Some have billed the drug as a "female Viagra," though Viagra acts on blood vessels, whereas bremelanotide acts on brain receptors.
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" Robson also alleged that the abuse lasted for seven years (between the ages seven and 14), and that Jackson "performed sexual acts on me and forced me to perform sexual acts on him.
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The NLRB, they said, merely acts on behalf of employees.
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I was made to perform sex acts on multiple men.
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"We condemn these terrorist acts on civilians, innocent people," he said.
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Now they've been both recognised for their acts on the track.
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He's made a career of debunking "magical acts" on Indonesian television.
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Each voter acts on decades of political education, starting in childhood.
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Keough had no qualms about performing such intimate acts on screen.
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He always knows what is right and acts on it unfailingly.
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She has parenting philosophies, and, what's more, she acts on them.
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Getting paid to engage in consensual sexual acts on camera doesn't make one a liar or an irredeemably immoral person; it makes one a person who has gotten paid to engage in consensual sexual acts on camera.
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And when the curvature of space changes, it acts on the matter.
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The men on this show perform awful, unspeakable acts on unsuspecting women.
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"Bezos takes his own counsel and he acts on it," Cramer said.
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It sounds like someone performing intimate acts on a bowl of oatmeal.
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Both men, she alleges, forced her to perform sex acts on them.
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Under current FCC rules, the commission reviews and acts on consumer complaints.
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Sugar chemically acts on the brain, but it doesn't result in madness.
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Insurance companies are closely monitoring whether the government acts on those findings.
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Like Helen, who acts on sentiment, Toby is impetuous and often inconsiderate.
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He is a hugely impulsive figure who often acts on a whim.
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He has never wavered in his beliefs and Andy acts on his convictions.
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"[T]hey performed all sorts of demeaning acts on the women," she wrote.
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"Today the government acts on the democratic will of the people," said May.
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North Korea historically staged launches or engaged in belligerent acts on important dates.
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Instead, Manana emphasizes collaboration between the foreign and local acts on its lineup.
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Let's hope Congress acts on this important safety measure during this 115th session.
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The men are then shown seemingly pretending to perform sex acts on each other.
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And they'll just do this stuff on the street, live acts on the street.
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Later, Louche makes way for the first of several acts on the main stage.
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However, once it is moving down, another force acts on the paper—air resistance.
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Psilocybin acts on the serotonin system, suggesting it could be developed for treating depression.
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Brittany Zamora is accused of performing sexual acts on a 13-year-old boy.
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By the end, it acts on the reader much like Maureen and a match.
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"Those sorts of acts on Saturday, that's just not to be tolerated," he said.
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Rather than addressing physical challenges to having sex, it acts on your brain chemistry.
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Huawei executives have longed denied that the company acts on behalf of any government.
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All three acts on the Hella Mega Tour have new releases on the horizon.
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She believes in doing the right thing, and then she acts on her beliefs.
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Blom is "unmoved by fashion" and acts on an instinctual connection to a place.
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In order to treat erectile dysfunction, sildenafil acts on an enzyme in penile tissues.
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And that fight could widen if the president acts on high-skilled worker visas.
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A nominee's ABA rating typically is considered when the Senate acts on a judicial appointment.
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During the trial, two eyewitnesses testified they saw Hodel performing sexual acts on his daughter.
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The opening acts on the Reputation stadium tour will be Charlie XCX and Camila Cabello.
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You can also stream all the outfits and musical acts on the Victoria's Secret's website.
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That court could issue its decision before the Supreme Court acts on the emergency application.
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In human programs, the logic and the machinery that acts on it are kept separate.
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Children occasionally leave notes with instructions for the fairies, which Ms. Ojibway sometimes acts on.
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Before Congress acts on that request, members should recall how those funds came to be.
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Why not have the two girls Green picks up perform sex acts on each other?
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She handpicked Laurie Cole, an instructor who acts on HBO shows, to lead the class.
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How important is it that our federal government affirmatively acts on infrastructure policy and funding?
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Both acts on this double bill work with experimental hybrids of electronic and organic sound.
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He lurks in the nightclub; he hunts for women, and he acts on his animal instincts.
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Hillary is much more an executor who synthesizes the ideas of others -- and acts on them.
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Rick from Dimension C-137 can invent anything and actually acts on even the wildest highdeas.
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It remains to be seen how (and whether) the Supreme Court acts on Trump's promised appeal.
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"Ridicule is a radiating weapon," a hedge-fund manager has said; Loeb acts on that conviction.
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Unlike fluoride, lithium acts on the brain, and supplementation is likely to prove even more controversial.
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According to Pass the Aux, of the 165 acts on the Coachella lineup, 55 feature women prominently.
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On October 17th he said that women were being paid "peanuts" to perform sex acts on dogs.
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The U.S. intelligence community assesses that Fancy Bear acts on behalf of Russia&aposs military intelligence service.
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The travel industry has been ramping up offerings to Cuba, even before Congress acts on the embargo.
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Bob: I guess like nine out of 10 acts on a major, it just didn't work out.
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If Trump acts on any of his claims, there are three venues where he could be checked.
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This plan acts on a strategy that was first laid out by the US government in 2016.
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She performed similar acts on three officers, and grabbed one by the buttocks, according to the affidavits.
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Futurefest presents a full bill of rising stars, with three acts on each of its two nights.
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It's our responsibility to keep our kids safe; it's time Congress acts on making that a priority.
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" Brewer said that the bigger question "is whether Iran acts on this announcement by adding more centrifuges.
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And Ms. Chiuri was not the only designer with somersaults and high-wire acts on her mind.
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During my visit, I could hear faint laughter as visitors viewed the various sex acts on display.
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Regular porn depicts a man (or men) carrying out acts on a woman, sometimes in very degrading ways.
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Besides managing vast oil reserves, it acts on behalf of the government constructing schools, hospitals and sports stadiums.
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According to the affidavit, Stewart allegedly coerced two 17-year-old girls into performing sex acts on him.
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Swift's opening acts on her tour, friends Camila Cabello and Charli XCX, are also included in the film.
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Swift's opening acts on her tour, friends Camila Cabello and Charli XCX, are also included in the film.
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NBCUniversal also features Universal Music Group, which gives it an inside track on featuring established acts on Boys.
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Catching the acts on harrowing video has been a growing trend in recent years due to technological advances.
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I believe the growth of bots will accelerate an approach that infers and acts on anticipated next steps.
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Swift's opening acts on her tour, friends Camila Cabello and Charli XCX, are also included in the film.
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Technological determinism is the belief that technology is the main determinant that acts on and modifies our behavior.
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Everolimus, however, acts on the mTOR gene directly, limiting its ability to emit growth signals — an emergency brake.
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Typically, loperamide acts on opioid receptors in the gastrointestinal tract and does not enter the central nervous system.
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But what if Beijing acts on its thinly veiled threats to stifle Hong Kong's protests with military force?
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He tortured and degraded her, filming the acts on his iPhone, before slashing her throat in the shower.
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Other media coverage will include a station on SiriusXM devoted to music from the acts on the festival.
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Under the law, an individual who acts on the advice of an attorney is typically shielded from prosecution.
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It acts on a case-by-case basis if it finds a company broke a promise to consumers.
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Chris: And then there's Chris, who acts on his sexual curiosity by booking a transgender prostitute for sex.
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There are about twice as many Irish acts on the bill this year as there were last year.
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Fentanyl is an opiate painkiller, meaning that it acts on our endogenous opioid receptors to help relieve pain.
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More from Tonic: While SSRIs work on serotonin in the brain, ketamine acts on another neurotransmitter called glutamate.
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Ms. Daniels performed similar acts on three officers, and grabbed one by the buttocks, according to the affidavits.
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It's like the Roman Bacchanalia festival, where society breaks down for a day and everybody acts on impulses.
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Robson was facing one charge of lewd and lascivious acts on a victim under 16 years of age.
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In a tweet, Torba said that, if Microsoft Azure acts on its demands, the site will be significantly impacted.
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How far the administration acts on Mr Trump's trade agenda is harder to predict, though likelier to define it.
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The CNBC All-America Survey shows President Donald Trump's economic agenda polling well — until he actually acts on it.
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But we still can't explain how mind arises from matter or how, in turn, mind acts on the brain.
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Connecticut and Illinois even have Religious Freedom Restoration Acts on the books to protect religious freedom from government interference.
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" All three said they will work closely together to ensure Pyongyang acts on its Tuesday promise of "complete denuclearization.
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Now, the momentum principle says that when a net force acts on an object, it changes the object's momentum.
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With Don Giovanni operations situated in Ithaca, it's become standard for acts on the label to come through town.
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A.G. Cook and Sophie are the in-house writers and producers—the acts on the label are the artists.
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The power and the license rest, and will continue to rest, in how Congress acts on substantive governmental programs.
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The FCC receives tens of thousands of complaints every year about robocalls and acts on very few of them.
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Tillerson, given his position, could very well have a lot of influence over whether Trump acts on this idea.
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I am an obnoxious, sarcastic, performative non-fiction writer who acts on whatever impulse pops into my head first.
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MIKE POMPEO: My sense in all of these things in my world internationally is it's about acts on the ground.
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Although there are no excuses for his comments, only time will tell if he believes or acts on his statements.
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Second, the voice assistant acts on those commands by calling back-end services with APIs that do the actionable work.
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Months later, Mort and this girl have progressed in their relationship — but he finally acts on his feelings for Shelly.
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Police discovered about 40 videos showing the children performing sexual acts on each other or alone as Carraway instructed them.
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Now in its third year, Wanderland prides itself on blending international indie bands with homegrown acts on the same stage.
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If China acts on its professed fears, THAAD deployment will mean a more complicated and volatile situation in the region.
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We must act now in our personal decisions of how we live and how our government acts on our behalf.
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Collins violated insider trading laws and House rules with his 'official acts' on behalf of the pharmaceutical company, Innate Immunotherapeutics.
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She admitted she let her drug dealer perform sexual acts on her preteen child, in exchange for drugs, prosecutors say.
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Standish points out that immune cells called T cells have receptors for serotonin, one of the neurotransmitters ayahuasca acts on.
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In recent years, its signature two-night marathon alone has featured more than 100 acts on over a dozen stages.
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But then somebody acts on one of your posts, or even on a post you merely commented on, and boom!
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And he also acts on his growing attraction to objects in rough-edged collages, a wood relief and wood sculpture.
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Friday's reports, depending on whether Trump acts on them, are another swipe at China — and the Chinese are well aware.
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Lajmiri was charged with multiple felony counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14 and false imprisonment.
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But Haitou360 structures its investments so that a legal entity essentially acts on behalf of individual investors, bypassing those limits.
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It is this cycle, which acts on million-year timescales, that helps keep Earth's temperature stable enough to support life.
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One of the adults took a liking to me and would make me perform sex acts on myself while he watched.
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PEOPLE obtained a copy of the indictment, which alleges Bell forced dozens of underage boys to perform sexual acts on him.
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The ball leaving the launcher is an example of projectile motion because only one force acts on the ball—gravitational force.
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Al Jazeera said Kara's comments were unsubstantiated and it would take all necessary legal measures if Israel acts on its threat.
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A fifth victim also alleges she was never paid for her "audition," which also allegedly involved performing sexual acts on Antoine.
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Thought it also acts on commercial cases, the firm was best known for work on behalf of right-wing political causes.
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The proposals would be subject to a 12-week public consultation process before the government acts on the report, he added.
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Each of the omnibus acts funded between two and 13 regular appropriations acts, on average funding almost eight (7.7) of them.
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Cuban has ripped Trump before, telling Fox Business Network in September that Trump lacked "substance" and too often acts on impulse.
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Extreme weather is getting more extreme, and until FEMA recognizes and acts on that reality, it will find itself overwhelmed indefinitely.
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That would dramatically reduce the ability of any special interest to materially dictate how a politician acts on any one issue.
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Unlike chemotherapy, which kills cancer cells, immunotherapy acts on the cells of the immune system, to help them attack the cancer.
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Eric Friedl booked the first Goner Fest in 2004 to showcase some acts on Goner Records, the label he co-owns.
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A nerve agent, sometimes called nerve gas, acts on the nervous system of an organism and prevents muscles from functioning properly.
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But less important than whether they are true, is whether the president is convinced by Giuliani's findings and acts on them.
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She says he forced her to perform sex acts on him in the Playboy Mansion when she was 15 years old.
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One model of natural selection is that it acts on mutations one by one: letting this one stay, forcing that one out.
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They can also boost global average temperatures, adding to the influence of human-caused global warming, which acts on far longer timescales.
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They're soon to open up a second level where we'll be able to potentially host bigger acts on a more consistent basis.
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Kratom isn't an opiate, but it acts on the brain's opiate receptors and shares opiates' primary side effects of nausea and constipation.
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Authorities charge Pacheco performed sex acts on two boys and touched six others, all between ages 15 to 17 at the time.
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If the full court acts on the matter, as Alito suggested would happen, it will take five justices to grant a stay.
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According to the indictment ... Kelly and others engaged in a scheme to coerce minors to participate in sexually explicit acts on camera.
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The episode ends with Titus, who left his audition after, to put it bluntly, refusing to perform sexual acts on a puppet.
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Lead exposure, which causes several neurological problems, also acts on neural stem cells and children infected with Zika may suffer similar effects.
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The parents of South Park start seeing the fake news, and believe the kids are performing unspeakable sex acts on innocent victims.
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It does, however, address exhibitionist disorder: Someone acts on an urge to display, fondle or stimulate themselves in front of a stranger.
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CBD, part of a class of compounds known as cannabinoids, acts on the same receptors as endocannabinoids, neurotransmitters your body naturally synthesizes.
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Understanding how loneliness acts on the brain to warp thinking, making you more paranoid and negative: that was very helpful to me.
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This could include what are called bad-character witnesses ready to testify that the defendant committed similar bad acts on other occasions.
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There is much we do not yet know, but past performance indicates a 45th president who celebrates spectacle and acts on impulse.
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"Son acts on instinct," said Satoshi Shima, a former senior lieutenant to Mr. Son who is now a professor at Tama University.
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Andrew: His testimony certainly helped Democrats as they build their case that Trump sought to condition official acts on a political favor.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said in December that Khangoshvili was himself a killer who took part in bloody acts on Russian soil.
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And that is these people returning under the radar to Europe and to the Netherlands and committing terrorist acts on our soil.
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Tillerson, given his position, could very well help shape how Trump acts on this idea, or whether he does anything at all.
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But the women said Holtzclaw would then leverage this information, stipulating they either go to jail or perform sexual acts on him.
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Lupus Lounge became the home for more extreme sounds, while Auerbach Tontrager was catered for acts on the folkier side of the spectrum.
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The GOP can revisit 10 acts on that front that don't have the support of the Obama White House, according to Rapidan Group.
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"She is going to win many majors because of the way she plays and the way she acts on court," the Swede said.
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Thirteen women testified against the former officer, describing encounters in which Holtzclaw coerced or forced his victims to perform sexual acts on him.
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The girl told police she was allegedly threatened into performing sex acts on the two men, who also had forcible intercourse with her.
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The demonstrators occupied Willard Straight Hall, the same building seized by black students in 1969 following a series of racist acts on campus.
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This year's event features about 50 acts on multiple stages, with Balkan and Middle Eastern food and art vendors to complement the performances.
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If America and China do not strike a deal and Mr Trump acts on his threats, that will rise to 3.4% in April.
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Authorities charge that Pacheco performed sex acts on two boys and touched six others, all between ages 15 to 17 at the time.
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According to the federal indictment ... Kelly and others engaged in a scheme to coerce minors to participate in sexually explicit acts on camera.
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Later that night, the woman said she woke up to a naked Alperin performing sexual acts on her and immediately pushed him away.
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In short, a psychopath has no empathy for other people and acts on their impulses and calculated decisions for their own advancement alone.
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Brindle, who resigned in late June 2012, has accused Rogers of requiring her to perform sex acts on him to keep her job.
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Despite being one of the smaller-font acts on the fest's lineup, Day has been putting out music and amassing followers for years.
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He wrote and produced songs for the O'Jays, Patti LaBelle and many other acts on Mr. Gamble and Mr. Huff's Philadelphia International label.
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He struggles with an understandable amount of jealousy, but he acts on it in a way that makes him an incredibly toxic partner.
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Just a month ago in New Zealand, a murderous shooter apparently radicalized by social media broadcast his heinous acts on those same platforms.
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An American diplomat warned that there was a temptation to blame malicious acts on the Russian government before the evidence had been weighed.
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Yet the president has consistently demonstrated that he has no coherent global strategy, and he acts on impulse without consulting advisers or allies.
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His nomination will likely be confirmed, and if Pruitt acts on any of his reported political aspirations, Wheeler would take the top post.
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Performing sex acts on webcam or "camming" is legal, like most pornography, but exchanging sexual favors for goods or money is considered prostitution.
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Fifteen artists out of nearly 100 acts on the lineup isn't much, especially considering that Latinos make up nearly 40 percent of California's population.
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The concept is similar: a deaminating enzyme is attached to a CRISPR enzyme, but this time Cas-13, an enzyme that acts on RNA.
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When you have one character that's created by a program, that acts on its own will, you simply can't do that in a film.
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When a suspected criminal acts on the dark web, authorities are unlikely to know where in the world he or she is physically located.
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She told BuzzFeed News her boyfriend, Cam, is a total softy, but recently she was thinking about how differently he acts on social media.
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While Fortress Festival's overall numbers are good for gender parity, the bulk of non-male acts on their lineup are further down the bill.
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She now works reluctantly as a cam model, a term for men and women who perform sex acts on live webcams for Internet customers.
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Basically, the morning-after pill is a massive dose of birth control, and it acts on the same hormones as the daily pill does.
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Many of those women, spit out by mainstream Hollywood, have crafted nuanced second acts on television, or figured out how to monetize their lifestyles.
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There was no widespread follow-up of such acts on Sunday, but players did make their feelings known about the day on the field.
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These bands, along with acts on smaller labels such as Bedroom Suck and Tenth Court, helped cement a distinctly Australian flavor in local music.
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Hattey didn't conduct the alleged acts on campus, or with a university-owned dog, according to a press release by the attorney general's office.
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America risks backsliding, though, on this progress if Mr. Trump acts on his recent statement that the United States has no role in Libya.
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Spintriae are Roman bronze tokens, with depictions of sexual acts on one face and a Roman numeral on the other, whose purpose remains uncertain.
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They also argue that there's urgency for Congress to act now, before the Supreme Court acts on a case on the topic this year.
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Trump announced Wednesday morning on Twitter that McGahn will be leaving in the fall after the Senate acts on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The scientists chose to tap on the side of the can rather than on the top, because it acts on a larger surface area.
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Yet, we see so many instances, like Columbine and Parkland, in which mentally ill individuals are able to commit heinous acts on innocent people.
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One evening, Mr. Bungle used a programming trick to make it appear as if other users were performing violent sex acts on one another.
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True, if he acts on your advice, and then decides later that he'd have done better if he ignored it, he may resent you.
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The brothers raped the women, forced the men to have intercourse with the women and ordered the women to perform sex acts on each other.
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Angel also retweeted articles that not only complimented his magic act, but compared him to certain other acts on the strip that were subpar. Hmm.
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Murphy held the Senate floor early into Thursday morning, vowing to stay "for as long as I can" until Congress acts on gun control legislation.
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The startup acts on your behalf to help coordinate the compensation case with the airlines, helping them receive an average of $450 per successful claim.
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"As of yesterday, the federal police had determined there were 32 criminal acts on the night, with 31 suspects whose names are known," Plate said.
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But now we have added a new and very different approach—one that doesn't act directly on cancer, but rather acts on the immune system.
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"Today the government acts on the democratic will of the British people," May told lawmakers in the House of Commons, according to the Associated Press.
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Meanwhile, it's building a device that acts on this sleep data: a Mimo Bottle Warmer that can tell when baby is about to wake up.
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It also acts on each step of the blood transfusion process – right from the donor selection to the blood component being transfused into the patient.
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The reports included numerous allegations that Wynn forced staffers to perform sex acts on him and that one situation ended with a $7.5 million settlement.
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She told police that after a night of drinking, the two men had performed sexual acts on her while she was sleeping on Parker's futon.
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If Congress acts on the debt ceiling before August recess, Democrats have significantly less leverage than they would with the deadline looming only days away.
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Other big marquee acts on the show were Mariah Carey, Sam Smith, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, Tim McGraw, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes.
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Some of the older children have said their father forced some of them to perform sex acts on him between 2004 and 2008, prosecutors said.
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Making a specious legal argument and obstructing congressional oversight of a complaint implicating the president in a crime are both shocking acts on their own.
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Mr. Percoco is accused of taking at least $315,000 in bribes from his co-defendants in return for performing official acts on their companies' behalf.
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The Soulfrito show was announced months ago, and Tekashi69 was one of the most highly anticipated acts on the lineup of more than a dozen performers.
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In this brain region, ayahuasca acts on 5HT3 serotonin receptors—which are also in the gut—potentially contributing to nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, Tófoli tells me.
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And Trump's signature step to combat extremist acts on American soil — his travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries — has been stalled in the U.S. courts.
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In the audience, Camila Cabello (former member of Fifth Harmony, singer of 2017 hit "Havana" and one of Taylor's opening acts on the tour) was crying.
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But the next night, after Morgan allegedly held the teen's hand and kissed her outside the cabin, he performed sex acts on her, the records allege.
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Soon after her arrest, Greiner admitted to police that she and her husband forced two children to perform sex acts on each other and with them.
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When he hires outside the family, Trump generally acts on the basis of gut instinct, choosing people with energy who crave the rewards he can offer.
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She is accused of performing sexual acts on a student from Sycamore High School, where Walsh taught until the alleged relationship was reported to Montgomery police.
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The girl told police she was allegedly threatened into performing sex acts on Barker and Powers, and that they also had forcible intercourse with her. 3.
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We'll be discussing the latest episode, which comes with a preview more cryptic than usual: Fsociety releases a video; and Darlene acts on an old desire.
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Trump is a flamboyant real estate deal-maker who often acts on gut instinct, while Putin is a former Soviet spy who calculates each step methodically.
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The Alliance acts on behalf of its members — basically, all the big companies that make Wi-Fi-enabled products — so presumably companies were asking for this.
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"Al-Jazeera stresses that it will take all necessary legal measures (if Israel) acts on its threat," the network said in a statement issued in Doha.
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This is a moment that requires long-term thinking and sacrifice, but Trump acts on the timeline of the cable news segment in front of him.
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In his 1975 novel "Guerrillas," the English girlfriend of an exiled South African resistance hero acts on her fantasies of native sexual power to disastrous effect.
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""But," said Payne-Sturges, while the assessment might be a step forward in recognizing the science, "it doesn't mean anything until the administration acts on it.
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In 1936, Prokofiev played the first three acts on piano for a small group that included the Shakespeare scholar Sergei Dinamov, who supported the unusual ending.
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The younger generation in the Palestinian Authority runs its entire discourse of incitement and lies and finally goes out to commit murderous acts on Facebook's platform.
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Ms. Daniels, who had a two-night booking at the club, performed similar acts on three officers and grabbed one by the buttocks, according to affidavits.
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It could be a while before Congress acts on President Trump's plan in any decisive way because of the impact foreseen on federal revenues and debt.
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Trump answered Iran's threats of retaliation by saying the U.S. will hit 52 targets "very fast and very hard" if the country acts on its threats.
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Aries is a sign that doesn't waste time and acts on instinct—trust your gut tonight, too, Sag—but remember that emotions are running very high!
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In the long term, ketamine can become addictive because it acts on the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate, while most psychedelics' potential for addiction is low, Tagliazucchi says.
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Smelling money, the Big Three labels rereleased their legacy acts on hot wax, Technics started making SL-1200 turntables again, and vinyl got its own global holiday.
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Before he rocketed off to spend a year in space, one of Scott Kelly's final acts on Earth was peeing on the back tire of a van.
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They discovered something pretty wild: that the fish attack predators with a venom that acts on animals' opioid receptors, the same ones activated by opium-based drugs.
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In developing its relations with African countries, China acts on the principles of sincerity, practical results, affinity and good faith, and values friendship, justice and shared interests.
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That said, if it concludes with specific policy measures that the administration acts on, it could move the needle for an industry desperate for any needle-moving.
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By showing how LSD acts on the brain, they also bolster research into the therapeutic potential of psychedelic drugs, which has lately seen something of a revival.
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The governor general almost always acts on the advice of the prime minister and parliament, but can also dissolve parliament and has done so in the past.
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"He's a guy who tells you what he's going to do, explains it, and then goes to Washington and acts on his beliefs," Steil said of Ryan.
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The Pentagon is expected to award the contract by the end of this summer, but the process could be held up if Trump acts on the threat.
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In this parallel dimension, Mark Duplass would instead be a name listed among the indie rock acts on Coachella's lineup and written about on cool music blogs.
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The player, who acts on behalf of Murder Dog during this fateful 15 minutes or so, has the job of figuring out how the trial goes down.
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According to her own grand jury testimony in 1977, Geimer made multiple verbal and physical attempts to stop Polanski from performing various unwanted sexual acts on her.
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Germany's Ifo institute estimates that more than 1 million jobs in Germany are linked to those exports that could shrink if Trump acts on his protectionist words.
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When you have one character that's created by a program, that acts on its own will, you simply can't do that in a film, or a book.
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CBD acts on more than 65 different types of chemical receptors throughout the brain and body, such as serotonin receptors, which are implicated in depression and anxiety.
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"I don't think he really acts on the Christian beliefs I want people to associate with my faith," said Mr. Moffett, who lives in St. Clair County.
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The answer, attested to in mountains of studies and visible everywhere in our politics, is this: Change of this magnitude acts on us psychologically, not just electorally.
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Camila eventually acts on her friend's recommendation, but this spectacularly enigmatic character also has other agendas, including looking up an old lover and meeting her biological father.
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Greer said that the letter acts on an urgent need for local lawmakers to ask questions about Ring, and federal lawmakers to formally investigate the company's practices.
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But perhaps most amazing about this school is that it recognizes and acts on the critical contribution that adequate food and good nutrition make to academic success.
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Ms. Daniels, who had a two-night gig at the club, performed similar acts on three officers and grabbed one by the buttocks, according to the affidavits.
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A review of her Facebook Messenger showed that Snyder had sent several sexually explicit messages and photos showing her dog performing sexual acts on her, authorities said.
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" Hardaway added that his bill makes clear that "failure of the device to capture certain evidence due to intentional acts on behalf of police officers is unacceptable.
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It also banned anyone who acts "on behalf of or in support of" Maduro and those deriving "financial benefit" from the government, and their immediate family members.
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If a Donald J. Trump administration acts on the president-elect's view that global warming's a "hoax," the consequences of the presidential election may echo for generations.
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Schools in New York City and Georgia have suspended girls who reported being forced to perform oral sex on male classmates, for engaging in sexual acts on campus.
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Investigators said they allegedly had evidence Kraft had been driven to a storefront spa in Jupiter and employees performed sex acts on him on at least two occasions.
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A common thread among people who are radicalized is a lack of purpose in life, which radical views — especially if a person acts on them — can help fill.
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The festival sold out in three hours yesterday at $399 a ticket, though none of the acts on the line up have yet commented on the recent reports.
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Former US surgeon general Vivek Murthy on the loneliness epidemic Vivek Murthy's explanation of how loneliness acts on the body is worth the time, all on its own.
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Ali Mohammad Lajmiri, 76, was arrested November 12 and charged with lewd and lascivious acts on a minor under the age of 14 and false imprisonment, police said.
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Kratom acts on the same brain receptors as morphine and other opioids, but the action itself may not be the same as traditional opioids like heroin and oxycodone.
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The women were then allegedly sexually assaulted, and one customer, 53-year-old Jamie Schmidt, was shot after refusing to "perform deviant sexual acts on him," the AP reported.
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"We have a 'mental ability' cell and the hypnotist acts on the girls' subconscious, on their deeply held beliefs after observing them on and off the pitch," Bompastor added.
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Even though this assistant isn't actually a person, it has a name, its own email address and it acts on behalf of the company, just like a human would.
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The Education Department didn't answer direct questions about whether Title IX bans anti-gay discrimination and how it acts on those complaints, instead punting the issue to individual schools.
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Nomura said that "the worst is yet to come" in the outbreak as the Chinese government acts on all front to contain the virus after its initial slow reaction.
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The United States has proposed a higher 80.2063 percent tariff on $80.2053 billion of Chinese imports while China has threatened to retaliate if the U.S. acts on this threat.
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Ritzer's family questions in the suit, which was also obtained by PEOPLE, how Chism was able to commit such heinous acts on campus in the afternoon without anyone noticing.
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The doors kick open and before you know it, the bar filled with people sipping drinks out of these giant cups and singing along with the acts on stage.
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Police suspected he encouraged the teens to perform sexual acts on one another and, in one incident, exchanged illicit photos with a 17-year-old, according to the paper.
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"In the future, we could even imagine treating patients with a drug cocktail that acts on the brain or spinal cord, rejuvenating cells in the brain in real time."
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If he acts on the threat, the two countries will be alone in formally opposing the Paris Agreement adopted by almost 200 other states - but for very different reasons.
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But appearance of the Nazi insignia also awakened latent anti-Semitism among a few Russians and inspired them to commit a variety of anti-Jewish acts on their own.
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The 11-day event draws some of the biggest names in music, and features around 800 acts on 11 stages, ranging from country to rock to pop and reggae.
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In 2010, my grandmother was diagnosed with a type of dementia that acts on the parts of the brain that affect our personality and our ability to express ourselves.
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Sheeran assumes the pose of someone at the top, lonely and embittered, a style that is put across much more convincingly by the hip-hop acts on the album.
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However, these powers aren't supposed to be used arbitrarily: there's supposed to be an independent study of the issue, and the president acts on the basis of that study.
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Dr. Pullen explained that pitolisant is a highly selective drug that acts on histamine 3 (H-3) receptors in the brain, enhancing the activity of neurons that improve wakefulness.
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Behind the dance floor was a warren of rooms containing battered sofas: On some of these, revelers were engaged in sexual acts; on others, guests seemed to be asleep.
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"No one should dare to commit such acts on the soil of a NATO ally again," Mr. Erdogan wrote in The Post, which had published columns by Mr. Khashoggi.
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Russia has engaged in a "long pattern of deflection" to pin blame for its malevolent acts on other countries, Dr. Hill said, not least Ukraine, a former Soviet republic.
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Our interest in -- is in what this President ordered through his legal counsel Rudy Giuliani, what efforts he made to condition official acts on the performance of political favors.
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But most Republicans were careful not to question his loyalty to the United States, while some went out of their way to praise his heroic acts on the battlefield.
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The idea is that when you make a complaint, it stays locked away, and no one acts on it, until someone else makes a complaint about the same harasser.
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In his testimony, Mr. Cohen claimed numerous ethical breaches and criminal acts on the part of the president, many for which Mr. Cohen himself apparently served as main actor.
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Anecdotally, a lot of us have probably had the experience of thinking someone might be dangerous based on what they say, but then the person never acts on it.
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" During a graduation speech last year at George Washington University, Mr. Cook said, "We believe that a company that has values and acts on them can really change the world.
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He is also charged with lewd acts on a fourth victim (a girl who was younger than 14) between 20033 and 2005 as well as a fifth victim in 2014.
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"We still only have two bands on Friday nights [but] we have started to bring more artists in on Thursdays and also bigger acts on Wednesdays and Saturdays," Menzies said.
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The Munich-based Ifo institute estimates that more than 1 million jobs in Germany are linked to those exports, which could shrink if Trump acts on his protectionist campaign pledges.
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The drug acts on the receptor targets of heroin and morphine but does not produce the same high or dangerous side effects, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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After four years as one of the top acts on one of the world's most famous streets, Britney Spears has wrapped her residency show on the legendary Las Vegas Strip.
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Saudi Arabia has warned Donald Trump that the incoming U.S. president will risk the health of his country's economy if he acts on his election promises to block oil imports.
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If such legislation were to pass, it would throw cold water on foreign venture capital firms investing in Silicon Valley startups, regardless of how CFIUS actually acts on the legislation.
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Police interviewed witnesses and arrested the seven men, ranging in age from 18 to 38, on suspicion of committing lewd and lascivious acts on children under 14 years of age.
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"I hope to search for and think about the meaning of death through the acts on death, acts of remembering death, and the record of those acts," Mr. Park said.
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Now that so much live music is experienced second-hand through screens, new acts on her level are adjusting, potentially longing for some of the privacy of pre-internet life.
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According to the Post, the drug dealer allegedly raped the preteen, sodomized her and forced her to perform oral sex, sometimes recording the acts on video, over four separate occasions.
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In an internal memo sent to BuzzFeed employees, Chief People Officer Lenke Taylor said the company looks into "all allegations of harassment and related conduct" and acts on them accordingly.
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If a festival is in a country that you haven't been to before, you might agree to go without 100 percent checking you like all the acts on the lineup.
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Clemency is a power that should be used in cases where there is a clear injustice, or where mercy is otherwise earned through good acts on behalf of the convicted.
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Most refugees are women and children and none of the terrorist acts on our soil have been committed by Syrian refugees (or people from the other 7 countries he banned).
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The Iowa Cosmetology School Association, which acts on behalf of several of the 13 companies that own schools in the state, would not make a representative available for an interview.
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Revenue is generated through viewers purchasing "tips"—essentially, tokens they can use to pay performers to perform certain sex acts on the stream ($10.99 will get you a hundred tokens).
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While not every pedophile is a child abuser or even acts on their impulses, Walter was responsible for downloading material preying on some of the most vulnerable people within society.
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A manicurist who worked for Wynn said he had coerced her into having sex with him; a masseuse said she was pressured to perform sex acts on Wynn during massages.
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Tituss Burgess, who acts on the Netflix show Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, his voice quivering with emotion, expressed how difficult it was finding something meaningful to say after such an atrocity.
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Since Facebook is protected from civil claims against particular speech acts on its network, the judge reasoned, the company is also protected from claims against who it allows on the network.
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Carlos, through his global philanthropic efforts, is an excellent example of someone who selflessly acts on behalf of the less fortunate and embodies the spirit of our game's most celebrated humanitarian.
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Energy analysts say this shift will continue in years to come, even if Trump acts on his promises to gut key Obama-era climate policies, such as the Clean Power Plan.
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Jupiter Police said video evidence obtained from the spa showed Shen Mingbi, 58, performed sex acts on eight men, including Kraft, between January 19 and January 22, CNN affiliate WPTV reported.
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Prosecutors say some of the parents facilitated cheating on the SATs and ACTs on behalf of their children, and some parents bribed college coaches to smooth their children's path into college.
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Also, fun side note about Diplo, He and I toured together as the opening acts on a much bigger tour in 2003 (we were both on Ninja Tune at the time).
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Carraway would allegedly coerce the young children to perform sexual acts on themselves, each other and him by telling them they would be "participating in a 'club,&apos" the suit says.
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Other acts on the Pyramid Stage on Friday include Lauryn Hill and George Ezra before a highly anticipated performance by Stormzy, the first British rapper to take the prestigious headline slot.
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A statement on the court's website says that the men took turns performing sexual acts on the unconscious teenager at a party in Manresa, a town northwest of Barcelona, in 2016.
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Kennedy signaled courts should be able to review candidates' words, giving the example of a local mayor who makes discriminatory statements and then two days after taking office acts on them.
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In December, VICE News interviewed the men who alleged nine guards carrying assault rifles arrested them on the Porgera mine property and forced them to perform sex acts on each other.
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"Our experts have told our task force that if every American acts on the president's coronavirus guidelines, we could see a substantial reduction in the spread of the coronavirus," he said.
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Taylor winds up vowing to build Axe Cap a better quant of its own — perhaps the one time a boss actually acts on behalf of the underlings rather than against them.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) told NPR Tuesday the impeachment inquiry draft report provides "abundant evidence" that President Trump's acts on Ukraine would qualify him to be impeached.
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Last month, The Wall Street Journal reported that some of the performers had not been paid advances, but talent agents representing acts on the bill said the fees were eventually paid.
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If Trump acts on his threats, Abe will find himself in a situation where he has to retaliate with similar measures and that could derail the broader bilateral relationship, said Harris.
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Alexander Vindman's military service was front and center at Tuesday's impeachment hearing, with Democratic members of Congress trumpeting their witness' patriotism and Republican lawmakers praising his heroic acts on the battlefield.
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Nicole Leverich, a spokeswoman for LinkedIn, said the company proactively finds fake accounts to remove and has a team that acts on information from a variety of sources, including government agencies.
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Nicole Leverich, a spokeswoman for LinkedIn, said the company proactively finds fake accounts to remove and has a team that acts on information from a variety of sources, including government agencies.
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Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Florida was named by police Friday as the place where the Patriots owner allegedly paid for sex acts on at least 2 separate occasions.
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Once airborne, only gravitational force acts on it, and because the x-axis is not perpendicular to the gravitational force, the ball accelerates due to gravity in the x and y-directions.
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She then spent time in jail on corruption charges after losing the 2010 presidential election to Viktor Yanukovych, which were probably politically motivated despite evidence of other corrupt acts on her watch.
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Ever since comedian David Cross was called out for racist acts on Twitter by fellow comedian Charlyne Yi, people have not only demanded answers from him, but also his wife, Amber Tamblyn.
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He was arrested on suspicion of four counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a minor under the age of 14 and one count of contacting a minor to commit a felony.
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It may be a moot point if the Senate surprises us and acts on President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court during the post-election lame duck session.
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Tesla is seeking damages for its losses as a result of its breaches suffered due to Anderson's actions, as well as punitive damages for what it terms "malicious" acts on Anderson's behalf.
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Cheap comp CDs soon became young punks' de facto tool for pre-internet discovery of new artists, offering suburban teens a gateway to the acts on the forefront of a revived genre.
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Many observers quickly noted that Trump's intervention in the military-justice system could foster a culture of impunity that shields soldiers who commit war crimes and other illegal acts on the battlefield.
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Washington (CNN)Robert Wilkie, the newly minted Veterans Affairs secretary, plans to reassign members of the department's leadership as one of his first acts on the job, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Unless Congress acts on Dreamer legislation ASAP, Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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I want to continue to drive the conversation and the real acts on accelerating diversity, lead by example and use every opportunity I have to advocate toward an open and inclusive world.
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Elizabeth Bruenig: Lawmakers who refuse to address gun violence are darkening American life The Post's View: How many more names will be added to the list before Mitch McConnell acts on guns?
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In his first projects in the 1970s, he used sculpture to interpret the science of geology, including concepts like the earth's magnetic field and the coriolis force that acts on rotating objects.
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It acts on the endocannabinoid system, interacting with the CB1 and CB2 receptors all over your body that help regulate many functions including sleep, memory, appetite, pain, metabolism, and the reproductive system.
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They are at risk of deportation on a rolling basis as their permits expire over time unless Congress acts on a permanent fix or if Trump were to reinstate the program. Rep.
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But there is a problem: Courts have historically deferred to the president on national-security matters because the president acts on the basis of classified information and may need to move quickly.
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In one of his final acts on the job last month, Cordray made an attempt to shield the bureau by promoting Leandra English, his former chief of staff, to CFPB deputy director.
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If Trump acts on these ideas, he is likely to encounter tension with segments of the business community, and overwhelmingly likely to harm economic growth and lower incomes for native-born Americans.
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Bowers says that before he hit puberty, his neighbor would perform sex acts on him, and that he would "trick" multiple priests in the area, all unbeknownst to anyone else in his family.
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But Kirkland used that trust to coerce S.L. — a minor — into sending him nude photos of herself and performing sexual acts on him in the classroom and his car, she later told police.
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Trump has publicly said that he acts on "hunches," -- and those hunches have cemented his reputation as an unpredictable and untrustworthy leader, who changes his mind on a dime, no matter the repercussions.
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A recent Brookings Institution report found that Australia is poised to be worse off if the world acts on the ambitions of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Disturbingly, police went on to warn that teenagers should beware of 'sextortion'—where victims are blackmailed into performing sex acts on camera, with the footage used to blackmail them into performing more acts.
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It's a tactic that's been used time and time again in cases related to sexual assault accusations even as it obscures the impact of the alleged acts on the specific women speaking out.
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Doe alleged that she was sexually abused in the church's care while she attended kindergarten, where she said an employee forced Doe and other young girls to perform sexual acts on one another.
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And this investigation bears a striking resemblance to an island vacation: Among Maigret's first acts on the island is to sample the white wine — 'cool, a little young, but a good strong one.
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All ticket holders will be guaranteed a ticket for a festival in 2021, the statement said, though is not clear whether the acts on the 2020 bill will perform at Glastonbury next year.
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I see videos of racist acts on the subway going viral and I wonder if I should hide them from my daughters or expose them and proffer tips on how to stay safe.
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In one of his final acts on the job, Girardi made a point to seek out Hinch in the home clubhouse in Houston after Game 7 to congratulate him and wish him well.
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He made it clear one of Kobe's final acts on this Earth was attempting to help someone achieve something great, and he only had others' best interest at heart up until the end.
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But Tumaini festival seeks to change this and profile the camp's artists—and at Lake of Stars this year there were three refugee acts on the lineup, including the entrancing Amahoro Drummers from Burundi.
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Akari's lead drug, Coversin is a second-generation complement inhibitor that acts on complement component-C5, preventing release of C8646a and formation of C5b-9 (also known as the membrane attack complex or MAC).
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Akari's lead drug, Coversin, is a second-generation complement inhibitor that acts on complement component-C5, preventing release of C8646a and formation of C5b-9 (also known as the membrane attack complex or MAC).
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"I think Trump acts on his instincts — as a businessman you just fire people who aren't loyal or give you issues," a Republican strategist with close ties to the White House told BuzzFeed News.
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Meanwhile, one of the women who allegedly performed sex acts on Kraft and other men at the spa has been charged with prostitution, according to online records from the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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On Mr Katyal's theory, the chief intimated, a president who acts on advice to launch an air strike against Syria could be seen as "discriminat[ing] against a majority-Muslim country"—a ludicrous conclusion.
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If President Donald Trump acts on his threat to whack tariffs on imports of European cars it could knock 0.2% off German GDP, says the Institute for Economic Research, a think-tank in Munich.
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IN THE NEWS • As Governor Cuomo acts on homelessness across the state, cuts to the city's budget for dealing with homelessness have left it bearing a bigger share of burden than in the past.
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Rodis pays attention to the way people talk about sexual acts on set, and tries to separate "the sexuality between the characters and what's actually happening between the actors" to make everyone more comfortable.
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Police alleged they had evidence that Kraft had been driven to the storefront spa in Jupiter, and that they had obtained video of employees performing sex acts on him on at least two occasions.
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Taliban officials say they want direct talks with the U.S. to address their concerns and get Washington&aposs guarantees, which they say is necessary because the Afghan government acts on the instruction of Washington.
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At another, the author writes that the president often acts on his impulses, even when he's been talked out of them, whether it's in relation to policy matters or possibly dismissing a staff member.
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Solanezumab, a drug developed by Eli Lilly that also acts on the amyloid hypothesis, failed some key clinical trials, though the company is still testing it in the pre-clinical stages of the disease.
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Even in his most violent scenes, the tension builds but Mortensen rarely acts on it until necessary — like a judo master, he seems able to take another's energy and flip it to his advantage.
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A Google spokesperson said the company is working on fixing the issues, and pointed CNBC to blog posts in which it outlines the steps it is taking to curb mischievous acts on its platform.
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But time is definitely of the essence, and Borisov's window of opportunity to correct a major national injustice will last only until the U.S. government acts on the GMA filings of Tsatsarov and Peevski.
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Many neuroscientific theories about how music acts on the brain—such as Steven Pinker's notion that music is "auditory cheesecake," a biologically useless pleasure—ignore how personal tastes affect our processing of musical information.
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We have players engaged in fully peaceful speech acts, on a subject of core national importance, and in a context where they are literally debating with the president and vice president of the United States.
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Coversin, Akari's lead clinical product, is a second-generation complement inhibitor that acts on complement component-C5, preventing release of C2212a and formation of C2825b-23210 (also known as the membrane attack complex or MAC).
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Instead of competing for attention, (I mean, how exhausting?) I'll just stay in the comfort of my own small Brooklyn apartment, watch the acts on YouTube and find my own flower crown filter on Snapchat.
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Van Allen claims Kelly stayed at Aaliyah's home in Detroit in the '90s and after she'd fall asleep, he'd wander into the living room and perform various sexual acts on the couch with her mom.
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Metformin acts on a number of hormone receptors which are also affected by CR (see chart); rapamycin works on a pathway that gets its name from a protein that is the "target of rapamycin": mTOR.
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On the campaign trail, he promised to audit all oil contracts for graft and to resurrect Pemex into a strong national oil company, and now it's time to see if he acts on his words.
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The former partners were accused of ordering four women into their unmarked patrol car on the streets of Hollywood and forcing them to perform sex acts on them from 2008 to 2011, the Times reported.
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A lot of your books are fundamentally about the ways that society acts on us—or presses down on us—despite our frantic efforts to convince ourselves that we're individuals who control our own destiny.
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Steel accounts for about one-fifth of German exports outside the European Union, and German carmakers like BMW and Daimler would be hit the hardest if Mr. Trump acts on threats to penalize vehicle imports.
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One of Mr. Shamsi's first acts on the job the day he became deputy governor in August 2015 was to visit the elderly father of his assassinated predecessor, Abdul Qadeem Patyal, to pay his respects.
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In February, summer festival Michigan's Electric Forest announced their first-ever women-only space, HerForest, which will involve panel discussions with female acts on the artist lineup and production team, as well as group-bonding sessions.
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The images found on Sumner's phone showed the 55-year-old man allegedly committing sexual acts on two victims he knew, with both of the alleged victims under 11 years old, a sheriff's spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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The Council of State, which examines the legality of official acts, on Wednesday ruled that the auction process had been unconstitutional as it had not been supervised by the National Council for Radio and Television (ESR).
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Rather than retreating into dilapidated facilities or existing on the fringes of society, she hopes artists will join those advocates to ensure the city not only acts on their behalf—but also listens to their ideas.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday promised a man who lost his wife in the Las Vegas mass shooting earlier this week that she will not rest until Congress acts on gun control.
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"This latest incident only serves to highlight the fragility of our security environment and total disregard for the impact of such acts on the lives of everyday Libyans," NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla said in the statement.
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As befits such a status-obsessed parvenu, Monsieur Jourdain has arrived in style, ushered along by the energetic director Denis Podalydès, a popular polymath in France who also writes and acts on both screen and stage.
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This is the Trump presidency in a nutshell: The most powerful country in the world being run by a man who acts on whim and gut instinct, and cares little about what trouble his actions cause.
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The Virginia kit lists various sexual acts on the evidence collection envelopes, distinguishing between swabs that collect evidence of forced cunnilingus and those that indicate forced anal penetration (or, as the kit refers to it, buggery).
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"There is no sense in the board allowing racing — and deaths — to continue until it enacts all its own pending regulations and acts on the recommendations of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office," PETA said.
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With many A-list acts on the opposite coast for Coachella (whose first session wraps up this Sunday, April 15, and whose second begins Friday, April 20), the biggest local venues can feel like ghost towns.
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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that government officials can only be convicted of corruption if they make narrowly defined "official acts" on behalf of their donors, making it harder for federal prosecutors to bring such cases.
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He was California born and raised, and, though it has become a braggadocio tagline for hat acts on country radio, it's actually true to say of Merle Haggard that he was country 'til the day he died.
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Rumi, 19, was one of 10 acts on stage at the dusty Arbat refugee camp in the semi-autonomous northern region of Iraqi Kurdistan competing in the highly-anticipated final of the talent contest "Refugees Got Talent".
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The Los Angeles Times, citing the warrant filed in California, reported the woman told investigators that Masina and another USC football player, Don Hill, performed sex acts on her without her consent in the Los Angeles incident.
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By showing that the Eastern half of the continent often acts on the same anxieties as the Western half (or indeed, the United States), Krastev makes clear just how much self-flattery is involved in that assumption.
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In particular, the results point us in the direction of ketamine, a drug that has recently gained a lot of attention as a fast-acting treatment for severe depression, which acts on glutamate receptors in the brain.
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Typically, a politician who wants to divert attention from a subject he prefers the public not be overly interested in will introduce another subject that will act the way a glittering toy acts on a susceptible baby.
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Facing a crowd of about 70,000 people (not to mention the other acts on the lineup), they shrugged off the jokey label immediately attached to the festival — "Oldchella" — and placed their music in the here and now.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian police have charged three men with committing terrorist acts on suspicion of starting fires at a Shiite Muslim mosque in Melbourne last year, inspired by Islamic State and intending to divide the Muslim community.
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A startup called AntiToxin Technologies that researches the topic has backed up the report, providing the screenshot above and saying it's identified more than 1,300 videos and photographs of minors involved in sexual acts on WhatsApp groups.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - The World Cup lost its headline acts on Saturday as the game's two biggest stars, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, readied to leave Russia after their teams were eliminated in the round of 16.
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At the Porgera mine as recently as December, three men told VICE News they were forced by guards at gunpoint to perform sex acts on one another, despite one man telling the officers he was HIV-positive.
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To celebrate the compilation's release, PC Music took over Berghain with a rare showcase of its acts on Thursday, including performances from label mastermind A.G. Cook, diamante bubblegum popstar Hannah Diamond and bleepy budget airline pastiche EasyFun.
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China went ahead Friday with retaliatory tariffs, and could take the fight to a new level if it acts on a threat to restricts US access to rare earth metals needed for cell phones and other sensitive electronics.
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Woosley hypothesizes that stars with initial masses in the range of 70 to 140 solar masses will die in stepwise explosions called "pulsational pair-instability supernovas" (PPISNs), due to a quantum phenomenon that acts on a gargantuan scale.
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A stake in the $83 billion company would offer Mexican investors more diversified earnings, exposure to Brazil – Santander's biggest market – and greater protection from any economic fallout if U.S. President Donald Trump acts on his anti-Mexico rhetoric.
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The coach, who was 20173 at the time, began giving her special attention and having adult-style conversations with her, which eventually led to them kissing and engaging in sexual acts on the school grounds, the suit says.
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Physicists are able to create these freezing temperatures on Earth, but the force of Earth's gravity quickly acts on the atoms, giving scientists only a fraction of a second to observe their behavior in the lowest quantum state.
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But what's different about how this device operates, versus other smart home hubs on the market today, is that it acts on your behalf by developing an understanding of the people in the home, and their specific needs.
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It takes on the critic's role in performing acts of genre assignment, performs such acts on each particular song, and in doing so also assigns itself as a whole the genre of categorizer, the category of genre assigner.
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But in wanting to meet Jack in the park, that spoke so much to William's character, that he really needed to pay respects to the man who raised Randall in one of his final acts on this planet.
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With [11c]Martinoset, scientists know directly if their drug acts on the right enzymes and so he hopes it will be "helpful for us to understand more and companies developing clinical trials and then, of course, to people."
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"If the president solicited foreign help in the U.S. election, if the president conditioned official acts on the performance of these political favors, whether Ukraine ever had to go through with it really doesn't matter," Schiff told Inskeep.
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As the case continues to unfold, it's clear that Barnes's death has sparked new conversations about racism in America, and called attention to the specific ways it acts on black bodies — and black women and girls in particular.
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Exercise acts on the same reward pathways of the brain as drugs themselves, stimulating the release of feel-good neurochemicals like dopamine, says Chad Rethorst, a psychiatrist with the O'Donnell Brain Institute at the University of Texas Southwestern.
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Psychedelics—a class of drug that acts on serotonin receptors in the brain, causing hallucinations—have been steadily gaining attention in the research community over the past ten years for their potential to treat a host of conditions.
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Mass protests in Spain followed a controversial ruling in November which cleared five men of sexual assault charges, though a statement on the Barcelona court's website described the men taking turns performing sexual acts on an unconscious teenager.
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After obtaining a search warrant, investigators caught several johns -- including, allegedly, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who is accused of visiting the spa twice, which he denies -- engaging in sex acts on hidden surveillance cameras, police say.
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Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said he would not speculate about who was behind Sunday's sabotage acts on four vessels near Fujairah emirate while an investigation was underway and due to be completed within days.
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It is a scenario that the lawyers for Hernandez's family say could become more frequent if the Trump administration acts on its proposal to increase the number of border guards by 5,000, raising the prospect of similar confrontations.
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Slide on that buttock-baring transparent body stocking and receive stern finger wags from the entire US Navy for performing illicit acts on the foredeck of the USS Missouri in the explicit "If I Could Turn Back Time" video.
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The language echoed statements he made after the Paris attacks in November, when he put France under a state of emergency and pledged to ramp up military spending and domestic security to prevent new terrorist acts on French soil.
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The ICJ, which handles disputes between states, ruled that Ukraine had not presented sufficient evidence on the question of whether Moscow knew or intended that any alleged funds collected would be used to commit terrorist acts on Ukrainian soil.
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There's more where that came from on this indie-pop trio's just-released debut LP, "Oh My." Lexie, a side project of the singer-songwriter Greta Kline (of Frankie Cosmos), will be among the opening acts on Thursday night.
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"The Party claims to have developed its own form of 'democracy,' which involves having a government that listens to and acts on behalf of the people but does not have open elections," said Jeffrey Wasserstrom, professor at University of California Irvine.
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This is critical to building a working quantum theory of gravity, the long-sought union of the quantum and space-time descriptions of nature that comes into sharpest relief in black hole interiors, where extreme gravity acts on a quantum scale.
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In addition to winning Best of Las Vegas Awards honors like best resident performer/headliner, best production show, best bachelorette party and best bachelor party, Spears' Las Vegas show helped usher in a new era for residency acts on the strip.
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If you explain an American policy today, and the other side acts on that only to find the president tweeting out something else, however close your relationship may be personally with your counterparts, across the table you become a non-entity.
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Why it matters: A growing number of suicides and violent acts on Instagram's parent company Facebook have forced the company to create likeminded initiatives in response to bad PR. This is Facebook's way of getting ahead of the problem on Instagram.
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M is a powerful IA use case; a consumer feeds a question or problem into software, the software breaks down the query and organizes relevant information and a Facebook employee digests and acts on the information in a very quick timescale.
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Tillerson: "I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5.
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If Congress acts on the INF Treaty, especially if it acts in the manner that has been proposed, its decision will affect the status of international treaties under U.S. law and, consequently, the reliability of U.S. obligations under ALL international treaties.
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To the extent warranted, the FCC can trial other process reforms, for example, relating to the way its staff acts on delegated authority and the way so-called "editorial revisions" are made by staff after the commission votes on items.
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We've watched Project Veritas videos where liberal provocateurs plan to incite violence at Trump rallies, gas buildings or trigger sprinkler systems to disrupt pro-Trump gatherings, or commit terrorist acts on subway trains to prevent Trump supporters from assembling in Washington.
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The agreement between the European Parliament and Malta, which acts on behalf of all 28 EU states as the bloc's current presidency, is another step in an EU drive to knock down barriers in the single market of 500 million people.
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In 2012, Brindle allegedly filmed herself performing sex acts on Rogers, which was problematic both because it ruins the idea of ever eating at Waffle House again, and because the state of Georgia requires all parties to consent to being recorded.
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Ms. Griffin does not write taut jokes; she emerged from the West Coast alt-comedy scene of the 1990s, when comics were reacting against the machine-gun-joke style of comedy clubs and building acts on digressive stories and conversational riffs.
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With his practice, Ruff acts on the positivistic approach that consider photography as a revelatory medium, taking the whole conversation to a higher level, investigating the language of photography and its possibilities, digitally acting on the images to test their limits.
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Shortly before he died, thousands of records had been unsealed on Friday detailing allegations from a woman named Virginia Roberts Giuffre who claimed Epstein had forced her to perform sexual acts on other powerful men while she was a teenager.
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Mr. Campbell said he acts on behalf of landlords who are wary of accepting vouchers because they have been burned in the past by tenants who do not pay their portion of the rent even when there is government assistance.
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ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECB President Christine Lagarde, BoJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz are the headline acts on the last day with a session on the global economic outlook at 1030 GMT.
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They are now hoping to pass the bill when Congress acts on a long-term funding package in the coming weeks, but they still face opposition from House conservatives who say the measure is simply throwing more money at ObamaCare.
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They are now hoping to pass the bill when Congress acts on a long-term funding package in the coming weeks, but they still face opposition from House conservatives who say the measure is simply throwing more money at ObamaCare.
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It is about making the hard economic and political choices needed to create a society that acts on its claims of valuing all life — even if that means missing out on the generous political contributions of the real estate industry.
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I hope Drake, who views rookie rappers like large tech companies view startups, doesn't absorb him altogether — careerwise, the acts on Drake's OVO Sound vanity label have all shot themselves in the foot by attaching themselves to a powerful man.
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Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said he would not speculate about who was behind Sunday's sabotage acts on four vessels, including two Saudi tankers, near Fujairah emirate while an investigation was under way and due to be completed within days.
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Other acts on the bill included Grammy and Tony nominee Vanessa Williams, her Ugly Betty costar Michael Urie, Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen, Tony winner LaChanze, comedians Lisa Lampanelli and Caroline Rhea, and two-time Tony winner Chita Rivera (among others).
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The primary source of the controversy, however, is the long-held belief from lawmakers and the US intelligence community that Huawei acts on behalf of the Chinese government, undermining US national security and posing cybersecurity and privacy risks for American and UK customers.
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Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said he would not speculate about who was behind Sunday's sabotage acts on four vessels, including two Saudi tankers, near Fujairah emirate while an investigation was underway and due to be completed within days.
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It's an introspective look at Siffredi, who opens up about the death of his brother, his sexual reaction to his mother's death, his relationship with his wife and two children, and, of course, why he likes performing carnal acts on film so much.
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Among other things, according to a 2006 Palm Beach Police probable cause affidavit, witnesses told detectives that Vickers regularly directed underage girls to the massage room in Epstein's Palm Beach mansion, where the financier allegedly forced victims to perform sexual acts on him.
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"I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5, Tillerson said Tuesday.
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UBER ACTS ON HOLDER'S RECOMMENDATIONS: Uber's board of directors voted unanimously to adopt all recommendations of a report that was conducted after allegations of sexual harassment and other issues at the company came to light, according to a representative for the board.
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Indictment documents that were unsealed as Epstein was charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy revealed at least three unnamed employees were accused of being instrumental in finding and scheduling underage girls to perform sexual acts on Epstein before paying them to recruit others.
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One of the longest running acts on the electronic label Warp, Plaid were among the earliest adopters marry their twisty dance tunes with a ornate visual component, including an audio/visual collaboration with video artist Bob Jarec that was developed in 2004-2005.
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Safechuck alleges that Jackson supplied him with wine and the two would perform sexual acts on each other on a daily basis, both at Neverland Ranch and in hotel rooms on tour (where his mother was often booked in a separate room).
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Whereas everyone in the world knows the six acts on Desert Trip, I would be legitimately surprised if even one of the 75,000 attendees at "Oldchella" had heard of any of the bands at the second year of the Frost and Fire festival.
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Eventually, Dr. Machineni found a drug combination that had a lasting effect — the diabetes drug metformin, which can have a side effect of weight loss, and lorcaserin, or Belviq, a new weight-loss drug that acts on the brain to control appetite.
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Another reason for trade pessimism was France and the European Union saying they were ready to retaliate if Trump acts on a threat to impose duties of up to 100% on imports of champagne, handbags and other French products worth $2.4 billion.
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If Corker acts on concerns he expressed in colorful terms last week and reiterated as recently as Monday, he can set in motion a hearings course that would bring the White House to heel without exposing Republican senators to great political risk.
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Another reason for trade pessimism came when France and the European Union said they were ready to retaliate if Trump acts on a threat to impose duties of up to 100% on imports of champagne, handbags and other French products worth $2.4 billion.
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Where many great acts on that circuit have a tendency of planting themselves as soldiers in an ages old war for souls, warning of slippery slopes and potentially grave ramifications for tiny missteps like little parables, Coloring Book is testimony but not necessarily evangelism.
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As per Tumblr's weekly fandom metrics, the group is still regularly among the top 20 musical acts on the site, and when the site published a comprehensive report at the end of last year, One Direction was the third most popular topic for fan fiction.
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That same month a 2000-year-old Los Angeles man was arrested on suspicion of committing lewd acts on children; investigators accused him of using TikTok to initiate "sexual and vulgar" conversations with at least 215 girls — some as young as 215 years old.
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The exact role of the NSC under Trump has never been crystal clear, given that the President often acts on his own impulses when it comes to foreign policy and has rotated through a record-setting number of national security advisers in a single term.
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Five justices are required to grant an emergency stay, if the full court acts on the matter, so at least one of the court's five conservatives will have to join the liberal wing in order to prevent the Louisiana law from going into force.
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"Today's vote gives a crystal clear signal to Donald Trump: Europe acts on its commitments under the Paris agreement and seizes the opportunities of green growth, with or without you," said Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy, a Dutch deputy who shepherded the draft law through the chamber.
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Residents at the time alleged a prominent family in the village of Husain Khan Wala used guns, knives and axes to force children - some as young as five - to perform sex acts on video, which they sold or used to extort money from victims' families.
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In the long term, I can imagine a more formal body that compiles allegations, verifies their validity, and acts on that information — perhaps by connecting women who accuse the same man so as to enable them to coordinate a legal or public claim against him.
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We can no longer depend on a place and time to which the law acts on our voices, there is no longer simply the police interrogation room and the witness stand, our speech is now legally accountable in all sites and across international jurisdictions.
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Some people have been jokingly referring to the Desert Trip festival that kicked off Friday as Oldchella — a play on the location in Coachella Valley and the aging acts on the lineup, among them Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young and Paul McCartney.
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In one of his first acts on the job, Mulvaney convened senior staffers at Camp David for an overnight retreat, a move well regarded among aides, some of whom have griped in the past about lack of communication and factionalism in the White House.
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This particular Monday night show—an eight-act bill of friends and other acts on the label he runs, PTP—served as Pain of Mind's release show, but it was also book drive and benefit for people incarcerated at Rikers Island and across the country.
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If war were to break out, it would be one of Trump's own making, and a product of a brash, threatening leadership style carved from an "America First" disdain for traditional US diplomacy by an emotional President who acts on instinct rather than strategy.
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Those same people would find themselves and their kids surrounded by images of black males performing violent acts on white figures, over and over and over, find themselves asked by the wall-text to empathize with the artist's "impulses," to empathize with his pain.
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Turkey's relationship with Moscow deteriorated after a Russian warplane was shot down when it entered into Turkish airspace; there was a failed coup last July to bring down President Erdogan; as well as "an acceleration in the intensity of terror acts" on Turkish soil, Mitov said.
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Before the ban came into effect BuzzFeed News found material that violates the app's own guidelines, including videos of children set to sexualized songs and lyrics, videos of semi-clothed children, children performing violent acts on each other, and adults enacting violent situations with children and animals.
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A year later, Manning was scheduled to be sentenced in court for pleading No Contest to felony violations of lewd and lascivious acts on a minor, knowingly using another under the age of 18 in any production or live performance involving sexual conduct and possessing child pornography.
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By acting now, the Obama administration may have emboldened the Israeli right, an international community determined to use the Security Council resolution to hammer the Israelis and a Trump administration eager to defend Israel and provide it greater latitude for carrying out unilateral acts on the ground.
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One day before releasing his statement, Kraft's attorney William Burck told the New York Post that the West Palm Beach State Attorney had denied their request to prevent evidence from the case — including video which allegedly shows spa employees performing sex acts on Kraft — from being released.
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"I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5, Tillerson said Tuesday at the State Department.
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As it is, transatlantic relations are in their worst state in 70 years, as an increasingly unfettered US President acts on his populist nationalist intuition, inciting a trade war with the European Union and parroting the foreign policy talking points of the Russian strongman he admires.
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But the data was not enough to embolden U.S. equity investors, who were wary as they waited to see if Trump acts on pro-business promises such as tax cuts, fiscal stimulus and lighter regulation that had sent the S&P 500 up 5.8 percent since Nov.
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Primavera 2018 also does well on gender diversity, with a lot of female artists, and bands featuring women given ample space on the lineup (Fever Ray, Chvrches, Haim, Charlotte Gainsbourg, The Breeders, Lorde, and Beach House, amongst others, are all high profile acts on the bill).
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Both crises reflect the trends that drive the Trump presidency -- including questionable administration standards of trust, transparency and truth, a hyper-political approach to foreign policy and the impulsive personality of an commander-in-chief who acts on instinct and accepts few limits on his power.
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The 300-page report alleges a quid pro quo scheme in which Trump "conditioned official acts on a public announcement by the new Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, of politically-motivated investigations" into former Vice President Joe Biden — a top Democratic presidential candidate — and his son Hunter.
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Other notable acts — on four stages in and around a decommissioned post office — include the R&B seer Solange, the alt-rock stalwarts Nine Inch Nails, the singer-guitarist St. Vincent, the chart-topping rapper Cardi B, the punk firebrands Priests and the electronic innovator Jlin.
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Among the featured live acts on the bill are Pharoahs, Maria Minerva, and Magic Touch, all of whom are part of LA-based label 100% Silk, which was holding a showcase inside the unlicensed venue when the fire broke out on the night of December 2.
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During that mad rush of electronic acts on Sunday, I ran into some friends from college (who I only seem to run into at festivals and weddings, despite us living within 5 miles of each other) and got my arm twisted to return to the main stage.
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Allegations ranged from inappropriate "games" regarding coworkers' sex lives, to gifting a female colleague a sex toy with a lewd note about how he wanted her to use it, and even exposing himself to an employee in his office before berating her for not performing sex acts on him.
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This isn't to say that the entire genre is inherently problematic — if the pornographic videos Rachel was inspired by are all, in fact, fictionalized, and both people consented to performing these acts on camera beforehand, that's no different than any other consensual porn that depicts disproportionate power dynamics.
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Or should we go with the experiences of the thousands of black people in the South who had to endure such acts on their front lawn throughout much of the 20th century, or watched the flames light up the night sky after one of the nearly 5,000 documented lynchings?
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Last year, for instance, a Christian man summoned to the FIA office in Lahore jumped off the fourth floor—he alleged he had been forced by his interrogators to perform sexual acts on his cousin, who had been arrested for sharing a blasphemous image on a Facebook messenger group.
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One of the most revolutionary acts on television this year was a moment of apology and compromise: Pete Davidson and Dan Crenshaw's joint plea for unity on "Saturday Night Live" after backlash against Davidson, whose father died on 9/11, for mocking Crenshaw, who has extensive war injuries.
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McFadden wrote that he "will await further proceedings in McGahn" before he acts on Democrat's subpoena enforcement claims in the tax returns case or their argument that a federal law requires the Treasury secretary to turn over the returns to House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.).
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Related: Three Men Claim They Were Forced to Perform Sex Acts on Each Other at Canadian-Owned Mine While police forces are normally government-funded, Barrick has agreed to provide support to the police, including food, accommodations and transport, so the police forces will secure the mine area.
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And that was only the tip of the iceberg for Ms. Gardner, who also had several one-acts on the boards last year, including "Ballgirl" at the Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival and a pair of pieces as part of Ensemble Studio Theater's Youngblood program.
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It doesn't seem at all unreasonable to say that the roster of acts on show would likely never come together in any other context—that is to say, Simple Things is a unique proposition in just how seamlessly it melds contemplative, boundary-pushing with actual, taps-aff hedonism.
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I found the perception of the story that I previously held was completely false — revering a plot which follows a man with a demented mind-set that allows him to perform illegal acts on behalf of his unavoidable desires for "nymphettes" — labeling him as a pedophile and criminal.
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The act is considered a hate crime even if a perpetrator acts on a variety of motives, so long as bias played a part: for example, if an offender is motivated by both greed and prejudice toward the victim because of his or her race, gender, sexual orientation or other characteristic.
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If she acts on her promises to be tougher than the outgoing Commission on ensuring all EU states honor democratic standards, she would anger Hungary and Poland, Beata Mazurek, spokeswoman of Poland's ruling PiS party, told Reuters on Wednesday that Warsaw wants the new Commission to treat all EU states equally.
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With no venue, no tickets sold, deadlines quickly approaching, acts on the lineup who have been left in the dark this entire process (though they have all been paid in advance), and dozens of logistical and safety concerns, there is no reason for this to happen this year, if ever.
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" Experiences like Volkswagen's coupled with Grenell's twitchy Twitter trigger finger "have reduced him in Germany to a figure who acts on social media and with a few sympathetic journalists but who, for the most part, is ... not really influencing what is happening in how Germany sets its policies and implements.
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Rigorously theoretical yet exuberantly experiential, his works challenge viewers to appreciate color as "a reality which acts on the human being with the same intensity as cold, heat, sound, and so on," he wrote in 21970 in a publication put out by Denise René, his Paris gallery at the time.
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Rigorously theoretical yet exuberantly experiential, his works challenge viewers to appreciate color as "a reality which acts on the human being with the same intensity as cold, heat, sound, and so on," he wrote in 21970 in a publication put out by Denise René, his Paris gallery at the time.
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The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) is a non-profit organization financed by the U.S. government that acts on its behalf, and has maintained unofficial ties with Taiwan since 1979, when the United States severed diplomatic ties with the island as part of its recognition of the People's Republic of China.
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Court papers filed by the senior creditor group, which includes Cyrus Capital Partners and Tilden Park Capital Management, said AAFAF "suffers from irreconcilable conflicts of interest" because it acts on behalf of both COFINA and Puerto Rico's central government - separate debt issuers whose creditors are fighting over the same money.
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The state's attorney's office said that an investigation of the incident confirmed "that the acts on the video were just the recovery of drugs and there is nothing false or fraudulent in the [body-worn camera] videos that would deceive or mislead a reasonable person" or rise to the level of "criminal culpability."
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Qello costs $7.99 a month (or $69.99 a year) for an "All Access Pass," which allows users to access thousands of programs, to save individual songs from concerts into their own personal playlists of favorites, and to watch an assortment of different performances from various acts on over 30 different genre-specific channels.
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Related: Three Men Claim They Were Forced to Perform Sex Acts on Each Other at Canadian-Owned Mine The fact that the HudBay case is going forward shows that these companies, the vast majority of which are headquartered in Canada, could be held legally accountable for some activities happening at their overseas mines.
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In a notice to appear in court previously obtained by PEOPLE, authorities alleged they had video of spa employees performing sex acts on Kraft on at least two occasions in January, including the morning of the AFC Championship game in Kansas City, when the Patriots earned a trip to the Super Bowl.
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In a notice to appear in court previously obtained by PEOPLE, authorities alleged they had video of spa employees performing sex acts on Kraft on at least two occasions in January, including the morning of the AFC Championship game in Kansas City, when the Patriots earned a trip to the Super Bowl.
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They capture the humble beginnings of a band that would become a household name around the world, and include a picture of the musicians getting money together for a cab fare and a tiny crowd waiting in the rain before they and other acts on the tour went on stage in Cardiff.
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And because the EITC is linked to work, it acts on the supply side of the labor market as well as the demand side — pulling adults who've fallen out of the labor force back into paid work while also boosting the incomes of current workers and driving up demand for more hiring.
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Mr. Wynn had faced growing calls to step aside in the wake of a detailed investigative report in The Wall Street Journal on Friday that said Mr. Wynn had frequently demanded naked massages from female employees, and had sometimes pressured them to engage in sexual intercourse or to perform sex acts on him.
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But First, Coffee ... "Caffeine is a stimulant that acts on the central nervous system, the heart, and possibly the 'center' that controls blood pressure," all of which play a vital role in helping your mind and body push harder in a workout, says Heidi Skolnik, M.S., a sports nutritionist and owner of Nutrition Conditioning, Inc.
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If Congress acts on practical, targeted postal reform that addresses pre-funding, allows USPS to use its invaluable networks for some new products and services, and adopts best private-sector practices in investing the USPS retiree health benefits fund, the Postal Service can continue to provide all Americans with affordable and efficient delivery services.
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Weinstein, who remains out on bail, has denied all of the allegations against him while his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said last year that the former movie mogul would seek a dismissal of the the case, which stems from the accusations of women who say Weinstein forcibly performed sexual acts on them in 2013 and 2006.
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" In the '21990s and beyond, Byrne used his fame to advance and collaborate with a wide range of artists — the world-music acts on his label, Luaka Bop; the D.J. Fatboy Slim on "Here Lies Love," their 298 musical about Imelda Marcos; the singer St. Vincent on their joint 22016 album "Love This Giant.
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In unsealed court documents, including a defamation suit Giuffre filed against Maxwell that was settled in 2017, Giuffre, now 35, said that Epstein coerced her into performing sexual acts on him while she was a minor for several years and that Epstein, along with Maxwell, directed her to have sex with his powerful connections.
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We're going to see our businesses large and small through the coronavirus, and I truly do believe that the more the American people act on the guidance of their state and local authorities, take it seriously, and the more that every American acts on 15 days to slow the spread, we'll do just that.
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When you introduce alcohol, it acts on GABA receptors, and sort of chills things out a little bit [...] But when you introduce that chemical into your body, then your body stops making it, and as long as you continue to add that exogenous chemical, and you get more and more of it, then everything's fine.
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But its core mission remains essentially the same — raging, screaming, punk and metal bands and bouncier emo and pop-punk groups, from mainstays like All Time Low and Taking Back Sunday to promising younger acts on smaller stages, setting up shop at amphitheaters and in parking lots from San Diego to West Palm Beach, Fla.
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To figure out how the compound acts on a chemical level in the body, the research team combined PET or THC with hamster ovary cells that make the 44 most common receptors (the proteins on the outside of a cell that receive chemical signals) andenzymes found in mammal bodies, proteins, and neutral buffer solution.
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Brunswick, Georgia (CNN)A 218-year-old-girl testified Monday that she and Justin Ross Harris, the Georgia man charged with murder in his son's death in a hot car, exchanged pictures of their private parts weeks before the boy died, and Harris wanted her to perform sexual acts on him upon learning she was underage.
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Many historians and civil rights groups contend that Ford's hate-filled words are fueling violence today with anti-Semitic acts on the rise, including the murder of 11 worshippers in a Pittsburgh synagogue in October, The Southern Poverty Law Center has cited Ford as a strong influence on growing neo-Nazi and other white supremacist groups.
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And a final suggestion for those, like me, who look for ways to minimize the impact from unnecessarily rigid regulatory strictures: When the FCC acts on the pending petitions asking for reconsideration of the federal designation process, it should also reconsider whether the new minimum service standards it adopted for both voice and broadband Lifeline providers make sense.
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Among the other acts on the star-studded lineup this year are Kacey Musgraves, Janelle Monáe, Bad Bunny, Khalid, Ella Mai, H.E.R., Kid Cudi and Pusha T. Beyond the festival itself, Coachella is also known as a playground for A-list stars to hit up the huge parties held in honor of the weekend-long event.
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"I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5, Tillerson said at the State Department, despite Pyongyang's warning of an "uncontrollable phase of a nuclear war" just days prior.
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You may be aware that Spotify was last year accused by Music Business Worldwide of installing "fake" artists on the platform, to profit from the streams generated by placing those acts on playlists called things like "Peaceful Piano" (makes sense: lots of people don't like working to music with lyrics, and therefore playlists like this get millions of streams).
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It's called Trópico, and its fourth edition in Acapulco hosted the likes of Brian Wilson, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, Devendra Banhart, Todd Terje, and a slew of underground indie-dance acts on the shores of one of Mexico's most beautiful and dangerous locales in an effort to exercise the growing power of nearby Mexico City's counter-cultural populous.
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If those stage gestures feel somewhat morally superior and banal, they are harmless next to the production's nauseating grand finale: a breathless run-through of a sizable portion of the text we have already heard, this time performed by Marcel Heuperman, who is naked as he simulates defecation and sex acts on a large silicon pig.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)It's a common misconception that words have meaning—specifically that "pedo guy," for all intents and purposes, would refer to a man (guy) who harbors or acts on sexual attraction towards children (pedophile.) In this simple confusion of terms, you would be excusably but insurmountably wrong, argues Elon Musk in a recent court filing.
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West's struggle to find salvation is a unifying theme here, but the sacred and the profane sit so closely together that it can be dizzying, like on the one-two punch of "Low Lights" and "Highlights," an emotional display of Christian joy immediately followed by a verse about West wishing he could replay sex acts on demand.
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The key players include the resourceful Patti (Genevieve Angelson), who's romantically involved with one of the reporters (Hunter Parish); Jane (Anna Camp), who comes from a wealthy family that sees work, for her, as a lark; and the mousy Erin (Cindy Reston), who begins to realize she's in a loveless, confining marriage, and to her surprise acts on those feelings.
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She didn't calm down much from there on — working hard on a string of concert engagements across the country, including dates during her third trimester at the D.C.'s Kennedy Center in December, and writing her first book of essays: I Stole Your Boyfriend, and Other Monster Acts on My Way to Becoming a Human Woman, out sometime next year.
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Tollett, fifty-one, is the C.E.O. of Goldenvoice, a Los Angeles-based promoter owned by the entertainment conglomerate A.E.G. In the tent, he explained how he had wrangled the biggest classic-rock acts on the indoor touring circuit—the Who, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, and Roger Waters—into an outdoor-festival format, presenting them like jam bands.
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Mr. Mattis, in contrast, was an institutionalist — as were H.R. McMaster, the retired lieutenant general who served as national security adviser, and Rex Tillerson, the Exxon Mobil chief who never figured out how to run the State Department, but recently said he spent most of his time trying to talk Mr. Trump down from illegal acts on the world stage.
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Those policies were among the series of recommendations announced by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops late last week, a prelude to what could be another historic shift for American Catholicism, and one that will also provide a road map for churches around the world that are just now beginning to face these scandals — if Pope Francis acts on the proposals, and on his own advice.
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