The wildest plot twists, alas, may be yet to come.
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This could be a taste of things yet to come.
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Years worth of research and studies are yet to come.
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Friedman's nomination has yet to come up for a vote.
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And I know our best days are yet to come.
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Stick with it, because the best is yet to come.
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I can't wait to see what is yet to come.
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The best may be yet to come, however, Barclays said.
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NASA scientists think even better images are yet to come.
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It belonged to "something that had yet to come," a.k.a.
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But in other places, the worst is yet to come.
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The whole story I think is yet to come out.
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And the worst of this storm is yet to come.
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But the biggest and best was still yet to come.
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Another 2 that's yet to come, yes I have enough.
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THE BEST IS YET TO COME DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
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The best is yet to come do you believe it?
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"The best of Bandung is yet to come," said Kamil.
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The report shows that the peak is yet to come.
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Australia is burning, and the worst is yet to come.
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Markit said the real Brexit test had yet to come.
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In his mind, there is plenty still yet to come.
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But worse is surely yet to come for Britain itself.
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At the time, Mr. Bernstein had yet to come out.
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But three states said the worst is yet to come.
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I think the best is yet to come for IEX.
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Which means, horrifyingly, the worst may be yet to come.
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No. Because I think the best is yet to come.
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I still feel that the best is yet to come.
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But experts worry that the worst is yet to come.
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A sentence, a reference, will signal something yet to come.
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And officials have said the worst is yet to come.
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Three weeks later, they have yet to come back on.
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In any case, the biggest scandal was yet to come.
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The mayor warned that the worst was yet to come.
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That has many expecting the worst is yet to come.
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He seems to know his time is yet to come.
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"The real economic shock is yet to come," he said.
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As Rogers wisely cautions, the worst is yet to come.
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Dreams of a tartan Denmark have yet to come to fruition.
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"This is 27 and the best is yet to come ❤."
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It's cheesy to say, but the best is yet to come.
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The biggest exits and biggest flops are probably yet to come.
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The best part of the collection is yet to come, however.
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"The toughest sanctions are yet to come," Bolton said on Twitter.
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Porzingis smiles the smile of promise, the best yet to come.
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"The impact is going to be yet to come," he said.
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The real work is yet to come for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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"We have many more exciting projects yet to come," he said.
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Get registered todayto have an impact on days yet to come.
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But in many parts, the coldest weather is yet to come.
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Yet many said they knew the worst was yet to come.
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The drop has yet to come, but the buildup is now.
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I have no doubt that the worst is yet to come.
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Carolyn Maloney asked: "Is the worst yet to come, Dr. Fauci?"
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And the loss of life yet to come will be heartbreaking.
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What was endured can hint at what is yet to come.
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As of Wednesday evening, the winner had yet to come forward.
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But the best part of the mission was yet to come.
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And much more is yet to come from Milan and Paris.
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It&aposs only a teaser of what is yet to come.
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"The more interesting functionality is yet to come," Mr. Erickson said.
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But I can tell that the climax has yet to come.
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According to one chart-minded trader, the worst is yet to come.
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I believe the greatest days of this country are yet to come.
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But I am still optimistic that the best is yet to come.
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Whatever happens on February 26, Huppert's best could be yet to come.
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Get registered today to have an impact on days yet to come.
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Sixteen other Democrats have yet to come aboard, according to activist tracking.
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They're always asking for more, and they say: 'What's yet to come?
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If you've yet to come across Hägglund on your newsfeed, don't worry.
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Others have had vast, varied lives – with more outings yet to come.
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That's the future of awesome Samsung design that is yet to come.
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"I feel like the real impact has yet to come," says Spencer.
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The major results from Scott Kelly's grand experiment are yet to come.
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As with his career, we're sure the best is yet to come.
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And Hubble might have plenty more discoveries like this yet to come.
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Clearly I was sold, but the real test was yet to come.
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New sales that have yet to come to Capitol Hill for approval.
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However, for me, the best of Isaac Toast was yet to come.
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One thing I am sure of, the best is yet to come.
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Dr. Luke countersued and both cases have yet to come to trial.
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Apparently the best sex of your life is still yet to come.
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As a fictional creation, Birdo has yet to come out for themselves.
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" And he added, "I think my personal best is yet to come.
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But the biggest impact on the business world is yet to come.
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"The heaviest rain has yet to come," said CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar.
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The best is yet to come, and babe, won't it be fine?
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But from a personal pain standpoint, the worst is yet to come.
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Isn't that up to the voters in the primaries yet to come?
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A warning to my Republican friends: The worst is yet to come.
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It can take advantage of every new innovation that's yet to come.
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But despite the announcement on Monday, those details have yet to come.
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The most astonishing twist in Cardinal Obando's career was yet to come.
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Some worry, with good reason, that the worst is yet to come.
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"I believe the worst is yet to come," the company's response reads.
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, says the best news is yet to come.
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Though that platform to business regulation has yet to come into force.
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And his most important work for the campaign was yet to come.
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TONY BENNETT CELEBRATES 90: THE BEST IS YET TO COME 9 p.m.
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Though the heat is already here, the worst is yet to come.
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A song, a 50-point outburst and more were yet to come.
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Unthinkable as it may be, the worst may have yet to come.
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Too much of that has already occurred and is yet to come.
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More restaurants yet to come may help keep Snowmass visitors in place.
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In the pivotal moments yet to come, will Biden step up and deliver?
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Meteorologists have warned that the worst is yet to come as rivers rise.
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"Our best days are yet to come," Davis told the House of Commons.
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Many more clashes, righteous or not, are yet to come in the city.
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Statisticians, however, have yet to come up with an explanation for Carlo Bernarte.
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The ruling party has yet to come up with such a catchy tune.
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"I think that the most negative revelations are yet to come," Bove continued.
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That ticket holder has yet to come forward either, officials told the Times.
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But they anticipate that the final, most difficult phase is yet to come.
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And yet, the worst of his presidency may still be yet to come.
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And I just know that the best is even still yet to come.
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This is not a dramatic prediction of a distant future yet to come.
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The best of NASA is yet to come, and it is coming soon.
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The House and the Trump administration has yet to come to a resolution.
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I have yet to come across, since January, when was I in Nashville?
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"In that sense, we can really say the worst is yet to come."
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In many parts of the country, the coldest weather is yet to come.
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He's on snapchat acting hurt but he's yet to come see Dream yet!
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The most difficult stories we will all contend with are yet to come.
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Yet the real problems for America and the world are yet to come.
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But for Syria's last rebel-held city the worst is yet to come.
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Kraft, of course, felt the same, but his call had yet to come.
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" And Tom Buerkle of Breakingviews writes, "The big questions are yet to come.
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Still, there's a sense that the real power plays have yet to come.
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"I believe the worst is yet to come," one anonymous manufacturer told IPC.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if the most surprising things have yet to come."
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However, the new connection version is yet to come to PC graphics cards.
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The worst of the intimidation and harassment they feared was yet to come.
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" But they added in a note that "the worst is yet to come.
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" The ad ends with the narrator pledging, "The best is yet to come.
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You're the friends who, when the worst was yet to come, ran far away.
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In fact, Nomura economists warned that "the worst is yet to come," for China.
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That only 36 percent of people think America's best days are yet to come.
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Yet despite weeks of talks, the officials have yet to come to an agreement.
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Juno is scheduled to complete 35 perijoves, so the best is yet to come.
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"We are on to Nevada because the best is yet to come," Klobuchar said.
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Society has yet to come to terms with this kind of invasion of privacy.
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The Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, adopted in 1996, has yet to come into force.
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But many economists are still warning that the real challenge is yet to come.
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Copies of The Economist Yet To Come were unavailable for analysis at press time.
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And unfortunately, this means the real economic and market volatility is yet to come.
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"I believe that my best golf has yet to come, absolutely," he told reporters.
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The bill has yet to come to a vote in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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And I'm confident that, as a public company, the best is yet to come.
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I think it's a tragedy, and I fear the worst is yet to come.
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Phoenix consistently adds talent but has yet to come up with the right combination.
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We are the ENVY of the WORLD — and the best is yet to come!
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And it was abundantly clear to me that much more is yet to come.
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"The hardest is yet to come," Sánchez told a near-empty Parliament on Wednesday.
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"The best days for America's farmers are yet to come," he told the crowd.
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But there's still a lot of other information that has yet to come out.
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I have yet to come up with a more vivid image to describe this.
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Or the night before, at the risk of undermining the workout yet to come?
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It was like a visit to the land of Alternative Truth Yet to Come.
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Retaliation by Syria or its allies over the strike may be yet to come.
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" Trump concluded his speech by telling the crowd "the best is yet to come.
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And then use that knowledge to prevent suffering associated with storms yet to come.
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LaVorgna said the final verdict in assessing the Trump performance is yet to come.
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If the current forecast is accurate, there is still some winter yet to come.
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Regulations setting out how the new law will be enforced are yet to come.
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Meanwhile, the holder of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot has yet to come forward.
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As he battled to recover in time for Sochi, worse news was yet to come.
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Ted Cruz in the GOP primary and has yet to come around to supporting Trump.
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Gonzo was originally going to portray Christmas Yet to Come in The Muppet Christmas Carol.
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The biggest impact of the internet and greater computing power is probably yet to come.
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Our Halloween decorations have yet to come down and sale season is already starting ya'll!
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Despite the allegations, Kenzo has yet to come forward with any statement of its own.
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Still, we're told police fear the worst is yet to come between these two groups.
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The main secular party has yet to come up with a credible candidate for president.
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Tesla shares are surging, and according to one trader the best is yet to come.
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And this is just from the ongoing storm, with much more precipitation yet to come.
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But the hallmark of 2019, perhaps, is feeling like the worst is yet to come.
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Meteorologists warn that the worst is yet to come as rivers rise to historic levels.
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"There is a lot of embarrassing information that has yet to come out," Avenatti said.
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She can still win four golds, with the 200m backstroke yet to come on Thursday.
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Without a restoration of environmental policy in Brazil, the worst fires are yet to come.
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They did not begin to return for several months; many have yet to come back.
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His re-arrest means that there may be mindboggling Shaun Bridges stories yet to come.
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No one has yet to come close to crossing that threshold, at least not publicly.
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But we haven't seen the results yet — and sadly the worst is yet to come.
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Even House Speaker Paul Ryan admitted Wednesday that the heaviest lift is yet to come.
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It's so fast, and so suggestive already of the film's many layers yet to come.
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"The worst is yet to come," Mizuho Securities said in a research report on Monday.
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"The worst is yet to come," Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City said.
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It's a hint of both Asian-American influence and Asian-American divisions yet to come.
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Some of the biggest changes to clamp down on foreign workers have yet to come.
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I honestly believe that if we can accomplish this, the best is yet to come.
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Yet to come is the mirror image — the identification of and charges against co-conspirators.
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The case has yet to come to a conclusion, and his daughter has also fled Russia.
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And there are dozens more who have either yet to come out or don't want to.
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Hope not; the most markety marketing this marketing-ass movie ever marketed is yet to come.
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At 17 or 18, I started recording this third album that has yet to come out.
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The other case is said to involve a victim who has yet to come forward publicly.
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With these new investments still ahead of it, McDonald said the best is yet to come.
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"Fashion has yet to come to terms with it" — or for that matter, with nonstandard sizing.
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Six babies and the 12-year-old, and the worst of the winter yet to come.
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The universe just dropped its first sound byte, but the best music is yet to come.
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Trump's previous promises that his wife would make public statements have yet to come to fruition.
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Watch the nail biting and intense trailer for all the Kardashian drama yet to come, below.
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CNBC "Fast Money " trader Steve Grasso believes the best is yet to come for the stock.
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It was a gesture that helped unite the North to face the crisis yet to come.
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Meteorologists clarified that even though the hurricane was downgraded, the worst flooding was yet to come.
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Georgiou factors into that, Yeoh said, adding that many "twists and turns" are yet to come.
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And I feel a kind of weary resignation, worried that the worst is yet to come.
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The market, the addressable market, today is $40 billion, so the best is yet to come.
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That if our policies don't change vis a vis Russia, the worst is yet to come.
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There may be more major developments from Mueller yet to come, as Washington awaits his report.
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The past decade has been incredible for this artist, and the best is yet to come.
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Six in 10 overall (60%) say the worst is yet to come from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Zinke has yet to come up with nominations for some of the department's most important posts.
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" Added Mr. Jay, "We clearly think his greatest impact on the world is yet to come.
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But most also freely admitted that the most difficult part of negotiations is yet to come.
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Your plan will guide you through the many stock market catastrophes that are yet to come.
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But I have yet to come across anyone with such an enthusiastic reaction as these guys.
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"The incredible thing about Viet-Nam is that the worst is yet to come," he wrote.
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Five years later, ISIS has been virtually defeated but the Christians have yet to come back.
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In perhaps related news, Buttigieg has yet to come out with any signature policies on tech.
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"Everyone in the house is safe but the worst is yet to come," Chandler told CNN.
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Yet so far, his team has yet to come up with serious proposals beyond vague platitudes.
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And the worst is yet to come as the cost of mortgage financing continues to edge up.
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I have a tendency to keep pushing forward -- eager and impatient anticipation for everything yet to come.
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The discovery of this ancient ship is very exciting, but the best may be yet to come.
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Meanwhile, the winner of the $768.4 million Powerball jackpot from March 27 has yet to come forward.
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But people are impatient, and years of studies yet to come are no guarantee of immediate safety.
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Or it might be a powerful video or image editing app that has yet to come out.
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But apparently, Dunham was just warming up because the best looks were definitely still yet to come.
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"We're worried about those that have yet to come back, hoping that they are okay," said Solá.
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Hurricane Florence has weakened to a Category 2 storm — but the worst is still yet to come.
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I just wanted to publicly honor you, and remind you that the best is yet to come!
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These have yet to come to fruition, while AWS is showing that it's becoming a real business.
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Of course, the OIG's summation was only its preliminary report—a full audit is yet to come.
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STEVE LIESMAN: So if they're reaching in on Apple, are there other company cases yet to come?
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In the most minimal sense, the future is simply the set of all moments yet to come.
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These attempts, of course, fail—as they would in the aftermath of mass shootings yet to come.
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Unfortunately, its flaws make it clear the franchise has room to improve in simulations yet to come.
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Some have seen that as a hint that some of the worst revelations are yet to come.
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The creators of HIKEA have yet to come forward, probably because what they're doing is pretty illegal.
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While Brady showing up to the Durant meeting feels preposterous, the craziest thing is yet to come.
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No, I like my misery in bunches and, anyway, I'm hoping the worst is yet to come.
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Artistry commits Schutz to draw on painting of the past in service to painting yet to come.
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"The worst is yet to come," Joachim Fels, global economic advisor at PIMCO, told clients on Sunday.
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Thus far, Japan has managed to escape exponential growth, but the worst may be yet to come.
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It's been an "excruciating" time for Elon Musk — and "the worst is yet to come," he said.
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Despite increasing concerns about China's evolution, the West has yet to come to grips with this threat.
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The travel-ban decision may have been bad, in short, but worse may be yet to come.
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The true test of the movement's impact on the criminal justice system, therefore, is yet to come.
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This group ramped up negotiations in recent days but have yet to come forward with a proposal.
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As the president's own health advisers warn, the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is yet to come.
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For example, the promise of hydrogen fuel 15 years ago still has yet to come to fruition.
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Joule Financial Quint Tatro agreed that the worst of the sell-off may be yet to come.
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The past decade has been incredible for this brilliant artist and the best is yet to come.
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With Boeing's production shutdown rippling through the sector, many expect that the worst is yet to come.
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It was a snapshot of a team at work, but plenty had yet to come into focus.
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This was a preemptive, defensive strike planned to take out the organizer of attacks yet to come.
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Which is a very nice way of saying: The hard part of Brexit is yet to come.
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However, the full impact of Apple's changes to its App Store are probably still yet to come.
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While the bill unanimously passed the House Financial Services Committee, its biggest test has yet to come.
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Voters may not like Trump but Democrats have yet to come up with a positive alternative vision.
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But a mysterious suitcase full of skeletal remains hints that a bigger shock is yet to come.
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Inchoate as the video is, it's still an effective teaser for Shecter's yet-to-come final piece.
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But, as the category continues to grow, some experts say the worst may be yet to come.
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Farmers in Zimbabwe have lost cattle and crops to drought but fear the worst is yet to come.
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Erin Gibbs, portfolio manager at S&P Global, says watch out below, the worst is yet to come.
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As fear continues to rise, several Wall Street strategists are warning that the worst is yet to come.
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Cost estimates vary widely in part because the White House has yet to come up with final specifications.
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They tell me they're scared this is only the beginning of the political violence that's yet to come.
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That indicates some of the lost accounts have yet to come back as much as Deutsche had hoped.
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"Friends, we are still on the verge of history and the best is yet to come," Abrams said.
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His kids love it ... but his wife, Savannah, has yet to come around (give her time, she'll crack).
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Fallon was shaking his head (all he had was a pillow), but the best was yet to come.
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But if that is not the case, a negative market reaction may be yet to come, he said.
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I want to have compassion for her and tell her that, really, the best is yet to come.
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However, the two sides have yet to come to terms on key structural issues like intellectual property theft.
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The worst may be yet to come, said Evan Duffey, a meteorologist at Accuweather in State College, Pennsylvania.
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But all that and plenty more in gadgets, tech culture, science, transportation, and entertainment is yet to come.
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There are already horrifying reports of mass arrests and mass executions with the worst likely yet to come.
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The toughest part is yet to come: defending that belt in the most cut throat division in MMA.
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Flash flooding from heavy rains battered New Orleans on Wednesday, and the worst might be yet to come.
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Some investors warned the full impact of a stronger euro on European equities could be yet to come.
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But even with Ryan as Speaker, the House GOP has yet to come up with a better idea.
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Of course, it's all a joke: Cheney's rise, and the rest of the movie, is yet to come.
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And I'm proud of the reforms we're making in Baltimore, and those yet to come because of it.
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"The cold is here to stay and the worst is yet to come," CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said.
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Hield is undoubtedly the player of the year favorite now, and the best may be yet to come.
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Is this failure to act the legacy our generation wants to leave for the generations yet to come?
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The ticket was sold in South Carolina but the winner has yet to come forward, Mega Millions said.
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And contracts for September wholesale deliveries rose 23 cents a gallon, signaling the worst is yet to come.
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And with nearly two feet of rain still expected, the authorities worried the worst was yet to come.
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" But, he added, "I think the worst is yet to come in southern Brazil — places like São Paulo.
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While Williams was already a hero to schoolchildren across the nation, Glenn's biggest accomplishments were yet to come.
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Excursions into solitude invariably must end, especially when there's another hour or so of movie yet to come.
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I think that there's a lot of reporting and thinking about those issues that has yet to come.
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Our interest in heredity is testament to a deep human concern with generations past, and those yet to come.
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Though Pie is available for Pixel phones and the Essential Phone, its best features have yet to come out.
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While Gmail on Android has had this feature since 2015, it has yet to come to Gmail on iOS.
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"I've never felt as beautiful, as strong, and I really think the best is yet to come," she says.
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" The defense attorney also tweeted about the upcoming installments in the series, writing, "The best is yet to come.
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Official results have yet to come in for Maine and Arizona, which were also voting on recreational marijuana use.
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"The crucial point is yet to come and that's Friday's draft budget," Commerzbank interest rate strategist David Schnautz said.
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While many details are yet to come, it's clear this is serious business for the Boston-area mega-school.
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"The best is yet to come for me, so I wouldn't say no to anything right now," she says.
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"We're only midway through the race and, good for us, the hardest part is yet to come," he said.
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Experts are saying Russia may be using Ukraine as a testing ground for other, devastating attacks yet to come.
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Holders of the two other winning tickets, which were sold in California and Florida, have yet to come forward.
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With the S&P hovering just above two-year lows, one technician warns the worst is yet to come.
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Twitter has finally gotten its wings back, and one market watcher says the good times are yet to come.
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The ban has yet to come into full effect however, as the company was granted two 90-day reprieves.
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They tend to think America is going in the wrong direction and that the worst is yet to come.
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However, Congress has yet to come to a bipartisan consensus on how to curb shootings in the United States.
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A celebration of 20 years concluded Thursday night with a reasonable belief that the best is yet to come.
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And just like every other gem who thrives in the same rarefied tier, the best is yet to come.
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A permanent solution for DACA has yet to come to fruition as the program has been in legal limbo.
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While the scientists warn the worst may be yet to come, Trump is trying to re-open for business.
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Some of the most contentious defense issues - including over Russian rocket engines, Syria and Iran - are yet to come.
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"It just means the best is yet to come," Rahm said, adding, "I choose to be positive about it."
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But he hopes his greatest payday is yet to come and is targeting a welterweight showdown with Conor McGregor.
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That said, I have yet to come across a router whose parental controls work as they&aposre supposed to.
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The region looks like an inland sea after Hurricane Harvey, and officials fear the worst is yet to come.
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Better make that a fresh nightmare, because at the hands of Tudor, the real pain is yet to come.
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But as tough as it was to get to the finish line, the hardest work is yet to come.
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"Maybe now because of Trump, our dream about independent unions in Vietnam has yet to come true," she added.
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She got up only because she thought she was being disrespectful to the two skiers yet to come down.
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The two companies have held talks about self-driving cars, but a rumored collaboration has yet to come about.
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And today's crop of astronauts, like Glenn, are just small part of a great exploration that's yet to come.
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It's a start, but after a truly grueling year for the media industry, the hardest part is yet to come.
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Still, there's no harm in playing it safe, Cote contended, citing the risk of investing in results yet to come.
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Houteff believed that the Messiah prophesied in the biblical book of Isaiah was not Jesus, but was yet to come.
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My lips felt smooth, with a nice sort of slip to them, but the true test was yet to come.
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It will take days for rivers to crest, meaning a significant portion of this damaging storm is yet to come.
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This has already been the most unorthodox French election ever, but even more improbable twists may be yet to come.
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Agreeing to work with international partners is only a small step for NASA — the giant leap is yet to come.
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The best deals of the year are yet to come, with Black Friday and Cyber Monday now on the horizon.
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And they know the worst is yet to come as Iraqi forces engage in fighting with ISIS inside the city.
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Even though polls suggest Macron will become president in a May 7 run-off, they are yet to come back.
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And keep a little Pauly positivity in your life, and just know that the best years are yet to come.
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Turris has two goals and three assists with his new team, but feels like the best is yet to come.
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It is time to create a New American Future – for you, your children, and all American children yet to come.
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However familiar the story of Olympics-related displacement may be, what often goes unremarked is the displacement yet to come.
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Xbox One is the first console launch for HBO Now; the app is yet to come to the PlayStation 4.
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With darkness and the worst flooding yet to come, traumatized victims need to get to high-and-dry ground quickly.
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But despite the cautious optimism emanating from Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington, experts say the real work is yet to come.
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Congress and President Obama are yet to come to terms on a capped amount of debt for an individual borrower.
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The worst impacts of Trump's polluter-friendly rollbacks are yet to come, but what we have seen already is scary.
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When the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come arrives to show Scrooge the future, we learn the answer is no.
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Much depends on how long this stage of the coronavirus outbreak lasts, and what other surprises are yet to come.
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I'd like to think that Pullman is biding his time, laying down the groundwork for what is yet to come.
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"Fire officials and experts warn that potentially the worst is yet to come," the commissioner's office said in a statement.
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"Your greatest impact on the world may be yet to come," the tennis great Billie Jean King wrote on Twitter.
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And the current state of the endgame is probably just the beginning; the worst, I fear, is yet to come.
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With final turnout figures for Thursday yet to come, the Election Commission told a news conference that by 5 p.m.
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The main difference between the cases is that for Trump, the moment where Congress steps up has yet to come.
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Sixty percent of Americans surveyed in a new poll say the worst is yet to come in the coronavirus pandemic.
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Full results have yet to come in for two other states that voted on March 10: Washington and North Dakota.
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Voters do expect things to get worse: Roughly six-in-24.7, 60 percent, said the worst is yet to come.
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The newly spotted object would be the second such interstellar visitor—but there's a lot more observing yet to come.
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It means that right now we're in the most exciting place: Most of the good stuff is yet to come.
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If he doesn't, we're seeing Europe's first attacks on Trump for his Iran decision, but more are yet to come.
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Facebook first announced its in-app dating service last year, but it has yet to come to most of the world.
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Trump has boasted of $110 billion in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, although the transactions have yet to come to fruition.
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He is only now entering the prime of his career and we are all confident his best is yet to come.
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RBC Capital Markets analyst said "the worst is yet to come" as new regulations are expected to negatively impact the business.
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"The Best Is Yet to Come" for Tony Bennett, who at 90 years old is showing no signs of slowing down.
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As the experience moved toward its conclusion, I wound up in a cemetery with the Spirit of Christmas-Yet-To-Come.
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The playing field is designed, but the rules that will genuinely change the innovation game in Brazil have yet to come.
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Producer Bill Pruitt, who used to work on the show, tweeted that the worst of Trump may be yet to come.
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For its part, the U.K. has yet to come up with a backdoor in Huawei equipment, but flagged other security concerns.
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An urgent and sensible response would be able to bend this death curve somewhat, to reduce the harm yet to come.
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Though Khloé has yet to come back to the West Coast, her little family with Thompson, 27, is her main focus.
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Iceland is memorializing the loss of its first glacier with a special tribute warning those of what is yet to come.
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Though the country is one of the fastest growing markets for internet users, much of it is yet to come online.
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And the biggest Asian markets still aren't live for Pokémon Go: Korea, India and China still have yet to come online.
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Though Endgame wrapped up one giant chapter of the MCU, it sent a ripple through all future movies yet to come.
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Hawaii&aposs Kim vows to rebuild from volcano with help of FEMA, as scientists say the worst is yet to come .
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Even more store closures are yet to come, but the company has said it is still evaluating which locations should remain.
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With more than a billion people in the country, the vast majority is yet to come online and use a smartphone.
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But I am sure some of my friends in the millennial generation would likely say the best is yet to come.
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With summer blockbusters already arriving — and more yet to come — another $200-plus million for Guardians 2 might be a stretch.
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Russia has also struck military cooperation deals with many African countries since 2015, though some have yet to come into force.
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But for Stalin, and for most of the people who lived in his empire, the worst was yet to come. ♦
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But representing Japan does pose problems for a teenager who has yet to come to grips with her mother's mother tongue.
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And hanging over their heads is the decision yet to come on whether they can stay or must return to Honduras.
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An extraordinary lawsuit — brought by 21 children and generations yet to come — is demanding a government plan to address climate change.
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Considering it's already launched 10 beauty collections in just three years, we have a feeling the best it yet to come.
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With hurricane season yet to come, the Army Corps still has to carefully determine how to release and plug the dikes.
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But this was different, not a response to a disaster that happened but one that is mostly, unmeasurably, yet to come.
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The painting is a diptych, with the right panel left empty, as if reserved for images of violence yet to come.
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Andrew Cuomo, Albany and the City Council have yet to come up with an effective strategy to deal with these problems.
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The specter of harder times hangs over a rural Australian town where the worst of the drought has yet to come.
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The worst of COVID-19 is yet to come, and the void at the top remains one of our greatest weaknesses.
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Trump continues to say the virus will be swept away as his own advisers say the worst is yet to come.
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That said, now that we've dispensed with essentially Wellick's entire Season 2 arc, I'm excited for the revelations yet to come.
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There is little respite on the horizon this week, and the worst health impacts of these bushfires is yet to come.
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We are 10 months away from the presidential election, and this is only the beginning of what is yet to come.
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The tariffs have negatively impacted people in her state, Heitkamp argues, and added that the worst may be yet to come.
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In 1995 she wrote and, with her husband, produced "The Best Is Yet to Come," a television documentary about Luciano Pavarotti.
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" The memo pointed mainly to results yet to come from Iowa's satellite caucuses, which she said she believes Sanders won "overwhelmingly.
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For Heap, "there's no doubt in [her] mind" that there are more people Brown abused who have yet to come forward.
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Congress has yet to come up with a legislative solution for the policy, which was ended by President Trump in September.
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The central bank has hiked rates twice this year, and rate setters have indicated that two more are yet to come.
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The season 1 story is only about a third over, and something tells me that the best is yet to come.
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But U.S. National Weather Service meteorologist Zach Taylor said the "worst is yet to come" for the Carolinas due to flooding.
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He's trying to learn a new one, trying to unlearn the past, waiting for a beast that has yet to come.
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So while their 2019 Cannes era may be over, we have a feeling some of their best looks are yet to come.
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But the worst may be yet to come for the stock market, according to Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group.
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Unfortunately, the worst was yet to come for the state of Guerrero, and soon her family would be witnessing more than poverty.
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Loans classified as non-performing amounted to more than 7 trillion rupees as of March, although final numbers have yet to come.
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Sure, there are still plenty of celebrities (many of them long-rumored) who have yet to come out for fear of reprisal.
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"This is the most exciting time in my life – and I love knowing that the best is yet to come!" she says.
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Avicii's retirement feels like the end of an era, but the real question is what's ended—and what is yet to come.
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The industry's woes also signal how Trump administration plans to prop up coal-fired power plants have yet to come to fruition.
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While allegations of Richardon's abuse have resurfaced over the past few days, additional claims against the photographer have yet to come forth.
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A number of Bachelor and Bachelorette alums regularly tweet about Trump, but his name has yet to come up on the show.
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That only happened in June, let's not forget this is very new, so the impact of all this is yet to come.
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In particular, investments in structures, equipment and intellectual property notched a 5.4 percent advance – and much better advances are yet to come!
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Images were already rolling in Friday morning from along the coast, showing high water levels with more high tides yet to come.
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Months after the legalization campaign began, the new bill remains mired in political arguments, and has yet to come to a vote.
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The worst of the California wildfires — which have already left 100 people dead and 228 others missing — may be yet to come.
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The optimistic view is that it's still morning in America, and if we fix what's wrong, the best is yet to come.
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The solar job market had already slowed in 2017 under the cloud of this decision, and the worst is yet to come.
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But Democrats also have yet to come to a consensus on what legislation they would want to take up in the House.
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John Cornyn (R-TX) — have yet to come forward with an agreement, or present the outlines of a proposal to their conferences.
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Two decades after social scientists coined the term "smart cities," the dream of tech-enabled communities has yet to come to fruition.
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In the distance, we see a shining tower: the location, we are led to expect, of some apocalyptic showdown yet to come.
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Amazon's biggest quarter is yet to come, but analysts are already wondering whether the company is shifting into a big investment cycle.
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There are bound to be many more companies, many more devices, many more enhancements and lots of interesting developments yet to come.
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Martin refused, though, possibly because this connection between words and wind is foreshadowing a larger part of the story yet to come.
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What they're like to wearI've yet to come across a Boost sneaker that was uncomfortable and the Nite Jogger is no exception.
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H.R. 8 passed the Democratic-controlled House in February but has yet to come to a vote in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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I&aposve yet to come across a high-quality electric trimmer or shaver that comes in at a significantly lower price point.
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"We have some very long days yet to come," Schiff warned the Senate as he kicked off the House's arguments on Wednesday.
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Perhaps the biggest looming topic that has yet to come up in four debates is Warren's past claims of Native American heritage.
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But the meeting will probably be overshadowed by talks yet to come, said Andrei Lankov, a professor at Kookmin University in Seoul.
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She said that those looking into the issue and have yet to come up with any evidence that she broke the law.
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"The best is yet to come," Graham told the "Fox & Friends" hosts after outlining Trump's assets for his reelection bid next year.
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Federal funds have yet to come in for a single permanent road reconstruction project, reported El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico's largest newspaper.
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As a result, instead of mitigating the negative effects of the administration's harmful policies, the worst may still be yet to come.
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Since the worst may still be yet to come, it's a good idea to get a flu shot if you haven't already.
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That offer has yet to come back, but you still have options if you want a shortcut to earning the Companion Pass.
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The governor of Maracaibo's Zulia state, Omar Prieto, recently said the rampant blackouts were being repaired, but relief has yet to come.
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"We're moving in the direction that everybody's been waiting for ... the wages are still yet to come, but they will," said Swonk.
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And with more than 800 million Indians yet to come online, the country's internet user base could hit 850 million by 2025.
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It's a portent of conflict that's yet to come — and bolsters concerns that another shutdown could still happen in the coming months.
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In South Carolina, the worst is likely yet to come for communities such as Conway, about 15 miles inland from Myrtle Beach.
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But 676,000 of those who left the western half of the city have yet to come back, according to United Nations data.
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Opinion The strength and integrity of the American electoral process are under tremendous strain, but the worst may be yet to come.
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Airlines have drastically cut flights as demand for travel waned amid the spreading coronavirus, and the worst has likely yet to come.
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My favorites change according to my mood and the season, but the piece I currently love the most has yet to come out.
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Though some tabulations have yet to come in, that's nearly 10 points lower than in 2008, a deficit of approximately 18 million votes.
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"So the worst is yet to come and policymakers will be very worried, particularly with consumption growth falling off a cliff," wrote Trinh.
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Anthony Scaramucci's Twitter bio says "the best is yet to come," and it looks like Scaramucci may finally be delivering on that promise.
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All use the land itself to interpret catastrophic wounds, whether those that have already happened, or those, like climate change, yet to come.
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But if wise spending increases the economy's long-term growth, governments yet to come will have reason to thank him in their turn.
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GE is in the middle of what it describes as a multiyear turnaround and advised shareholders that more costs are yet to come.
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Live relay is yet to come, but showing it onstage in such a complete form suggests it won't be long before it appears.
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Houston (CNN)While some parts of Houston are starting to recover from paralyzing flooding, some residents believe the worst is yet to come.
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Many have said that Twitter should consider breaking out private messaging as its own application, but that has yet to come to pass.
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This claim on wealth has yet to come due but when it does, the only options will be higher taxes or broken promises.
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Even as VCRs ubiquity began to fade, their influence would resonate through much of the TV- and video-related technology yet to come.
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Keeping our eyes on the road ahead will help ensure America's brightest days are yet to come, not relegated to the rearview mirror.
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"Tony Bennett Celebrates 220: The Best Is Yet to Come" was the title of a star-studded, two-hour TV Special last week.
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The US runs the risk of being blamed if the conflict spirals out of control — and the worst may be yet to come.
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It is to do the hard work of abandoning this country's self-serving myths, and realizing that America's greatness is yet to come.
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Aziz and Eric's "Famous" also reminds me that a real music video for "Famous" is yet to come, and will probably be insane.
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Five years later, most of the projects have yet to come to fruition, making the research out of Boston that much more exciting.
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But fans already have big hopes for the next two installments and it's never too early to dream of nightmares yet to come.
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However, the worst may be yet to come for places such as the flooded Texas town of Orange, 100 miles east of Houston.
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The Senate, which has yet to come to an agreement over funding for Mr. Trump's proposed border wall, has been adjourned until Thursday.
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"Who is leading at this stage may be indicative of what is yet to come, but the road ahead remains fraught," Crosby said.
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Sunday's episode initiates what promises to become an increasingly frenzied countdown to the program's finish, with two slightly truncated seasons yet to come.
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On defense, by contrast, basketball's smartest analytical minds have yet to come up with a useful, ubiquitous way to measure on-court aptitude.
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"We're regrouping on our storyline and we still have Disney engaged, but there's more yet to come there," Papp said at the time.
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Many Western leaders have yet to come to terms with this new reality, hoping that anti-immigrant sentiment is just a passing phenomenon.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has support from a number of superdelegates who have yet to "come forward," according to his national spokeswoman.
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Kirsten Gillibrand has also voiced her support for a single-payer option but has yet to come out in favor of Sanders' bill.
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If Trader Joe's has yet to come to a town near you, might we suggest Narragansett Del's Shandy – the perfect New England crossover.
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So I like to think, and I'll probably never have it, I like to think that my best broadcast is yet to come.
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Such events, relevant as they were to the Nazi Party's early rise, feel like a minor prelude to the nightmare yet to come.
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Q&A Mitchell J. Silver on his lifelong love of New York City parks — along with global inspirations for ones yet to come.
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Thousands of Saudis living in Qatar (and vice versa) had their lives thrown into chaos, and Qatar has yet to come to heel.
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He has yet to come up with the kind of indelible rhetorical device that he used repeatedly to brand his opponents in 2016.
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Getting the power of money on our side will signal that our civilization is serious about avoiding the worst effects yet to come.
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The Justice Department has yet to come to a decision in a criminal probe in relation to VW's alledged violation of environmental standards.
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With one swing of the bat, the Detroit Tigers got a reminder last week that the real hard times have yet to come.
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Officials feared the worst was yet to come with Jose heading toward the Caribbean, but the storm veered north without causing much damage.
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We're leaving out low-level henchmen like Homecoming's Shocker, or foes who've yet to come into their own like Avengers: Infinity War's Thanos.
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Peña Nieto has yet to come to Trump's White House after he canceled his first visit, which was slated for early February 2017.
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This tends to frame the matter in the far-off yet-to-come—if we don't act now, things will be bad later.
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While the president and Republicans have vowed to undo the health care law, they have yet to come up with a solid plan.
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While Blair has had his political reckoning, the political reckoning for Bush and the team who engineered the invasion has yet to come.
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Some of the worst hurricanes happened in September and October If past years are any indication, the worst could be yet to come.
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"We can't precisely predict how long the short video cycle can last, but I think the peak is yet to come," he said.
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But Republicans are yet to come up with an alternative that provides such certainty — and that they can sell to the American people.
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But after seeing this trailer, it seems we may have only finished the appetizer, with the main course — Made in America — yet to come.
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So take a deep breath (or two or three) because this roller coaster of a campaign season has plenty of thrills yet to come.
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And it provides an instructive preview of looming battles among government agencies for control over industries like drones, smartphones and gadgets yet to come.
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Polanski's track record of rape predates the Weinstein era by decades, which is why, maybe, his moment of reckoning has yet to come around.
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The government has yet to come up with an effective response to the growing list of economic and political demands, including Piñera's own resignation.
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For some, the tale evokes poignant memories of the love that got away, for others it summons hopes of a soulmate yet to come.
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However, there's still part two of the finale ahead, and judging by the tear-filled previews, the worst may still be yet to come.
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U.S. lawmakers and President Donald Trump are yet to come to an agreement on whether Washington would impose sanctions on Ankara for its action.
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But Austrian officials insist the full story on the deal has yet to come out and are planning a second parliamentary probe within weeks.
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She reflects on the perils of the past and the journeys yet to come, lovingly staring at a childhood drawing hung on the wall.
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It felt like all the blood spilled, and the bleeding yet to come, might just be brutal moments in a long story of hope.
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It could be a sign of automatically-generated, personalized ads yet to come — but the challenge will be to keep it from getting creepy.
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He continues to practice law in Guangzhou, but said his movements have been restricted and fears the worst may still be yet to come.
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President Obama on Friday urged residents in the path of Hurricane Matthew to take the storm "seriously," saying the worst is yet to come.
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And as the pro-growth effects of the tax cuts continue to work their way through the economy, the best is yet to come.
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We have yet to come across a TSA-approved padlock that didn't border on worthless garbage as far as strength and general "pickability" goes.
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"The best is yet to come," she says, asking Gary to take out a historic and important pen that she'd like to give them.
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Ditto the number of Democrats who say the worst is yet to come with the virus (22020%) versus Republicans (40%) who say the same.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the worst is yet to come for the spike in coronavirus cases in New York City.
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Roy Cooper of North Carolina said the worst might be yet to come and urged residents who had evacuated not to return home yet.
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"There's one more yet to come," she replied, referencing either Euron's return from Essos or their unborn child, who may or may not exist.
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If there's ever been a better description of Ms. Le Guin's astonishingly diverse and adventurous body of work, I've yet to come across it.
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During a congressional hearing earlier Wednesday, a top health official said the worst is yet to come with the coronavirus in the United States.
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Things are predicted to stay quiet for the next couple of weeks, but meteorologists warn the peak of the season is yet to come.
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The true "end" is yet to come...in the second part of the episode, set to air after NBC's broadcast of the Super Bowl.
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Christmas and New Year's are the ultimate recuperative holiday period, when we celebrate that which is leaving and that which is yet to come.
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Even Twitter recently acquired a start-up that specializes in editing images for people's Stories, a possible sign of a feature yet to come.
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There are 23 class-action lawsuits filed and a congressional investigation, as well as lawsuits that may be yet to come, he told CNBC.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, who resigned weeks ago, is acting as a caretaker because Parliament has yet to come up with a replacement.
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Though all, so far, have been blocked by the courts, a major fight over abortion rights at the Supreme Court is yet to come.
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However, this drastic move has yet to come to fruition, and experts believe substantial reform is likely to remain elusive in the immediate future.
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More than 600 million people use the internet in the country, and around 700 million have yet to come online for the first time.
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Are the arguments for the 21st century really that much stronger than the arguments for the 1st century, or for centuries yet to come?
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The controversial constitution has yet to come into force, and pending that, the date of the next election, already many times delayed, remains uncertain.
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"But, with the most important numbers yet to come in, GDP and employment, there's still time for the data to turn," he told Reuters.
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The final humiliation was yet to come: Trump introduced Pence and then immediately, unusually, walked off the stage, leaving Pence alone at the podium.
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Indeed, she's repeatedly been warned about following in his footsteps, in what reads to me as clear foreshadowing of a tragedy yet to come.
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Americans whose families have been here for generations, and those who have just arrived, and I know our best days are yet to come.
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And if humans learn to play those recordings back, maybe we can find a new way to get ready for the waters yet to come.
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That has yet to come to fruition, in large part due to one very big problem: they can't find someone to run the damn thing.
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The Republican-led Congress and President Donald Trump have pledged to repeal and replace Obamacare but have yet to come up with a replacement plan.
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But one thing was conspicuously missing — Apple's AirPower wireless charger, which was announced at last year's iPhone event, and still has yet to come out.
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Attempts to determine what is and isn't a GM crop have yet to come up with any clear definition of where to draw the line.
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When one way of running the world seems to be exhausted, but the next has yet to come into being, the past holds important lessons.
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The still-untitled series will look at the impact of A.I. and how it&aposs changing people&aposs lives and the change yet to come.
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The rain had slowed, enough to risk venturing out on a walk, but everyone in upstate New York knew the worst was yet to come.
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The South Asian nation has more than 600 million internet users — second only to China — with close to 800 million people yet to come online.
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While the appellate court's Tuesday decision was surely disappointing to the Trump defendants, the real test of the Trump University case is yet to come.
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Venezuela's opposition has yet to come up with a way of moving the shipments into the country, but Vecchio echoed Guaido's recent promise that Feb.
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He thinks we are only halfway through; and if the next few years play out like past Fourth Turnings, the worst is yet to come.
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Though the fighting is over, the war has continued to impact Sri Lanka because the public has yet to come to terms with what happened.
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All this and more is yet to come, but first let's get caught up on some of our favorite stories from the weekend that was. .
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Might our ancestors have lain pressed against strangers in this tomb, their bodies no longer belonging to themselves, not knowing the horrors yet to come?
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"We've gone the long route of aligning with the music industry," he said of today's new addition and the new subscription tiers yet to come.
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Yet to come: a small SUV that won't be sold in the U.S., and a large three-row SUV upsized to combat today's best-sellers.
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By becoming planetary healers, health-care providers can optimize the health of not only this generation of patients, but of all those yet to come.
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The company's stock has fallen several percentage points since revealing the hack on Friday, however, the worst impacts for Facebook may have yet to come.
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So I think the best is yet to come and today besides this being the last time we have to file, look at what's happening.
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Some experts fear the worst is yet to come amid falling commodity prices and the Trump administration's battles with China and other countries on trade.
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N.Y.C.F.C. Coach Patrick Vieira predicted that "the best is yet to come" for Harrison, who was the top pick in the M.L.S. SuperDraft this year.
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Would there be life, society, as we experience it now, without this perpetual remembrance of past sexualized traumas, our fear of those yet to come?
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"I have yet to come across anyone who isn't surprised that it is so undetectable in food and easy to work with," Resnick tells me.
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The Action Council does, however, believe there are even more men who have been targeted, but have yet to come forward because they're too embarrassed.
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The full extent of Mueller's findings is not known, raising the possibility that more legal and political damage to the President is yet to come.
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Sometimes the best deals are yet to come, and you'll find them later in the season, on your own schedule, from a retailer you trust.
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Nearly 80 percent of Democrats believe the worst is yet to come, but just 40 percent of Republicans and 57 percent of independents believe that.
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"The election has yet to come, and we are already suspected of doing something wrong?" the Russian prime minister, Dmitri A. Medvedev, said in March.
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The vanishing we face would apply not just to the billions breathing at this moment, but to those we remember and those yet to come.
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Germany has yet to come to terms with its violent colonial legacy in Africa, which laid the groundwork for and inspired Nazi atrocities, they say.
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Official results have yet to come in because of a "coding issue" from the new app the Iowa Democratic Party used for the first time.
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Our spirit is still young; the sun is still rising; God's grace is still shining; and my fellow Americans, the best is yet to come!
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Volcanologists warn a bigger eruption could be yet to come -- but no one can predict when, or if, it will explode or settle back down.
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If someone even hints that the best may not be yet to come, they are drowned out by a resounding chorus of New-High cheerleaders.
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The ruble fell to nearly two-year lows while Russian bonds fell across the curve, indicating market fears of what may be yet to come.
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Our spirit is still young, the sun is still rising, God's grace is still shining, and, my fellow Americans, the best is yet to come.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" is an attitude, a pose, an energy — it sounds like the introduction to something more acidic yet to come.
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While he doesn't expect this cycle to match the scale of that downturn, he does believe the worst is yet to come for some projects.
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More details may be yet to come; the FDA says it has established an internal work group to consider issues related to PFAS in food.
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"BC hasn't had to come together with lenders yet, so the test of their mettle is yet to come," the first capital markets head said.
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Yet even as a barrage of surprising stories plays out, many of us have yet to come to grips with the permanence of this chaos.
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That day has yet to come, and legally they are just friends, even though they have lived as a couple for more than five years.
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He sat with VICE to discuss his work, LGBTQ politics, and what he thinks is yet to come amid a tumultuous time for gay culture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This statement sounds crazy in 2017, but it's true: The darkest day of the year is yet to come.
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But in what may be a development yet to come, Amelia goes to see Lucy Purcell (Mamie Gummer), who is not handling any of this well.
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Climatologist Bill Patzert warned the LA Times that with the highest temperatures not expected to arrive until closer to September, the worst is yet to come.
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Frontier investors say the best is yet to come as capital markets in little-known countries develop and their populations begin to flex their financial muscles.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8 is easily the sexiest looking phone on the planet with its curved edge-to-edge screen, but the best has yet to come.
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It's by far the most powerful and spec-laden smartphone yet to come out of the new brand, but it maintains an aggressively low price point.
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Fantastic Beasts's Johnny-Depp-as-big-bad-Grindelwald reveal all but admits that the real meat of the story is yet to come in future installments.
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Mohammad Ismail Shinwari, the governor of Achin, said schools were reopening and 4,000 displaced families had returned, although another 2,000 families were yet to come back.
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But with the jihadists still in control of half the city and the hardest part of the battle yet to come, these predictions now look naive.
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She was pointing, like the Ghost of Christmas Yet-to-come, across the rotunda toward the area where we collect units from people exiting the exhibit.
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Worst flooding yet to come for waterlogged Carolinas, Kavanaugh accuser goes public and southern China cleans up after super typhoon, catch up on the latest headlines.
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At times when so many pessimists in the industry think that American fashion is dying, this group of winners prove the best is yet to come.
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DVRs and streaming services had yet to come online, so producers could not expect that viewers would be able to see every episode of a series.
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From exploring new technologies and the greater galaxy, to artistic expression and spiritual reflection, intuitive Ultra Violet lights the way to what is yet to come.
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After a banner 2015 it's hard to imagine things could get any better for Amy Schumer, but, impressively, it seems the best is yet to come.
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Apparently, the FAA is taking steps to develop standards that would allow for operations beyond the visual line-of-sight, but this has yet to come.
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In fact, the absence of Article 50 being triggered has led to perhaps the first of several impasses yet to come over a future EU-U.
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"In my career, I have yet to come across so many truly incredible stories as the ones we've found on GoFundMe," said Tidman in a statement.
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While the latest stats have yet to come out, it was estimated that in 2015 15,600 women and 145 men would be diagnosed with the disease.
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It's about people—not just those who have recently arrived or those yet to come, but the kind of people we choose to be as Americans.
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But that's okay: The most interesting applications of this debating technology, which has only been in development at IBM for six years, are yet to come.
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Schauffele, ranked 10th, is not far behind them, and aged 26 the best is surely yet to come from the son of a former German decathlete.
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Starting on Saturday, then, are the knockout rounds, but before they begin, here is a look at what has happened and what is yet to come.
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Mr. McClure had whipped up a cocktail in honor of the restaurant's reopening, mentioning that he had yet to come up with a name for it.
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Cantor said that while America boasts the largest economy in the world, Washington was yet to come to terms with a "very unconventional" and "disruptive" leader.
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The Senate Finance Committee cleared a CHIP extension but did not discuss offsets and the bill has yet to come to the floor for a vote.
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Button, who was Hamilton's team mate at McLaren from 2010-12 after winning the 2009 title with Brawn, agreed the real test was yet to come.
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At least 150,000 people were without power in North Carolina early on Friday with the brunt of the storm yet to come, according to utility companies.
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But it's not the first time publishers have hoped Apple would save their business and so far redemption has yet to come from Cupertino or elsewhere.
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Back in the reception area the red bird, who throughout all the events past and yet to come remained silent, was pecking at its food dish.
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Mr. Duterte's drug war, which has left thousands of Filipinos dead and been widely condemned by rights groups, has yet to come before the Supreme Court.
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We joked that our relationship was a septuagenarian marriage, but we knew that for each of us it was a placeholder for someone yet to come.
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Books of The Times Ta-Nehisi Coates's "We Were Eight Years in Power" has yet to come out, but it's already generated a storm of discussion.
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But the nation's faltering testing rollout means that those numbers likely represent just a fraction of the actual cases, and the worst is yet to come.
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"The biggest leaps in stem cell applications are yet to come," said Ken Zaret, director of the Institute for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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WASHINGTON — Enemies from within have launched a "deep-state" smear campaign, news organizations are acting with ulterior motives, and the worst attacks are yet to come.
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An ebullient President Trump on Wednesday touted the U.S. economy's 22019 percent growth in the second quarter and boasted that the best is yet to come.
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"They have yet to come up with any real-world examples of how that might happen," Holmstead said of the scenarios in which pollution might increase.
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At least 88,000 people were without power in North Carolina with the brunt of the storm yet to come, according to the state's emergency management agency.
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I've had an earlier version of this microwave for the better part of a decade, at least, and have yet to come across a single issue.
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I cannot count but I recall each time as if it were the same as the time before, the same as the time yet to come.
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It reads like the internet before the internet, a kind of prophetic text for the legions of smart, introspective Tumblr girls and women yet to come.
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Often winning her races by large margins, there's a sense that the best is yet to come for Shiffrin, who is on pace to shatter records.
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Given that most sophisticated institutional investors will have front-run the changes in regulation, there may not be much structural shift in holdings yet to come.
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Despite warnings from city officials that the worst was yet to come from Matthew, only about 30 percent of residents living near the beaches had evacuated.
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Much of the third act of the documentary didn't exist at Cannes, as the claims about Applebaum and the DNC revelations had yet to come out.
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Other "Seinfeld"-esque ideas yet to come include Big Salads, mulligatawny soups, or transform itself into a chain of pizza places where you make your own pie .
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As we first reported, cops fear the worst is yet to come between the factions after last week's NYC shootout where one of 6ix9ine's guys was hit.
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Dany's received lots of prophecies that have yet to come to fruition — but we've only got six more episodes in Season 8 left to see them happen.
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Whatever happens, Monster Hunter World is one of the most surprising and intriguing announcements yet to come out of E3 2017 for anyone familiar with the series.
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Even as the U.S. appears to be taking less of a blow compared to other global indexes, one technician believes the worst is still yet to come.
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What did Ebenezer Scrooge do when he was turned from a miser to a benefactor through a visit from the horrifying ghost of Christmas yet to come?
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But in reality, Rhys drove a car up to a blue screen, leaving room for an effect yet to come — because there was never a hotel there.
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But voters do not have much trust in the newly configured opposition parties, which are still in flux and have yet to come up with clear manifestos.
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But that can be dreams that are lost, dreams that have yet to come true, dreams that are being mourned, or just the dream for the morning.
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With over 400 million internet users India has the world's second largest internet user base but two-thirds of the country's population is yet to come online.
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Unfortunately, this critical funding has yet to come to fruition— Congress is leaving town for its August recess without coming together on an agreement to fight Zika.
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Worse is yet to come, with a new round of sanctions to be imposed in November that Washington says aims to cut Iran's oil exports to zero.
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Yet, the divisive race-based affirmative action policies show no signs of going away, and as a result, Malaysia's communities are yet to come together as one.
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"It's been a tragic weekend, and unfortunately, the worst is yet to come," says Brad Kieserman, vice president of Disaster Services and Logistics for the Red Cross.
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Islamic Jihad made it clear on Tuesday that its real revenge for the killing was yet to come, suggesting that the rocket fire was just a prelude.
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Meanwhile, six in 10 respondents of an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll said they thought the worst of the novel coronavirus pandemic was yet to come.
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Default rates are expected to climb, and there's fear that the worst could be yet to come amid roiled markets and growing expectations for a global recession.
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His tweets put him on a collision course with states and public-health experts who say the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak is yet to come.
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An addition of this kind is in keeping with Stein and Thomson's conception of the opera, which was designed to suggest civil rights battles yet to come.
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" ** "The bad news is that the worst is yet to come," Hu wrote, adding: "We can't answer how severe it will be and when it will end.
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Microwaveable popcorn was yet to come, along with its high-tech packaging, which until 2016 contained chemicals now banned from food by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, has resigned but has remained in a caretaker role, and Parliament has yet to come up with someone to replace him.
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"In our view, the worst is yet to come," Japanese securities firm Nomura said in a note, warning of a severe near-term blow to China's economy.
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He has already beaten Gary Russell Jr., Guillermo Rigondeaux, and Jorge Linares, but, at 31, it could be a case of the best being yet to come.
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But while predicting Mr. Ackman's downfall has become something of a sport for some of his enemies on Wall Street, the prediction has yet to come true.
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An exercise in reaching limits and endeavoring to push beyond them, the performance was a reminder of the courage required to imagine what is yet to come.
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It is the first acquisition for Super League since going public in February and is likely just one of more deals yet to come for the company.
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"It was a wonderful feeling" And Glenn knew these sights and feelings were just the beginning — and that greater achievements in human spaceflight were yet to come.
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But like hundreds of others who've joined the search — and hundreds who are surely yet to come — Estelle and I were seduced by the thrill of the chase.
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But worse was yet to come, for after this inhuman massacre the cry was raised that all not killed or wounded should come forth and would be safe.
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And as great as Kepler is, the best is still yet to come in the form of the James Webb Space Telescope and the Transiting Exoplanetary Survey Satellite.
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The best is yet to come as a drunk Jamie Lannister finds Brienne of Tarth and the two take turns undressing each other until they (finally!) sleep together.
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"The whole story's yet to come out but I think a lot of the story's out there now and I think it's just shocking, it's surprising," Rosenbaum said.
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And we know Dolores believes "the world belongs to someone who has yet to come," and by the world, she's not talking about her hellish life in Frontierland.
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And if global warming continues unchecked, worse impacts are yet to come, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's special "Climate Change and Land" report, released Thursday.
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The person who went ahead and seemingly vommed on the Emmys red carpet has yet to come clean, and it's time to get to the bottom of it.
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In the 16 years since her debut dropped, Jones has yet to come close to the level of success or cultural ubiquity she had from 2002 to 2007.
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Our current shortcomings in dealing with digital disinformation raise enormous concerns about how we will deal with deceptive techniques yet to come, such as deepfake audio and video.
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Gabriel Sterne of Oxford Economics, a consultancy, reckons that about half of the increase in trade flows due to the weak dollar since 2017 is yet to come.
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Ledecky has already swum a 2200:221 this year, with the U.S. trials yet to come, while Pellegrini's 21 best is a 8003:2800 at the Italian nationals.
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For the piece, The Atlantic spoke to over 50 sources, including four people who had yet to come forward with claims of abuse at the hands of Singer.
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If nothing else, the constant drip is a distraction — and the possibility of some explosive revelation yet to come will haunt the closing 22 days of the campaign.
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These new red devices and accessories have yet to come to China, but it will be worth observing whether the RED branding follows the products this time around.
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But before we can find out everything that's yet to come, you can pick up the lipsticks starting on September 21 at select locations and online at MAC.
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The countries still have yet to come together on issues of human rights, cyber security, and China's territory disputes with other Asian countries in the South China Sea.
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That fear of economic harm yet to come is a big reason why the Fed is indeed expected to cut rates by 25 basis points this coming Wednesday.
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We are aware of the changes the generation that came before us went through and the possible changes that will happen in the generation still yet to come.
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Saudi Arabia has in the past proposed a stronger union with Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and the United Arab Emirates, but it has yet to come to fruition.
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The Associated Press said the jackpot was the 10th largest lottery prize in U.S. history, but that no one had yet to come forward to claim the prize.
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The worst flooding could be yet to come in several parts of North Carolina as rivers continue swelling to record levels in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. Gov.
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It is the combined contributions of both native-born Americans and immigrants that have created the American Dream for generations before us, and for those yet to come.
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But a recent poll suggests that Kavanaugh himself is still deeply unpopular among Americans, and that expectations of a surge in GOP support have yet to come true.
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All of these thoughts were running through my mind, but it came with a lot of excitement—the worst is over but the best is yet to come.
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But even with President Obama in office for nearly eight years, and Senator John McCain and Congressman Peter King lobbying for a pardon, exoneration has yet to come.
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"I am sad to have to say the worst is yet to come," Dr. Grant Colfax, San Francisco's public-health director, said in a press conference last week.
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Overall, 53 percent of all voters are concerned that someone in their immediate family might contract the coronavirus, and 60 percent believe the worst is yet to come.
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" Francis added that the transition "is a duty that we owe towards millions of our brothers and sisters around the world, poorer countries and generations yet to come.
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Larry Hu, head of China economics at Macquarie Capital said the worst is still yet to come on the Wuhan virus because it is early in the outbreak.
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Poland decided to revoke the tax exemption for PCC in 2016 but this has yet to come into effect because of the company's legal challenge to the move.
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Results from satellite caucus sites have yet to come in; satellites are a new phenomenon in Iowa, and their potential impact on the final vote count is unclear.
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While the doomsday predictions of no employment opportunities for humans have yet to come to fruition, the automation revolution has certainly changed the American economy and labor market.
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In the other corner, support for stocks in the form of buybacks yet to come, thanks to the recently enacted tax overhaul and stronger earnings and revenue growth.
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Plans to ensure patient safety as the nation transitioned to electronic health records have yet to come to fruition a decade later, Kaiser Health News reports with Fortune.
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Hurricane Florence and its remnants have weakened, but the worst may be yet to come, John Copenhaver, former Federal Emergency Management Agency Southeast director, told CNBC on Monday.
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"This is just an appetizer for what has yet to come," said Chris Cole of Artemis Capital, a hedge fund for investors who believe in such an outcome.
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Fernando Jimenez, a political scientist at the University of Murcia and contributor to an annual EU anti-corruption report, said worse could be yet to come for the party.
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The worst could be yet to come for Italy if its coalition government sticks to plans to increase public spending, according to a vice president at the European Commission.
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" It is that spirit that reminds me that, despite all the heartache past and yet to come, our state motto remains Dum spiro spero: "While I breathe, I hope.
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But the best, for them, was yet to come: Musk told the crowd that the new roadster, a four-seater, will go from zero to 60 in 1.9 seconds.
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Nomura said that "the worst is yet to come" in the outbreak as the Chinese government acts on all front to contain the virus after its initial slow reaction.
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But once we landed, and I had climbed back into a car to make the drive back into Manhattan, I realized that the real rush was yet to come.
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By evolving to the next step, it can move this conversation toward actualization, helping shape the lives of more than four billion people and their progeny yet to come.
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I couldn't help but think of Seau, Frank Gifford, Ken Stabler, Earl Morrall, and Tyler Sash; I couldn't help but think of all the CTE cases yet to come.
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But BP, along with rivals including Shell have yet to come up with a clear plan for increasing their interests in renewable energy production such as solar and wind.
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But economists and investment strategists said that while Lam and her big boss in Beijing may have identified the disease, they have yet to come up with a cure.
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Considering the major gains seen in the precious metal over the past several months, Spiro maintained that the best is yet to come for the once beaten down commodity.
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"The worst is yet to come, because all the plastic that is already out there is going to become more hazardous if we don't clean it up," he says.
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If there is too much backsliding by the government and with the Labour party detached from many of its voters then Ukip's best days may be yet to come.
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Lately, trends like hair crimpers and moody brown lipstick have been making their ways back into our beauty bags, but the best, as we've learned, is yet to come.
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Alternative-data firms also offer insights into private companies, such as technology "unicorns" (firms that have yet to come to the stockmarket but are valued at $1 billion-plus).
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The Senate came to terms on a $220 million aid package for Flint and other cities dealing with lead water issues, but it's yet to come to the floor.
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So while you wait in limbo—margarita-and-backyard-BBQ days behind you, crisp autumn days yet to come—make a dish with a different kind of pumpkin spice.
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"We believe the worse is yet to come, with growth slowing faster into spring 2019," Ting Lu, chief China economist at investment bank Nomura, wrote in a research note.
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But Silicon Valley had yet to come up with a way to store and parse the growing pile of data created as computers took over every corner of society.
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Although I couldn't try the Christmas-gram because the Gingerbread Latte has yet to come back in season, I managed to get my hands on a pixie dust latte.
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In that regard, "Black Mirror" is an apt symbol of TV's present, as well as a thoughtful rumination on society through the unsettling lens of what's yet to come.
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There are likely more revelations yet to come—on Tuesday, it was reported that people tied to the French far-right party National Front were named in the papers.
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The number of confirmed cases in the U.S. stood at nearly 50,000 by the end of Tuesday with more than 600 deaths — and the worst has yet to come.
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Despite the fact that the Stonewall riots were sparked by Sylvia Rivera, a trans sex worker, the Stonewall organization has yet to come out with a pro-decriminalization policy.
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Millions of Americans already have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus crisis and the worst of the damage is yet to come, according to a Federal Reserve estimate.
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With nearly 2000 million internet users and almost an equal number of people yet to come online for the first time, India is too big a market to ignore.
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With nearly 700 million internet users and almost an equal number of people yet to come online for the first time, India is too big a market to ignore.
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But although Georgia hasn't quite lived up to expectations, Saturday's 13-7 victory over No. 9 Auburn gave him reason to be hopeful for the seasons yet to come.
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The House of Representatives has made this realization, and their recent legislation is a significant step toward improving our nation's health Still, some politicians have yet to come around.
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The great man's thinking had yet to come under wide attack, and psychoanalysis—at least, here in America—was still a relatively new phenomenon, a science for the privileged.
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"The bad news is that the worst has yet to come, as the number of new infections is still on the rise," warned Larry Hu, economist at Macquarie Capital.
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I have yet to come across something I don't like, and I've gotten many requests to make 'my' chocolate chip cookies again — but they're just a recipe from Antoni!
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"Because again, although the winds are gone and the rain's not falling, the water's still there and the worst is yet to come in the Pee Dee," he said.
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I&aposve yet to come across a product I didn&apost like, even in categories like dress shirts where you&aposd think an underwear brand has no business in.
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Many projects are yet to come — the master plan runs to 2025 — including a redesign of Biscayne Boulevard to feature a grand promenade similar to Las Ramblas in Barcelona.
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I had always loved to hear those delicious reassurances that the best is yet to come, bits of scripture and common wisdom and folksy advice from strangers and friends.
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The two unions are seeking a new five-year contract, which they have been negotiating over for months but have yet to come to an agreement with the casino operators.
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The Mississippi bill is similar to other so-called heartbeat bills that have been passed in Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky and Iowa -- all of which have yet to come into effect.
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India has more than 600 million internet users and nearly 800 million yet to come online, an enormous user base that Silicon Valley's biggest firms are racing to tap into.
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In fact the CPP, a sweeping regulation issued by the Obama administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has been bogged down in legal challenges and is yet to come into force.
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I felt sorrow for all the suffering, fear for the pain yet to come to my brothers, and a deep sense of powerlessness at the weighty inevitability of it all.
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But the other companies have yet to come before Congress or speak publicly before governments on behalf of the project, which has drawn significant fire from regulators around the world.
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"The court ruling has yet to come into effect and will be appealed by the NBU," Viktor Hryhorchuk, head of litigation at the NBU's Legal Department, said in the statement.
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It has said in a release that guests will enjoy "exclusive access and experiences" at the Palace, but more details as to what exactly that means are yet to come.
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The shot, in which the singer is hiding a portion of her face behind Haddish's hair, went viral in December — though the crazier version of events was yet to come.
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"Some signs of capitulation are emerging but we think that some more selling is yet to come," Maneesh Deshpande, head of equity derivatives strategy at Barclays, said in a note.
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Together, these power couples are dominating the carpet the same way some of them will dominate the stage later tonight in the performances and presentations that are yet to come.
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Optimism has risen over the chances of both countries securing a deal to end their protracted trade war, but some experts say the most difficult part is yet to come.
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LGBT+ campaign group Oogachaga, which has set up an online and phone counseling service, said LGBT+ people who have yet to come out publicly were most vulnerable from the leak.
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"I think people like this and others yet to come are going to have a very big impact in accelerating the momentum push that Brittany Maynard began," he tells PEOPLE.
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As exciting as all this is, the upshot is that we're still in the very early stages of VR and AR, and their most compelling uses are yet to come.
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Democrats and Republicans have yet to come to an agreement on the president's demand for $85033 billion in border wall funding as part of any legislation to reopen the government.
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Democrats and Republicans have yet to come to an agreement on the president's demand for $5 billion in border wall funding as part of any legislation to reopen the government.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump would address reporters from the Rose Garden at 28503:22019, but the president had yet to come out at 2 p.m.
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In the following weeks we'll be immersed in contentious, constructive debates over Kavanaugh's extensive record, but it could be that the biggest battles over the judiciary are yet to come.
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And a recent blog post about a pregnant startup founder shows that the issue remains a hot-button topic that the industry has yet to come to terms with. 4.
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I like to think that all the mistakes I've made in all the years I've been lucky enough to do this, I'd like to think that it's yet to come.
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There are moments that tip over into ridiculousness — with younger versions of the Kardashian kids haunting the proceedings like the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, how could they not?
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Andrew Cuomo of New York said the worst of the outbreak was yet to come, as a Navy hospital ship arrived in Manhattan to provide relief to the city's hospitals.
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But Trump administration officials warned earlier Wednesday that the worst is yet to come, and those grim expectations have prompted Congress, state officials and corporate leaders to take major action.
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BRUSSELS, March 3 (Reuters) - European airlines warned on Tuesday that the worst is yet to come in economic damage to the industry from the rapid spread of coronavirus Covid-19.
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Record-low market volatility, as measured in the VIX, has led some market observers to conclude the worst is yet to come and investors have their heads in the sand.
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He has also yet to come up with a workable plan with Germany for getting Russia out of Ukraine: the precondition for the thawing of Russian relations that he seeks.
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Though Republicans have yet to come up with a fleshed-out Affordable Care Act replacement, the promise that they will have a superior alternative has been central to their pitch.
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Now, with fighting around the city of Hodeidah as the coalition seeks to retake the port and city, the worst may be yet to come for the people I met.
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Every bit of scientific data collected by Kepler was transmitted to scientists on Earth, and exciting discoveries based on the last bits of data are yet to come, NASA said.
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Some Wall Street analysts at the time said those risks would remain in 2019 and perhaps "the worst" had "yet to come" in the new year amid pessimistic sentiment around earnings.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous And while Robin is largely remembered for his iconic movie roles, Williams says his real impact is yet to come.
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The introduction of Kyshadow (and, shortly after, her birthday collection) proved that the sky is the limit for Kylie Cosmetics and its glamorous creator, whose best is surely yet to come.
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Taken individually, any one of them—its massive catalog of content, as well as whatever's yet to come—could entice someone into spending $6.99 a month to feed at the trough.
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From the Grandfather of Ufology, Erich von Däniken, to a first-time conventioneers, all displayed a palpable sense of excitement for what it all means and what is yet to come.
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Is it not possible that another less horrible but equally profound transformation in the way that people and nations get along with each other, or fail to, is yet to come?
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I've been following the Tether saga with some interest for a full year and I have yet to come across any public example of Tether actually doing this for anyone. Ever.
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But U.S. officials have yet to come to a conclusion about the extent of what Farook's mother knew or was aware of, and it is a still a matter of investigation.
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Since we've yet to come to an agreement as to the best way to store our nuclear waste, we've compiled a handy guide describing the best and worst nuclear storage methods.
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Sand came to call herself Arthur's "little dwarf," a court fool permitted to speak truth to power, but she more often sounds like the noble Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.
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Mortgages to borrowers with spotty credit histories have yet to come roaring back from the financial crisis, but they are on the rise at the private equity giant Lone Star Funds.
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The Democratic candidate will have to explain to the public his or her position on subsidies to all illegal immigrants — those already here and those yet to come to the country.
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"The best is yet to come as the company opens its New York store, strengthens its supply chain, and continues to benefit from the shift in consumer spending online," Telsey said.
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That's yet to come and Razer can point to being profitable in 20213 — to the tune of $20.3 million — before losses in 2015 and 2016, $20 million and $59.6 million, respectively.
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The worst was yet to come, following the collapse of negotiations between Russian military officials and an insurgent group, Jaish al-Islam, to evacuate the Douma neighborhood and end the siege.
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The opinions yet to come will enmesh the federal courts in ugly battles over race and partisanship, and they are likely to solidify the court's growing reputation as a partisan institution.
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Wright, the current law professor and former White House lawyer, told Vox he's worried about what's yet to come for one startling reason: "The president of the United States is unhinged."
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The most populous U.S. state has checked 88,400 people for the virus as of Friday, but results from tens of thousands of those tests have yet to come in, Newsom said.
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The most populous U.S. state has checked 88,400 people for the virus as of Friday, but results from tens of thousands of those tests have yet to come in, Newsom said.
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That leaves the West Bank, which the Oslo peace accords of the 1990s divvied into three realms as a precursor to a Palestinian statehood that has yet to come to fruition.
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These developments, in conjunction with Iranian retaliatory measures yet to come, are likely to add Trump's killing of Soleimani to a long list of colossal American blunders in the Middle East.
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With nearly 2 more feet (61 centimeters) of rain expected on top of the 30-plus inches (19783 centimeters) in some places, authorities worried the worst might be yet to come.
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Not just for the rest of the world but for our own people -- those who died to defend this nation, those who built it, and those who are yet to come.
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The global sell-off in stock markets earlier this year has made some investors nervous that the bull run is ending, but Credit Suisse said that time has yet to come.
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Romo, 39, has played in three events on the top-level tour and has yet to come close to making a cut, winding up 38 shots over par through six rounds.
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Cyclone Idai A powerful cyclone ripped through parts of southeastern Africa over the weekend, and we are just now getting an idea of the devastation and the dangers yet to come.
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Beyond this theorizing and all the jostling yet to come, the extraordinary developments of last week — actually, of the last months — reveal that Thailand is a military dictatorship like no other.
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The sheer scale of the crisis in that state — and hints that more allegations are yet to come — have made the past few weeks a watershed moment for the Catholic Church.
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Legislation that would pave the way for the program to continue into the future has yet to come up to a vote and the exact level of support by lawmakers is unclear.
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And, going forward, I think the reason I say the best is yet to come, because so much of this was designed to bring jobs and investment and research back to America.
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Some GOP members have called for Trump to withdraw the allegation and apologize, but he has yet to come forward with any information substantiating his claim or admitting he has no proof.
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Before I refresh your memories as to what's been, let's take a paragraph to highlight what's yet to come out, which could fill this now potentially vacant space in your gaming future.
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And while Orbán has ordered a second fence to be built on the border with Serbia, the EU has yet to come up with a humane plan for those stuck behind it.
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Despite reports that it won't be approved, the chief of the Department of Justice antitrust division said he has yet to come to a decision on Sprint and T-Mobile's planned merger.
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"Although the movement is losing steam, our hearings have revealed that the most serious and insidious consequences are yet to come," lawmakers wrote in the report, citing feedback from local commercial courts.
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But even though it hasn't been a huge hit so far (current viewers are only ~200), the Megaupload founder has encouraged fans to continue watching, saying the best is yet to come.
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This version of 5G that both companies are discussing will be built on top of existing LTE networks, and it won't be a standalone 5G network, which is still yet to come.
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Game Freak has also teased further crossover between the two games, including "something special [that will make] the connection between both games even more appealing for trainers," with details yet to come.
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And Clinton has also yet to come up with an effective riposte to assaults by Sanders on her paid speeches to Wall Street firms after she stepped down as secretary of state.
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Although Ethereum has enormous potential to create a more secure and streamlined global transactional system, to concentrate on what is yet to come is to overlook the changes Ethereum is already enacting.
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After less than a year of racking up followers and fans left and right, the boys say they have yet to come across a "fandom" name, but aren't opposed to having one!
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Libertarians believe that the best is yet to come, that history has been the bloodstained story of unscrupulous ruling thugs and their many misdeeds, their constant crimes against law, order, and justice.
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After breakfast, the Toms River First Aid Squad posted a photo of the receipt to Facebook in the hopes that the woman might see it, but she has yet to come forward.
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"As strong an e-commerce platform as Amazon has become over the last 20 years, we believe that the best has yet to come," Squali said in a note to clients Monday.
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The chef, author and host of CNN's "Parts Unknown" helped Bachman "to put my own problems in context and realize there was so much in my life yet to come," he said.
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With Duke stumbling, the ACC looks like a three-team race, and the biggest games are yet to come: North Carolina and Virginia play once, while UVA plays Louisville one more time.
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Flash flood warnings are in place in both Louisiana and Mississippi, as weather forecasters warn that the heaviest rain is yet to come, and will make landfall on Saturday afternoon through Sunday.
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A meeting between two German soldiers in this cratered deathscape has been singled out as the essence of Germany's fatalistic mood, trapped between one war and another that is yet to come.
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For the autograph-seeking black kids in this poem, life is still a line drive, and all ball players are created equal; ninth-inning defeats and freedom riders are yet to come.
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There's been remarkable progress against the Islamic State in those three years, but perhaps the hardest part is yet to come: addressing the remnants of the group's core in Iraq and Syria.
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Members of Mexico's incoming government, which will take office on Saturday, have confirmed that they are in talks with the Trump administration but say they have yet to come to any agreement.
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Unfortunately, there is worse yet to come: The nation's most talented engineers now apply themselves to making marketing platforms out of innovations — A.I. assistants like the Amazon Echo or self-driving cars.
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But the true test of the America First doctrine is yet to come: whether it can blunt the growth of China as a direct challenger to America's political, economic, and military superiority.
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Nearly three months later, lawmakers have still yet to come to an agreement on how to extend long-term funding for a program that ensures life-saving care for 6 million children.
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He said the transition to accessible and clean energy was "a duty that we owe towards millions of our brothers and sisters around the world, poorer countries and generations yet to come".
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She takes visual delight in humanity's primal — and complicated — relationship to water, whether it's a summer of yesteryear, a warm day yet to come or simply cool relief on a hot day.
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She puts much emphasis on the deaths of Shelley's children and on a harrowing miscarriage, but most of that pain was yet to come when Shelley wrote "Frankenstein" in her late teens.
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Highlights yet to come include a show by the performance artist Ira Brand about dominance and submission, and a playful monologue about time travel from the celebrated experimental theater company Forced Entertainment.
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I am on Twitter more than I would ever care to admit (it's my job, kinda), and I have yet to come across a single "long" tweet that looked out of place.
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Other catacomb saints haven't been as lucky, or as pampered, but Early Christians were nothing if not a resilient bunch–and Palmeirão, for her part, believes their time has yet to come.
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The reforms, which would give officers a civil option in lieu of arrest or criminal summons, have found support at the Police Department, though they have yet to come up for a vote.
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Thus far, the operation has centered on stripping away the smaller villages surrounding Mosul to isolate ISIS in the city proper and set the stage for the brutal city fighting yet to come.
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Cloud stocks like Adobe and Workday are surging, and some investors say the best is yet to come Adobe shares surged more than 9 percent Tuesday, the stock's best day since last October.
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Less than a week following the series' premiere on the streaming platform, Amazon Prime Video renewed Modern Love for a second season, promising more irresistible romance yet to come for binge-watching fans.
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But the toughest part of the negotiations could be yet to come, with Britain looking to agree a huge free trade deal before March 2019 - a tight timetable seen as unrealistic by Brussels.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Julia Roberts was named People magazine's world's most beautiful woman for a record 5th time on Wednesday, but the actress said she thought her best years were yet to come.
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Despite the fact that the German luxury brand or its parent company VW have yet to come up with a fix for the emissions-cheating engines, Audi is pushing forward with diesel power.
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Few will need reminding that Hamilton has won the U.S. Grand Prix, a race yet to come, five times in the past six years and ended 2016 with four wins in a row.
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By publishing its proposals, a Commission spokeswoman said it was seeking "a truly shared regional responsibility in responding to complex migration challenges", although governments have yet to come forward to host new centers.
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An update to how Facebook will handle birthday notifications was given a brief mention during today's keynote address at the company's F8 developer conference, hinting at a new birthday feature yet to come.
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And as advanced as both these bots are, the truth is I've yet to come across a robot vacuum or mop that can completely replace your standard upright or a good ol' Swiffer.
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The Republicans have yet to come up with a coherent, cohesive, comprehensive healthcare plan to replace the ACA they have tried to repeal more than 60 times while President Obama was in office.
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Shay said more 23 percent of consumers this year have not even started shopping for the season, which is up 4 percent from last year and indicates those sales are yet to come.
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The administration has said it is seeking new legislation through Congress to end the perpetual certification process every 90 days, but nothing has yet to come out of Capitol Hill on that front.
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Our conversation produced many additional insights into a dynamically unfolding career that doubtless holds surprises yet to come, insights that many of us could adopt or adapt to the advantage of our own.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Despite a major setback in the U.S. Senate, President Trump said on Wednesday that the Republican healthcare bill was moving along well and predicted a "big surprise" was yet to come.
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And even though Democrats have made creating a pathway to citizenship for DACA and TPS recipients one of their top priorities, the much harder work of comprehensive immigration reform is yet to come.
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But nobody had enough tests in January or February to try to get ahead of that problem, and nobody has enough tests now to know how big a wave is yet to come.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, briefing reporters on Monday, said that the worst of the coronavirus outbreak was yet to come, even as another 253 people died in the state in a 703-hour period.
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It remained unclear if the new charges stemmed from accusations already made public against Mr. Weinstein or concerned a woman who has yet to come forward on social media or in news reports.
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MELISSA LEE: MICK, IN YOUR VIEW WITH THE GREATEST GAINS FROM TAX REFORM YET TO COME IN TERMS OF BUSINESS SPENDING OR – HAS THIS SUPPLIED A LOT BACK INTO BUYBACKS AND DIVIDENDS, ALREADY?
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" Schiff also said the news that the special counsel has evidence former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone communicated with WikiLeaks indicates "it is very possible that the best evidence is yet to come.
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Washington and Beijing have yet to come to terms over high stakes digital issues like Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, 5G internet provisions, intellectual property theft and the future of the internet more broadly.
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But because the evidence is already overwhelming and uncontested, we want to provide that to the Judiciary Committee to make sure that we protect the country in the election that's yet to come.
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Even though much of the pledged purchases have yet to come to fruition, Trump has repeatedly hailed the agreement as a marker of his dealmaking abilities and his efforts to boost US manufacturing.
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I am more convinced than ever that somebody knows something that could prevent this from metastasizing into our era's Dreyfus Affair — a source of unresolved hatreds for years and decades yet to come.
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Tom Taylor -- the young actor who plays Jake in "The Dark Tower" -- got a nice payday for his work in the film, but the big bucks are (hopefully) yet to come ... TMZ has learned.
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But the patent expires in August, which means that hot tension you feel is the prelude to a pulsing, ecstatic explosion (less sorry now) of internet-connected sex devices yet to come (sorry again).
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It's incredible to think that by being part of these studies, I've been on the cutting edge of all of these futuristic possibilities, and I can't wait to see what is yet to come.
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It is not clear whether the government can continue cutting its deficit rapidly without pushing the country into recession, and many corporate executives think the worst of the economic slump is yet to come.
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"It's been probably the best investment ever done by a company so we're quite lucky to be associated with them, but if I look forward, the best is yet to come," van Dijk said.
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The movement for near-total abortion bans isn't entirely over — the Tennessee bill has yet to come up for a vote and a "heartbeat" bill is currently before the state Senate in South Carolina.
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Europe's capital markets bankers fear the worst of the disruption to their long-standing syndication process is yet to come, with a supportive market backdrop and the usual summer supply lull masking larger problems.
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That's yet to come and Razer can point to being profitable in 2014 — to the tune of US$2.7 million — before losses in 2015 and 2016, US$20 million and US$59.6 million, respectively.
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"The market seemed to take the notification of the (triggering of) Article 50 in the UK relatively smoothly, but I suspect the worst is yet to come on that," said ANZ analyst Daniel Hynes.
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Although the hardest part of the race has yet to come, the Ineos duo are second and third overall with yellow jersey holder Julian Alaphilippe of France not considered a threat for the title.
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This view helps me be less scared of what's going on inside me, or the notion that it's going to "consume me forever" (one of my biggest fears that has yet to come true).
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Intersex activists have called for the bill - which has yet to come before the upper house - to ban medically unnecessary procedures on children and to require intersex people's informed consent before non-emergency surgeries.
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There are three elections yet to come — four states hold legislative elections in 2019, most states hold legislative elections in 2020 and two states elect legislators in 2021 — before the redistricting cycle truly begins.
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We understand with increasing precision the contours of the climate-driven disasters yet to come and those that are already here, but is our species up to the challenge of doing something about them?
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India is a hugely important market for Twitter (TWTR) and other tech giants, with more internet users than any country other than China and nearly 900 million people that are yet to come online.
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On the pop-culture front in 1998: The Titanic was the top grossing film, Lauryn Hill was at the top of the Billboard 100 in November, and iPhones were yet to come into existence.
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They're also a new kind of effective, viral experiences other social networks have yet to come close to rolling out—at least for the time being, Snapchat is in a league of its own.
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Ed Cooley said he believes the best is yet to come for his Providence squad, which looks to close out the regular season with another victory in Saturday's Big East game at St. John's.
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Monday's move further highlights how India, with more than 500 million internet users and nearly 900 million people yet to come online, is increasingly influencing how the rest of the world uses the internet.
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Though the details of her role have yet to come out, we know Foster will appear in two of the four episodes and she has scenes with Lorelai, Babette, Miss Patty, Sophie, and Taylor.
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While there are extraordinary startups like Niantic, some of the smart money is on incumbent platforms like Apple, Google, Facebook, Tencent, Alibaba and Amazon to form the bedrock of what is yet to come.
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Both he and finance minister Sajid Javid also contradicted EU officials who have said Britain has yet to come up with new suggestions for changes to the deal agreed by Johnson's predecessor Theresa May.
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But with just 58 days to go until the Brexit deadline, the government has yet to come up with any concrete proposals to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland, a key EU requirement.
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But at the Angoulême International Comics Festival in France, which finished on Sunday, there was a sense that the form's best days may be yet to come — in the French-speaking world, at least.
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Top health officials in the Trump administration said the decision to restrict travel from Europe would be beneficial, but have warned in recent days that the worst of the virus was yet to come.
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A top U.S. health official said the worst is yet to come with the coronavirus outbreak that has already infected more than 1,000 people across the nation and resulted in at least 31 deaths.
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Trump talked of Americans as pioneers and explorers; he lavished praise on members of the military, several of whom he recognized from the podium; he optimistically declared that the best is yet to come.
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And finally, there is more and more respectful cooperation with indigenous people who have lived in rainforests for generations and who are an important ally in saving them for the generations yet to come.
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I wonder now if I'll be able to separate the author from the text, if and when I decide to read the books again — a decision I've yet to come to a conclusion on.
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The market may have taken some comfort in the fact that the memo does not appear to show an explicit quid pro quo by the president, but more details have yet to come out.
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"A United Kingdom" has a nourishing tale to tell, and you could argue that the telling halts too soon; Seretse's finest hour, as the first President of a democratic Botswana, is yet to come.
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"Staten Island Hustle" follows a group of animated, life-long friends and businessmen from Staten Island who've yet to come up with an idea or product too far-fetched for them to invest in.
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Most of the planned housing has yet to come online, and some housing experts say that when it does, over the next few years, it will not adequately provide for the poorest New Yorkers.
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Don't expect the momentum to slow down anytime soon; with $7.5 billion in online spend projected for Black Friday, it's clear that the largest dollar gains for retailers and shoppers have yet to come.
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Still, Ryan argued that for Obamacare, "the worst is yet to come" — an allusion to the claim that Obamacare's marketplaces are collapsing, so the law will fall apart on its own in due time.
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I resisted the urge to eat one hot off the sheet pan and instead let them cool before packaging with care — because the most important part of this time-traveling journey had yet to come.
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"The court ruling has yet to come into effect and will be appealed by the NBU (National Bank of Ukraine)," Viktor Hryhorchuk, head of litigation at the central bank's Legal Department, said in a statement.
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They have yet to come to terms with the changes the evolving social media and news environment bring to politics, and perhaps even more importantly the wider scale of frustration and yearning for new options.
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"We have yet to come to terms with the full extent of the damage he's doing to America's role in the world," says Michael Fullilove, who heads the Lowy Institute for International Policy in Sydney.
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There are a handful of other bipartisan proposals that follow a similar framework in both the Senate and the House, and even more working groups that have yet to come out with proposals, including Sen.
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Things may not necessarily go as fans hope, but signs seem to point to the coming Cleganebowl, especially considering the actor behind the Mountain teased that one of his favorite scenes is yet to come.
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Ultimately, what has made Halt and Catch Fire stand out, and what will hopefully make it stand out in the final season yet to come, is the show's dedication to telling stories about human connection.
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"I Got a Guy" (working title) follows a group of animated, life-long friends from Staten Island who've yet to come up with an idea or product too far-fetched for them to invest in.
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WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - Despite a major setback in the U.S. Senate, President Trump said on Wednesday that the Republican healthcare bill was moving along well and predicted a "big surprise" was yet to come.
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Where we collectively decide to put our priorities in this time will determine the direction of the natural world and the true legacy that we will or will not leave for those yet to come.
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"The best part is yet to come: A couple months later in the south of France, I got back at her for being rude [by] having a one-night stand with Sean Penn," she said.
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Rocky pleaded not guilty on Tuesday, and a judge at the Stockholm District Court has yet to come to a final decision on whether to sentence the American rapper as it comes to a close.
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The U.S. now seeks a promise from Turkey that it won't move in on the SDF and launch a broad campaign of repression should it leave the region, but that assurance has yet to come.
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Gail: I applaud your continued determination to embrace the fragmentation theory, which posits that there are tons of good candidates and sane Republican voters out there, they've just yet to come out and get together.
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But other committees had previously come out in their favour, and the most important decision is yet to come: The Legal Affairs Committee, in charge of this law, is scheduled to vote in January 2018.
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Mr. Garcia pointed to the president's plan to hire tens of thousands of border agents, which was announced in February but has yet to come to fruition because Congress still has not provided the funding.
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The most ominous news was yet to come: third baseman Miguel Andujar returned to the I.L., his troubles at the plate making clear that the labral tear in his right shoulder was still affecting him.
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At least part of Mr. Abbott's problem appears to be that he has yet to come up with an answer, allowing the cacophony of ideologies on the right and far right to answer for him.
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However, TikTok says the new committee will advise across a wider range of issues beyond censorship, including also child safety, hate speech, misinformation, bullying and other potential issues, both existing and those yet to come.
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Clinton herself is expected to be interviewed by the FBI in coming weeks, according to the report, but so far the bureau has yet to come up with evidence that she willfully violated the law.
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Research into environmental risk factors for the disease has yet to come up with any conclusive answers; studies have shown, for example, that serving in the military is a risk factor, though nobody knows why.
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The Court is in: The Supreme Court's current term will end in a little over two weeks -- and there's still several decisions yet to come down that will have a major impact on our political world.
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Still, Trump has yet to come face to face with the US intelligence community's report -- of which he received a classified briefing -- which concluded the Russians acted to help him and hurt Clinton 2016 campaign. 3.
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One of Wall Street top strategists believes the best is yet to come for equity investors in the coming year—but the rally is unlikely to have a happy ending if the Federal Reserve doesn't act.
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"So the risk-reward on the charts clearly are not favorable, and that's in sync with what you've been hearing about on the fundamental side, so more downside yet to come," Johnson said on "Power Lunch."
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But in the version I tested ahead of the launch, the map only shows where in the world likes are coming from so the ability to browse shared content across the map is yet to come.
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So Demetrious Pagourtzis certainly didn&apost display the ticking time bomb qualities we usually associate with school shooters but then again the investigation is early and the most troubling signs might be yet to come, Melissa.
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Image: Dieu Nalio Chery/APAs Haiti reels from the immediate devastation of Hurricane Matthew, which plowed through the impoverished nation at Category 4 intensity last week, aid groups fear that the worst is yet to come.
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But while you're considering what you're going to be wearing while tamping down expectations on opening night, consider that the Star Wars will continue for years, then read below for all that is yet to come.
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It isn't an exploitative exoticism solely relating to the gender and sexuality presented by her subjects, but more of a futuristic exoticism, where her images seem to describe a cultural moment that is yet to come.
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Although the company still had plenty of excellent games and some of the best were yet to come, the betrayal was immediate and real and forever colored what much of the gaming public thought of Atari.
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With five pensioners to every six employed people in the Bosnian region, the government, which has yet to come up with an overall reform plan for the pension system, is struggling to make payments on time.
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With oil prices expected to trade lower for longer, the number of energy companies unable to pay back loans and facing default has climbed dramatically, but the worst is yet to come, according to one CEO.
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But the FDA has yet to come up with a regulatory framework for hemp and hemp-based products, leaving states and industry operating in a regulatory gray zone, needing to figure it out on their own.
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These youngsters -- and all those yet to come -- crossed the border into America because their parents, like mine so many years ago, believed that this country would offer them refuge against the storms of their time.
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The alleged abuse of the four girls occurred within the past year, but authorities say there may be other possible victims who have yet to come forward considering Boykin worked at the center for 7 years.
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Bottas had pitted three laps earlier but Hamilton had yet to come in for fresh tyres and was able to take advantage and pit without losing position for hard tyres that took him to the finish.
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It's not like she had grown up in a different continent—Chast was raised in Brooklyn but, at the time, the boroughs were worlds apart, and what she calls the "Brooklyn brand" was yet to come.
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Sunday was another blow, with Bottas fending off his team mate with some thrilling racing in the early stages and then pitting three laps before the safety car was deployed with Hamilton yet to come in.
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And it's well over a decade I've been hearing about the marvels of targeted advertising, what it's gonna deliver, and that's just on the web, let alone TV or anything else that has yet to come.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia 20143 years ago, but Serbia has yet to come to terms with its loss — refusing to recognize Kosovo and stirring trouble between the country's ethnic Serbs and the ethnic Albanian majority.
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As we face the future, trying to fight the problems of the past, and to anticipate the problems yet to come, it's hard to think of a better weapon to have in our arsenal than imagination.
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With so much of our society oriented towards being young (and staying that way), we're more inclined to look backward and resent what we've lost rather than forwards towards all the good things yet to come.
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The politics of racial disfranchisement that began during slavery continues into 2019 with the practice of voter suppression; it is a reflection of a society that still has yet to come to terms with its history.
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The first-inning struggles of Robert Gsellman continued, as he put the Mets in a 3-1 deficit to start the game, but the worst news of the night for the Mets was yet to come.
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But since a minority of property owners on the plot have yet to come to an agreement with the contractor, his building stands ominously surrounded by other new construction projects that are continuing full speed ahead.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - American Shaun White may have delivered a perfect halfpipe performance to qualify for the Pyeongchang Olympics but the two-time Olympic gold medalist said on Thursday the best was yet to come.
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Veteran Republican strategist and Donald Trump surrogate Roger Stone claims he has "backchannel" communications with WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, and that the most "devastating" bombshells in a series of leaks from the site are yet to come.
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But on the cold mornings when I'd be walking to school, smoking wonky roll ups down Hackney Road and listening to Horses on my iPod, I'd tell myself that my best years were yet to come.
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"In this era of transition, where the federal authorities have yet to come down with definitive rules on CBD marketing and use in many products, many states or local governments are creating their own rules," Weissman says.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Just when many Indian banks thought the worst of their bad debt woes were behind them, new central bank rules are stoking fears that the worst of the soured-loans buildup is yet to come.
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Singer Michael Buble (L) and Luisana Lopilato walk on the red carpet for "Tony Bennett Celebrates 90: The Best Is Yet to Come" at the legendary Radio City Music Hall in New York, U.S., September 15, 2016.
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Considering the site was an international and popular platform for all kinds of sex-related commerce — allegedly including child trafficking — it seems likely there's far more yet to come, including pleas for similar crimes in different jurisdictions.
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Northern Exposure reflects this era: There's a certainty to it, a sense that the best is yet to come and that, with all of that messy conflict over, we can finally build utopia on the Alaskan frontier.
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In a separate email, he told me that the functionality in the demo box on the website (producing strings of related emoji) was yet to come, and that there's no timing on the iOS side of things.
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Amazon is now reselling Comcast's Internet and television service on its site, via a newly launched section called Amazon Cable Store – a branding that implies Comcast may be the first of other cable providers yet to come.
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Optimism has risen over the chances of both countries securing a deal to end their protracted trade war, but some experts say the most difficult part is yet to come as high level talks continue into Friday.
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Ak Bars Kazan, the KHL club that signed Zaripov to a two-year contract earlier this month, said in a statement that the agreement had yet to come into force because he was still undergoing medical tests.
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Burying the hatchets with Russia and Israel might make Turkey more secure in the region, and signal to the rest of the international community that more substantive positive changes in Turkish foreign policy are yet to come.
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One of the scientists who published such a forecast in the 1990s, Brian J. Stocks, who retired from the Canadian Forest Service and is now a consultant, said this week that the worst was yet to come.
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If there is a smarter, more affecting meditation on the themes of fathers and sons, brothers, the pleasures of the natural world, love, loss and the haunting power of water, I have yet to come across it.
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For those watching at home, these Olympics may be remembered for the cold weather, or those North Korean cheerleaders, or for performances like that of the halfpipe prodigy Chloe Kim and others that have yet to come.
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When Freddie says, "I'm exactly the person I was meant to be" early on as his success grows, it's tempered by the realization that he died too young, a victim of the AIDS epidemic yet to come.
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Five months after the emissions scandal broke in the United States, Europe's leading carmaker has yet to come up with a technical fix for almost 600,000 diesel cars, and is facing a growing number of legal claims.
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Washington (CNN)The immigration and government shutdown cliffhanger gripping Washington is a symptom of a broader reality: American politics is being held hostage to three nation-changing elections -- one past and two that are yet to come.
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And further pressure may come from a potential slowdown in global growth next year "The worst is yet to come," Kevin Lai, an economist at investment bank Daiwa Capital Markets, said in a note to clients Friday.
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There are plenty of worthy places in today's technology landscape to put in effort and investment that will pay off handsomely in the coming years, and I'm looking forward to all the innovation that's yet to come.
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And thanks to a wealth of sci-fi about a nuclear age yet to come, the public knew President Truman was talking about when, in 1945, he announced that the U.S. had dropped an atomic bomb in Japan.
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To that end, Swan said a 87% boost in so-called programmable chips that go into 289G networking equipment showed early gains for Intel in the technology but that the bulk of chip sales were yet to come.
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He explained that he had been deployed to Afghanistan having never fallen in love and could have died without having had that experience — a worry that is near-universal for LGBTQ people who have yet to come out.
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"Perhaps the difference will be whether it's the first time or the second time," he joked — Judaism teaches that Messiah has yet to come to Earth, while Christians believe that Jesus played that role and awaits his return.
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It could get worse You can watch the full clip below: The current flu season is among the worst in recent history, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say that the worst is yet to come.
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So far, Q1 and Q2 earnings suggest that revenues have yet to come down, but ensuring advertisers have effective and accessible video advertising options as second-screen video watching skyrockets will be paramount to deterring that from happening.
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Apps like Grindr are often a refuge for teens looking for a way into the gay scene—because they have either yet to come out, or they don't really know anyone else their age who is openly gay.
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"The best is yet to come for BlackBerry," said Paul Rivett, president of Fairfax Financial, the company's second largest shareholder and owner of BlackBerry debt that can be converted into shares at $10 a piece in late 2020.
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Because if those at the top of the social pyramid are subject to universal processes at work in an escalating epidemic of depression and suicide, our society can expect that more Spades and Bourdains are yet to come.
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But the two sides have yet to come to an agreement, with a Senior Democratic aide saying Monday that Republicans were "adding unrelated items" including an extension of an abstinence education program that would have expired in May.
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Infectious-disease experts aren't certain how long the coronavirus pandemic will last, but many agree the worst is yet to come for the US.Last week, the country saw its cases spike more than 1953% in just 24 hours.
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Speaking to reporters in Beijing after signing an agreement to re-establish relations with Burkina Faso, the Chinese government's top diplomat State Councillor Wang Yi noted that only one African state had yet to come over to China.
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HONG KONG(Reuters) - The economic impact of the intensifying trade war between Washington and Beijing appeared to deepen last month with factory activity and export orders weakening across Asia, but analysts warned the worst was yet to come.
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Of course, that all comes crashing down on the second track, "Red," when Swift hits her metaphorical and lyrical dead-end — but something great is still yet to come, it's just not in the form of true love.
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Tony is adrift in space, Hawkeye appears to be some kind of vigilante...but a surprise visit from a friendly face is all it takes to give Steve and Natasha hope that the endgame has yet to come.
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The country of around 250 million people has yet to come online at the same pace as some of its more well-off Southeast Asian neighbors, and some view it as the next growth market in the region.
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