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"The Bush team are on a positive trend line for the first time toward moving below 2,000 warheads," said Rose Gottemoeller, a senior Energy Department official from the Clinton administration.

Now, however, with its mood buoyed by the return of civilian rule and the end of a four-year recession, Brazil appears to be moving for the first time toward the recognition that it cannot fulfill its dream of graduating to major power status in the 21st century without first tackling its social crisis.

Airbus SE's prototype flying taxi will take to the skies in coming weeks after powering up for the first time toward the end of last year.

"No!" he shouts, adding a plaintive, "Why?" "I could have saved this one," he says twice, shouting it the second time toward the house.

But the scene runs a second time, toward the end of the movie, in its proper chronological place, and this time you realize that the reason the G.P.S. unit is broken is that someone opened up the device and spliced a bomb into it.

Yet here I am, driving up the same length of battered road for the third time, toward a destination that my best friend and I first explored more than three years ago.

Ten of these women were interviewed for a second time toward the end of their pregnancies or shortly after they had given birth.

If she continues to haunt our imagination, it's because we were dreaming her long before the fresh spring afternoon when she turned her bows westward and, for the first time, headed toward the open sea.

The first time, scooching toward the water on a foam sled, he hooked his arms around my trunk and the shore crew pulled on his harness line, pulling him back and me out.

Means didn't necessarily love being pregnant the first time, but toward the end of her first trimester with her second baby, she began to sense something was different.

World leaders have converged in Paris for COP21, a conference on climate change that will, for the first time, work toward "a legally binding and universal agreement" to curtail the threat of global warming.