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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BANGALORE, India — India is within reach of the moon.
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Paulsen's signature brought the effort further within reach of succeeding.
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Many of them are within reach of North Korea's artillery.
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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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This alternate history was within reach of becoming the real history.
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We're outside but still within reach of emergency responders or friends.
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He is also within reach of greater riches as a boxer.
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Today, the basic tools are within reach of high school kids.
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In Pennsylvania, auditors found a tree-trimming saw within reach of children.
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"We are within reach of a world free of Guinea worm disease."
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KS11 to within reach of its all-time high marked in 2011.
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Stigmatized in words, the horror became accessible, within reach of one and all. . . .
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There is rarely a moment when I'm not within reach of a firearm.
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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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Now he is within reach of his second major title of the year.
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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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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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The Playboy Club was, for years, a glamorous escape within reach of the city.
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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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Yet, it remained within reach of a record peak touched earlier in the month.
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Those two companies have increasingly offered products priced within reach of middle-class customers.
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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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He was being transferred to Paris so that he would be within reach of Warsaw.
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The range puts the missile within reach of potential targets in Norway, Finland and Sweden.
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Democrats are within reach of gaining a House majority, Goldman said in a report Monday.
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Now, he is well within reach of the top ranking again at the Paris Masters.
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For the first time in a generation, we are within reach of meaningful tax reform.
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Isn't the point, after all, that moral action is within reach of any of us?
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Bloomberg first reported that the Jeter-Bush group was within reach of buying the team.
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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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The common currency was within reach of a three-year peak of $1.0.75 set on Wednesday.
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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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This raises the question of whether the Vive will ever come within reach of ordinary users.
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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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Smaller, cheaper satellites have already brought low Earth orbit within reach of the average space dreamer.
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To the Editor: You are correct that we are within reach of an end to AIDS.
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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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The improvements in this bill will help put a college degree within reach of more children.
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Maybe some will leave for sunnier places or for bigger clubs within reach of the Thames.
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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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Building a model is equally hard, but is within reach of anyone who can open a spreadsheet.
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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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Back in my test kitchen in London, I'm sadly not within reach of a plot of grapevines.
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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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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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Just five of the stocks of the Dow 30 have carried it back within reach of record highs.
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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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This miniaturization of rockets and spacecraft places outer space within reach of a broader swath of the economy.
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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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One UI places key interaction areas near the bottom of the screen where they're within reach of your thumb.
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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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Though that plan has its challenges, such a move could make smartphones within reach of much of India's population.
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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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Now, as he heads to Atlanta, Colon has 22017 career wins, putting him within reach of Marichal and Martinez.
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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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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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Within reach of my chair I have my palette, airbrush, and at least a dozen varieties of acrylic paint.
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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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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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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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The GOP nominee appears to be within reach of the White House after taking several key states, including North Carolina.
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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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Auburn went into the fourth quarter within reach of both Clemson and Texas A&M, but failed to mount comebacks.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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RIO DE JANEIRO — At the Olympic swimming pool, the world's best swimmers are never more than a few strokes from the pool wall and always within reach of a buoyant lane marker.
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It was still within reach of C$1.2947, its strongest in nine-months, marked on Friday thanks to higher oil prices and a central bank report that further bolstered rate hike expectations.
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He urges America to support Egypt's despot, General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, and wants to wants to "serve notice upon North Korea that it is within reach of American naval air power".
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In 1962, they began a search for an ideal place to live, some distant and inspirational landscape untouched by the corrosive aspects of modern life, preferably within reach of a marble quarry.
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U.S. crude oil production C-OUT-T-EIA rose to a record 10.27 million barrels per day (bpd), more than top exporter Saudi Arabia pumps and within reach of No.1 producer Russia.
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If you happen to be carrying a katana when the muck hits the fan, or within reach of a katana when your home is broken into, you will be better off for it.
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Here and there it slows at the feet of a young girl, shirtless or hiked-up-skirted or naked, posing, primping, sleeping, dreaming, swooning, or reading — often within reach of a cat purring.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Britain's top blue-chip and mid-cap equity indexes rose on Tuesday, putting them within reach of record highs even as sterling came under renewed pressure on currency markets.
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A fishing trip in Cape Cod turned terrifying for a Massachusetts family when a great white shark leaped out of the water towards their boat and came within reach of the young son.
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So Shine will likely need to pick up the pace on the sales pitch front if it's going to hit a target of being within reach of "hundreds of millions" by year's end.
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We are now perhaps within reach of the scenario that Kurt Vonnegut prophesied in "Player Piano" (1952), in which people lack not for resources but for the self-respect that a profession provides.
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Last week, CIA Director Mike Pompeo warned that the US should behave as though North Korea is close to the "final step" of bringing 320 million Americans within reach of a nuclear bomb.
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In an attempt to alleviate those concerns, the DCCC is escalating its spending three weeks out from the June primary — mostly targeting Republicans who are within reach of the second general election slot.
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If consummated, a Sprint-T-Mobile deal would have created a mobile behemoth of more than 100 million subscribers, and put them within reach of Verizon and AT&T, the industry's top dogs.
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They called it a ploy meant to derail the impeachment bid, which before Tuesday had appeared within reach of gaining enough support in Ms. Park's party for a vote as early as Friday.
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Double-tapping the home button of an iPhone lowers the entire user interface by about halfway down the screen, placing out-of-the-way icons within reach of even the shortest of thumbs.
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It last stood at C$1.2915 to the U.S. dollar, having gained 0.8 percent so far this week and coming within reach of its near-three-month high of 1.2887 touched late last month.
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Notre Dame (81 percent) is well on track to break the ACC single-season record for free-throw percentage (North Carolina State, 79.9 - 2004) and within reach of the NCAA mark (Harvard, 82.2 - 1984).
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Tayyip Erdogan's shock announcement of snap elections in June has caught Turkey's troubled opposition off guard and brought him within reach of his cherished goal, a powerful presidency with sweeping executive powers.
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Another method known as the Integrated Public Alert & Warning System can be directed to any cellphone within reach of a particular transmission tower, said Sherry Bartolo, operations manager for the Shasta County dispatch center.
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It last stood at C$1.2924 to the U.S. dollar, having gained 0.9 percent so far this week and coming within reach of its near-three-month high of 1.2887 touched late last month.
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It was one of the most visually beautiful cities I'd ever visited, as well as cheap: Tasty food, decent lodging and rich cultural experiences are well within reach of even the most miserly budget.
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The 28-year-old Austrian has won the overall World Cup title in the past six years, and was slalom champion in four of those - feats he is within reach of repeating this season.
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For those without surgical-level knife skills, Umbrian-style porchetta is still an accessible pleasure, within reach of any home cook with a large grill (though a roasting pan in an oven will do).
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Instead, they blamed their candidate, Rick Saccone, for running a lackluster effort while crediting the president with putting Mr. Saccone within reach of victory by firing up Trump supporters at a rally last weekend.
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Now some Chinese who are angered by Ms. Meng's arrest have put out calls on social media for a boycott of the parkas, which are priced within reach of only the country's wealthy elite.
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If tools like this catch on, it could be another way of democratizing aspects of game development, turning a previously expensive and time-consuming task into something much more within reach of the average developer.
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Other notable details about the bitcoin rally: — Bitcoin is now within reach of the $4,827 near-term price target that Goldman Sachs analyst Sheba Jafari quoted to clients in a research note earlier this month.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton was within reach of his fourth Formula One title on Sunday after winning the Japanese Grand Prix for Mercedes while Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel suffered engine problems and failed to finish.
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The Trump administration would not continue the policies that had failed Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama and would, within a few years, bring the United States' biggest cities within reach of North Korean nuclear missiles.
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Republicans have dominated Texas politics for more than two decades, but Democratic gains in the last election suggest they could be within reach of seizing control of the House for the first time since 2003.
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Wimbledon: Serena Williams beat fellow American Alison Riske for a spot in the semifinals, putting her within reach of the Grand Slam title that has eluded her since the birth of her daughter in 2017.
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And in New Hampshire, where he came within reach of beating Sanders on Tuesday, an unexpected surge and third-place finish by yet another moderate, Amy Klobuchar, hurt Buttigieg's chances to claim the party's center.
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However, Asian shares came within reach of testing their 2016 peak on Wednesday as prospects of solid U.S. growth and accommodative economic policy in major markets whet investors' risk appetite damaged by uncertainty from Brexit.
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Set against the backdrop of continuous AI improvements, the picture seems simple enough: machines get a little more capable every day, and every extra bit of intelligence brings a few more jobs within reach of automation.
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Fresh off a sweep of five Northeast states last week, Trump hopes a win in Indiana will put him within reach of the 103,237 delegates required to lock up the Republican presidential nomination before the convention.
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SUZUKA, Japan, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton moved within reach of a fourth Formula One world championship on Sunday after winning a Japanese Grand Prix that saw Ferrari title rival Sebastian Vettel retire with engine problems.
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Cast member Melissa Fitzgerald, who played C.J. Cregg's assistant Carol, is now the senior director of Justice for Vets, which leads the national effort to establish Veterans Treatment Courts within reach of every veteran in need.
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But oil markets still face soaring U.S. oil production C-OUT-T-EIA, which 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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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.8 percent, but was still within reach of its June 9 peak, having risen 5.6 percent from its low after the Brexit vote on June 19.96103.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran will punish Americans wherever they are within reach of the Islamic Republic in retaliation for the killing of miliary commander Qassem Soleimani, Tasnim news agency quoted a senior Revolutionary Guards commander as saying.
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In oil, the United States crude production overtook that of top exporter Saudi Arabia earlier this year, recently hitting a record 11 million barrels per day (bpd), putting the United States within reach of top producer Russia.
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After a few tense days where the two parties seemed at turns within reach of a deal or on the point of breaking off talks entirely, Podemos ended up abstaining on Tuesday, rather than voting against Sanchez.
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EMILY's List, the Democratic fundraising group that aids pro-abortion rights candidates, operates Focus 2202, which aims to recruit and train candidates, especially in states where Democrats hold narrow majorities or are within reach of taking control.
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A senior commander in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps raised the prospect of possible attacks on ships in the gulf, saying that Iran would retaliate against Americans wherever they were within reach of the Islamic Republic. Gen.
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Raff compares Amazon to a mid-20th century Sears Roebuck, the catalog company that shipped a universe of consumer goods from the center of America's rail network in Chicago to anyone within reach of a mail truck.
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It has also put Dr. Costa, a United States citizen since August, within reach of his ultimate dream: working directly for NASA, a government agency as well-known as Coca-Cola back in his little Brazilian hometown.
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It was within reach of a two-week low of $1.2855 plumbed overnight after a run of lacklustre data cast doubt over the Bank of England's recent warnings that it is on the verge of raising borrowing costs.
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That said, all of the major vendors — Google, Microsoft, AWS, Oracle, IBM or any platform vendor — are also exposing artificial intelligence programming tools in the form of APIs, putting this kind of technology within reach of every company.
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Notably, this doesn't necessarily mean they are off Slack's servers once they're a day old (they are likely not), but the messages should no longer be within reach of the aforementioned workspace owner once a day has passed.
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"Beyond polling, primary and off-cycle elections provide some useful information and generally support the conclusion that Democrats are within reach of a majority but that their lead has diminished since earlier in the year," the report said.
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"We have long held the view that fiscal easing would be the better policy option than further monetary policy easing, especially with the RBA within reach of the lower bound," CBA economist Belinda Allen wrote in a note.
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As the first expo in the Middle East or within reach of East Africa or South Asia, it will be a direct line to the youth of a strategically vital region as they form opinions about the world.
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"We have long held the view that fiscal easing would be the better policy option than further monetary policy easing, especially with the RBA within reach of the lower bound," CBA economist Belinda Allen wrote in a note.
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DUBAI, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Iran will punish Americans wherever they are within reach of the Islamic Republic in retaliation for the killing of miliary commander Qassem Soleimani, Tasnim news agency quoted a senior Revolutionary Guards commander as saying.
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"Easy open containers that keep a whole week's worth of medication organized can be very helpful for older adults but if left within reach of a young child, could result in dangerous side effects," Malani said by email.
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Rounds are growing in size, some of the most active VCs we highlighted in Q1 have literally doubled down on their investing activity and, importantly, the total amount of venture capital funding is within reach of pre-dip levels.
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Japan, well within reach of North Korea's missiles, said the world must maintain pressure on the reclusive country to rein in its nuclear and missile programs and now was not the time for a resumption of multi-party talks.
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Many artists clamor their entire careers to come within reach of a fully realized identity; Romano seems to change to and from multiple ones as easily as he makes the switch from bedazzled Western wear to Adidas track jacket.
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The common currency still remained within reach of a two-week low of $1.2254 plumbed on Tuesday after a survey showed the euro zone's manufacturing boom stumbled for a third month in March as optimism waned and demand ebbed.
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"As our president correctly pointed out, the enemies, particularly America, whose centers of interest are within reach of the visible and hidden defense forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, should not play with the lion's tail," he said.
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In Pittsburgh, the most affordable city on the list, the median home cost $146,000, an increase of 4.3 percent from 2016, but still within reach of anyone earning at least $35,205 (provided they had $29,200 for a down payment).
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Long within reach of most conventional North Korean artillery and missiles, South Korea and Japan are far from prepared if an all-out military conflict breaks out as tensions escalate over Pyongyang's rapidly advancing nuclear weapons program.
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For the first time in over a decade, a party which had long appeared in terminal decline seemed within reach of the CDU and its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), which are polling at 34% on average.
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Instead, Ezekiel offers a compromise, a chance to "go and not go" at the same time, by setting Carol up in a house just outside The Kingdom's walls, so that she can be alone but still within reach of humanity.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland and Wales are within reach of a deal with the central government over power-sharing, Scotland's Nicola Sturgeon said on Wednesday, easing the pressure on the British government as it negotiates its exit from the European Union.
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Wolpoff says the service agency he ran was lucrative, but the sales cycles were long, and because of the cost, it was really only within reach of relatively few organizations that were willing to pay for that kind of service.
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It may not sound like much, but it puts the ability to add a map to a web page within reach of any user without the assistance of an expert coder, and that can facilitate much faster changes to web pages.
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Toward the end, one of Mr. Nojay's greatest dreams — shepherding Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, within reach of the White House — had come true, even as controversy, and at least one federal investigation, had begun lapping at the assemblyman's feet.
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The first island chain is now within reach of Chinese naval and land-based weapons, while the second island chain is an important strategic line of defense for the US. Ulithi, west of Guam, has an important place between the two.
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And he has two primary sources of leverage: his newly acquired capabilities to put San Francisco, and maybe Chicago, within reach of his nuclear weapons, and North Korea's longstanding ability to destroy Seoul with conventional artillery arrayed along the Demilitarized Zone.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans got what they so desperately needed early Saturday when an ugly process and a series of last-minute concessions put them within reach of a significant legislative victory in the form of major tax legislation.
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In 2015, a federal judge said the SEC was dragging its feet on issuing a new version, and the SEC was ordered to finish the new rule by late June 2016 — putting it just within reach of the CRA's timeframe.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve continued to lay the groundwork for an interest rate hike in the next two months, with Governor Jerome Powell saying he felt the U.S. economy was on a "solid footing" and within reach of the central bank's inflation goals.
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Output has risen by nearly 25 percent in the last two years to over 103 million bpd C-OUT-T-EIA, taking it past top exporter Saudi Arabia and within reach of the biggest producer, Russia, which pumps around 11 million bpd.
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In the past, this problem usually got passed off to a set of highly skilled engineers or database administrators, but the founders formed Nexla with the goal of putting the ability to process this data within reach of line-of-business folks.
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SEATTLE/PARIS (Reuters) - Boeing Co has started boosting 787 Dreamliner production to 14 jets a month from 12, Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg said on Wednesday, putting the U.S. planemaker within reach of a key target designed to boost cash and lower costs.
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Carlos Gonzalez and Charlie Blackmon were and are daily mentions in the world of internet trade rumors, but the Rockies put together a 15-12 month of July and a nine-wins-in-11-games run to pull back within reach of .500.
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With Republicans on the cusp of nominating for president the favorite son of white supremacists, who admires Vladimir Putin and retweets with approval the wisdom of Benito Mussolini, Democrats are within reach of achieving sweeping victories at all levels of national politics.
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The Sharks, who still are within reach of the top spot in the Western Conference as they trail Chicago by four points, have won eight of their last 12 contests and scored at least four goals in each triumph on the homestand.
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A few dozen yards from the shore is a small shed, about 6 by 9 feet, where they left him on a wooden platform, unable to walk, but within reach of food, water, a knife and a bottle of homemade hard liquor.
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This activity was typically only within reach of intelligence agencies or surveillance contractors, but now Motherboard has confirmed that this capability is much more widely available in the hands of financially-driven cybercriminal groups, who are using it to empty bank accounts.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - A record-equalling third successive gold medal is within reach of Felix Loch after the German luge great emerged top of the time-sheets following an incident-packed opening session in the men's singles at the Winter Olympics on Saturday.
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But Mr. Rouhani also promised that if he were forced to pull out of the deal, he would restart Iran's production of nuclear fuel within "days or hours," leaving unstated the fact that that would put the country within reach of nuclear weapons.
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More advanced missiles are able to change their trajectories mid-flight, which means "it won't be in the place you think it's going to be if you're trying to engage it," says Karako, who says maneuverable missile technology is within reach of Iran.
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"While home sharing is a time-honored tradition in many cultures around the world, the rise of digital platforms like Airbnb has brought it within reach of more people than ever before," Airbnb's vice president of trust Margaret Richardson writes in today's announcement.
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U.S. oil production has already jumped by almost a quarter since mid-13, to 10.4 million barrels per day (bpd) C-OUT-T-EIA, taking it past top exporter Saudi Arabia and within reach of top producer Russia, which pumps around 11 million bpd.
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"More than anyone we've seen before come within reach of the presidency, Donald Trump stands ready to tear apart an America that was built on values like decency, community, and concern for our neighbors," wrote Warren, a Massachusetts senator who enjoys broad support among liberals.
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The previous year, Musk had made an audacious announcement: His company, which was known—fetishized, actually—for its luxurious electric vehicles, would soon begin manufacturing a new sedan that it planned to sell for just $35,000, putting it within reach of the middle class.
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"Tonight, we are finally within reach of true equality for girls and women in the United States, thanks to the voters of Virginia and supporters across the country," Jessica Neuwirth and Carol Jenkins, both presidents of The ERA Coalition, said in a statement Tuesday.
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Barty's compatriot Sam Stosur got to the final at Roland Garros in 2010 but failed to get her hands on the Suzanne Lenglen Cup which is within reach of the eighth seed, who has a unique variety of shots, tactical nous and a cool attitude.
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"We are within reach of achieving 5 million tourists, but we are concerned that the momentum we have achieved in focused marketing that has proven itself will not continue with the same intensity because of significant budget cuts," Tourism Ministry Director-General Amir Halevi said.
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Determined not to allow Howard to dominate as he did last season — when he piled up half of Marquette's points in a 250-275 overtime win — Creighton coach Greg McDermott asked Alexander to stay within reach of Howard whenever the All-American crossed half-court.
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"Tonight, we are finally within reach of true equality for girls and women in the United States, thanks to the voters of Virginia and supporters across the country," Jessica Neuwirth and Carol Jenkins, co-presidents of The ERA Coalition, said in a statement late Tuesday.
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"As our president correctly pointed out, the enemies, particularly America, whose centers of interest are within reach of the visible and hidden defense forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, should not play with the lion's tail," Bagheri said in a statement, according to IRNA.
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Our unannounced visits to home- and center-based child care providers in Florida, Arizona, Connecticut, Michigan, Maine, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, South Carolina and Puerto Rico uncovered the following unacceptable conditions: In Michigan, some playgrounds had exposed rusty nails, dog feces and lawn tools within reach of children.
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Juicero has been around for less than a year now, and it's still only available in a few locations: California, Arizona, and Nevada — regions within reach of its packaging facilities, since consumers have to be within a short shipping distance of its fresh fruit and vegetable pouches.
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Now, on the eve of Super Tuesday, when Democrats across 15 states and territories will hand out more than a third of the delegates required to claim the nomination, Mr. Sanders is within reach of a clear national lead and Mr. Biden is racing to catch up.
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The South Koreans have played a huge role in this because they really were frightened that Trump was prepared to go to war and war would be a disaster for South Korea because so much of North Korea&aposs artillery is within reach of Seoul, artillery and missiles.
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The overall bullish mood is being somewhat tempered by U.S. crude production C-OUT-T-EIA, which climbed to a fresh record of 10.4 million barrels per day (bpd) last week, putting the United States ahead of top exporter Saudi Arabia and within reach of Russia's 11 million bpd.
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In an escalation of the lobbying, deputies who support the bill or are undecided have been given boxes with small plastic fetuses inside, mirroring tactics seen in the US. In practice, the ability to voluntarily terminate a pregnancy is within reach of Argentinian women who can afford it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose half a percent within reach of a one-month high after data showed British workers' pay rose at the fastest pace in nearly 2-1/2 years in the three months to January, cementing expectations the central bank will raise interest rates in May.
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Far from supporting the idea that some children are fated to suffer from cavities no matter how well they brush their teeth, these results make it clear that the power to control the growth of the relevant bacteria is very much within reach of children and their parents.
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Mike Smith needed to make just 12 saves for the Flames (49-23-7, 105 points), who will face the second wild-card winner — a spot currently occupied by the Colorado Avalanche but well within reach of the Arizona Coyotes — in the opening round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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The technology could offer economic benefits to rural areas that move their produce through larger urban areas, such as St. Louis, which Smith said would happen with the Missouri route, and rural citizens within reach of a high-speed transportation network could be helped much the same way city folk would.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal was at his awe-inspiring best as he recovered from a first set wobble to crush Juan Martin del Potro 4-6 13-0 6-3 6-2 in the U.S. Open semi-finals on Friday and move within reach of a 16th grand slam title.
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"A baby that is within reach of their mother may have more comfort, or physical stimulation form being in an environment with another person," said Winter, adding that mothers being near their babies also facilitates breastfeeding, which in itself has been shown to reduce the risk of SIDS by 70%.
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The government offensive is part of a major campaign to recapture full control of the vast Syrian Badia, where the advance of the army and Iranian-backed militias southeast of the ancient central town of Palmyra has brought them within reach of the Iraqi frontier for the first time in years.
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He claims his company has reduced that process to minutes, putting containerization within reach of just about any large organization that wants to move their existing applications to container technology, while reducing the total ramp-up time to convert a portfolio of existing applications from years to a couple of weeks.
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Trying to provision these devices manually is a time-consuming process, one that larger organizations no longer have to deal with because of other commercial options or in-house solutions, but Fleetsmith puts that same kind of efficient device management within reach of smaller organizations by offering it as a cloud service.
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The idea is to put these kinds of advanced artificial intelligence tools within reach of data scientists, developers and any other interested parties without any of the normal heavy lifting required to build models and get results with the myriad of testing phases that are typically involved in these types of exercises.
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And while there is worry in the region about Trump&aposs unpredictable response to the threat posed by Kim, Trump made clear he did not intend to tone down his bellicose rhetoric -- including dubbing Kim "Little Rocket Man" -- even while in an Asian capital within reach of the North Korea dictator&aposs missiles.
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Read More This could be the stock market savior this year Now that it's been nearly nine months since the S&P 500 has made a new high, and less than 10 percent of the index is in within reach of making a new high, the Cornerstone Macro technician expects losses to accelerate.
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ABOUT THE STARS (216-23-22): Seguin, who was within reach of matching his career-high total of 37 goals when his Achilles tendon was sliced by a skate on March 17, practiced fully Wednesday and has been cleared to play, but coach Lindy Ruff said "First is health" when determining his availability.
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" I thought of the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air under whose chassis he had spent so many weekends, reluctant to let it die, a pile of car-repair manuals just within reach of one greasy hand; of the Colonial armchairs he had painstakingly assembled from kits in the garage "with no help from anyone.
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Hill and others worry that Trump will once again accuse Seoul -- where millions already live within reach of North Korea's nuclear arsenal -- of "appeasement" or again raise the possibility of terminating the bilateral free trade agreement between the two countries, known as KORUS, which could weaken ties between the two countries at a critical juncture.
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The culinary talent agent Shep Gordon, one of the first in the business to appreciate the financial opportunities that fame had brought within reach of chefs, wrote in an email that he had never brokered a deal like the Arizona promotion for any of his clients, who have included Emeril Lagasse and Wolfgang Puck.
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But it also takes place at a pivotal moment for the conservative movement, which is within reach of a goal it has pursued for decades of cementing a majority on the Supreme Court at a time of key rulings on issues like abortion, same-sex marriage and the role of religion in American life.
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Or maybe you listened to the radio: from jungle and drum and bass on illegal pirate stations UK to Radio 1 in Britain, or—if you were based in the States—whatever local rap or college station played within reach of your area, blasting everything from R.E.M and Pavement to Big L and Lord Finesse.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield fell to its lowest level since September 2017 overnight, coming within reach of the 2% threshold after St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said a rate cut "may be warranted soon" given the rising risk to economic growth posed by global trade tensions as well as weak U.S. inflation.
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The benchmark 21.2560-year Treasury yield fell to its lowest level since September 2017 overnight, coming within reach of the 2% threshold after St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said a rate cut "may be warranted soon" given the rising risk to economic growth posed by global trade tensions as well as weak U.S. inflation.
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And while there is worry in the region about Trump&aposs unpredictable response to the threat posed by Kim Jong Un, Trump made clear he did not intend to tone down his bellicose rhetoric — which included dubbing Kim Jong Un as "Little Rocket Man" — even while in an Asian capital within reach of the North Korea dictator&aposs missiles.
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This year's election is inédit not only because Marine Le Pen, considered so thinkable that both Brigitte Bardot and the President of the United States have praised her, is within reach of the Presidency but also because Macron, who has never held elected office, has become the front-runner a year after putting together a party from scratch.
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Detroit, which sits in the first wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference and still is within reach of first place in the Atlantic Division, had its five-game point streak snapped at home by Chicago 5-2 on Wednesday in the opener of the two-game season series between the Original Six - and former Central Division - rivals.
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"It's been a long time coming to the arrival, and we're really looking forward to the next chapter of this mission," Heather Enos, the deputy principal investigator for OSIRIS-REx at the University of Arizona, said on NASA TV. Now that OSIRIS-REx is within reach of Bennu, the next step for the spacecraft is to insert itself into the asteroid's orbit.
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He was after all still exceptionally active — his iconic Guggenheim Museum in New York would open in 1959, six months after his death — and still believed in his Usonian ideals, where mid-century style was within reach of average citizens, or at least the inhabitants of some utopian fantasy version of the USA (the "US" of which gives Usonian its name).
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The network Sunday morning public affairs shows, which compete fiercely against each other, have otherwise always been broadcast from Washington, D.C. The unusual New York location of "This Week" is believed to be due to ABC's agreement to accommodate the lifestyle of "This Week" host Stephanopoulos, who is a social fixture in New York's exclusive Hamptons , the affluent beach paradise within reach of New York City.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is within reach of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in New Hampshire, a poll released Thursday shows.
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With Senate Majority Leader Mitch -McConnell telling Senate Republicans it would be OK for them to attack Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE if he becomes the GOP's nominee and Trump threatening Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) during a Super Tuesday news conference in which he promised to unify the nation, Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) is within reach of enjoying the last laugh of his legislative career and leading Democrats back to control of the Senate.
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