of furniture store chain Design Within Reach, and strong full-year guidance.
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By the summer of 220, tens of thousands of people were fleeing East Germany through Hungary and Czechoslovakia to West Germany, and Mr. Kohl saw that reunification might be within reach.
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The survey found that, among respondents who don't think they're achieving any of the American Dream, millennials are 49 percent more likely than Boomers to think the dream is within reach.
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But these temporary policy dislocations should not blind us from the long-term prospects of technology capabilities that are already within reach, and nimble enough to withstand shifting Washington trade policy.
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"Across our state, folks are opening up the dreams of voters in absentee ballots, and we believe our chance for a stronger Georgia is just within reach," Abrams said Wednesday morning.
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Others, based on the North Korean No Dong, can reach up to 2,000km, within reach of Israel or southeast Europe, according to a US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) report last year.
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Smith passed for 346 yards and four touchdowns for Tulsa (2-3, 0-9 AAC) but also uncorked three interceptions that allowed SMU to stay within reach in the first half.
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While vacationing is never cheap (it is, by definition, a discretionary expenditure) a memorable getaway rather than a staycation, is within reach — with proper planning, budgeting and other money-saving secrets.
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National missile defenses might not be within reach, but theater-level defenses — those that guard against launches from short-range or intermediate-range missiles — have at least some chance of effectiveness.
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Kentucky (583-4, 10-2) also avoided a second consecutive Southeastern Conference loss and stayed within reach of co-leader Tennessee (23-2, 11-1), which had not lost since Nov.
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The share of income going to the top 49.33 percent of earners was 249.3 percent as of 21928, within reach of the 2160 percent threshold for the first time since 1939.
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The share of income going to the top 1 percent of earners was 38.6 percent as of 2014, within reach of the 40 percent threshold for the first time since 1939.
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So far, more than two million square feet of space have been leased to tenants ranging from a Design Within Reach warehouse to MakerBot, a start-up that makes 1253-D printers.
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With the lovely Athena Calderone's (founder of chic lifestyle site, EyeSwoon) debut recipe book and entertaining manual, Cook Beautiful, the steps to such a seemingly impressive affair are attainable and within reach.
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"Full employment is within reach and could prove sustainable with the right policy mix," she said, adding that the Fed's "gradual approach" to raising rates could change depending on future fiscal policies.
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" Express Scripts responded to the tweets in a brief statement, "Express Scripts is a market force that uniquely puts medicine within reach by driving down cost of care and improving health outcomes.
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But a series of surprise wins for Republicans in statehouses across the country on Election Night -- including taking control of both legislative chambers in 32 states -- has put the possibility within reach.
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Two new commercial models exist or are within reach: the big business of launching and maintaining swarms of communications satellites in low orbits and the niche one of tourism for the rich.
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But if a final, tenable peace agreement really had been within reach (it wasn't), Obama could have perhaps successfully fought back the pro-Israel lobby, as he had with the Iran deal.
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Somali officials say the decline in piracy in recent years has emboldened foreign-flagged illegal fishing vessels to plunder Somalia's fish stocks closer to shore, bringing them within reach of pirate gangs.
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On the one hand, a Trump victory would bring some Republican goals within reach -- such as overturning the Affordable Care Act -- with a president willing to sign legislation wiping out Obama's legacy.
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The pound was up 143 percent at $1.2516, but still within reach of a near one-week low of $1.2466 plumbed overnight on nervousness ahead of Thursday's Bank of England policy meeting.
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Traders are pinning hopes that a deal is still within reach after Beijing said earlier on Tuesday that Chinese Vice Premier Liu will visit the United States this week for trade talks.
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But the point you should take is that really dramatic reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are well within reach, requiring only moderate incentives rather than a complete teardown of the existing system.
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In real life, sex tends to happen a bit differently... but there is one fantasy that's actually within reach: Keeping your makeup on your face and off your 300-thread count sheets.
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Against the yen, the dollar edged down 0.05 percent to 111.97, though that still put the safe-haven Japanese currency within reach of 2019 lows of 112.135 yen brushed in early March.
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It's why it'll be one of the first countries outside of the U.S. to launch the Discover tab on Messenger, which puts bots from businesses and publishers within reach on the app.
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In time, some of those lower-end EVs might be within reach of more consumers in the US. In other parts of the world, though, like Europe and China, that's already happening.
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Plus, a built-in text editor is always within reach, allowing you to write your commands using the skills you've learned and then match them up with the solutions in each lesson.
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Chelsea Jackman, Deputy District Attorney, told Fox43 the apartment was filled with garbage, dirty dishes, drug paraphernalia, and unspent bullets left within reach of the 2-year-old brother of the twins.
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I checked into the Mia Hamm building, home to the Nike Sports Research Lab (NSRL), where several members of the team who are convinced Breaking259, as they call it, is within reach.
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This is an exhilarating proof of principle that with technology that is already within reach, we should be able to build a device that is clinically viable in patients with speech loss.
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High quality, affordable care for all Americans lies within reach, but only if elected officials put policy above partisanship, and enact a multi-part plan that harnesses all that markets can offer.
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As hopes first rose earlier in May that a more comprehensive debt deal could be within reach, the Athens stock exchange scored 13 positive sessions in a row and bond yields plummeted.
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"You inflate the price of the vehicle, and a car that was maybe within reach of being affordable now may not be," said Mark Scarpelli, the group's new chairman, according to Reuters.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - An agreement on a common financial transactions tax (FTT) is "within reach" among the 10 euro zone countries willing to adopt it, the European Union's economics commissioner said on Thursday.
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"A deal is within reach, if we only consider technical and legal issues, but what is needed is political will," economics commissioner Pierre Moscovici told a conference before the finance ministers' meetings.
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But ZTE is able to bring this type of premium performance to an affordable price point of only $400, well within reach of more consumers who are looking for a flagship device.
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Mr Akinci and Mr Anastasiades, having met at least 25 times, report that consensus is within reach in several areas, including governance, property, and the application of EU law in the north.
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