That's the common sense idea Fonda is zeroing in on.
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Democrats are also zeroing in on affluent suburban House seats.
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Clementia, for instance, is zeroing in on rare bone diseases.
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President Obama is zeroing in on a Supreme Court nominee.
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Other committees were zeroing in on similarly sensitive oversight targets.
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Of these, Democrats are especially zeroing in on 13 in 2018.
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Scammers, too, have a way of zeroing in on lottery winners.
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For months, Mueller has appeared to be zeroing in on Manafort.
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Affleck is also zeroing in on another directing project for himself.
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I've found myself zeroing in on really small, likely inconsequential things.
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Zeroing in on a dream mascara can be a years-long quest.
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What's the first step in zeroing in on a single, defined aesthetic?
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"We all have something that weighs on us," says Cutler, zeroing in.
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Over the past year, Menlo has been zeroing in on such startups.
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Today in U.S. politics, we're zeroing in on a couple midterm races.
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It&aposs the difference between casting a wide net and zeroing-in.
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And zeroing in on a limited period can certainly reward close attention.
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Provide concrete examples Muse Career Coach Allison Tatios recommends zeroing in on specifics.
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Zeroing in on product marketing — and steering clear of a minimum viable product
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Democrats are zeroing in on health care and the GOP's tax cuts for corporations.
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And the new controversy over Cambridge Analytica has them again zeroing in on Zuckerberg.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - U.S. lawmakers are zeroing in on the correct Facebook target.
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At the moment, that means zeroing in on China, and bringing the RapidE to market.
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That official said there was no indication the bureau is zeroing in on Sessions. Sen.
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For that reason, Kostin is zeroing in on sectors more exposed to the economic cycle.
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They are zeroing in on Crystal City, an up-and-coming area in Arlington County.
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The study found similar results when zeroing in on accumulated wealth instead of annual income.
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He seemed more focused on complaining about the lunch food than zeroing in on logic.
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The S.D.N.Y. investigation seems to be zeroing in on the $107 million Trump inauguration extravaganza.
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Zeroing in on a Hopi silver ring inlaid with white abalone, he asked to try it.
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But the medical community is now getting closer and closer to zeroing in on the cause.
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The panel ruled against the U.S. Commerce Department's practise of "zeroing" in cases involving targeted dumping.
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Prosecutors are zeroing in on Rocky's phone, asking what he did with it after the incident.
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But temporarily zeroing in on the aspect may help us, henceforth, to take it in stride.
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Companies worldwide are also zeroing in on sustainable packaging, a goal also part of the SDGs.
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In Minnesota, anti-abortion activists are zeroing in on the open governor's seat, considered a tossup.
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Zeroing in on one voice in a room full of people talking is a complex job.
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The real trouble came up when Game Informer published a story zeroing in on this error.
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Politically, as exit polling suggests, Republicans are better off zeroing in on the economy and jobs.
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His comments come as investors are increasingly zeroing in on Netflix's struggle to attract international users.
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WATTERS: Oh. PERINO: Remember we&aposve talked about, oh, the Democrats are zeroing in on the message.
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Players often find other opponents by hearing gunshots or other actions and zeroing in on their location.
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My eyes zeroing in on a once-innocuous accessory, now the object of inventory, scrutiny, and comparison.
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Investigators reportedly are zeroing in on a specific well in Kerala that the victims drew water from.
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The film has gotten rave reviews, with enthusiastic critics zeroing in on the actor's "tricky, compelling" performance.
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At the same time, researchers were zeroing in on this receptor subtype in rodent models of depression.
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Zeroing in on energy drinks But before blaming energy drinks, the researchers had tested several other hypotheses.
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But in recent weeks, the president has reportedly been zeroing in on the measures as talks stumble.
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Computer models are zeroing in on a landfall in heavily populated areas of coastal China, near Shanghai.
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Open strategies are all about zeroing in on a specific product, and then partnering with other companies.
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Netflix appears to be zeroing in on a new market, according to our critic: TV for teenagers.
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Mr. Trump eventually focused on infrastructure on Thursday, zeroing in on his plan to speed up permitting.
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In the interim, Democrats and progressive activists have begun zeroing in on elements of Judge Gorsuch's record.
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Zeroing in on the heroes of the Galactic Empire, post-Empire, lined right up with that approach.
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Microsoft is zeroing in on a 50 percent gain, while Apple is killing it at 70 percent.
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So now they are zeroing in on a name to change the panel's gender imbalance: Marsha Blackburn.
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We're too busy zeroing in on Daenerys's braids and Cersei's surprisingly masterful ability to style her new pixie.
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Here is a look at 12 of the most surprising items hackers are zeroing in on right now.
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It's a signal that Democrats are zeroing in on Barr, rather than President Trump, as their political target.
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Food statistics can have a way of zeroing in on our collective eating Zeitgeist with uncomfortable data points.
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But political leaders are increasingly zeroing in on the group, and its financial health is now in question.
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By targeting buffets, Hyatt and Ideo are zeroing in on a hotel staple that by definition oozes excess.
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" The administrative board praises Bernie's track record before zeroing in on which "particularly speak to us as NUMTOTs.
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The opening chapters work hard to replicate the period while zeroing in on the mores of the time.
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In 2018, Reuters reported that the Justice Department was zeroing in on Chinese hackers for the Marriott breach.
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Instead of zeroing in on the vagaries of man, we should be able to focus on our Creator.
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Watch any good salesman and you&aposll see somebody ignoring all the negatives and zeroing in on the close.
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Ocasio-Cortez stood by her claim Thursday that Pelosi has been unfairly zeroing in on freshman women of color.
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He told Business Insider he makes sure he's getting his calls correct by zeroing in on these four areas.
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Syria Both Syrian forces in the south, and U.S.-backed Kurds from the north, are zeroing in on Raqqa.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller seems to be zeroing in on the question of whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice.
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Brooks also questioned Trump's allegiance to his own campaign promises, zeroing in on the president's recent attacks on Sessions.
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Zeroing in on the devices can point troops or air strikes at command centers, reinforcements, or other important targets.
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Republicans are also zeroing in on a Democratic-held House seat in the conservative western part of the state.
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In "The Case Against Sugar," Taubes distills the carbohydrate argument further, zeroing in on sugar as the true villain.
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To help meet that challenge, a new industry of marketing agencies and influencers is zeroing in on TikTok content.
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Ms. Kelly grew up near Albany and worked as a corporate lawyer in Chicago before zeroing in on television.
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Separately, the brand has been zeroing in on its marketing by including celebrities like Elle Fanning in its campaigns.
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But Kimmel also made mention of some negative comments he received, zeroing in on the former Speaker of the House.
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Once focused on the banks, it's now zeroing in on faster-growing sectors like aerospace and the internet-of-things.
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But by zeroing in on a dozen new shades in one little purchase, we feel like we're winning either way.
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Zeroing in on 2017 alone — when the rhetoric around inclusion started reaching its recent peak — shows that talk is cheap.
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Then on October 19th and 20th, there were more installments of the dossier zeroing in on allegations against Paul Manafort.
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From Kang's perspective, sapiosexuals are zeroing in on one of the most important factors in predicting longterm compatibility: value alignment.
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They also appear to be zeroing in on potential contact between Biden and his associates and the Obama State Department.
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Many firms also are zeroing in on similar sectors, such as healthcare in China and consumer goods in Southeast Asia.
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Ben Ray Lujan, who heads the DCCC, praised Moulton for zeroing in on the need to focus on fellow veterans.
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The investigation is reportedly zeroing in on potential violations of the police code of conduct, according to the news agency.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, has a long habit of zeroing in on people who appeal to him on television.
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But of late, more and more specifics have emerged about just which of Trump's actions Mueller is zeroing in on.
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Tampa should be spending a lot of time zeroing in on the position groups or guy that appeal to them.
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Democrats are zeroing in on Mick Mulvaney as their top demand for witness testimony during President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Mr. Hoffman regained command of the room by zeroing in on a quiet woman in her early 80s named Irene.
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We'll collectively be zeroing in on what we need to change in our work and professional lives to break new ground.
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It probably does mean zeroing in on which of your skills benefit the organization most, and making sure they get noticed.
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But in 2020, opponents are zeroing in on one line of attack: a claim that ERA would require taxpayer-funded abortions.
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Zeroing in: Facebook knows what we love and now your elected officials are going to be getting some of that data.
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Trump, by contrast, has an active special counsel investigation targeting him and zeroing in on the possibility that he obstructed justice.
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Fast-forward to January of 2017, when Nanette made its debut, and we find Gadsby zeroing in on these very subjects.
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But I could never escape the feeling that GLOW season two kept circling something without ever quite zeroing in on it.
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Psychologists might call this flow, the experience of zeroing in so closely on some activity that you lose yourself in it.
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Trump is zeroing in on Cruz's Canadian birth as he tries to remove the senator as a threat to his candidacy.
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Rather than making generalizations based on religion, the Trump administration gives specific security rationales for zeroing in on these six countries.
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"I suspect that they are zeroing in on their scope in order to go for a larger corporate hunt," he said.
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And yet, they're zeroing in on a simple conclusion: if we don't get our act together fast, Florida is totally screwed.
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"Just do your interview, Jerry," she replied, with a nod toward the photographer, who was zeroing in for a close-up.
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The US is zeroing in on marijuana vapes as it investigates a spate of mysterious illnesses and deaths tied to vaping.
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Pence's speech shows that Republicans are zeroing in on the senator in 2018, but he doesn't seem anxious about his chances.
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The brand is shifting gears, zeroing in on one of the most successful parts of its business — shoes, bags, and jewelry.
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Dubbed the Unstainable Workwear Collection, the brand is zeroing in on the common yet often hard-to-navigate category: professional clothing.
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Here are some known carcinogens — cancer-causers — and a few more things that scientists are zeroing in on as prime suspects.
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She has repeatedly been praised for her humility, with the media zeroing in on her apology for winning against Ms. Williams.
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One thing I make sure of is the person we're zeroing in on has some philosophical situational kinship to Larry David.
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Christopher Krebs, the first director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), is zeroing in on elections ahead of November.
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A specific cause of the nationwide outbreak of lung injuries remains unknown, but health officials are zeroing in on potential clues.
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We also looked at the training diets of current Team USA Olympians, zeroing in on how they fuel up at lunch.
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Zeroing in on Cambridge Analytica, the firm insisted it had deleted the data, but that might not be the case, Schroepfer acknowledged.
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A category called Behavior, meanwhile, scrutinizes the nuances of my consumer life, zeroing in on actions that purportedly correlate with good credit.
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It could suggest that the DOJ is zeroing in on Google's acquisition of DoubleClick as part of its review, industry sources noted.
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National Democrats are especially zeroing in on 13 of these states in 2018 because they are ones former President Barack Obama won.
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More than a year after her killing, prosecutors charged Tellis, then 27, with her murder after zeroing in on his phone records.
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Several lawsuits against Trump have accused him of violating the Constitution — zeroing in on the emoluments clause — by profiting from the presidency.
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"The Midwest are states they're contesting and organizing in and we're [zeroing in] on them in a very focused way," Jealous added.
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Neither Inhofe nor Smith would discuss details of how they are zeroing in on resolving differences in their versions of the bill.
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Zeroing in on North Texas, the attorney general's office encouraged the Harrold Independent School District to adopt an anti-transgender bathroom policy.
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Lawmakers are zeroing in on the domestic airline industry after a passenger was forcibly removed from a United flight, suffering heavy injuries.
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" Late Friday evening, Trump went on a Twitter spree, before zeroing in on the the author, whom he called "a total loser.
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The minute a unit breaks cover to open fire, it has only moments before enemy artillery begins zeroing-in on their position.
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General Manager Mike Maccagnan has been zeroing in on the quarterbacks up close, attending the pro days of both Mayfield and Rosen.
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The effect is sometimes dismissed as "fake medicine," but new research is zeroing in on a biochemical basis for why placebos work.
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Feature New research is zeroing in on a biochemical basis for the placebo effect — possibly opening a Pandora's box for Western medicine.
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A day later, his campaign announced that it was laying off hundreds of staff and zeroing in on winning delegate-rich California.
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His team is zeroing in on six states where they believe Trump is leading — North Carolina, Florida, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Arizona.
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I mean, I'm only zeroing in on that because you've emphasized the fact that it's where not college people get their jobs.
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Zeroing in on privacy concerns, one senator asked Mr. Zuckerberg if he would be comfortable sharing aloud the name of his hotel.
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The more than 6813 pictures in the Bronx show are very much about pulling back for the broad view, then zeroing in.
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Additionally, the department is zeroing in on compliance with the First Amendment for public and private higher education institutions that receive grants.
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Speculation that Trump sought to influence negotiations by zeroing in on CNN hammered the ongoing talks between the government and the companies.
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Ahead of the midterm elections, Trump has ratcheted up both his rhetoric and policy proposals on immigration issues, zeroing in on the caravans.
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It might be that this song comes in at a late-game stage, where you really are zeroing in on that central objective.
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Fraudsters are zeroing in on the stores that still accept magnetic stripe cards and ones where they can exploit poorly-implemented EMV technology.
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Successful people focus on the process and often manage to enjoy it, Cuddy says, rather than zeroing in solely on the desired outcome.
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Tech enthusiasts the world over will be zeroing in on Shanghai as the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Asia kicks off on Wednesday.
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But there is another, lesser-known political figure zeroing in on tech, and he was there before a lot of others: Republican Sen.
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Zeroing in on outliers makes sense, and the Juice Bowl shooting is, like every incident of gun violence, worthy of attention and sympathy.
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The House Intelligence and Financial Services Committees are zeroing in on Deutsche Bank as a key part of their investigations into Trump's finances.
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The Utah Republican led the drive to summon new witnesses on the Republican side, zeroing in on former national security adviser John Bolton.
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It's tempting to poke fun at oneself, but that won't stop the tide of the internet from zeroing in on your spectacular mistake.
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The probe is now zeroing in on Trump's inner circle, making it harder for the Trump administration to distance itself from the action.
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"Investors are zeroing in on this idea of slower growth for 2019," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Republicans did not soften their views on guns, and Democrats campaigned on a range of issues instead of zeroing in on gun violence.
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In 2017, Trump kicked off MLK weekend by zeroing-in on one of his frequent critics, civil rights activist and Georgia Democratic Rep.
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Yet some of the ensuing coverage, instead of zeroing in on the leaked photographs, centered on blaming Hill for not being careful enough.
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Zeroing in on the singular technology thus pivots regulation dialogue in the corporate favor, away from talk of more fundamental, government-driven change.
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Critics are already zeroing in on Heller's vote against popular legislation to expand background checks and limit ownership of assault rifles in 21625.
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Lawmakers are zeroing in on the skyrocketing cost of insulin and putting pressure on manufacturers as they work to address high drug prices.
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While western carmakers have been operating with local Chinese partners for years, and some of them are now zeroing in on electric cars.
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That allows investigators to begin zeroing in on those who may have had close contact with the victim based on other public information.
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And, he said at the time, his team was close to zeroing in on a set of 50 genes that could identify future Olympians.
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Mueller has interviewed multiple former and current Trump administration officials, and the investigation reportedly is zeroing in on whether Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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Law enforcement participated but did not share details of the people and companies it was zeroing in on, according to White Ops and Google.
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With this happy picture in mind, I decided to manifest it for myself by zeroing in on these works where I could find them.
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Federal and state investigators have since been reviewing data from the device – and her Snapchat account -- in hopes of zeroing in on her location .
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Reporters marveled at precision-guided bombs zeroing in on their targets and cruise missiles appearing to turn street corners to hit the right buildings.
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Ryan Murphy is well aware, and he's zeroing in on one of its most terrifying chapters for American Horror Story: The U.S. Presidential Election.
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His success in both fields stems from his knack for zeroing in on invisible minutiae and slowly perfecting his form until the result soars.
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This is why the Jennings' are zeroing in on Alexei Morozov, a recent Russian ex-pat now working for the US Department of Agriculture.
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Behind The Design, slated to arrive later this year, focuses more on the aesthetic aspect of home renovation, zeroing in on Joanna's particular expertise.
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Testing a new course A White House official tells CNN that Trump's zeroing-in on policy is the result of a streamlined West Wing.
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Cummings signaled Tuesday that he wants to question Kline about Kushner and Ivanka Trump's clearances but insisted he was not "zeroing in" on them.
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You could argue that I'm missing the point by picking apart the Razr's technical specifications and zeroing in on the features it doesn't have.
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The series' first season scrabbled around looking for a point for too long, before zeroing in on some ideas about the nature of consciousness.
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The video closes with an image of nine warheads zeroing in on Florida, where President Trump often stays at his Mar-a-Lago resort.
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The states are zeroing in on a man named Rajiv Malik, Mylan's president and executive director, along with Satish Mehta, CEO at Emcure Pharmaceuticals.
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He said the Police Department is "zeroing in" on frequent offenders in stations where there are fewer patrolling police officers, cameras and MetroCard machines.
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I'm not so sure that is the intent here but certainly in the first few minutes folks seem to be zeroing in on that.
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Conservative publications, including National Review and Breitbart, had also expressed resistance, zeroing in on Mr. Puzder's employment of an undocumented immigrant as his housekeeper.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked Sessions on social media, zeroing in on the embattled attorney general's recusal from investigations related to the 2016 presidential campaign.
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When detectives questioned Mr. Jackson, they said he acknowledged zeroing in on that man but didn't strike because there were too many people around.
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The zeroing-in on Comey came following the Justice Department's release of an inspector general report which indicated that Comey broke the FBI's policies.
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"American Idol" is getting closer to assembling a full squad -- the show's zeroing in on finalists to join Katy Perry on the judges' panel.
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Clay Aiken went on an incredibly bitchy tirade Wednesday night, zeroing in on "American Idol," the show that made him famous and gave him opportunities.
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After zeroing in on potential suspects, including DeAngelo, the investigators collected a fresh DNA sample from DeAngelo—one that matched the crime scene DNA perfectly.
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Neither artist tries to emulate what they've done in their respective projects, instead zeroing in on a new sound that attempts to work across genres.
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Now, NASA says it is close to zeroing in on the source of the problem, and tests should pick back up again later this month.
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A voiceover teases that someone in the family has "baby fever" and pans over sisters Kourtney Kardashian and Kylie Jenner before zeroing in on Kim.
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He then lucks into Bobby's file on his wife's laptop, zeroing in on a bribery confession that could open up a new case against him.
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On Wednesday evening, The Washington Post reported that special counsel Robert Mueller is zeroing in on Blackwater founder and all-around bad guy Erik Prince.
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The tribes say they are zeroing in on a location for a casino, which would need final approval from the legislature and the governor's office.
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With the tax-filing deadline on Monday, "Congress is zeroing in on the IRS," the authors of the bills said in a Townhall op-ed.
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During the debate in Detroit over the summer, Gabbard went after Harris&aposs record as a prosecutor, zeroing in on the issue of marijuana legalization.
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In those moments, we see a man who genuinely seems to care, zeroing in on at-risk souls and following up with money and referrals.
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This is also the latest example of Democrats re-focusing their efforts on the state level instead of zeroing in on the House and Senate.
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Something will need to give, but it's by no means clear that zeroing in on the health care law will be the way to go.
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The blogger had been zeroing in on the sheriff's finances, specifically $193,000 that by law should have gone toward feeding inmates in the county jail.
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After House Republicans agreed to abandon that effort in July, the group began zeroing in on full expensing as the next roadblock to tax reform.
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Senate Democrats are zeroing in on a push to require universal background checks for gun purchases following last week's shooting at a Florida high school.
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By the numbers: Zeroing in on just publicly traded companies, the number of departures is still high: 284 CEOs have departed — the most since 2011.
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They have also gathered information from surveillance footage in the town of Salisbury, England, where the crime occurred, by zeroing in on car license plates.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange is zeroing in on any corporate actions that may present financial risks to the market, official state media Xinhua reported Saturday.
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The deaths of Sofia and Gennadi seem as if they've spurred something in him that might lead him toward finally zeroing in on his neighbors.
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Attempting to cover all of Japanese comics in a single exhibition, rather than zeroing in on particular aspects, feels almost like an arrogant and reductive exercise.
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"Your eyes were full of regret," sings Matty Healy, showing solidarity with dejected lovers of every generation before zeroing in on the harsh realities of 2016.
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A former emergency room doctor and cancer research advocate, Tipirneni is zeroing in on what Democrats think will be a winning message in 2018: health care.
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Zeroing in on Singapore also makes sense given the sky-high rates that startups must pay for offices, which rank among the highest in the world.
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The presumptive GOP nominee has begun zeroing in on policy with a series of speeches, but his campaign thus far has largely consisted of boisterous rallies.
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Delrahim's announcement, months after the investigation launched, suggested to some industry insiders that the DOJ's investigation is zeroing in on DoubleClick and Google's advertising technology business.
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The Apple Watch got the most attention of any of Apple's hardware this year, and after several misfires, it seems that Apple is finally zeroing in.
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The campaign is also zeroing in on which states they need to go after the hardest, which will ultimately depend on which Democrat becomes the frontrunner.
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Aside from extending their research to other materials, the team also hopes to keep zeroing in on the strange, almost paradoxical duality of their superionic crystals.
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Thanos (Josh Brolin) has to share the trailer with all his foes, but that didn't stop Twitter from zeroing in on his flaws (as Twitter does).
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Goodbye Christopher Robin recounts the origins of Winnie the Pooh, zeroing in on the real-life between A.A. Milne (Domhnall Gleeson) and his son, Christopher Robin.
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Different attackers might purchase the same list, starting the process over again or even zeroing in on those willing to pay and extort them for more.
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Beyond zeroing in on a make and model you're interested in, check to see if there are differences in pricing and incentives among your local dealerships.
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In addition, Uber is also looking to fill the board seat vacated by Google exec David Drummond, and it is zeroing in on mostly women candidates.
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His Senate Judiciary subcommittee has already held two hearings this year zeroing in on those claims, including one devoted specifically to censorship concerns at Google. Sen.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)MedMen Enterprises, one of the larger cannabis dispensary operations in the US, is zeroing in on Florida as it continues its US expansion.
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A specific cause of the nationwide outbreak remains unknown, but health officials are zeroing in on potential clues -- including the prevalence of THC-containing products among cases.
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Bull Josh Brown thinks that zeroing in on growth alone misses the broader point, which is that Twitter is an attractive buy because of its steadfast following.
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Coalition forces zeroing in on the Islamic State's de-facto capital city of Raqqa have received some serious back-up from the U.S. military in recent days.
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He has contended that he is innocent and that powerful media groups are unfairly zeroing in on him over charges of money laundering and misrepresentation of assets.
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When we're not zeroing in on a task, we're thinking about the past or future, and more often than not about what we want to eat later.
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This talk of "too deep within the process" does not feel based in reality, with reports zeroing in on several worthy candidates who allegedly weren't even interviewed.
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It's zeroing in on how compulsive behaviors like endless scrolling increase anxiety and depression, and how parents glued to their devices train children to not be present.
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The council has employed such an alternative approach in exercising its oversight of asset managers, studying certain practices and products rather than zeroing in on individual companies.
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The independent market researcher is building his bullish case by zeroing in on the Citi Economic Surprise Index, which is built to measure optimism in the economy.
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GOP leaders are zeroing in on a massive economic stimulus package that's agreeable to Senate Republicans as a whole, but talks with Democrats are just getting started.
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Now that the field has been halved since the July debate, which lasted two nights, commentators are zeroing in on potential new fault lines between the candidates.
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On Friday, Merkel appeared to be zeroing in on a solution to a three monthlong political stalemate that has left her leadership of the country in doubt.
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But Mark Ronson has a history of pinpointing an artist's strong points and zeroing in on them—often in unexpected ways—and maybe that's what's happened here.
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After the market begins to fall, Isabelle and a client take a closer look at the underlying bank records, zeroing in on a family in Nebraska facing foreclosure.
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According to an FCC spokesman, the FCC is zeroing in on legal arguments within those comments, effectively disregarding any outpouring of support for net neutrality from regular Joes.
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From sex clubs to online websites dedicated to kink, zeroing in on other people of color in BDSM can be tricky if you don't know where to start.
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Mr. Quinn boils down the contribution of groups like the Irish or the Jews to a trait or two, often zeroing in on language to make a point.
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Why David trusts them is anyone's guess; Dr. Bird appears to remind him of his mother, especially when he's zeroing in on the lone voice in his head.
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It's not the only one zeroing in on keyboard apps as a potential platform either — witness Microsoft with its productivity services focused push, as just one other example.
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In the last handful of years, however, OWN has found sustained, if uncertain, success by zeroing in on stories relevant to its black viewership, and specifically black women.
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Trump reportedly knew the CIA and Special Operations were zeroing in on al-Baghdadi when he ordered the withdrawal of U.S. troops from northern Syria on Oct. 6.
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For now, the city is zeroing in on three of the most expensive venues - for volleyball, swimming and rowing/canoeing - although Koike noted the budget review was ongoing.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's probe has now brought down a large number of the President's top advisors and it seems that he is zeroing in on Trump himself.
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My sense is that a key part of the magic here comes from zeroing in on searches made within the local area and focusing only on Election Day.
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Lilla's failure (and he is not alone) is zeroing in on the part of this theory that acknowledges we all have varied identities, and then ignoring the rest.
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But Frontier takes its sweet time introducing its protagonist, setting up its entire world and a surprisingly large cast of fellow characters before really zeroing in on Declan.
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She said he had been "zeroing in" on her for awhile, paying her enough unwanted attention that she had asked her boyfriend to walk her home at night.
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According to the New York Post, Michael Jordan has joined Derek Jeter's group, which finally appears to be zeroing in on a winning bid for Jeffrey Loria's club.
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And days before taking office in 2017, Trump kicked off MLK weekend by zeroing-in on one of his frequent critics, civil rights activist and Georgia Democratic Rep.
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When Newell's daughter Veronica (played by Juno Temple) opens the door, she's struck by his sloppy clothes and the way he immediately starts zeroing in on pricey objets d'art.
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According to Armin Vit, a graphic designer who also blogs about the discipline, businesses started zeroing in on the idea of establishing "corporate identities" during the '22012s and '60s.
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Hearing giggles from young men behind me, as they spotted this t-shirt, opened another possibility: that audiences were zeroing in on the potential of having sexual carte blanche.
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This week The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that Disney and Lucasfilm are zeroing in on Obi-Wan Kenobi as the subject for the next standalone Star Wars film.
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That's not going to stop experimentation, however — particularly when creators seem to be zeroing in on interactive, experiential moments as one of the key building blocks of VR storytelling.
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Zeroing in on big cities like Detroit, Pittsburgh, Nashville, and New York (including a plan to open at least 50 locations in Manhattan, presently there are a mere six).
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Federal and state investigators hunting for the missing University of Iowa student have been reviewing data from her Fitbit and Snapchat in hopes of zeroing in on her location.
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With season 7 consisting of just seven episodes, and season 8 having only six, it's clear the show is really zeroing in on the story it wants to tell.
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Now, they're making headway—not with a store, but by zeroing in on the hectic city delivery scene with its latest acquisition, a small Brooklyn-based startup called Parcel.
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Afterward, several Thunder players continued protesting to the officials, as the replay was once again shown in the building, this time zeroing in on Antetokounmpo's foot on the baseline.
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Cops had been zeroing in on a postal facility in Opa-locka -- just south of Plantation -- which they believe the suspect used to ship several of the suspicious packages.
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People aren't buying iPhones as frequently as they used to, so Apple is zeroing in on its services business, which generated $10.9 billion in revenue during the first quarter.
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Republicans on the committee, meanwhile, are likely to raise questions about Cohen's credibility by zeroing in on the former Trump loyalist's own illegal conduct, including his lies to Congress.
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In its paper, the government suggested it was not asking for the impossible, zeroing in on examples of where the ECJ does not have direct jurisdiction in resolving disputes.
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Meanwhile, Booker's team is also zeroing in on senior staff to lead their early primary state efforts, with discussions ongoing among would-be hires in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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While it would appear Jenna is the one zeroing in on another marriage, that doesn't mean Channing hasn't moved on himself ... he's just as free to tie the knot.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is zeroing in on the role of vapes containing THC as it investigates a spate of illnesses and deaths linked to vaping.
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By taking himself out of focus in the film and instead zeroing in on T, he allows those that can relate to the experience to see themselves in it.
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The official declined to confirm if the agency had obtained surveillance footage of Mr. Conditt previously, but said the bureau was not zeroing in on him in recent weeks.
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Schiller is another example of how the probe into Russian interference in the 21996 election and allegations of collusion is zeroing in on individuals in President Trump's inner circle.
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Zeroing in on the category we most relate to, mammals, scientists believe that for every six wild creatures that once ate and burrowed and raised young, only one remains.
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He particularly focused on Macron who is his biggest rival for a runoff place against Le Pen, zeroing in on a comment the centrist made about France's colonial past.
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The report zeroing in on her meeting with Bill Clinton on a Phoenix tarmac back in June 224th 231 just a week before Comey cleared Hillary in that email investigation.
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The question most election observers are zeroing in on isn't necessarily if Lesko is going to lose but whether Democrats can narrow the margin by which Trump and Franks won.
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Rather, Betaball is a deeply reported look at seven dramatic years of the Warriors' team history, zeroing in on vivid characters and suspense-filled moments to deliver a gripping narrative.
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Then, in February 2016, prosecutors charged Quinton Tellis, who grew up in the same neighborhood and attended the same high school as Jessica, after zeroing in on his phone records.
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The former secretary of State's campaign has been zeroing in on more GOP-leaning states as she seeks to expand the map in a tighter-than-expected race against Trump.
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We're zeroing in on one specific moment we're currently fawning over: Mandy Moore's Michael Kors ensemble, which might just take the prize for coziest Met Gala look of all time.
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"Now that the court has rejected these two lines of attack, Standing Rock and Cheyenne River here take their third shot, this time zeroing in DAPL's environmental impact," Boasberg wrote.
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Jessica Williams — The Daily Show's official Senior Beyoncé Correspondent — explained exactly why Fox got it wrong, addressing haters point by point and zeroing in on exactly what they got wrong.
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The CDC is zeroing in on the probable cause of the illness that makes people very sick, very fast, but the long-term health consequences of e-cigarettes remain unknown.
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We can't blame her for zeroing in on Charlie's mansion, though -- at five bedrooms, six baths and a courtyard for Kings (or Queens) ... the purchase seems like a no-brainer.
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By introducing her "economic patriotism" series in the Midwest, Ms. Warren's campaign is zeroing in on the working-class voters who soured on Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential contest.
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Schiller is another example of how the probe into Russian interference during the 2016 election and allegations of collusion is zeroing in on individuals in President Donald Trump's inner circle.
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In particular, developers seem to be zeroing in on the blocks around the Marcy Street stop of the J, M and Z lines, near the base of the Williamsburg Bridge.
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We have to try to tell a comprehensive story faithfully while at the same time zeroing in on the criminal charges where we think the evidence is decisive and irrefutable.
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We're zeroing in on a short list of top firms, and we'll begin publishing their profiles in the next few weeks, but founder recommendations, like yours, help determine who we feature.
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Miro Copic, who runs a brand and marketing consulting firm BottomLine Marketing and teaches marketing at San Diego State University, suggests that zeroing in on politics actually could have been counterproductive.
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By zeroing in on provisions that cover gender identity, the Christian right has made "men in women's bathrooms" an effective wedge to block and reverse comprehensive LGBT civil rights policies nationally.
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They're also zeroing in on why US security aid to Ukraine had been frozen and whether that was conditioned on Ukraine investigating Trump's 2020 political opponent in a quid pro quo.
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If you really are just unmotivated because you have a trip coming up, Dr. Ballard suggests zeroing in on your to-do list by trying your best not to multi-task.
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The likely Democratic presidential nominee is attempting to take down Trump by zeroing in on individual issues, starting with housing and veterans' care, and hitting their Republican foe with coordinated attacks.
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"Terrorism is the excuse," Snowden says at one point, zeroing in on how fear and the hunger for security have been exploited since September 11, allowing the government to run amok.
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Even more than that, however, I think the device is a testament to Fitbit zeroing in on the Versa's real appeal: being a low-cost alternative to Apple and Samsung wearables.
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Defense attorney Angela Agrusa spent hours going over Constand's phone records, zeroing in on ones made on March 16, 2004, during the timeframe she had previously alleged the assault took place.
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Representative Marcia L. Fudge, an Ohio Democrat backing Mr. Ryan, said Mr. Trump had effectively taken a page from the Democratic playbook, zeroing in on jobs while Democrats highlighted social issues.
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The same arguments, the same hi-octane class action tactics as 20 years ago—only, this time, zeroing in on Purdue, the company that markets OxyContin, the Google of prescription opioids.
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Zeroing in on a particular attribute and making that part stand for a more synergistic and interesting whole is a lazy sportswriter's trick, although it's not only sportswriters who do it.
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By moving Russell, who was supposed to be the team's future guard, it appears the Lakers are zeroing in on Lonzo Ball with the second pick, as has been heavily rumored.
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Security experts say EternalBlue attacks have reached a high, and cybercriminals are zeroing in on vulnerable American towns and cities, from Pennsylvania to Texas, paralyzing local governments and driving up costs.
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"Cheer" filmmakers highlight the danger and injury rate of the squad's stunts, especially when zeroing in on Mackenzie "Sherbs" Sherburn, who is thrown to seemingly no one during one pyramid practice.
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Conservative media has taken a new tack against Mueller in recent weeks, zeroing in on the sale of Canadian mining company Uranium One to the Russia state-owned nuclear firm Rosatom.
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After zeroing in on Conditt as the prime suspect, police in the pre-dawn hours Wednesday located his vehicle outside a hotel in Round Rock, about 20 miles north of Austin.
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Mueller's team recently revealed that they are zeroing in on an August 2016 meeting between Manafort and a Russian associate who the FBI says had active ties to Russian spy agencies.
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Mired at the bottom of the Democratic field, Marianne Williamson is hoping to capture attention by zeroing in on a volatile issue: reparations for the descendants of enslaved men and women.
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But the McConnell recommendation of Craft - a fellow Kentuckian and top Republican donor - was the clearest sign yet that Trump might be zeroing in on a front-runner for the job.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, is zeroing in on what he's calling the "Trump Tapes" after appearing in longtime Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's court case on Wednesday.
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In light of the outcome of 43 election and subsequent investigations into voting integrity around possible Russian interference, Democrats are zeroing in on voters and increased mistrust of the election system.
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In the last episode, we exposed Tim 'hardest in the game' Westwood (watch here) to this psychological gauntlet, and this week we're zeroing in on a very spacey and elevated Big Narstie.
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His Republican opponents, zeroing in on his weak areas, have focused in recent days on what they see as his foreign policy failures in places like Iran, North Korea, Syria and Ukraine.
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While many reality shows take place in the hectic hub of New York City or beach side in California, Bravo's new series is zeroing in on the heartland of America: Oklahoma City.
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With competitors like Wal-Mart zeroing in on its bread-and-butter categories during the fourth quarter, Best Buy plans to lean into its product expertise as a means to differentiate itself.
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Cincinnati police are zeroing in on the parents of the 3-year-old boy who fell into Harambe the gorilla's enclosure ... a strong sign they could still be charged with a crime.
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American young guns world number five Jordan Spieth, the 2015 U.S. Open winner, and number nine Rickie Fowler, zeroing in on a maiden major, will spearhead the American charge along with Johnson.
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The 2020 presidential hopeful starts her piece by zeroing in on recent footage of a New Mexico police officer using excessive force on an 11-year-old girl at a middle school.
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But Republicans are zeroing in on Democrats up for reelection in November, warning them that voters won't take kindly to them blocking nominees after Trump won their states during the presidential election.
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Open strategies are all about zeroing in on a product or piece of the payments space, and growing through integrations with other companies that want to offer that product to their customers.
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Next, he tracked down new rehearsal space, zeroing in on an unoccupied trading floor on the 55th story of a downtown skyscraper that is controlled by one of the Alley's board members.
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Trump's attorney Pam Bondi kicked off the assault on Biden, zeroing in on the moment when the former vice president insisted in 2015 that Ukraine fire a top prosecutor named Viktor Shokin.
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"I knew something was up," he said in a telephone interview on Monday, zeroing in on the discordant moment when he noticed two of his employees interrupting the best picture acceptance speeches.
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And though the language in the Russian interference indictment says Trump campaign aides "unwittingly" communicated with the Russian nationals, it's clear Mueller and his team are zeroing in on the Trump administration.
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Authorities have narrowed their search for the body of a Florida hairdresser missing since May, zeroing in on a Georgia landfill where local police and FBI agents are combing through truckloads of trash.
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I pushed Arkham Knight's side attractions almost to bursting before zeroing in on the end; but once that game was "beaten," I've not once been back to fill them to the very brim.
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The video was obtained by the Orlando Sentinel ... you see cops entering the club through a broken window and zeroing in on the bathroom, where shooter Omar Mateen was holding club patrons hostage.
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As rising trade tensions make the market increasingly wild, Goldman Sachs chief US equity strategist David Kostin is zeroing in on a potentially critical distinction separating the most vulnerable stocks from the least.
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Lawmakers are zeroing in on the potential for foreign cyberattacks to take down the U.S. electric grid, with members in both chambers pushing hearings and a flurry of bills to address the issue.
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Director Adrian Buitenhuis spends a lot of time, naturally, zeroing in on the highlights of Walker's career, from his early role in "Pleasantville" to being propelled to action stardom in the "Furious" movies.
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THE TOPLINE: Members of Congress are zeroing in on the military's reporting system for violent crimes after the church shooting in Texas, questioning whether there is a systemic problem that must be addressed.
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Young's campaign statement and others are zeroing in on Bayh's work for the law firm McGuireWoods, where he served as an adviser to its lobbying wing despite not being a registered lobbyist himself.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A "yellow economy" of businesses has sprung up in Hong Kong to support anti-government protesters, but online store Jimmy Jungle is zeroing in on young demonstrators stuck in detention.
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Employees at those tables function as Prime evangelists, zeroing in on shoppers who say they don't have Prime or haven't heard of it, pulling them aside to chat about free, two-day shipping.
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Its violence is its least predictable part, with the movie zeroing in on sights you didn't expect and retreating at exactly the moment you expect it to go in for the close-up.
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SiteLock noted that while a candidate scoring low on cybersecurity awareness does not mean their campaign is "doomed" on the issue, it is something that the American public is increasingly zeroing in on.
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Zeroing in on three men in particular — Lauer, Wieseltier, and Halperin — shows how that portrayal has the potential to influence many areas of news and American life, including and beyond the presidential election.
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He moves through this episode like a shark in the background, zeroing in on Andrea's shady stepdad and throwing out advice to Chandra on matters of jury selection ("no sailors") and opening statements.
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THIS TOUR GROUP WILL TAKE YOU TO DO JUST THAT Zanella says he used Google Earth to scour satellite images before his first visit, zeroing in on Majon beach on North Korea's east coast.
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So before July 22004st, for a couple of months, we&aposve been really zeroing in on that, and the FBI and DOJ have had plenty of opportunities to tell was happened before July 231st.
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He went on to defend his own record, and when the protesters answered his rebuttal with more shouting, the former president became visibly irritated, zeroing in on his wife's use of the volatile phrase.
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Zeroing in on whether Ocasio-Cortez smiled or not while President Trump boasted about a laundry list of policies she vehemently opposes is perhaps one of the laziest takeaways her critics could have mentioned.
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For example, SS7 tracking systems pair well with IMSI catchers (more commonly called "Stingrays") used by some U.S. law enforcement agencies, zeroing in on a target's general location in order to intercept their communications.
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They had the scripts and designed the major sequences for a few weeks before starting previs (or previsualization), which included zeroing in on a "distinct style" and "specific visual language" for each main character.
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Few believe oil will revisit the 12-year lows of $26 to $20173 a barrel seen in the first quarter, but many are zeroing in on $35 a barrel or lower for U.S. crude.
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Not only does the new analysis confirm that mysterious radio bursts emanate from a source far beyond our galaxy, zeroing in on their location means we can start unraveling what exactly that source is.
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Democratic leaders and party strategists are zeroing in on Indiana, North Carolina and Missouri, sending major resources to traditional Republican states in the hopes of returning to power after losing the majority in 2014.
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At the same time, her camera ranges freely and widely within that world, zeroing in on tiny instances of strangeness and beauty and looking upward and outward at the sky and everything under it.
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Senate and House negotiators are zeroing in on a number around $2 billion to allocate for border barriers in hopes of reaching a funding deal that would avoid another government shutdown after Feb. 15.
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Democrats spent the week zeroing in on Harris' connection to Dowless, demanding that Harris address the extent and nature of their relationship, while escalating nationwide fundraising appeals to back their own candidate, Dan McCready.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that federal prosecutors are zeroing in on the timing of the payments to Stephanie Clifford (whose stage name is Stormy Daniels) by the president's former lawyer Michael Cohen.
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Investigators are zeroing in on a missing fan blade and fatigued metal on a Southwest Airlines jet engine that exploded mid-flight Tuesday morning, killing one passenger and forcing an emergency landing in Philadelphia.
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Analyzing the recorded sounds, they found that narwhals made their buzzing noises more often in the deep sea, in one fjord in particular, likely zeroing in on prey in this potentially important feeding ground.
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And others take aim at his unusual quirks — ice baths, silent meditation retreats to places like Myanmar, fasting, to name a few — even though zeroing in on personal habits is exactly no one's business.
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Divers were zeroing in on the so-called black boxes in the muddy waters of the Java Sea, but strong currents hampered the search, said Air Chief Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto, Indonesia's armed forces chief.
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Instead of engaging with the substance of the allegations against Trump, they've blasted the process and spent much of their time zeroing in on baseless accusations against the Bidens — who were not on trial.
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The site then spits out a list of extended family members who are related to the perpetrator, allowing investigators to begin zeroing in on those who may have had close contact with the victim.
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With Waves, Shults continues that theme in a highly realistic setting, zeroing in on an ordinary American family with ordinary dreams and hopes, whose seemingly enviable harmony is beginning to go out of tune.
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In this talk, which has been viewed more than 403 million times, the stats guru dispels common myths about the so-called "developing world" by zeroing in on global trends in health and economics.
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Some moderate Democrats had argued that zeroing in on the threat of foreign interference — which they saw as an indisputable conclusion of Mueller's report — was the caucus' best bet to bringing on GOP support.
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He spoke for about an hour and 20113 minutes, previewing some of his campaign messaging against "socialism" and zeroing in on a specific potential 2020 contender: Beto O'Rourke, a former congressman from El Paso.
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He posted the emails, Donald Trump Jr. wrote, "in order to be totally transparent," zeroing in on an idea that quickly gained traction among his family members and their supporters in the news media.
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Yet even when Cohen really does seem like he's zeroing in on racism or gun obsession in an intriguing way, Who Is America too often lets him down by simple virtue of its structure.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines security forces investigating a deadly twin bombing at a church on a predominantly Muslim southern island are zeroing in on what they say is an affiliate of the militant Abu Sayyaf Group.
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Sometimes it's about looking more broadly, not about zeroing in And here lies the big problem with Marsh's claim, and the souped-up coverage from eager arts journalists keen to make a meal of it.
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The state-controlled company, which in January also listed the United States, Colombia, Canada and Indonesia as target destinations for investment, is currently zeroing in on Australia and South Africa, the Coal India official said.
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Finally, a task force of several city agencies — including the police, fire and buildings departments — began focusing on property and business owners, zeroing in, for example, on apartments with illegal subdivisions and faulty plumbing fixtures.
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This continued through the lottery, with Charania disclosing picks directly and Wojnarowski using coded language like "focused on" and "zeroing in on," seemingly to avoid violating the letter of the agreement, if not its spirit.
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After decades of sending missions to Mars, NASA is now zeroing in on regions of the red planet that they think have the best chance of determining whether the world has hosted — or hosts — life.
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Also, more on the impeachment drama: Democrats are zeroing in on Ukraine, Trump is firing back after the hearing, and Biden's campaign is calling Trump one of the most "unfit" individuals to ever be president.
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Federal investigators continue to probe Jeffrey Epstein's crew of alleged co-conspirators — and they're reportedly zeroing in on Ghislaine Maxwell, an accused faciliator of his teen sex-trafficking ring and one of his closest friends.
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Box and the prosecution aren't considering other suspects, obviously, but the lawyer has to—hence his skillful shaking-down of Andrea's drug dealers and his zeroing in on a mysterious bystander named, um, Duane Reade.
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Now envision a world where a treatment was prescribed not only based on the ailment but also that patient's genetic markers, more quickly zeroing in on what treatment could be most effective for that specific person.
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Desperate to cut hundreds of millions of dollars from the budget during their upcoming biennial legislative session, officials are zeroing in on the rising healthcare costs of an aging prison population, as the Houston Chronicle reported.
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On the ground in North Carolina, the rubber is meeting the road, with both candidates zeroing in on the battleground state for a win that could prove pivotal to each of their path to the presidency.
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Not interested in the human figure, Rousseau attended to nature's textures and moods, zeroing in on details of leaves and bark, while using light and weather to render nature as a source of terror and contemplation.
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Mr. Kurian, who has been at Oracle for 20 years, is known to move quickly in meetings, seeking slides ahead of a presentation and immediately zeroing in on the one slide where he spots a problem.
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" READ: Trump's campaign manager sees left-wing conspiracy in Twitter's deletion of Dark Knight Rises video Trump hammered the point home in his free-associative remarks afterward, zeroing in on a favorite refrain among conservatives. "Shadowban.
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He also thinks that they've alienated large swaths of American gun owners — and potential donors — by getting overly involved in the culture wars and zeroing in on a narrow demographic: namely, white men, and Trump supporters.
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Taiwan has since closed its borders to all foreigners and tightened quarantine measures within its borders, zeroing in on Taiwanese citizens who had traveled overseas and then visited a doctor for symptoms associated with COVID-19.
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Zeroing in on which variations affect which phenotypes requires the statistical power of tens of thousands of DNA samples — almost certainly a dealbreaker when it comes to supercentenarians, whose verified number, worldwide, hovers at around 150.
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Health officials are zeroing in on the Shincheonji Church of Jesus — whose members continued to sit packed together on the floor of the church even when sick — as they seek to contain the country's alarming outbreak.
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A talented story writer can range an immense landscape — as Chekhov did in Russia — zeroing in on precise situations of intense isolation and, story by story, drawing what seems to be a map of national character.
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To that end, Beauchamp and her staff are zeroing in on creating a more engaging online shopping experience for customers and incentivizing them to buy online with the occasional discount or freebie earned via membership reward points.
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Zeroing in on the "poetics of masculine panic," she contemplates the absurd theater of the male of the species, approaching men encountered in her personal life, and ones who occupy the public sphere, with a critic's eye.
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Katt Williams walked out of an Atlanta jail Friday night, and pointed the finger at The Man ... claiming cops and other authority figures have been zeroing in on him for one reason -- the color of his skin.
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The formal arrival of the debt ceiling is less than two weeks away, but stakeholders on Capitol Hill and the executive branch do not yet seem to be zeroing in on the issue in any clear way.
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After a 5.1-magnitude earthquake hit Oklahoma this February, residents were left scrambling for answers to the deadly and rare event, and scientists seem to be zeroing in on the answer: the wastewater that occurs after fracking.
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The finding dashed hopes that the search and rescue operation was zeroing in on the ARA San Juan, which was carrying 44 crew and gave its last signal five days ago after earlier reporting an electric malfunction.
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If you've paid even the slightest bit of attention in the last few years, you know that the Pentagon has been zeroing in on the threat that China and Russia pose, and the future battles it anticipates.
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When you're stressed out, you can have a hard time zeroing in on what you need to do in order to feel better—today, the Sun and Mercury retrograde meet, encouraging you to catch up with friends.
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Hackers are zeroing in on government health agencies and hospitals, who are already struggling to keep pace with the coronavirus pandemic, as a way to make money and cause disruptions in the midst of a global crisis.
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Democrats are now arguing that Kavanaugh was not forthright under oath during his confirmation hearings to be a circuit court judge more than a decade ago, and are zeroing in on his work on behalf of Pickering.
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A far-right publication ran a blog post about our V.P. of social impact––the woman responsible for managing diversity and inclusion programs—zeroing in on her critique of initiatives that tended to disproportionately benefit white women.
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Aides to President Donald Trump are zeroing in on a new U.S. ambassador to Kyiv—a posting that's been empty since Marie Yovanovitch was recalled earlier this year after a smear campaign spearheaded by Trump's personal attorney.
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The self-funded multibillionaire recently tapped nearly 100 staffers to fan out across 15 states as he pursues his unorthodox strategy of skipping the four early voting states and zeroing in on Super Tuesday on March 3.
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Dianne Feinstein pressed a panel of US law-enforcement and military officials over the rise in cocaine production, zeroing in on the role played by Colombia's pursuit of peace with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
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But both are accidentally timely all the same, zeroing in on how ideas of "consent" can seem hazy in practice, and how little we understand our own emotions when it comes to games of sex and power.
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Air quality is a huge issue these days and zeroing in on the worst spots in the city is probably one of the best things you can do to figure out how to dodge those kinds of zones.
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It comes after Starbucks dreamed up the Unicorn Frappuccino – a limited-time concoction zeroing in on hipsters' apparent obsession with unicorns – that changed color and taste as you drank it (and confusingly contained not a drop of coffee).
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Director Barry Levinson takes his time, though -- and really, a bit too much of it -- before getting past the initial frenzy of law-enforcement activity, zeroing in on Madoff's ill-gotten gains and the rarefied air he occupied.
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Super PAC America Rising, for example, is zeroing in on O'Rourke's votes during his six years in Congress, which they see as more conservative compared to those of other potential candidates, according to sources familiar with the research.
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Investors are zeroing in on Italy ahead of the referendum, and government bond yields spiked to their highest levels in over a year on Monday after Renzi reiterated that he may step down if his reform is rejected.
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A bipartisan group of House members from New York are raising concerns about Chinese involvement in building New York City subway cars, zeroing in on the potential that the new train cars could be hacked or controlled remotely.
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House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE is zeroing in on the Speaker gavel's — but she's not there yet.
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President Trump's legal team is zeroing-in on the relationship between former FBI directors Robert Mueller and James Comey to argue that their long professional partnership represents a conflict of interest that compromises Mueller's integrity as special counsel.
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President Obama, for one, is already zeroing in on this — he'll reportedly back a new Democratic group chaired by Eric Holder that will focus on the state legislature seats that will control the redistricting process in most states.
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In recent weeks, a small team of FTC investigators has begun zeroing in on specific types of business conduct and possible harms, said Bruce Hoffman, director of the agency's bureau of competition — a prelude to potential enforcement actions.
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is the world's wealthiest charitable organization, zeroing in on such important issues as empowering women and girls as a way to bring transformational improvements in the health and prosperity of families, communities and societies.
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And that could be the ultimate implication of this race for Democrats, who will continue to ask whether making Trump the focus of every contest is a more direct path back to power than zeroing in on local issues.
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The new CBO analysis comes just after the President's budget proposal that wreaks havoc on the country's social safety net, zeroing in on Medicaid in particular, a program most middle-class American's don't know they may need some day.
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As a test for such goodwill, Moscow is zeroing in on the Russian diplomatic properties in the US which the Obama administration seized in its final days to punish Moscow for alleged espionage and interference in the US elections.
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Cells had to acquire more and more information to refine their positional knowledge over time—as if zeroing in on where and what they were through "the 20 questions game," according to Jané Kondev, a physicist at Brandeis University.
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After a closing flurry of episodes that consciously leaned into current events, the show closed at its most cynical and acerbic in an effort to trump them, zeroing in on its protagonist's utter ruthlessness in the pursuit of power.
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The world is already scary enough without zeroing in on the worst parts of it, but watching scary shit can sometimes help alleviate anxiety, so why not dive into the pitch-black recesses of our world with these documentaries?
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Senate leaders zeroing in on two-year budget deal: Senate leaders on Tuesday said they are close to a two-year budget deal that could avert a government shutdown and set up a debate on immigration reform next week.
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Steve Vladeck, a professor who specializes in national security law at the University of Texas School of Law, said the president was zeroing in on what was redacted in the documents rather than the content of the application itself.
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Chatting with PEOPLE Saturday at the Step2 Presents 6th Annual Celebrity Red CARpet Safety Awareness Event in Los Angeles, the expectant parents revealed that they're zeroing in on a moniker for their daughter, who is due to arrive in January.
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The last episode of major outflows, triggered by the U.S. Federal Reserve's 27.7 announcement that it would reduce monetary stimulus - an event dubbed the "taper tantrum" - saw markets zeroing in on India and Indonesia because of their external imbalances then.
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House of the Devil does the best job of zeroing in on a fairly straightforward depiction of the Satanic Panic, while The Witch turns the idea of rejecting God in favor of Satan into a weirdly twisted act of feminism.
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Instead of zeroing in on his strongest points from Monday night on jobs and trade, he's cited fake polls, resurfaced Bill Clinton's marital scandals from the 1990s, floated a conspiracy theory about Google searches and attacked 1996's Miss Universe.
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However, the fortunes – and share prices – of the micro-lenders have slumped in the past week as Beijing clamped down on risks in the financial system, zeroing in on the fast-growing and loosely-regulated market for unsecured "cash loans".
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Titles like his dick pic-simulator Cobra Club and BDSM simulator Hurt Me Plenty demonstrate what he calls a "systematization" of sex theory, engaging and zeroing in on the structures involved with sex, like flirting, seduction, build-up, climax, and aftercare.
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Zeroing in on the fact that Trump has publicly labeled the press the "enemy of the people," Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei asked the president if he was ever worried that his "fervent supporters" would resort to acts of violence.
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But the network is zeroing in on the Senate as particularly fertile ground -- partly due to the number of Republicans who represent large domestic retailers -- and has not conceded the House Republican conference despite the substantial pressure from Ryan and Brady.
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This zeroing in on compliance officer failures can be seen in cases from virtually all financial regulators however, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have been at the forefront of most of the cases.
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With Musk's idea for a buyout backed by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund now off the table, attention was zeroing in on Tesla's efforts to become profitable, its cash reserves and what steps Musk could take to raise fresh capital.
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While I've gotten used to the device's feel after a few months, in my first few weeks of using it, zeroing in to click the Google Chrome icon on my doc required a few seconds of zigzagging back and forth.
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As detailed in a groundbreaking new study by molecular biologist and attorney Dr. Jane Babin, 85033 of those deaths have so many other factors — such as hard drugs like heroin, suicidal ideations, and more — that zeroing in on kratom is irresponsible.
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It now releases sufficiently fine-grained data that it is possible to track in real time the number of searches for each candidate, zeroing in only on those searches that come from a primary state while the polls are open.
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I remember sitting on a trends prediction panel several years ago at the annual Fancy Food Show with industry trend forecasters, former Food Network stars, and other food journalists, with the goal of zeroing in on the next big thing.
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In what The Times described as a "riveting" debut, the 40-year-old Australian comic takes on individuals like Louis C.K., Harvey Weinstein, Bill Clinton and Pablo Picasso, while also zeroing in on the broader culture that enables and excuses abuse.
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A Moving Border is much more specific in contrast to the other book's sprawl of ideas, but in zeroing in so deeply on what's happening with this one specific issue, it better suggests the myriad of problems posed by climate change.
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Zeroing in on this group of "close-call" cases — in which the leniency of the judge was the decisive factor — enabled the researchers to go a long way in establishing causation in the effects of cash bail on a person's future.
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Mr. Trump has privately complained to aides since the report was released about the cooperation of several people, zeroing in on Mr. McGahn, whose interviews were cited 157 times by investigators, more than any of the other roughly 500 witnesses.
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But as both parties begin to quietly explore their strategic response to potential House action, they are zeroing in on the 1999 Senate impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton for guidance, and that proceeding provides one obvious precedent Republicans could embrace.
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Rather than doing an ordinary series about escapism in Depression-era cinema, MoMA is zeroing in on a single year, 1933 — well after the crash of 1929, but before the Motion Picture Production Code came into full effect in 1934.
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"Doug Ford says he's 'For the People,' but he's certainly not for our children and grandchildren," Jerry Dias, national president of the union group Unifor, said in a radio ad zeroing in on education, which aired during peak commute hours.
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Rather than asking directly about compensation, Lemonis suggests asking questions about your potential growth within the company, such as: Setting yourself up for growth has more potential to pay off in the long run than zeroing in on the numbers, Lemonis says.
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In addition to the job you wanted most as a child, you can also discuss the various occupations you've been interested in over the years, zeroing in on what they have in common to demonstrate more about you and your professional goals.
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In addition, articles written by Welch about the interview will appear on CNBC's Make It, a site focused on all things money and success for the next generation of leaders, zeroing in on the core topics of entrepreneurs, leadership, careers and personal finance.
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Another free choice that's great for the driver determined to better his or her skills is TrueMotion, which gives you a "trip score" — after every drive, the app rates your performance, zeroing in on moments where your driving was less than perfect.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's federal investigators are zeroing in on the president's role in responding to reports that his son, Donald Trump Jr., met with a Russian government lawyer in Trump Tower last year, "three sources familiar with the matter" told NBC News.
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Finally, another important and related question that Mueller's team is reportedly zeroing in on is why Trump waited so long to fire Flynn after getting Yates's warning that Flynn appeared to have lied to Pence and that he was vulnerable to Russian blackmail.
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It is zeroing in, especially, on Republican-held districts where Hillary Clinton defeated Trump: suburban areas near Miami, Denver, Chicago, Seattle, Dallas, and, especially, Los Angeles, where affluent, well-educated white populations have been joined in recent decades by an influx of immigrants.
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Amid the growing details released by the administration, House Democrats are zeroing in on Trump's inner circle as they pursue the impeachment inquiry over allegations that Trump pressured foreign officials to investigate his potential 2020 Democratic opponent for his own political gain.
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Additional May 2017 highlights include: Among the organization's top performing sections were Technology and Make It, CNBC's site focusing on all things money and success for the next generation of leaders, zeroing in on the core topics of entrepreneurs, leadership, careers and money.
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But I'd like for us to start by zeroing in on the first scene, because if there's one thing I've learned from this show it's that the opening sequence of every season teaches you how to watch the episodes that follow it.
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There's a lot of zeroing in on Sarah Huckabee Sanders's weight and Southern-ness that has been seen, by her and others, as unnecessarily harsh and gendered in a way that we didn't get with Spicer or other men in Trump's orbit.
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The reason I am zeroing in on the men is that they have the least to lose and the most power to shift the narrative, and are probably not dealing with the same level of collective and personal trauma around these allegations.
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Trump has since stepped up his attacks against Biden, zeroing in on the former vice president's efforts to pressure Ukraine to dismiss a senior prosecutor who at one point had investigated an energy company where Biden's son had served as a board member.
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"Rich or poor, we all need diversions, especially in summer when it's so hot," said Ms. Scen, scouting for a seat and zeroing in on one of the few benches in the square whose wooden boards had survived past acts of vandalism.
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While polling data zeroing in on evangelicals of color is limited, we know that 58 percent of Protestants who did not identify as white evangelical (which would include, for example, black evangelicals and white mainline Protestants) voted for Trump — far less than 81.
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"Given the precarious financial position of the business, we have had to run an accelerated and focussed M&A process, quickly zeroing in on the key likely purchasers after our recent appointment," said Rob Harding, Joint Administrator who led on the sale, in a statement.
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There will always be time to generalize later (if you want), but zeroing in on a specific niche that you keep track of, you know all about it, and a niche you love, will lead you to achieve influencer status much more quickly. 15.
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A dirty word in some quarters, Democrats are now banking on the hope that, by zeroing in on chronic economic dislocation, they can juice the liberal base while activating a growing populist grassroots that rejected Trumpism but never quite came around to the alternative.
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This is the moment, were we watching Law & Order, that the theme song would come in and we'd flash-forward through the routine business of a crime scene investigation—photographs, police tape, banter from grizzled detectives, witness interviews, the zeroing in on a suspect.
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According to the news site: Trump has repeatedly—and sometimes for a sustained period of time—made fun of Hannity's interviewing skills, usually zeroing in on the low-quality laziness of the host's questions, the three people with direct knowledge tell The Daily Beast.
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In zeroing in on the problems of the report, he cagily called attention to the fact that the only on-the-record source is Roger Stone, Jr., a former Trump adviser who has been a notorious practitioner of dirty-tricks politics since the Nixon administration.
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Meanwhile, Silverton Partners, one of the city's most active investors, is zeroing in on a new $120 million fund just one year after closing a $108 million fund, and several other firms — including ATX Ventures and Quake Capital — are trying to raise sizable new funds.
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We last spoke to Elliptic back in 2016 when it had just raised a $5M Series A. The 2013-founded startup began by testing the crypto waters with a storage product before zeroing in on financial compliance as a pain-point worth its time.
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The president has since stepped up his attacks against Biden, zeroing in on the former vice president's efforts to pressure Ukraine to dismiss a senior prosecutor who at one point had investigated an energy company where Biden's son had served as a board member.
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ZEROING-IN Lee's arrest gives a boost to prosecutors who have zeroed-in on Samsung Group to build their case against President Park and her close friend Choi Soon-sil, who is in detention and faces charges of abuse of power and attempted fraud.
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Zeroing in on the president's movements, no matter how much his most senior allies have sought to shield them from the impeachment probe, makes it easier for Democrats to make their case that Trump should become the third president in U.S. history to be impeached.
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A mortar blast shook the rooftop where Hunter Pugh stood watch over the last stretch of Syria controlled by the Islamic State, and he scanned the winter dawn, trying to decide whether it had been outgoing fire or an attack zeroing in on his post.
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As Democrats look for an opening to derail Scott Pruitt's nomination to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, they're zeroing in on his leadership of a group of Republican attorneys general with close ties to fossil-fuel companies he'd have to regulate for Donald Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the United States makes its biggest diplomatic push in Latin America in years to try to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the U.S. military is zeroing in on a byproduct of the crisis: a strengthening of Colombian rebels on both sides of Venezuela's border.
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Mueller's team had been zeroing in on Stone for some time, focusing on his alleged communications with WikiLeaks and the messages he exchanged with Guccifer 2.0, the online persona that authorities have linked to Russian military officers who sought to hack Democratic emails during the 2016 campaign.
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But in terms of people zeroing in on particular individuals, we would just ask that people check themselves because part of the problem we saw — not only in the 1985 case, but I would argue as well in the 2005 case — was an incredible rush to judgment.
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In an election year when Bill Clinton's policies and personal indiscretions have faced intense scrutiny, Hillary Clinton is beginning to shape the role her husband would play in her administration, zeroing in on economic growth and job creation as crucial missions for the former president. Mrs.
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The Times has been zeroing in on Chicago all year, (check out our explanation for why Chicago is more violent than New York) and this weekend a team of reporters and photographers will fan out across Chicago for a project we'll send your way next week.
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But by zeroing in on competitive races and using social media to attract both in-state and out-of-state donors and volunteers, groups like Flippable (and Swing Left, and Indivisible, and others), hope they can take advantage of our passing political moment to make lasting change.
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Unfortunately, instead of zeroing in on those in the marketplace who caused the financial crisis, the CFPB has insisted on lumping credit unions in with those bad actors and continues to sweep them into rulemakings that should be aimed at unscrupulous participants in the financial marketplace.
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With the insurgency starting to crumble and Pelosi zeroing in on the gavel, some of the rebels brought a new proposition to the Democratic leader last week: agree to a proposal to impose term limits on party leaders, and we'll deliver you the remaining Speaker votes.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The House impeachment inquiry is zeroing in on two White House lawyers privy to a discussion about moving a memo recounting President Donald Trump's phone call with the leader of Ukraine into a highly restricted computer system normally reserved for documents about covert action.
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The novel nicely brings Laurel down to earth, zeroing in on mundane concerns like salary, petty professional jealousies and challenges of the end of the silent era that you may not have considered, like the fact that film crews were suddenly told to be quiet on set.
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In recent years, security experts say, criminal groups like SamSam, the shadowy hacking crew implicated in the Atlanta episode, had been zeroing in on health care providers, particularly hospitals, which they knew could ill afford to lose patient records or wait for weeks to restore normal operations.
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Film Series Rather than doing an ordinary series about escapism in Depression-era cinema, MoMA is zeroing in on a single year, 1933 — well after the crash of 1929, but before the Motion Picture Production Code came into full effect in 1934 — with screenings through March 31.
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Amazon has spent the past two years zeroing in on natural conversation — from features like Follow-up Mode, which allows you to converse without using the wake word, to Whisper Mode, which enables the assistant to respond to whispers with a low voice of its own.
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Now, health officials are zeroing in on the church's practices as they seek to contain South Korea's alarming coronavirus outbreak, in which members of Shincheonji, along with their relatives and others who got the virus from them, account for more than half of the confirmed infections.
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A week before my trip to Ohio, I realized that I should have a number in mind to start budgeting more precisely, zeroing in how much I need for a down payment, and start visiting neighborhoods I&aposd like to live in while I&aposm in town.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump knew the Central Intelligence Agency and Special Operations commandos were zeroing in on the location for Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the Islamic State leader, when he ordered American troops to withdraw from northern Syria earlier this month, intelligence, military and counterterrorism officials said on Sunday.
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She attributed that success so far to zeroing in on the luxury market, taking possession of consigners' products and focusing on trust above all else, by ensuring that every item that The RealReal sells to a customer has been inspected and authenticated before it gets shipped out the door.
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WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Board policymakers raised concerns at their March meeting about the prospect of the United States heading into a global trade war, zeroing in on potential harm to American farmers such a clash would cause, according to minutes of the meeting released by the Fed on Wednesday.
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Zeroing in on the latter front means examining both sides of the same coin: The law enforcement agencies battling homegrown radical terrorists to protect our country, and — in a fascinating move for the show — the resulting desecration of the very civil liberties our country is supposed to hold sacred.
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House Democrats are zeroing in on Trump's inner circle as they pursue the impeachment inquiry after a bombshell whistleblower complaint centered on a call in which Trump repeatedly pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a political rival for the 2020 presidential election.
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Lenders involved in the talks now are zeroing in on a consensus that some $2 billion to $3 billion of the bad energy debt will need to be converted to equity, meaning lenders will take ownership of energy companies that owe them, two of the bankers told Reuters.
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Using a data set of two billion historical health events over the past 20 years — compiled from doctors' notes, lab results, hospitalizations, drug statistics and outcome data — K Health is able to compare users to those with similar symptoms and medical histories before zeroing in on a diagnosis.
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Wolfe starts correctly, for example, in zeroing in on an iconic significance in the oft-reproduced photo the New Yorker used for a 2005 article on Everett: He's submerged in river water up to his neck, grinning, with a Pirahã tribesman sitting up behind him smiling in a boat.
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Ahead, however, we're zeroing in on some of the best Hulu original content that's currently available on the platform, but there are also a few traditional previously-in-theaters movies and regular TV shows that are so necessary for quarantine survival, I've thrown them in at the end.
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When thinking about Thanksgiving, Rich was reminded of songs that bring back memories of good times, zeroing in on favorites for people of all ages and musical tastes, from Daft Punk and Kraftwerk, to Gorillaz and Digable Planets (look out for a couple of his own productions, too).
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He opens his plays with O'Brien's simple "once upon a time" tone, before zeroing in on his characters and subverting the popular Seán O'Casey version of charming, hardscrabble Irishness by situating them not in an emotionally and politically fraught world but in an alternately repressed and explosive one.
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As for what's on its road map, Fieldwire — which already enables users to look at floor plans in real time, message with one another, track punch lists, schedule jobs and file reports — suggests it's zeroing in on 3D architectural drawings, which puts it in more direct competition with PlanGrid.
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The small CMS unit led by Mughal, Umar's personal secretary, was typical of how Khan's party set up teams in constituencies across Pakistan to mine the database, identifying voters by household, zeroing-in on "confirmed" PTI voters, tagging them on the app, and ensuring they turned out on election day.
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Compass, a 4.5-year-old startup that had previously raised $3 million from investors for its business monitoring and intelligence service, is getting out of the crowded business of benchmarking startups and instead zeroing in what it sees as a far more underserved market: helping e-commerce businesses grow their revenue.
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By zeroing in on this scene, I don't want to detract from any of the other elements that make the show work (especially performances from Tahar Rahim as Arabic-speaking FBI agent Ali Soufan and Michael Stuhlbarg as the tight-lipped National Security Council member Richard Clarke, both real men).
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"[Musso & Frank] never did go in and renovate the interior to be something modern -- they kept their interior the same interior," said Ling, who noted that the longtime waiters and busboys, many of whom have worked there for up to 40 years, were helpful in zeroing in on the tiniest details.
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And the party's campaign arms are zeroing in on a handful of provisions in the proposed draft they think are politically toxic: Funding cuts to efforts to fight the opioid epidemic, penalties for Planned Parenthood, and a tax break for insurance company CEOs who make more than $500,000 a year.
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Still in shock over the "populist victories" of Brexit and Donald Trump in 2016, the world is zeroing in on the small country of the Netherlands as it kicks off a year of elections that, according to the most sensationalist accounts, could determine the fate of European integration if not democracy.
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Meanwhile, Stan is closing in, leaning on friends of Gregory (Elizabeth's old lover from way back in season one) to see if they can recognize his neighbor from a photo of her, watching the Jennings household from his window, zeroing in, because he knows, even if he doesn't have proof.
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It's more or less the pacing and tone of the film, it gives an honest picture of the characters without lazily zeroing in on their emotional climaxes, and it gives just enough away to make you want to weigh two or so hours against maybe never knowing what happens to them.
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And while Nirvana were masters at taking pop melodies and making them sound bleak, brutal and beautiful, Courtney seemed to disregard melody entirely—particularly on Hole's Pretty on the Inside—instead zeroing in on raw emotions and hurling them at the sky, like a wolf howling at the full moon.
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Washington, DC (CNN)The Justice Department is laying the foundation for a potential antitrust investigation of Google, three people familiar with the matter say — zeroing in on one of the world's wealthiest and most powerful tech companies as policymakers around the globe are calling for tougher regulation of an increasingly embattled industry.
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SOME OF THE POLICIES BEING DISCUSSED, REGULATORY REVIEW, IF IT'S DONE IN A THOUGHTFUL WAY, POTENTIALLY INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING, POTENTIALLY TAX REFORM, DEPENDING ON THE DETAILS COULD HAVE POSITIVE IMPACTS, IN MY VIEW, CERTAINLY ON PRODUCTIVITY AND I'M PARTICULARLY ZEROING IN THEN ON POLICIES AND STRUCTURAL POLICIES THAT COULD GROW THE WORK FORCE.
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President Donald Trump's loyalists — including his two adult sons and top Republicans in Congress — are zeroing in on his former personal attorney Michael Cohen's claim Wednesday that he never wanted to work at the White House, in order to cast doubt on his entire congressional testimony that included many damaging moments for Trump.
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Instead of zeroing in on a vintage that is supposed to be great, it's far more interesting to identify producers with whom you are stylistically aligned, and then to see how these producers respond to the challenges of each vintage, particularly when the years vary as wildly as they have in Oregon.
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Security concerns The first question from the audience following Suleyman's presentation of the Patient Portal concept highlights the uphill climb DeepMind faces to convince the UK public to trust a commercial giant with their health data — with the questioner zeroing in on security and privacy concerns, something Suleyman's presentation had glossed over.
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While most therapists make it a priority to reassure parents they're doing a great job, they also try to help make the job of raising children a bit smoother by zeroing in on a handful of important reminders — some of which they don't always get the chance to say to parents directly.
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And as Democrats make plans to investigate Mr. Trump more aggressively should they win control of the House in the midterm elections next month, they are zeroing in on the issue as one of their priorities and saying that the president should have recused himself entirely from any decisions about the building.
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The scooter startups have not released any information on the average age of their riders, but it would seem to be no accident that they all are zeroing in on urban areas (Austin, Los Angeles, San Diego and Washington, D.C., for example) with large concentrations of millennial residents, a coveted consumer demographic.
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Why it matters, via Axios' Alexi McCammond: Democrats have been zeroing in on labor unions throughout this presidential primary, recognizing their power as a voting bloc — and the Democratic National Committee had already switched the debate venue once because of another labor dispute, making it nearly impossible to find a new location.
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Hitting theaters before Major League Baseball begins, meanwhile, is "Screwball," director Billy Corben's look at the use of performance-enhancing drugs, zeroing in on the 2014 scandal -- almost comical in its details and scope -- that swept up a number of players, including the year-long suspension of then-Yankees star Alex Rodriguez.
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But with the editor Doug Lussenhop, they tossed aside the premise and reinvented the sketch in postproduction, zeroing in on one strange line they said in unison — "Oooh, mama" — repeating it in a loop over the same images of Tim and Eric throwing tantrums in a basement, adding awkward pauses and clumsy zooms.
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The thing that is interesting is folks seem to be zeroing in on this change from the Fed saying they were going to act as appropriate to now something towards they are going to assess the conditions, perhaps suggesting removing the word 'act' means they are less likely to cut rates in the future.
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SVU detectives arrive on the scene to find out that this case is going to be more complicated than expected: Though there is nearly 24-hour footage of everything that's going on in the house setup, they have trouble zeroing in on the tape that would actually show them what happened to Melanie that night.
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In closed-door briefings Thursday morning on Capitol Hill, exasperated lawmakers pressed administration officials for a clearer plan than what Trump laid out in prime time — zeroing in on the slow pace of testing and raising a series of concerns about potential shortages of critical emergency response supplies like ventilators and sedatives, according to attendees.
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It would be my first home, and even though I&aposm saving for it aggressively, I realized a few weeks ago that I needed to start zeroing in on how much I have left to save for a down payment, and how large of a mortgage I could be approved for when I&aposm ready.
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The payment to the Young Israel affiliate was from a bank account likely among those subpoenaed last week by the grand jury looking into the men's trail of extravagant spending, as well as financial ties to figures including Giuliani, whose shadowy efforts in Ukraine Democrats are zeroing in on as they build a case for the impeachment of Trump.
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" But their outrage came slowly, two weeks after Lena Dunham published a scathing New York Times op-ed noting that there was a complicit silence coming from powerful Hollywood men, writing, "The reason I am zeroing in on the men is that they have the least to lose and the most power to shift the narrative.
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U.S. just sent 400 more troops armed with heavy artillery to fight ISIS in Syria U.S. just sent 400 more troops armed with heavy artillery to fight ISIS in Syria Coalition forces zeroing in on the Islamic State's de-facto capital city of Raqqa have received some serious back-up from the U.S. military in recent days.
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As Le Pen tweeted her congratulations, Trump was zeroing in on the 270 electoral votes he needs to defeat Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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In January, President Donald Trump&aposs legal team and special counsel Robert Mueller were zeroing in on the terms of a presidential interview: the last Saturday of the month, at Camp David, on a narrow list of topics, for maybe between two and six hours, with time set aside for bathroom breaks, according to people familiar with the matter.
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So while the leaders of all major parties proclaim themselves as the champions of ordinary Canadians, or as the person best placed to stand up for the middle class, however that's defined, their campaign strategies will also likely involve zeroing in on specific groups with narrow interests whose votes will be key to hitting that mark.
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Meanwhile, federal investigators appear to be zeroing in on Giuliani's business Federal prosecutors investigating associates of Rudy Giuliani have launched a broad review that could include criminal charges ranging from conspiracy and obstruction of justice to campaign finance violations and money laundering, according to a subpoena sent to at least one witness and seen by CNN.
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But Clinton's team has been eyeing John McCain's Senate seat, running mate Tim Kaine is planning a media push there, and Clinton aides have repeatedly refused to rule out a visit from Clinton herself — even despite her focus on closing Trump's path to 270 electoral votes by zeroing in on Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio and North Carolina.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump used his rally in Minneapolis Thursday night to hit on several of his key issues through a Minnesota frame -- zeroing-in on the state's Somali population to tout his administration's restrictions on immigration and what he called his "travel ban," as well as criticizing Democratic policies by railing against a favorite target of his, Minnesota Democratic Rep.
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With so much demographic data to pull from, Kornacki is zeroing in on two groups of voters for 2018: those from traditionally red suburban districts with a "strong aversion" to Trump's style who went or almost went for Clinton in 2018, and those who were part of the "Trump surge," or largely rural countries that experienced a spike in turnout in 2016.
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As long as the media keeps zeroing in on these dumb plotlines and as long as Democrats spend the next year talking about the things most Americans don't prioritize, and as long as candidates sound more like they're running for president in 85033 Russia instead of 2019 America, Trump's got this one in the bag," she said during her show "S.
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But again, anyone who thinks of him first and foremost as a proliferator of pork buns is not going to be prepared for how discerning most of the wine lists are; they have a way of zeroing in on the producers who make wine that's either exactly what you want out of their region, or exactly what you didn't expect.
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Trump's remarks come as the special counsel appears to be zeroing in on longtime Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, with speculation building that Mueller could make moves now that the midterm elections have concluded.
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Katie Porter questioning Housing Secretary Ben Carson: As I watched her prepare, she was zeroing in on the witness Paul Atkins, a financial regulation adviser on Trump's transition team who now does consulting work with financial firms on legal compliance, despite having served on the Securities and Exchange Commission from 2002 to 2008, during which time the SEC failed to properly police the market.
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" Trump's Lawyers, Special Counsel reaching terms on meeting - WSJ : "In January, President Donald Trump's legal team and special counsel Robert Mueller were zeroing in on the terms of a presidential interview: the last Saturday of the month, at Camp David, on a narrow list of topics, for maybe between two and six hours, with time set aside for bathroom breaks, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Vice President Biden went after Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE during an interview on NBC's "The Tonight Show," zeroing in on the Republican nominee's remark that it would be "smart" to avoid paying federal taxes.
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There's something compulsively watchable about it, and I expect it to be a big hit, if only because it's telling a story unlike any other on TV. FX has become known for its prowess at making great television, but people rarely talk about how good the network is at course-correcting, at figuring out what works about a troubled show and zeroing in on that.
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Fresh off a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that saw history-making images plastered on screens around the globe, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is zeroing in on another headline-making summit — one with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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More from investigations … Mueller is zeroing in on longtime Trump confidant Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2023 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE (The Hill) … Stone denies wrongdoing and says he'll never turn on Trump (The Hill) … Federal judge dismisses Russian company's bid to dismiss Mueller charges (The Hill).
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Members of the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday debated questions of whether Republicans had been treated fairly by the majority during the impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, zeroing in on a debate around process.
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During the past seven years, newer trustees from the business world have, by many accounts, brought a more bottom-line metabolism to the board — zeroing in on the Met's financial troubles; hiring a new president and chief operating officer, Daniel H. Weiss, a former president of Haverford College, in 2015; and enlisting Boston Consulting to do one of the "360 evaluations" commonly used by Fortune 500 companies to assess employees.
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Add to all of that the news from Buzzfeed that Mueller is scrutinizing numerous suspicious payments and cash withdrawals from the embassy, as well as hints about how Russians like Alexander Torshin might have sought to cultivate the National Rifle Association and Mueller's apparent interest in the NRA's funding, and it seems like the special counsel is zeroing in on the way Russian money might have flowed through the American campaign illegally.
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More from Congress … A bipartisan coalition of House lawmakers are fighting to give federally chartered banks and credit unions legal cover to serve the rapidly expanding cannabis industry (The Hill) … Lawmakers are zeroing in on the skyrocketing cost of insulin and putting pressure on manufacturers as they work to address high drug prices (The Hill) … Rubio is at the center of the U.S. fight with the government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela (The Hill).
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Republicans are crafting an early strategy to take back the House in 2020, zeroing in on districts carried by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE that recently flipped to Democrats and starting a recruitment process that will have a heavy emphasis on female candidates.
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Part Trump, part Marine Le Pen: Geert Wilders could disrupt the Dutch election Part Trump, part Marine Le Pen: Geert Wilders could disrupt the Dutch election Still in shock over the "populist victories" of Brexit and Donald Trump in 2016, the world is zeroing in on the small country of the Netherlands as it kicks off a year of elections that, according to the most sensationalist accounts, could determine the fate of European integration if not democracy.
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Mr. Trump, who fired Mr. Comey without having put in motion a plan to find his successor, conducted a lengthy search, at one point zeroing in on Joseph I. Lieberman, the former Democratic senator and vice-presidential nominee, as a preferred finalist, even as he considered F.B.I. veterans including Adam S. Lee, the special agent in charge of the bureau's Richmond, Va., field office; Richard A. McFeely, a former senior official; and Andrew G. McCabe, the acting director.
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Two pollsters with the Women's Voices Women Vote Action Fund are suggesting that Democrats narrow in on Republicans' failed attempts on health-care legislation during the 2018 midterms rather than zeroing in on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) are zeroing in on a deal aimed at stabilizing ObamaCare's markets, which could come in days.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) are zeroing in on a deal aimed at stabilizing the individual health insurance market after the latest GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare failed.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) are zeroing in on a deal aimed at stabilizing the individual health insurance market after the latest GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare failed.
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