Not everyone in other parts of the world adheres to such harsh notions of justice, and not everyone here adheres to the harsh border-control measures our president celebrates.
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" Hill Crest said Higdon Hill adheres "to stringent curriculum requirements.
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Saudi Arabia adheres to a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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It's a philosophy Cridland adheres to in his personal habits.
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The Everyday Backpack adheres to this basic, almost prehistoric blueprint.
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There are principles he adheres to and protocols he follows.
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Orthodox Judaism adheres to a strict biblical ban on homosexuality.
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For the most part, what Feaver documents adheres to what
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Not all the photography in Transitions adheres to a photojournalistic framework.
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To be fair, the movie adheres to al Mansour's definition perfectly.
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But we cannot become a nation that adheres to Hammurabi's code.
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Quick Rx denied the allegation, saying it adheres to state laws.
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Huawei has said it adheres to international conventions and local laws.
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My mother adheres to a strict Hallmark movie ritual every December.
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Iran's President Rouhani: Iran is a country that adheres to its commitments.
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The second will be ensuring that China actually adheres to its commitments.
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As Fabre notes, his 3D portrait adheres to all of these requirements.
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His company adheres to the fiduciary standard of putting clients' interests first.
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Obviously the cabinets should be sanded first so the primer adheres well.
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In private and at work, Lymus adheres to the principle of adab.
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There are a couple main tenets of layering that Geiger adheres to.
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It adheres to nontrinitarianism, rejecting a mainstream Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity.
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It says it adheres to the earliest beliefs of the Christian church teachings.
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"Within human trafficking adheres all of the injustices of gender inequality," she said.
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Is it hard finding food that adheres to your diet in Hong Kong?
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New Haven's sexual-assault unit adheres to only some of these best practices.
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Conroy has said each case before the committee adheres to a specific process.
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The watchdog is already examining whether or not Fox adheres to broadcasting standards.
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Mr. Ferjani also adheres to the neutrality of the state on religious matters.
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The last publication cited by the EPA, Nature, adheres to the same standard.
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" The former eBay CEO adheres to this personal mantra: "Time off pays off.
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She reluctantly adheres to The Blockade, although they do discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Popularity, she also found, still adheres to he who can chug the most.
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Here's a template she adheres to for a single family home BRRRR strategy.
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Organic matter adheres to them – twigs and entire limbs of trees, for example.
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The move adheres to guidelines about social distancing for combating the virus' spread.
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It says it adheres to the earliest doctrines of the Christian church teachings.
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Compliance is all about making sure a business adheres to rules, regulations and laws.
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That said, Markle and Harry's story adheres to our conventional notion of pure romance.
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Mashable generally adheres to AP style conventions (although we do have our own, too).
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Few things beat Christmas when you're a kid (if your family adheres to it).
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GNI sets standards for free expression and privacy, which Facebook says it adheres to.
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North Korea meets all the criteria, Iran adheres to high threat at the moment.
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Glencore has said in the past that it adheres to strict anti-corruption standards.
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Despite its secret charter, the agency executes presidential policies and adheres to congressional oversight.
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The label also adheres to sustainable production practices, so beachgoers can bask guilt-free.
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The museum also promises a cocktail program that, mercifully, adheres to '70s-era prices.
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Story of Seasons, an unassuming farming sim for the 3DS, adheres to this gameplay principle.
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Shot in a spare manner, "Extremely Wicked" adheres closely to the facts of the case.
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"The priority is that Iran adheres to its nuclear obligations," the French diplomat told Reuters.
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The defense budget adheres to the agreement, but there's still plenty lawmakers will grumble at.
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Homosexuality is illegal in Saudi Arabia, which adheres to a strict interpretation of Sharia law.
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Khloé Kardashian clearly adheres to the idea that the couple that sweats together, stays together.
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The AeroSwift Bib, as it's called, adheres to clothing or skin, like a big sticker.
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He also adheres to the daily journey even when Park Slope presents a significant detour.
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Charter said it voluntarily adheres to net neutrality principles, and will continue to do so.
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The book, which is lucidly written, adheres closely to the outlines of Mr. Hockney's life.
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The gel formula adheres to your tires to create a durable shield from the elements.
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Power in Saudi Arabia's absolute monarchy, they say, adheres to the individual, not the office.
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"In New York, portions are small, and 25 percent adheres to the plate," she said.
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"The aviation sector is highly regulated and Flydubai rigorously adheres to all regulations," it added.
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To avoid conflicts, RoomMe adheres to a system of prioritization: Room Master, Parent, and Child.
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Each franchisee establishes and adheres to their own strict policies against harassment in the workplace.
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In much of America the service adheres to regulations made at the state or county level.
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The Handmaid's Tale show no longer adheres to Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel of the same name.
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The answers lie in the concept of value investing, the equity style to which he adheres.
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Apparently, neither security scheme "adheres to the letter of the contract" Apple had with Personal Software.
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Although Crossroads adheres to the teachings of the Christian Bible, it welcomes people who do not.
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The conservative kingdom adheres to some of the strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world.
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Not every price chart adheres to the perfect exemplars of chart analysis, but sometimes they do.
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In the end, he "adheres to 'broken windows' almost like a religious belief," Lancman told me.
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The theme of this year's Burning Man is metamorphoses, and the artwork adheres to that theme.
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Colorful sand adheres to the metal in patterns that evoke a gigantic Persian rug in motion.
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A video from shrill-voiced comedian Gilbert Gottfried, for example, rarely adheres to the original request.
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The estate has its own polo club that adheres to international standards — hats, Champagne, and all.
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It's not clear whether Pence still adheres to this practice, but there are men who do.
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Christie's strictly adheres to bilateral treaties and international laws with respect to cultural property and patrimony.
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It's a format that adheres more to that of a TV show, rather than your traditional novel.
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But assure him that going to a place that adheres to standards is like wearing a condom.
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Bilateral trade issues should be on the table only after Russia adheres to international law -- not before.
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But Thiel himself adheres to a breed of techno-libertarianism that feels increasingly anachronistic in the Valley.
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Google said in a statement it does not comment on individual apps but adheres to local laws.
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The MPAA adheres to an arcane, not fully known set of rules occasionally verging on the ridiculous.
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Search for the popular toy, and you'll find thumbnail after thumbnail that adheres to the same formula.
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She's respectful of what designers do and she adheres to their vision as tightly to her own.
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Luckily Facebook rigorously adheres to a 5S safety system — sort, set in order, shine, standardize and sustain.
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However, we will persist until everyone gets the memo…reads the memo…and adheres to our plea.
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Today, the American Independent Party of California rejects the suggestion that it adheres to a racist worldview.
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This step is a major key in making sure the color properly adheres to your finger tips.
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No one adheres to the political maxim 'demography is destiny' more than CBD's co-complainant and Grijalva.
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The last line caught his attention: Mortal Kombat adheres to many codes, but does it contain one?
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The film stars Fanning as Wendy, an autistic young woman whose life adheres to a strict routine.
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The last line caught his attention: Mortal Kombat adheres to many codes, but does it contain one?
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Another Muslim country vying for a stake is Bosnia-Herzegovina — about half its population adheres to Islam.
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The stress has made sleep difficult, but he adheres to a routine: in bed by 210 p.m.
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Traditionally, the ideal Chinese state is a Confucian state that adheres to strict moral and behavioral norms.
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It is in our interest to ensure Iran remains in the NPT and adheres to its commitments.
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She is careful in her legal reasoning, and she adheres to the law and upholds the Constitution.
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The analysis gives some insight into how the Trump administration adheres to the Freedom of Information Act.
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The Republican Party, the largest right-wing party in Armenia, officially adheres to a free-market ideology.
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A drug patch adheres to a person's skin and can detect drugs that come out in sweat.
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We are a nation that adheres to the rule of law, which includes protection of intellectual property.
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AirAsia India said it ensures that its staff adheres to strict internal guidelines for social media usage.
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He maintains that he adheres to House ethics rules so that his significant other doesn't lobby him.
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An herby breadcrumb coat made from cornbread adheres to the tenderloin with the help of some mustard.
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The only timeline Henson says she adheres to is her own, and spoiler alert: She's just getting started.
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China consistently rejects any criticism of its human rights record, saying it adheres to the rule of law.
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Consumers can rest assured that our products are safe, and that our industry adheres to all government regulations.
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But now it adheres to legal minimums and only begins paying sick workers after their third sick day.
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" He added that he would "ensure that we maintain a culture that adheres to the highest ethical standards.
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Google told Reuters late on Tuesday it does not comment on individual apps but adheres to local laws.
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The kingdom adheres to an austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam, which bans gender mixing, concerts and cinemas.
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Texas adheres to federal law when it comes to who can and cannot buy a gun, Sparks said.
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And making sure she adheres to the rules that govern more traditional White House personnel could be tricky.
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Severance occurs when the tail tip adheres to the substratum and the rest of the planarian pulls away.
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Anyone who adheres to New York's current cannabis laws may balk at Stoned Pizza's existence—with good reason.
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It's an argument the "environmental left"—or anyone who adheres to facts—shouldn't let him get away with.
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They preserved the board's authority to ensure that Puerto Rico's government adheres to an agreed-upon fiscal plan.
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Vedanta says it adheres to environmental standards and is the subject of "false propaganda," news agency AFP reported.
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Definitions of color, Morrison says, define what it means to be an American, for belonging adheres to whiteness.
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Even the West, orderists claim, adheres to the global rule of law only when it suits its interests.
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The comments are irresponsible because the nation still adheres to the concept of separation of church and state.
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Later, a woman he's dating expresses surprise when he suggests, almost sheepishly, that he adheres to his faith.
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But the territories also kept those employees down as independent contractors, a practice WWE still largely adheres to.
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Saudi Arabia adheres to an austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam, which bans gender mixing, concerts and cinemas.
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He now adheres to a Mediterranean diet, which consists mostly of vegetables and olive oil, with some protein.
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Google has more recently been working on a search engine that adheres to the Chinese government's censorship requirements.
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Congress has long carved out exemptions for these categories, and our regulation adheres to the laws as written.
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In fact, because his show is also broadcast over the radio, it adheres strictly to FCC content rules.
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Everplans, for example, encrypts all information and adheres to data compliance protocol such as HIPAA for medical documents.
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Still, Kagan's opinion in this case is exceptional in the degree to which it adheres to textualist orthodoxy.
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The Senate adheres to an elaborate set of rules and precedents about just what it can and can't do.
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"The big challenge is finding something with all those properties (elastic, invisible, durable, moisturizing, adheres well)," Langer told DNews.
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There's nothing really special there, but again, it adheres to the look and feel of Spotify on other platforms.
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If they receive the commission, they then oversee the work site to ensure construction adheres to the architectural plans.
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Australia's government already adheres to the one-China policy, which means it does not recognize Taiwan as a country.
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" The statement continues, "Brass Knuckles adheres to California's new safety standards which are among the strictest in the country.
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The crowdfunder says it adheres to international private equity and venture capital (IPEV) guidelines when setting prices for firms.
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So the Chosun Ilbo's story makes sense because of how closely it adheres to Kim's past behavior, experts say.
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Qatar, the World Cup's hosts in 2022, adheres to the same puritanical creed as its overbearing neighbour, Saudi Arabia.
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The sexes rarely mix in public in a country which adheres to the austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam.
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Tennis, like most industries, organizations and companies, adheres to norms and rules that did not unilaterally anticipate working moms.
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China has consistently rejected any criticism of its human rights record, saying it adheres to the rule of law.
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He adheres to a strict 40-hour work week, and also policy at his company for the summer months.
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Nancy Beacham, a partner at PwC, said the firm adheres to federal standards for all public company auditing engagements.
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Over all, it admirably adheres to traditional nonpartisan redistricting criteria, like compactness and the avoidance of unnecessary county splits.
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If the Democratic Party adheres to that neoliberal tradition begun 40 years ago, Kwak believes, all could be lost.
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Throughout, Sharma adheres unwaveringly to Raymond Carver's dictum of "no tricks," telling his stories with bracingly direct, unassuming language.
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Everyone there adheres to a strict, black-tie dress code and pays up to €5,000 ($5,500) for a seat.
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Not only does Beatrice come up with ever more complicated interpretations of the rules, she fastidiously adheres to them.
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Republican leaders have argued their plan adheres to international rules, but that argument could be put to the test.
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When hitting all the photo opps in the coastal French town, Kendall has a style uniform she closely adheres to.
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Printed in a backyard in Austin, the 350-square-foot house is permitted and adheres to the city's building codes.
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This is a category which overlaps with Anglicans, but in the majority adheres to churches with simpler forms of worship.
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That means ensuring that the meat, all of which is organic or hunted, is traceable and adheres to rigid standards.
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The editor adheres to a smart grid system, too, which helps non-designers create more disciplined and visually appealing layouts.
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He notes the therapy is well-tolerated, with some skin reactions where the patch adheres as the main side effects.
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Vera Egenberger, who adheres to no church, felt the requirement was unreasonable and complained to her country's Federal Labour Court.
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This salad adheres to the maxim that anything is healthier if you put it on a salad, including barbecue chicken.
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Batman adheres, instead, to his famous "No killing" rule, while still retaining control through an unaccountable, high-tech surveillance state.
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Like most ultra-successful people, Brown adheres to a daily routine that helps him maintain a productive and balanced lifestyle.
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Islam prohibits consumption of pork, and as the birthplace of the religion, Saudi Arabia adheres to this principle with gusto.
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An administration that adheres to duly enacted immigration laws may be a novel concept, but it should not be controversial.
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It comes in bursts and adheres to no schedule, and if I try to force it, bad things come about.
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The regulator rejects Atanasov's accusations, saying it adheres to international standards in the fight against money-laundering and terror financing.
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I was headed toward Green Bank, a town that adheres to the strictest ban on technology in the United States.
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Without the part that adheres to the skin, it doesn't do anything at all — let alone transmit data about you.
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Genes form the threads of the web; the detritus that adheres to it transforms every web into a singular being.
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But the $610 billion figure adheres to a bipartisan budget agreement, and whether Democrats will oppose that figure is unknown.
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Even his seemingly impromptu gestures are often carefully choreographed, and he usually adheres to policy points when meeting foreign leaders.
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Ash melted by high temperatures in the engines adheres to critical parts and can cause engine failure, according to the observatory.
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It goes to extreme lengths to keep future plans under wraps and adheres to punishing schedules to keep products on track.
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What they want is a politician who'll stand up for their interests, not a politician who adheres to a particular ideology.
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"Roche adheres to all applicable laws and regulations in countries where it operates," Roche spokeswoman Shilpika Das said in a statement.
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And it is well positioned to succeed, with a reputation as a country that adheres strictly to Sharia law, Kuncinas explains.
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UBS has said it does not comment on specific client transactions but adheres to strict standards in due diligence and execution.
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In addition, Kamal adheres to a ketogenic diet, which is a low-carb diet that he says boasts anti-aging properties.
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Like school (and unlike traditional maple syrup grading), Grade A adheres to the strongest standards, with grades B and C following.
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My immediate family, however, continues to be deeply religious and very much adheres to what I now believe are extreme views.
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Martino adheres loosely to the philosophy of Marcelo Bielsa, a pioneering former coach of the national team with a cult following.
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At Thursday's Armed Services hearing, Reed noted that the 123 agreement with the United Arab Emirates adheres to the gold standard.
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"TikTok US is localized, adheres to US laws, and stores all US user data in the US," the TikTok spokesperson said.
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Morris adheres to the request, but remains in front of the journalist, and continues to demand that he leave the hotel.
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" Pompeo adheres to a fervent brand of evangelical Christianity and once characterized politics as "a never-ending struggle ... until the rapture.
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"UBS adheres to strict standards in the due diligence and execution processes of our banking operations," UBS said earlier this year.
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Cover with parchment paper, pressing it to the surface of the ice cream so it adheres, then cover with a lid.
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Since then, the Defense Department has been scrambling to come up with an explicit policy that adheres to Mr. Trump's tweet.
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Tirelessly committed to keeping the art form not only authentic but alive, Noche Flamenca adheres to tradition while pushing its boundaries.
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In many ways, Saba's, a restaurant that sits smack in the middle of it all, adheres to the neighborhood's trendy reputation.
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William Danoff, the portfolio manager of Fidelity&aposs Contrafund, has a simple set of investment criteria that he strictly adheres to.
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Because grassroots advocacy adheres to the trends of the American people, it is an ever-changing field with constant technological advancements.
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"We thought we could do something different, something unique," Mr. Berke said, explaining that the church adheres to no specific dogma.
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How much gas — mostly hydrogen and helium from the primordial cloud that birthed us — adheres to them makes all the difference.
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Instead Washington adheres to its own version, with intentional ambiguity in regard to Taiwan's legal status in relation to mainland China.
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Kim said there will "never be denuclearization on the Korean peninsula" if Washington adheres to what he calls its hostile policy.
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Breaks in that routine were rare, exceptions to the rule of portraying the meticulous brand Clinton adheres to in real life.
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The PEMDAS method adheres to the following order of operations: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction, usually from left to right.
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Karma has gone to greater lengths to ensure that the connectivity of the car adheres more to the lifestyle of its owners.
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In response, Rio's environmental agency INEA told Reuters that it adheres to the World Health Organization's recommendations for testing recreational water safety.
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" A BBC spokesperson responded to the accusations, saying: "BBC News is independent and adheres to clear published editorial guidelines including on impartiality.
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The Puerto Rico's Office of Management and Budget is also reviewing the contract to make sure it adheres to Puerto Rico laws.
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The central bank adheres to economic orthodoxy and is wary of a form of banking in which interest rates are nominally abolished.
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Since the structure looks almost like part of the scenery, the Farmhouse adheres both to the architects' vision and the town's zoning.
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He adheres to the letter of democracy — free and fair elections, a free press — while stacking the decks in his own favor.
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Reuters, the world's largest international multimedia news organization, adheres strictly to the local laws in the almost 200 locations where it operates.
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She said the region receives 11 million tourists a year at more than 98,000 hotel rooms, and adheres to strict quality measures.
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Islamic finance adheres to banking rules as laid out by the sharia, or Islamic law, and includes tenets such as prohibiting usury.
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Unlike the perfectly circular cups on Beyerdynamic's cans, AudioQuest uses a D-shaped cup that better adheres to the ear's natural shape.
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Like Boko Haram, it wants to create a separate state in northeast Nigeria that adheres to a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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Like Boko Haram, ISWA wants to create a separate state in northeast Nigeria that adheres to a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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"The resistance will abide by the ceasefire agreement as long as the Israeli occupation adheres to the Egyptian-brokered truce," it said.
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He takes calculated risksAs a value investor, Buffett adheres to certain principles that have guided his investment decisions and approach to risk.
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Kaczyński's defenders say that he hates ethnic nationalism and adheres to a political tradition that is open to anyone who loves Poland.
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In fact, since beauty adheres to such a narrow standard during this time, it's probably more deplored than in the twenty-first.
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Despite the many museums that cling to disproven narratives, art no longer adheres to institutionally approved styles or a supposedly shared history.
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Above all else, make sure the advisor adheres to the "fiduciary standard," which requires them to put your interests above their own.
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The I.O.C. said it could welcome Russia back if it paid a $15 million fine and adheres to the global antidoping code.
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Much of her journey is recounted in the movie, which fictionalizes Ms. Agarwal's story but adheres to the heart of its substance.
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But first, the House Ways and Means Committee has to finish crafting a tax bill that adheres to the final budgetary outlines.
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Saudi Arabia still adheres to some of the strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world but has seen liberal reforms recently.
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It means that the university adheres to a common set of values that allow the practice of open, inclusive and unfettered inquiry.
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Vedanta denies it is in breach of any environmental rules and says it adheres to international standards of sustainability and corporate governance.
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The Forum emphasizes that it "adheres to the principles of independence, impartiality, moral integrity and intellectual integrity" and that all are welcome.
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For these sessions, participants cut letters out of fusible web, which adheres to another sheet of fabric when heated with an iron.
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Traditionally, targets of the witch hunt didn't conform to strict norms associated with gender or heterosexuality, whereas Trump strongly adheres to both.
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We can confirm that the University adheres to the UCAS applications policy and processes followed by higher education institutions across the sector.
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But one possible factor may be "how much the food detail or confession adheres to or diverges from the celebrity's persona," Contois says.
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It adheres to a model that is refreshingly fluid, and something I always want to see in cyberpunk fiction (and often, I'm disappointed).
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As the European Commission observed, Microsoft's January 2016 Privacy Statement states that the company adheres to the principles of the Safe Harbor Framework.
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Something you should know about Myanmar: The country adheres to a more militant type of Buddhism than is usually imagined in the West.
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So, if the Fed adheres to its plan, 2016 will see turbulence in global credit markets and continued downward pressure on energy prices.
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As with our other services, the Grab team has made sure that GrabBike adheres to the core of our organization, which is safety.
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Like Trump, Icahn adheres to a simian dominance code in which every deal—and possibly every human interaction—is a zero-sum contest.
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They develop a detailed "organic system plan" for a certification agent (aka certifier) which spells out how their operation adheres to organic standards.
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While "individual comments or likes are insignificant," as those accumulate they collectively produce the values and behaviors that the group then adheres to.
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Unlike many L.G.B.T. riffs on pageantry, including ball culture and leather- and drag-focused titles, Miss Tiffany's adheres scrupulously to hetero-normative conventions.
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Tuesday at the White House, a reporter asked when the number of US cases could peak if the public adheres to social distancing.
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It deepens and expands them, but it also largely adheres to them, outside of a couple of small tweaks around the show's edges.
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The church's roots go back to the 1920s in Mexico, and adheres to "nontrinitarianism", rejecting a mainstream Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity.
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He has devised a process for his patients that not only adheres to the letter of the law, but goes far beyond it.
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In its diversity and in other ways, "Making Space" escapes the old MoMA formula, though in certain other ways it adheres to it.
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The church's roots go back to the 1920s in Mexico, and adheres to nontrinitarianism, rejecting a mainstream Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity.
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It adheres to the story inside Bosch's while also adding a perspective that opens it up to digitally oriented and perhaps impatient viewers.
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Director Said Abu Shakra actively brings Palestinian art and identity into the Israeli art establishment, which still largely adheres to Zionism's conceptual frames.
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But one way they aren't strict is in calculating the cost estimates that are used to determine whether the bill adheres to those rules.
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"In a Muslim society which practices talaq, women have no existence," says Farha, who adheres to the local custom of only using one name.
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If you want to have a company with a functional governance, that adheres to historical norms for how this stuff works, then have votes.
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The shop itself, however, adheres to the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990: all its artists are enrolled members of federally recognized tribes.
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The iPhone does not clip into the SurfacePad like with other folio cases, but instead the case adheres to the back of the phone.
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Until it makes and adheres to binding commitments – with enforceable penalties attached to them – the bloated Chinese steel industry will remain the world's problem.
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Beijing has denied U.S. allegations it systematically forces the unfair transfer of U.S. technology and has said it adheres to World Trade Organization rules.
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Cremation is the prevailing practice in places where the custom is ancient and most of the population adheres to Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism or Jainism.
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Undertaker is an old-school guy who adheres to the adage that you go out on your back so someone else can look good.
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The team believes the goo adheres to the pollen via Van der Waals forces, weak attractions between molecules in the liquid and the pollen.
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Though it's no longer enjoying the ratings of its "Trump bump" glory days, SNL still religiously adheres to the formula that garnered such success.
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"As of now, the company maintains sufficient cash and strictly adheres to its commercial obligations subject in compliance with laws and regulations," it said.
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Beijing denies U.S. allegations that it systematically forces the unfair transfer of U.S. technology and insists that it adheres to World Trade Organization rules.
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While Mr. Trump's budget proposal technically adheres to the limitations, Mr. Yarmuth said the side were far from an ideal starting point in negotiations.
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Xinhua said Xi stressed to Trump China's position that it adheres to the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and maintaining peace and stability there.
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The new government will have to draft a 2020 budget plan that adheres to already strained deficit targets, and organize several rounds of elections.
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Beijing has denied Washington's allegations that it systematically forces the unfair transfer of U.S. technology and insists it adheres to World Trade Organization rules.
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Her white hockey stick bisects the image diagonally; nearly all else adheres to right angles, except for the curves of breasts, elbow and rump.
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Google would not confirm it has removed LinkedIn in Russia but said it adheres to local laws in the countries in which it operates.
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But American officials are increasingly focused on ensuring that China, which has often reneged on promises to past administrations, actually adheres to any agreement.
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To maintain the portfolio's allocation, the investor can buy a similar asset to replace the one sold, provided she adheres to the wash-sale rule.
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In fact, there's little very lingering over anything in Blade Runner 2049, which may be the way it adheres most closely to Scott's hazy original.
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Unlike the administration's domestic budget request for fiscal 2021, the defense budget proposal adheres to the two-year bipartisan budget agreement Congress passed last year.
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Bunavail adheres to the inside of users' cheeks, allowing them to talk, swallow and otherwise go about their normal activities as the medication is absorbed.
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The company is also a certified B-Corp, meaning it adheres to the highest standards of social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability.
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Particularly notable about the branding of Taffer's Mixologist is how it adheres to the colorful, direct-flash, minimalist aesthetic popular among brands targeting millennial women.
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ITC has apologized for the incident but defended its response, saying the facility adheres to state regulations and fire prevention guidelines set by industry groups.
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Designed and tested by U.S. Special Ops veterans, it adheres to the base of your door and is apparently 10 times stronger than a deadbolt.
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And for all the conventions that Call of Cthulhu adheres to, there's still a lot to be said for good execution on a familiar theme.
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ITC adheres to fire-prevention guidelines set by industry group the National Fire Prevention Association and the American Petroleum Institute, said ITC spokeswoman Alice Richardson.
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Adventure Time is certainly surreal, but it adheres to a deeper, more earnest kind of surrealism that is distinct from some inchoate sense of oddity.
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The unexpected ruling, which adheres to an even earlier ruling from February, is likely to lead to a relief rally amongst Spanish banks on Wednesday.
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This year, Pruitt is ensuring the EPA adheres to the rule of law and continues to remove burdensome regulations that are harming workers and consumers.
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The fit was loose enough that I had to put in a hat size reducer, a strip of foam material that adheres under the sweatband.
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Any student group, she added, is free to reserve on-campus space for a speaker as long as the group's event adheres to university guidelines.
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He made sure to see every team in the league play several times and, if possible, broadcast their games, a practice he adheres to still.
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The Saudi monarchy adheres to an conservative version of Islam known as Wahhabism, which is ingrained in the country's social norms, government and court system.
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In theory, the Surface Dial adheres to the Surface Studio's screen when it's in the tablet mode, using a tacky surface on the Dial's underside.
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Today, Suu Kyi's government adheres to a list of 135 "national races" - a legacy of the junta period - in determining who counts as a citizen.
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By developing a radiotracer than adheres to this abnormal tau (and only this tau), researchers hope to be able to spot it in PET scans.
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Since taking office, President Donald Trump's phone calls with his foreign counterparts have become an extension of a freewheeling presidency that adheres to few rules.
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Participation in the blood analysis is voluntary, Chiampas said, adding that the program adheres to privacy laws protecting the confidentiality of players' health care information.
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Block's team has taken a very Ikea-like approach to both product categories that adheres to the company's "make space, don't take space" design philosophy.
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Go you to France or Flanders, To any German province, Spain or Portugal, Nay, anywhere that not adheres to England: Why, you must needs be strangers.
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Since launch, Soft Robotics' grippers have proven most successful in food shipping, an industry where the product rarely adheres to strict consistency in size and shape.
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Still, everything feels real, or at least adheres to our expectations of how that reality looked: wooly sweaters, goofy underwear, sooty faces, bad teeth, dark rooms.
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I believe the state should continue to cap the growth and assume the cost as long as the local government adheres to our 2124 percent cap.
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The percentage of companies that now have a report they publish that adheres to global standards about how much they're achieving — that's a big step forward.
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"The Republican Party right now in Washington is highly disciplined, very, very well-funded, and adheres to more or less the Koch brother position," he said.
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It also supports Docker, a popular container platform, and adheres to the Open Container Initiative, a set of industry standards for containers, according to the company.
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Its debut product, now called Kardia Mobile (previously AliveCor Mobile ECG), is a $99 standalone device that adheres to the back of your smartphone or tablet.
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Researchers Timm Maier and Rudolf Glockshube have learned that E. coli adheres to the urinary tract during urine flow using a hair-like protein called FimH.
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A strategy that adheres to the four simplest aspects of investing is the place I start and end a conversation with every single person I advise.
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How it would structure its laws, immigration politics, trade policies, and how it plans to extract itself from the rules and regulations it currently adheres to.
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Pixie's approach is rather similar on the face of it – a guitar picked-shaped device (points) that adheres to a frequently misplaced item, like a keychain.
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Run by an intriguing alien proprietor, Oga Garra, the cantina adheres to a strict code of conduct that tries to keep its unruly patrons in check.
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SpaceX though is a private company, and currently the US doesn't have any legal framework to make sure the company adheres to the Outer Space Treaty.
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Trump adheres to an extremely crude version of the Great Man theory, which posits that exceptional figures are born to lead during key moments in history.
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Unlike the surgical glue doctors use today, the team's slug-inspired glue is nontoxic to cells and adheres to wet surfaces as well as dry ones.
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Using the rewritten libraries, he was able to develop a means of testing to see whether or not a given web app adheres to those models.
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This means that Kim Jong Un can adjust strategies, even institute new policies, as long as he adheres to the broader guidelines that dictate decision-making.
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Beijing has denied U.S. allegations that it systematically forces the unfair transfer of U.S. technology and has said that it adheres to World Trade Organization rules.
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Instead, the President's aides are preparing an address that largely adheres to tradition by rallying countries behind condemnation of rogue regimes like North Korea and Iran.
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Ortelius's "Theatrum" is regarded as the first modern atlas, yet, as the exhibition text points out, it still adheres to a medieval view of the world.
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Militants raging against decades of economic inequality and government corruption in the region want to create a state that adheres to a harsh version of Islam.
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Whether combating terrorism or just ordinary crime, modern law enforcement adheres to what Stroud calls "technological solutionism," the belief that technology is always the best answer.
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It's a stark contrast to the industry stereotype that anyone who adheres to organized religion must have had that belief imposed on them by their family.
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Silicon Valley adheres to this point of view even for problems that it has failed to solve, like filtering out offensive content while enabling free speech.
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The E.U. has said it will not join in the sanctions as long as Iran adheres to the terms of the treaty restricting its nuclear program.
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She still adheres to her upbringing by asking guests to take off their shoes in her apartment, but tries to make them comfortable in her home.
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Link, whose role is to ensure the fund adheres to regulations, said Woodford was continuing to work with the firm "collaboratively" as the fund's investment manager.
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In structure and attitude, "Patti Cake$" adheres to a template familiar to readers of young adult fiction, blending realism with gentle but unmistakable messages of encouragement.
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Saudi Arabia, which adheres to some of the strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world, has long been accused of formal legal discrimination against women.
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Even if Kavanaugh adheres to Kennedy's approach, moreover, that approach still lays traps for government officials who seek to enforce civil rights laws against religious conservatives.
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The draft bill, circulating among lawmakers on Thursday afternoon and up for a vote next week, closely adheres to President Trump's vision for an immigration overhaul.
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But the process adheres to the American conviction that, regardless of who pays, decisions about land use and infrastructure should be made as locally as possible.
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"Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976-1986," which opened Tuesday at the Museum of Arts and Design, adheres to this stricture.
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Indeed, Merkel said basically the same thing right after Trump's election, when she offered Trump "cooperation" — but only if his administration adheres to basic liberal values.
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The exhibit is inspected regularly by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums and the United States Department of Agriculture, and adheres to safety guidelines, according to the zoo.
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The tapeworm's head adheres to the intestine wall and the segments of the body, called proglottids, grow as it feeds off the food the host is digesting.
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A movement afoot in Congress seeks to tie the Fed to policymaking that adheres to rules, or to explain itself when choosing to deviate from selected yardsticks.
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Meanwhile, the Americans insist that Russia adheres to its commitments to put pressure on Assad to cease bombing and besieging civilian areas and to accept political transition.
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No country adheres more faithfully to the EU's many rules and regulations than Norway, despite having an amount of wriggle room in our European Economic Area agreement.
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If it is freedom and our way of life that we fight for, our first obligation is to ensure that our own government adheres to those principles.
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By contrast, the ISIS of the present is more violent, less controlled, less selective about recruits, and less interested in whether the attacker adheres to its ideology.
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But the fact that Genesis adheres to Catholic restrictions came as a surprise to Swank, for a simple reason: The hospital isn't run by the Catholic church.
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History is the playground of the Assassin's Creed games, and Origins adheres to the series's primary conceit: you, the player, are the most important figure in history.
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We believe Google's work with Ascension adheres to industry-wide regulations (including HIPAA) regarding patient data, and comes with strict guidance on data privacy, security, and usage.
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Boards are responsible for driving a business forward, while ensuring it adheres to the correct rules and regulations, and acts responsibly toward its employees, stakeholders and society.
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The Architect of the Capitol cited House Office Building Commission rules, to which the art competition adheres, prohibiting artwork of sensational nature or about contemporary political controversy.
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He bucks traditions that Tyrese adheres to, crossing physical boundaries on the dance floor, casually rocking a cane, and somehow getting airlifted out of the dance battle.
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Once the capsule dissolves, the sensor adheres to the stomach lining, monitoring movement that can be used to diagnose digestive disorders and keep track of food intake.
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Mr. Trump is expected, at least for now, to compartmentalize his anger over impeachment and stick to calling for legislation that adheres to his administration's policy goals.
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The indictment on Friday closely adheres to parts of the criminal complaint prosecutors levied against her when she was first detained by the Secret Service and FBI.
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Suppose, as well, that this boss adheres to the "Billy Graham Rule," and claims that it's against his religion to spend similar time with his female subordinates.
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Along with disciplined processes related to procurement, underwriting, and credit monitoring, the company adheres to strict concentration limits with no airline customer exceeding 10% of lease revenue.
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Their highly selective use of the literature to back their claims is unusual for the CEA, which typically adheres to rigorous standards for fact-checking and evidence.
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" Kardashian adheres to a dairy-free diet, which she says "totally changed my body, but it's the hardest thing for me to stop eating because I love cheese!
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There's a full 19-step breakdown of the product that adheres to the site's customarily thorough breakdown, but the key takeaway here is the "alarmingly fragile" display mechanism.
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That's to say that it adheres to regulation in markets like Japan, the bet being that some companies will prefer that approach for their token sales or buying.
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As far as the movies themselves in the JJ Abrams timeline, I've noticed that it adheres less to that same value system, the same system I personally value.
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We strive to be a welcoming, open platform for all by trusting our users to maintain an environment that cultivates genuine conversation and adheres to our content policy.
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"Iran is a country that adheres to its commitments and the US is a country that has never adhered to its commitments," Rouhani said during a national address.
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He challenged anyone who adheres to a strict reading of the Constitution to come up with a reason why his nominee did not at least deserve a hearing.
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The ICO — Initial Coin Offering — has recently become a very popular way to fund a startup, as it adheres to few rules requiring little to no regulative oversight.
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"The NPD intends to replace the existing constitutional system with an authoritarian national state that adheres to the idea of an ethnically defined 'people's community'," the court said.
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That is why theology that adheres to millennia-old Christian teachings on human life, other social issues, and religious liberty are considered "deplorable" and "irredeemable" by the Left.
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The board majority concluded that the reinstated standard adheres to the common law and is supported by the NLRA's policy of promoting stability and predictability in bargaining relationships.
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If you get it breaded, we toss it in the flour at least a half hour before we fry it so the flour really adheres to the chicken.
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The version of the NDAA passed by the Senate Armed Services Committee last week adheres to the Obama administration's 2017 budget request and the 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act.
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When Werfel — a lovable dork who adheres to the goblin credo that "hospitality was holy" — attempts to introduce the elf to goblin culture, things don't go as planned.
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On a sentence level, Murnane adheres to a militant grammatical precision and engages in repetition that verges on the incantatory (and that privileges the noun over the pronoun).
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He sees great artistry in Rothko, and also Prince, and especially The Simpsons, and he is skeptical of any appreciation of art that adheres to a single theory.
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The wax or sugar is applied to the skin, adheres to the hair, and when pulled off with enough force, the hair shaft and root come with it.
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The letter, like almost all of Castro's "Reflections" periodically published in Granma, adheres to the rambling style his lengthy speeches were known for when he was in power.
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Before choosing a prom dress with a low neckline, a high slit, cutouts, exposed midriff, or an open back, make sure that it adheres to the dress code.
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From sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, he adheres to the faith's prohibitions on phones, television or internet, and perhaps most difficult for his line of work, handling money.
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The Overwatch League adheres to the rules of disabling one support, one tank, and two damage heroes each week, although it has shuffled the deck in recent weeks.
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Ashton Morrow, a Delta spokeswoman, said her airline, like most, adheres to set corporate practices that do not take appearances into account in selecting passengers for unexpected perks.
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This marks the first foray into exhibiting contemporary art for Fendi, whose C.E.O., Pietro Beccari, adheres to one programming condition: "Everything should be about Italian genius and excellence."
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If he were to factor them into his evaluations, it could skew the process, and so, Maccagnan has said, he adheres to his board and does not deviate.
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He dismissed the conclusion that the painting violates the building commission rules, to which the art competition adheres, given that it had been displayed for months without controversy.
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If not, it is concealed by a standardized vocabulary of decorous, side-saddle body positions or by fluttering drapery that adheres by a strange magnetism to the pudenda.
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"Amundi re-iterates that its acquisition policy adheres to strict financial criteria, in particular, a return on investment greater than 10 percent over a three-year horizon," it said.
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There are four active locations in Venice, and another one, called Peace&Spice, opened in the nearby city of Padua last October, which adheres to the same menu formula.
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He adheres to a strict diet, but has come under fire from food purists for selling meat and "natural" versions of junk food such as chips and sugary drinks.
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If you're not yet familiar with the K-beauty-inspired product, it's just a circular gel sticker (vegan and drug- and cruelty-free, FYI) that adheres to your pimple.
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A transmitter like this is well beyond our current technological know-how, but the authors say it adheres to the known laws of physics, so at least that's something.
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Click here to view original GIFInstagram has long held onto its camera icon, which adheres to the skeuomorphism that was so popular in Android and iOS design years ago.
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It insists that its deportation policy adheres to international law, adding that refugees will not be sent back to war-torn or repressive countries such as Sudan and Eritrea.
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But the bigger issue is that, despite this being a true story, Phillips sands the movie's rough edges down so that it adheres to a comfortable, derivative crime narrative.
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"I prefer to apply foundation on wet [freshly-moisturized] skin, because once your moisturizer dries, the foundation adheres to your skin in a really organic way," Sir John says.
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"China always adheres to the principle of the use of outer space for peaceful purposes, and opposes the weaponisation of or an arms race in outer space," it said.
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This attempt at a deeper narrative led some viewers to believe that the film itself was secretly about Kabbalah, the sect of Judaism his former spouse Madonna adheres to.
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In a notice released Friday, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) said it would launch research into how the EPA implements and adheres to its scientific integrity policy.
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In a notice released Friday, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) said it would launch research into how the EPA implements and adheres to its scientific integrity policy.
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Saudi Arabia, which adheres to some of the strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world, has long prevented women from taking on a larger role in its society.
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Candidates, the voting public and lobbyists would all benefit from an approach to the 2016 transition that adheres closely to the democratic principles at the heart of the election.
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As an alternative this year, Mr. Matheson proposed a 1,177-word document that he said adheres to the founding principles of the party, like equal rights and economic opportunity.
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The concept of canon, after all, is inherently patriarchal, and based on the same arbitrary value judgements to which music blogging—with its endorsement of "buzz" and "hype"—adheres.
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Working with major regional countries to make sure Mr. Duque faithfully adheres to the accord, including the transitional justice system, would encourage international investment in Colombia's disenfranchised rural areas.
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Supporters of the system say it preserves unity by maintaining one standard of Judaism that adheres to strict Jewish law and that it protects future generations from canonical chaos.
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And of course it adheres to the inflexible unwritten rule: No exhibition of postwar art today is complete without something by Robert Smithson or Dan Graham, and preferably both.
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The five-part Starz mini-series "Leavenworth," on the other hand, adheres closely to the familiar true-crime television template, and it's not a great match for the material.
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Textured implants, which have a slightly roughened surface that adheres to tissue and helps hold the device in place, have been singled out as the cause of the lymphoma.
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Reforms and crackdowns Saudi Arabia, which adheres to some of the strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world, has long faced criticism for laws that discriminate against women.
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Last year, Global X introduced a fund that adheres to the values of the Roman Catholic Church, and it has taken in $87 million in assets, according to Morningstar.
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Without McCain's amendment, the Senate bill adheres to the Obama administration's Pentagon budget request, including $543 billion in base defense spending and $58.6 billion for the special war account.
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And honestly, how much could they even work, given how strictly Stranger Things adheres to the kind of storytelling tropes that have traditionally left female characters in the dust?
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"As long as one adheres to the political foundation of the 1992 consensus and recognizes that the mainland and Taiwan belong to one China anything can be discussed," he said.
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We receive 290 pieces of content a minute and need to ensure that information posted on our site adheres to our content guidelines to ensure the integrity of these posts.
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"We need to continue pressing forward, make sure that India adheres to its WTO (World Trade Organization) obligations and that we can push the range of economic issues," Portman said.
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At times, the game feels as though its simulation is falling apart, even though it adheres to the language of the military shooter (large battles, rescuing squadmates, uniforms, vehicles, etc.).
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And now you can add companies like Sony and Dish to that list, because streaming services like Sling and Vue still follow the multichannel model that Disney strictly adheres to.
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No knowledge of the previous films is required to enjoy this one, but it helps to know that the films all have a tradition to which Hobbs & Shaw faithfully adheres.
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Facebook's team of content reviewers adheres to rigid standards, but there is always room for human error and a post with unclear intentions may be unfairly taken down, Bickert said.
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Len keeps her supply closet stocked with the versatile Victoria's Secret Invisible Push Up Bra, a backless silicone push-up contraption that adheres onto the boobs for that "busty" effect.
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A natural resource fund that adheres to the recommendations described above is a key part of ensuring a fair return to taxpayers in Colorado and other coal-producing US states.
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China says it adheres to a policy of non-interference in other countries internal affairs, but it generally takes a dim view of independence or secessionist movements around the world.
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Simply put, our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines receive better treatment at the hands of others when the U.S. steadfastly adheres to the key principles of international and domestic law.
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Many in America want a strict constructionist on the Supreme Court and like me prefer a justice and court that adheres to the United States Constitution, not to a party.
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Try the Color Wow Root Cover Up.The Color Wow Root Cover Up is a precise mineral powder that adheres to hair directly to camouflage gray hairs and dark roots seamlessly.
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The implants, characterized by a textured, Velcro-like surface that adheres to the breast tissue, are suspected of being linked to anaplastic large-cell lymphoma, a rare form of cancer.
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The agency said it adheres to a "limited use policy" that considers factors like age and special needs when it seeks warrants, but it would not provide the specific policy.
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LinkedIn is one of few foreign social media companies operating in China, in part because it adheres closely to Chinese regulations and has a relatively warm relationship with the government.
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Influenced by satellite television, cheaper international travel, the internet, waves of migration to big cities and access to higher education, most of Iranian society now adheres to middle-class values.
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R. López de Heredia, a Rioja producer that adheres to the oldest regional traditions, does not release its gran reservas until the producer believes the wine is ready to drink.
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With a cast that includes Billy Crudup and Carla Gugino, this version adheres more closely to the graphic novel than HBO's version — but wasn't nearly as well received by critics.
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The translation by Neil Smith adheres to the authors' sanguinary style with descriptive accounts of subsequent murders by a killer or killers who seem to have it in for politicians.
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Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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It's basically looking for an item's "DNA footprint," meaning the unique combination of bacteria, fungi and pollen that adheres to a product wherever it's made (and also to its packaging).
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To maintain her health, Keeling adheres to a stringent regimen of diet ("I eat for nutrition, not for taste") and exercise ("I've got to get my hour in every day").
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Twenty-two percent of Australians are catholic and the move sets up a rare schism between the church and the government, in a country that adheres to a secular constitution.
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Sarah Pierce, a policy analyst at Migration Policy Institute, said the deal marks a big turning point – but only if has a mechanism to ensure ICE adheres to the 40,520 cap.
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Matthew Benkendorf, chief investment officer of the $35 billion Vontobel Quality Growth boutique, strictly adheres to an investment strategy that's spelled out right in the name of his fund: quality growth.
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In a speech on Monday, Johnson said there was no need to accept EU rules on competition or social protection, arguing that the UK often voluntarily adheres to higher standards anyway.
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Endometriosis is a condition in which endometrial tissue — the lining of the uterus — migrates outside the uterus and adheres to nearby body parts, such as the fallopian tubes, bladder, or bowels.
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For a game that emphasizes apparent political and ecological awareness, Red Dead Redemption 2 adheres to the same strict colonial lexicon we see in just about every mainstream open-world blockbuster.
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"At the same time, as a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, China strictly adheres to its international responsibilities, including those from Security Council resolutions," Lu told a daily briefing.
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To maintain her health, Ms. Keeling adheres to a stringent regimen of diet ("I eat for nutrition, not for taste") and exercise ("I've got to get my hour in every day").
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Simply put, our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines receive better treatment at the hands of others when the United States steadfastly adheres to the key principles of international and domestic law.
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Banana bread and dinner for four, soccer practice and dance class, the library and the playground — my household adheres to one ideal of family even as we challenge some people's preconceptions.
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The EU Exit: ID Document Check app is regularly tested by independent security firms against all known and emerging threats and adheres to industry best practice on security, performance and accessibility.
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The ESM chief said medium-term steps on debt would be taken when the current bailout program ends and could be followed by longer-term relief if Athens adheres to reforms.
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The work of conservative intellectuals today, he argues, is to devise a new conservatism — a political vision that adheres to limited government principles but genuinely appeals to a more diverse America.
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The state, however, will only be able to disinvest in companies when its stake is less than 49 percent, according to a draft decree that adheres to guidelines approved by Congress.
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OPIC spokeswoman Andrea Orr said the agency adheres to the Obama-enacted low-carbon policy and that its portfolio is "demand driven" – reflecting the shift globally toward lower carbon energy sources.
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"Caroline" adheres fairly closely to the 19th-century chronology of "Little House," the arduous journey from the Wisconsin woods to the Kansas plains and the awkward run-ins with Native Americans.
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So, considering the fast-tracked production schedule most television adheres to, it makes perfect sense that series creators can only devote so much schedule space and budget to the battlin' bits.
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The company stresses that its reusable bowl program adheres only to the highest hygiene standards but the company said it recognizes that the program, "could create additional anxiety" for some guests.
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It's one thing to come up with an idea that works for one entry; it's much harder to develop an entire theme set where every entry adheres to the same rule.
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A draft of the new rule released last year broadly adheres to the administration's new changes, per AP. These include: Weakening protections and possibly delisting animals that are newly considered threatened.
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When it's a small gathering, he adheres to the traditional style of Moroccan dining, where guests sit around a single table and everybody eats from one big dish with their hands.
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The micrometeoroids from the Kuiper belt slam into the rings' icy chunks at such high speeds that the impacts are like little explosions, suggesting that not much of the micrometeoroids adheres.
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Once Republicans in both chambers of Congress agree on a budget, the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee is expected to release legislative text that adheres to its revenue outlines.
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The choreographer adheres to Tchaikovsky's complete original score, performed by the 2691-piece Mark Morris Dance Group Music Ensemble, and sets his production, both witty and luminous, in the swinging 26500s.
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Thiel's view adheres closely to that of many Trump administration officials, with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt also calling for a more open debate of long-settled climate science findings.
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Huawei has maintained that it adheres to intellectual property rights, which along with national security is at the heart of the U.S. concerns about the company and about business practices in China.
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Although it seems like the role of "style icon" comes to her naturally, the entire Royal Family adheres to a strict list of wardrobe rules and one of them is pretty morbid.
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At first glance, the new Google Pay app is basically a redesign of Android Pay, with a look and feel that adheres closer to Google's own Material Design guidelines than the original.
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We note that the Court's decision encourages the Museum to sell its art in ways which preserve public access to that art and we hope that the Museum adheres to that suggestion.
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But it does a disservice to John McCain's actual political views and those of the speakers at his funeral to retroactively conscript them into a resistance movement none of them adheres to.
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Its declared aim is to establish a secular democratic republic in Iran that adheres to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and abstains from producing weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles.
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Like Trump, DeSantis largely adheres to the Rick Scott and Jeb Bush principles of cutting taxes wherever possible, getting taxpayer dollars back in the hands of people, and reaping the economic prosperity.
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"At the same time, as a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, China strictly adheres to its international responsibilities, including those from Security Council resolutions," Lu told a daily news briefing.
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Saudi Arabia's draconian treatment of women Saudi Arabia, which adheres to some of the world's strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam, has long prevented women from taking on a larger role in society.
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The fiction must serve as a prelude to the creation of a new company that adheres to a simple, fundamental rule: Revenues must be higher than costs, or costs must be financed.
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Concluding that the plant has a "medicinal smell," Kanievsky declares weed kosher for the eight-day Jewish festival, which adheres to strict dietary laws, ruling that it can be eaten or smoked.
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But given the political climate — claims of fake news, science denialism and blatant obfuscation of fact — we need to be especially diligent about ensuring that academic publishing adheres to the highest standards.
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Until recently, it has been hard to separate them from other cellular debris, but the researchers designed hydrogel "nanocages" baited with a blue copper-based dye that adheres tightly to the sugars.
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That advantage, against a disciplined and structured team like Washington, persists as long as Vegas adheres to its principles: an aggressive forecheck and rugged defensive play complemented by quick, smart support passes.
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Siemens said the company "adheres to the guidance from relevant authorities, and has furthermore put in place a series of measures to protect the health of our workforce," according to the SCMP.
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Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, recently declared that there is no point in talking to Iran because the country adheres to an "extremist ideology," seemingly a reference to velayat.
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Ultimately, it helps ensure that AB InBev adheres to laws intended to prevent corporations from using illicit methods — potentially at the expense of the general public — to further their own business interests.
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El Salvador "adheres to the principle of one China, categorically rejects any act that goes against this principle and any form of 'independence of Taiwan", the nations said in a joint statement.
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OPIC spokeswoman Andrea Orr said the agency adheres to the Obama-enacted low-carbon policy and that its portfolio is "demand driven" – reflecting both global development needs and American foreign policy priorities.
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"If it adheres to the principles laid out in the meeting the plan would unite Republicans," one Senate aide said, acknowledging, however, that that's a much heavier lift in the Democratically-controlled House.
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By nominating a jurist with the tradition of Scalier or Thomas, Trump can insure the court, the court majority for another generational, adheres to the proper Article three role that are framers intended.
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Details: In a letter sent to acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire, the senators questioned TikTok's data collection practices and whether the app adheres to censorship rules imposed by the Chinese government.
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The show is both a new Star Trek show and a prequel, which raises the question of how much it adheres to Star Trek canon, and how it affects the existing Trek narrative.
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Within the next two months, Swarm must also establish its own "compliance plan" and appoint a compliance officer to make sure the company adheres to all of the regulations surrounding a satellite launch.
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Gingrich promised to "test" all Muslims for their beliefs and deport anyone who adheres to Sharia law, and Flynn started raving about how the long-dead Ayatollah Khomeini should apologize for the attack.
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While the process of repossession has been delayed, the lessor said in a statement, Aircastle is appreciative that this new ruling adheres to the rule of law and provides a path towards resolution.
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The Swiss exchange adheres to the MiFID II regime, applying the same tick size logic as its EU counterparts, but as a non-EU venue it bases those calculations on its own activity.
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Unlike improv performed in black box theaters, "Stolen House" adheres to the physical reality suggested by its set, and each show kicks off with basic scene-building techniques, informed partly by the surroundings.
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Anyone who still adheres to the old idea of beer will probably experience that cognitive disfluency — and a bad taste — when sampling an extremely hoppy India pale ale or a sour Belgian lambic.
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But other WTO members want more clarity on how long it will last and whether it adheres to WTO rules as it could have an impact on their own agriculture sectors and competition.
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"Petrobras is still evaluating alternatives for divesting Liquiqas and still adheres to the strategy included in its business plan to completely exit the (liquified petroleum gas) market," Petrobras said in an emailed statement.
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But the exuberance faded at Real Madrid, a club that still adheres to its notoriously garish business model, stocking its cupboard with famous players first and then improvising a system to deploy them.
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He leads a team called the Tactical Emergency Medical Service unit, which adheres to the "tactical combat casualty care" protocol that Frank Butler recommended in the nineties, after reviewing the Vietnam War data.
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In Heat (1995), robbery-homicide detective Lt. Vincent Hanna (Al Pacino) relentlessly pursues a crew headed by Neil McCauley (Robert DeNiro), a professional robber who adheres to a strict philosophy of emotional detachment.
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That said, this is a community that one can safely assume adheres strongly to Poe's Law—the idea that it is impossible to create a parody of extreme views without someone believing them.
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They are sharing the challenges they face as they become young adults in a judgmental society that adheres to traditions and rules that make it difficult for them to avoid discrimination and harassment.
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"The broker protocol made it easy for the client to make that choice," said Timothy C. Scheve, chief executive of Janney Montgomery Scott, a regional wealth management firm that adheres to the protocol.
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Now a 217-year-old honors student from Prairieville, La., Matthew takes pressure-lowering medication and adheres closely to a low-sodium diet loaded with fresh fruits and vegetables and no soft drinks.
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Administration officials say the path forward will depend in part on how closely China adheres to the commitments it has agreed to in phase one, including whether it meets the required purchasing figures.
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As officials in a state allowing capital punishment, it is our obligation to discharge that responsibility in an effective, humane manner that adheres to the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
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The bill, which adheres the White House funding request, includes $22019 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Disaster Relief Fund and $16 billion for debt relief for the National Flood Insurance Program.
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But tax and budget experts said the bill doesn't look like it adheres to the "Byrd rule" that it also needs to meet in order to be approved on a party-line vote.
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"I think grime adheres to the idea of being independent simply because a lot of the music is entirely the product of the artists and small independents themselves," explains Fraser, matter-of-factly.
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Second, in terms of the agreement that President Obama had, agreements aren't really useful, unless you have an enforcement mechanism and unless you have some sort of a penalty that adheres to a wrongdoing.
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"The data suggests respondents from Central Command believe their workplace adheres to objectivity standards relatively less than do workplaces of their IC counterparts," the report said, using an acronym for the U.S. intelligence community.
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You're probably better off with the more traditional (and significantly cheaper) film-based InvisibleShield for the S8, or a different plastic screen protector from Amazon that adheres to the entire surface of the phone.
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As the site began to expand across the state, it slowly grew its team of community moderators, who proactively skim over each post to make sure it adheres to the site's code of conduct.
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"Also, not everyone adheres to male or female gender, so we're trying to take gender out of the equation when possible and treat everyone with the same amount of respect and dignity," Hymanson adds.
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TEHRAN, Iran – Iran&aposs president has asked the United Nations nuclear chief to confirm it still adheres to the nuclear deal with world powers after President Donald Trump refused to re-certify the accord.
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The administration has countered that its revised rule would reduce emissions in much the same way as the Clean Power Plan, but in a way that strictly adheres to the federal Clean Air Act.
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When you choose to let anyone else cook for you, you're trusting their ability to make you food that not only adheres to hygiene and safety regulations, but also (hopefully) leaves you feeling good.
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Switzerland uses more than 100 bilateral agreements with Brussels to give various industries unrestricted access to the single market and in return it adheres to core EU principles including the free movement of people.
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"The United Arab Emirates ... adheres to its commitment to the highest standards of nuclear safety, security and non-proliferation," Hamad Al Kaabi, UAE Permanent Representative to the IAEA, said in a statement to Reuters.
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Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a first-of-its-kind microfluidic device that easily adheres to the skin and analyzes biomarkers in sweat to show how the wearer's body is responding to exercise.
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We look at whether a company is efficient in its business practices, and whether it adheres to strong positive environmental and social policies, which may increase company profitability and give it a competitive edge.
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Iran should be subject to sanctions when appropriate under United States law, but as long as it adheres to the nuclear deal, Congress should not take steps that would discourage legitimate business with Iran.
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"The President agreed to a 72 hrs ceasefire to be extended if the other party adheres to it, activates the DCC (De-escalation and Coordination Committee) and lifts the siege of Taiz," he said.
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Netflix adheres to no genre or specific audience, instead providing viewers with everything from inventive sitcoms to gritty comic book adaptations, from true crime documentaries to 90s television sequels and "continuations" of existing shows.
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Presented with an agitated camera and a bare minimum of subtitles, "A Prayer Before Dawn" adheres to neither the familiar beats of the boxing movie nor the claustrophobic machinations of the typical prison drama.
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It gives both parties a similar chance to translate their votes to seats, and makes no compromises to do so; it still admirably adheres to standard nonpartisan criteria like compactness or minimizing county splits.
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For the American listener who's attuned to the nouveau fusion coming out of places like Los Angeles and Chicago, it was a reminder that these days, almost no creative trend adheres to geographical borders.
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Microsoft hired former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to audit AnyVision, a facial recognition company it has invested in, to determine whether the Israeli tech company adheres to Microsoft's ethical principles, NBC News reports.
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But Mr. Trump, who now generally adheres to rules put in place by his political shop about whom he endorses and what races he weighs in on, has been silent about Dr. Jackson's campaign.
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The bill, which adheres to the White House funding request, includes $18.7 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Disaster Relief Fund and $16 billion for debt relief for the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Yu said the government was using the meme to spread "positive energy," a propaganda catch phrase used by the Chinese Communist Party to ensure content on the Chinese internet adheres strictly to "socialist values".
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In addition, the Salv CEO claims that the company's software is faster than competitors' offerings, both in terms of set up time and integration, and making changes to the rules the system adheres to.
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At the Supreme Court level, particularly if he adheres to those placed on his long list while campaigning, it seems a foregone conclusion the high court will move to the right on criminal justice.
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Someone has deliberated over whether the image adheres to the platform's Community Guidelines, meaning real people—known as "commercial content moderation" workers—make decisions to determine whether your boob selfie is too boob-y.
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"I don't think there's a large population in our village that adheres to this sport," Ms. Thielen said, a point seemingly underscored when a public hearing on the law attracted no one besides village officials.
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Developing the leisure sector is fraught with difficulties in a deeply conservative country that adheres to a strict social code where women are barred from driving, cinemas are banned and public spaces are gender segregated.
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App developers will apparently have the freedom to override that behavior, but Google sounds determined to make sure every Android device manufacturer and app developer falls in line and adheres to its new navigation paradigm.
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In an era of alarmingly low trust in government, whatever these committees manage to uncover, they will have played an important role in restoring Americans' confidence that their country adheres to the rule of law.
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Those figures are dwarfed by Didi — which claims over 450 million users — but Shouqi said its limousine and chauffeur business has seen success thanks to the fact that it adheres to China's ride-hailing regulations.
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There's a lot of hype in the industry and no good consumer product yet, and it absolutely needs to be carefully regulated to make sure that it adheres to all our standards of food safety.
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The Zephyrus adheres to the new fad of removing the palm rest, bringing the keyboard down to the front edge of the chassis and adding a big ugly space between the keyboard and the screen.
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Larry Page, the founder of Google and head of Alphabet, adheres faithfully to the notion that software, or "the algorithm," is much more efficient and effective and pure than any human system could ever be.
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The size of the source was already a topic of discussion last year at Conar (National Council for Self-Regulatory Advertising), which acknowledged that Claro's 4.5G spelling adheres to legal and publicity standards of Brazil.
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Ultimately, what hems in this Ghostbusters isn't the fact that Feig dares to mess with the franchise, but rather that he doesn't screw it up enough—instead he adheres to the rules such reboots require.
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Harry, 34, then takes a fan's phone to snap a photo of Meghan with her mini-me — a rare move for the prince, who usually adheres to the royal protocol of no autographs or selfies.
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The US does not recognize Taiwan -- officially known as the Republic of China -- as an independent country, and adheres to the "one China" policy, which means it does not maintain an official relationship with Taiwan.
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But before you go crying "fake news," keep in mind, you also can switch to Fox News, NPR or CNN, so maybe you'll find something in there that adheres more closely to your world view.
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He has announced wide plans for social and political reforms to the kingdom, which is ruled as an absolute monarchy with a powerful clergy that adheres to Wahhabism, an ultra-austere version of Sunni Islam.
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"The United Arab Emirates ... adheres to its commitment to the highest standards of nuclear safety, security and non-proliferation," Ambassador Hamad Al Kaabi, UAE Permanent Representative to the IAEA said in a statement to Reuters.
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It is not the quality of the ingredients or the talent of the chef that makes a difference but how well one adheres to a certain etiquette when presenting or tasting the various dishes, too.
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Though there is nothing inherently more dangerous about eating undercooked chicken than, say, beef or lamb, there is also a way to cook red meats to a medium doneness that still adheres to USDA standards.
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But every serious scholar who adheres to the view that a sitting president cannot be indicted combines that view with the belief that the impeachment process is the way to deal with a lawless president.
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Of course, given its target demographic, Disney Mix adheres to the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which restricts how companies operating services directed to children are allowed to collect and use personal information.
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A victory on Thursday would make Mr. Khan the first Muslim to lead the city, where one in eight residents adheres to that faith, and when Britain is struggling to integrate minorities and combat radicalization.
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Trump is proud of her work on this legislation, and she adheres to the ethics advice she has received from Counsel about what issues she can work on and those to which she is recused.
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This is about ensuring the Democratic Party adheres to its traditions of being the party of the people, bringing everyone together with an eye toward the future and dispensing with the divisions of the past.
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But that doesn't mean he'd recommend fueling up on simple carbohydrates like white toast or waffles to get going in the morning, and he says he adheres to a "moderately low-carbohydrate diet" at home.
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But unlike other payers, who make life virtually impossible for smaller providers because they're in the for-profit game (the not paying for care game), Medicare at least adheres to a clear set of rules.
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If it is to succeed, the Iraqi government must demonstrate to the world that it takes responsibility for the actions of its officials, adheres to Iraqi, American and international laws, and pays its legitimate debts.
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What makes our military great is not the money Trump claims he has thrown at it, but the standards of conduct to which it adheres and the high bar for ethics to which it subscribes.
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It boggles my mind that a film that so faithfully adheres to the musical biopic formula has been made in the wake of Walk Hard, a parodic masterpiece that buried the genre back in 2007.
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These products are made from scratch using a combination of steel, plastic, and aluminum, and to ensure they're compatible with the other elements of the ISIS arsenal, each one adheres to a standard weight and diameter.
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The waterproof holder is made with a silicone backing that adheres tightly to any slick surface — like your tile bathroom wall — so you can place a stemmed wine glass in it without fear of it slipping.
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Griffin's new Universal USB-C Docking Station (as spotted by 9to5Mac) adheres to the USB-C PD 853 spec, and provides up to 85W of power (Apple's official charger for the 15-inch MBP does 87W).
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Finding a space between Converge's densest compositions, the hard-earned uplift of Loma Prieta, and even bits of The Locust's turn of the century futurism, "Witness" still never fully adheres to a single sonic reference point.
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Sometimes he captures characters outside of the garbage dump, but he usually adheres to strict steampunk themes, whether he's drawing in pencil on paper or covering a wall in ink by strafing alongside on his skateboard.
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Hong Kong adheres to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which began to regulate the international ivory trade in the 1970s and has banned such trade since 1990.
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Eric Trump said he does talk to his father more regularly but insists that any discussions about the family business are limited to broad strokes and adheres to the guidelines the president laid out in January.
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There is at least one corner of the short-track racing world that adheres to a strict rule book: a circuit called the World of Outlaws, a group of short-track drivers who tour the country.
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Stutts says he has a lot of "redundancies" in his pack, and he adheres to an old mantra, "two is one and one is none," meaning he's always got extra supplies on hand, just in case.
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Lithography, invented in 1798, allows the artist to draw an image with a greasy crayon or paint directly on a stone or plate; the surface is treated so that ink adheres only to the greasy areas.
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In less than a week, Republicans will have to get a score from the Congressional Budget Office and run the proposal past the Senate parliamentarian, who will decide whether this health plan adheres to Senate rules.
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In Fulton, Catholic Social Services is asking the Supreme Court to affirm that cities cannot expel Catholic Social Services from the state's foster care program simply because the church adheres to religious views that Philadelphia disfavors.
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This ensemble clashes with the sharply geometric zigzags adorning the rug abutted against it; presumably resting on the floor, the pattern is so forceful that it adheres to the picture plane, throwing spatial relationships into chaos.
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The insurer issued a strongly worded statement on Tuesday night that urged any potential privatization partners or investors to look at if the Commonwealth's plan adheres to the laws set by PROMESA and the U.S. Constitution.
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As long as data sharing adheres to published terms of use, the law does not prohibit most companies from selling or licensing access to your data, for virtually any purpose or duration, without notice to you.
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She adheres to her stump speech more than her sometimes-meandering husband does to his, and while she does not speak in smooth sound bites, after her tour as second lady she is more comfortable onstage.
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Like Hong Kong, Macao is a special administrative region of China that adheres to "one country, two systems," a rule that affords the territory political and legal freedoms that are not available on the Chinese mainland.
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Where Boucheron presents French history as a product of diverse ethnic and geographical influences, Zemmour adheres to Thomas Carlyle's dictum that history is "but the biography of great men": the most powerful win, and rightly so.
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The algorithm news comes on the same day that Facebook published a set of News Feed Values for the first time, a list of guidelines the company adheres to when making changes to its almighty algorithm.
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The secret, according to Kazdin, is to not deviate whatsoever from the original recipe, because nothing gives a man a boner like a woman who obsessively adheres to a recipe in fears of not getting laid.
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One of the first time management games, Tapper (1983), involved serving beer to customers at bar, and Diner Dash, which came out in 2004, popularized the basic prep-and-serve formula to which Cooking Craze adheres.
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Yet even fact-based material can feel clichéd when it adheres so strongly to cinematic conventions, from Vaughn's snarling drill sergeant to Desmond's barracks tormentor (Luke Bracey) who winds up becoming a friend/admirer in a foxhole.
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Developing the leisure sector is fraught with difficulties in Saudi Arabia, which adheres to a strict social code where women are required to wear plain loose-fitting robes, cinemas are banned and public spaces are gender-segregated.
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China consistently rejects any criticism of its human rights record, saying it adheres to the rule of law, that all are equal under the law and that those who break the law can expect to be punished.
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Zorpads shoe odor removers — $16.99 See Details MOFT's "invisible" laptop stand adheres gently to your computer while you're working, then folds up into a coin-thin rectangle that's barely noticeable when stashed in a backpack or briefcase.
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"The STA that TSA conducts adheres to the statutory mandate to vet certificate applicants against the government's consolidated terrorist watchlists to determine whether they may pose a threat to national or transportation security," the FAA rules state.
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The way out of this current crisis is easy to foresee: Ankara releases people it has arrested or, at the very least, adheres more closely to Turkey's own laws when these people move through the legal process.
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Donnersmarck's protagonist, Kurt Barnert, is a sensitive and talented painter from the East who marries into a family that, while outwardly conforming to the new postwar politics, privately adheres to the most repulsive aspects of Nazi ideology.
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If a power plant fails to meet this limit but still adheres to an emissions limit of 262g CO2e per kWh, it is classed as an activity that does "no significant harm" to the EUs climate ambitions.
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" And Cambridge Analytica has said the company "adheres to FEC regulations" and that "all CA personnel in strategic roles were US nationals or green card holders and these strategic roles provided all direction to non-strategic personnel.
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Kensington Palace, which speaks for Harry and his brother William, declined to comment on the interview, though the statements by Meghan's father may bring unease to the royal family which closely adheres to its politically neutral stance.
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BHP had said it will not produce copper during the strike, and instead will focus on maintaining minimum services, which consist of small teams of workers maintaining equipment and making sure the mine adheres to environmental protocols.
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Obviously, there are many variations on this theme — sardonic novels like "Catch-22," or narratives that only obliquely reference war like "The Sun Also Rises" — but much of literature adheres to this basic framework and its moralism.
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In this respect, Spicoli is something of a savant: Yes, he's a weasel, but he has his own moral code that he adheres to, even when being mocked by the hectoring Mr. Hand and his fellow classmates.
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Mike Lee has a proven track record as a formidable advocate for the separation of powers, for federalism, for the Bill of Rights, and for a limited judicial role that adheres to originalism and textualism in judicial interpretation.
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But in many ways, this adheres to how Buttigieg has framed his candidacy, presenting himself as someone who will push for fairness and justice, but also wants to focus on issues that he thinks his administration can accomplish.
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However in a country that adheres to the austere Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam, which bans gender mixing, concerts and cinemas, the plan's seemingly anodyne goals to empower women, promote sports and invest in entertainment have been criticized.
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The deal itself, signed after weeks of wrangling in July 2015, adheres closely to a framework agreed on in Lausanne last April, while resolving a number of tricky issues, any one of which could have scuppered the enterprise.
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Cell Adhesion Noise relies on an effect that appears when a cell adheres to a surface: in the tiny (think nanometers) gap between cell and substrate, predictable electrical properties arise that can be detected by Venneos's custom chip.
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Inhofe also co-sponsored two amendments to delay an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule limiting the acceptable amount of surface level ozone and another to "ensure EPA adheres to existing regulatory standards" as laid out in the law.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain wants to see accountability for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Saudi Arabia should investigate the death thoroughly and in a way that adheres to international laws, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.
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As such, it is everything the English football fan wants from a defensive midfielder: a brazen, honest show of rule breaking, which adheres to an alternative code of fairness in that it is so obviously and blatantly unfair.
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The brewpub itself adheres to the plywood-on-a-pole aesthetic; ivory-colored and unassuming, it could be mistaken for a package-liquor store on the West Texas plains, with a gravelly, tin-roof courtyard punctuating the shopworn vibe.
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Chrissy's specific, detailed instructions for the battering process—including pouring the batter into a tall drinking glass before dipping, which seems odd at first but works beautifully—are extremely helpful in ensuring the coating adheres to the hot dog.
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All content submitted to our app is reviewed to ensure that it adheres to our community guidelines, including our policies against racial profiling and prohibiting hate speech or other forms of prejudice before it goes live on the platform.
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"If you think of a plunger and how a plunger adheres to a surface… it creates a perfect seal with the surface, you find it very hard to lift the plunger off the surface," said managing director, Neil Fletcher.
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The primary architecture of the show, too, adheres to a simple, if effective formula: throw a group of beautiful, sex-drunk souls into a house, add endless amounts of liquor, stir, and wait for the drama to spill over.
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I have been richly rewarded by a life of hard work combined with a great deal of good luck, including that to have been born in a country that adheres to an ethos of upward mobility for determined strivers.
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The appeals panel that revived this particular case claims that it adheres to the medical policy of "informed consent," which is historically (allegedly) used to empower patients' rights to bodily autonomy through the provision of accurate and unbiased information.
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Admittedly, I was a bit disappointed that the individual wrappers would prevent me from plunging my hand into the bag and downing the contents in one sitting, but not everyone adheres to my open-minded definition of self-care.
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Helmed by the former team from Trash, another club in Rotterdam known for its house music, Popshop adheres to an old-fashioned recipe, with extravagant performers who do their best to transport the audience to another world through a laser show.
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When introducing the new language at an event in Seattle this morning, Amazon said that APL will feel familiar to anyone who's used to working with front-end development, as it adheres to universally understood styling practices and using similar syntax.
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But in a country that adheres to an austere brand of Wahhabi Sunni Islam, where gender segregation is mandatory and concerts and cinemas are banned, the plan's seemingly anodyne goals to empower women, promote sports and invest in entertainment are controversial.
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Further, there's some suggestion that those strands are conscious; in the final seconds of the scene, as Norman rests his head against the tank, a tendril of the stuff suddenly appears and adheres to the glass next to Norman's head.
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In its response to the lawsuit, NSO said that it "operates according to the law and adheres to a clear ethical policy that is meant to prevent misuse of its technology," according to a statement reported by the Jerusalem Post.
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Defined: The phrase "levies war against them, or adheres to their enemies" is a crucial point for the Russia scandal because it limits a treason prosecution to a wartime crime, which law professor Carlson F.W. Larson describes in The Washington Post.
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But developing a leisure sector is fraught with difficulties in the Islamic kingdom, which adheres to a strict social code where women are required to wear loose-fitting robes, cinemas and alcohol are banned and public spaces are gender-segregated.
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The Shanghai branch of BoC "strictly adheres to the management requirements of the regulators" and "foreign exchange sales are being processed normally (for clients) with real trade background and reasonable demand," it said in a statement emailed to Reuters on Monday.
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The National Panhellenic Conference, which adheres to rather antiquated gender norms, forbids sororities from holding parties where alcohol is served, which means that, at many schools, the most accessible parties for freshmen take place on fraternity terms, and on fraternity turf.
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A Senate source said the legislation adheres to "principles" outlined by the Trump administration during the drafting process that the authorization not sunset, that it not be geographically constrained and that it be enacted before the existing war authorizations are repealed.
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The movie adheres to that template, delivering the usual scoundrels (Finn Wittrock as a lover), courtiers (Jessie Buckley as a minder) and facile psychology, sometimes with a #MeToo spin, most overtly in the scene of Mayer touching the young Judy's chest.
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Much like the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division—which is linked to five murders—The Base adheres to neo-Nazi accelerationism, which intends to hasten the collapse of Western society in order to create an all-white society in its wake.
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Although most states have already been working on such laws, the unified position would implement a nationwide standard - but could also lead to a widening rift between the church and the government in a country that adheres to a secular constitution.
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Moving down to 33A, "Like ambitious scientists?" we find an entry that adheres to the second rule of emphasis, but instead of adding a letter, we have to do a nano-anagram of "noble" to NOBEL, as in NOBEL MINDED.
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To survive in President Trump's White House, Mr. Heer argues, Mr. Scaramucci can betray as many colleagues as he'd like on his way up the ladder as long as he adheres to one rule: Don't get more press than the boss.
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Microsoft recently hired former US Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate whether the startup adheres to Microsoft&aposs ethical principles for facial recognition after NBC reported AnyVision&aposs technology is also secretly used to monitor Palestinian residents in the West Bank.
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"CBP strictly adheres to our national standards in regard to the conditions, including temperature control, at our temporary holding facilities," said a spokesman for Customs and Border Protection, adding that the agency had appointed a juvenile coordinator to monitor conditions.
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So in America, when little girls fantasize about being princesses, they tend to fantasize about taking on the role of a Princess Diana or a Princess Kate, which by default adheres to a very strict, very passive, very white feminine ideal.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's Halkbank said on Thursday its executive Mehmet Hakan Atilla has the right to appeal against a U.S. court verdict finding him guilty of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions and said it always adheres to national and international regulations.
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Evacuating ISIS militants from the border "in air-conditioned cars to their countries is permissible because Lebanon adheres to the philosophy of a state that does not exact revenge," he told a local radio station, according to the Daily Star, a Lebanese newspaper.
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France would support any peace effort "so long as this aligns with the approach that we have set out together, so long as this adheres to international law, specifically all resolutions of the Security Council," French U.N. Ambassador Nicolas de Riviere said.
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"The latest Byrds album adheres to most of the 'rules of the game' about country sound, and yet, sad to say, to this old fan of the Byrds, the album is a distinguished bore," Robert Shelton wrote in his New York Times review.
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She kept emphasizing the importance of stare decisis, the principle that the Court, in order to promote stability and the rule of law, generally adheres to its own past decisions, even—or especially—in cases in which it might rule differently today.
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After bouts with disordered eating, Rippon, 220, now adheres to a healthier, high-protein diet, rich in fruits and vegetables, and a grueling gym workout to give him the stability and strength he needs to spin, jump and twirl in the air.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Occasional national news pages notwithstanding, The New York Times adheres to strict standards when it comes to profanity, and so I will admit that I broke into a mild sweat when I read David Steinberg's notes for his puzzle.
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But some liberal Chinese analysts said the four-page supplement, paid for by China Daily, an English language newspaper that adheres closely to the dictates of the Communist Party, showed a lack of judgment, and left China exposed to the president's criticism.
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But based on news reports, he said, Dr. He appeared to have "blatantly violated China's relevant laws and regulations" and broken "the bottom line of morality and ethics that the academic community adheres to," the state broadcaster China Central Television reported on Thursday.
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Michigan State's Title IX office, which investigates accusations of sexual harassment and violence and adheres to a significantly looser standard of evidence than in criminal cases, examines the texts and interviews friends and a nursing supervisor who oversaw the exam of the woman.
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The other, "Identity: The Evil Genius of Christianity," by the lawyer and blogger Erwan Le Morhedec, adheres to a more tolerant Christian-Democrat line and warns Catholics against the temptation of finding solace in extremism and an aggressive assertion of national identity.
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Using sober and measured language, Rouhani added that Iran's "intent is to ensure that the United States of America abides by laws and stops bullying, stops pressuring, maintains commitments... [and] adheres to the United Nations Security Council resolution" that oversees the nuclear deal.
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Its score, by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, adheres without fault to all the musical theater rules, including the one that suggests pounding your hit number ("Journey to the Past," from the movie) for all it's worth at the first-act curtain.
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Glitter Primer ($3), NYX Professional Makeup Glitter Primer ($6.50), Anastasia Beverly Hills Glitter Adhesive ($18), and Lit Cosmetics Daily Wear Glitter Base ($23) — and ranked them based on how well glitter adheres to them and how well the primers prevent glitter fallout.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Turkey's Halkbank said on Thursday its executive Mehmet Hakan Atilla has the right to appeal against a U.S. court verdict finding him guilty of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions and said it always adheres to national and international regulations.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner on Monday called on state lawmakers to pass a full-year fiscal 2019 budget that adheres to a revenue estimate and not a partial spending plan meant only to get the state past the November election.
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Directed by Gary Hustwit, whose movies explore architecture and design ("Helvetica," from 2007, about the popular typeface, is among the best known), this film adheres to Rams's aesthetics by being brisk, matter of fact, well lighted and composed of clean lines, metaphorically speaking.
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She also pointed out that what tends to get the most attention on social media still largely adheres to a ''cis-het white male gaze,'' meaning that the images that tend to trend are still ones that fit into traditional beauty standards.
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Something creaky and possibly icky adheres to its story of the romance between Sarah, a ferocious young deaf woman who defends the dignity of sign language, and James, the glib speech therapist who tries to bulldoze her into lip-reading and spoken English.
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"What they want to do is eventually create a Syrian Taliban, something that is seen as legitimate because it has deep roots in Syrian society, but at the same time adheres to the jihadist principles and framework and governance of al Qaeda," Joscelyn said.
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S. Army Assures Public That Robot Tank System Adheres to AI Murder PolicyLast month, the U.S. Army put out a call to private companies for ideas about how to improve its…Read more ReadJust how close is the Corridor video to the real thing?
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The prosecutors are said to be looking to decide if they should seek a guilty plea to criminal charges from Volkswagen or if the DoJ will set up a "deferred prosecution agreement" where charges could be dismissed if the company adheres to settlement terms.
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We must build a new political movement in our society, a political movement that adheres to the Constitution, looks to the people for legitimacy in all that we do as a nation, and rebuilds an enlightened political culture committed to liberty and preserving our republic.
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Her advice includes the CDC recommendation to get a flu shot, but she also adheres to low-tech techniques of contagious disease prevention: "good hand-washing techniques, teaching kids not to share their germs, staying home when you're sick and disinfecting common surfaces," she said.
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As wrestling blogger Thomas Holzerman perceptively pointed out in the wake of the promo, the weirdest, wildest stuff from the supposedly kayfabe breaking Kenny Omega or fever dream promotion DDT Pro at least owes fidelity to a shared wrestling reality, which everyone adheres to.
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He backed Mr. Trump last year, despite concerns about Mr. Trump's bombastic disregard for social norms to which Mr. Sessions himself adheres, because he saw Mr. Trump as a fellow believer who, for all his flaws, had the actual ability to achieve those ends.
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Everything about the shakes is ridiculous: the store-bought taste of the frosting that adheres the candy to the glass; the dry, cloying brownies in the Brooklyn Blackout; the mounds of blue and pink spun sugar and the giant lollipops protruding from the Cotton Candy.
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Cancer researcher David Harper, a professor at the University of the Fraser Valley in Canada (who adheres to the restrictive high-fat ketogenic eating plan) also often starts the day with a high-fat yogurt topped with a few berries and some roasted nuts.
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" In a statement, a TikTok spokesperson said: "TikTok US is localized, adheres to US laws, and stores all US user data in the US. Our content and moderation policies are led by our US-based team and are not influenced by any foreign government.
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But many Americans are old, white, uncool, and perhaps even retrograde in their cultural and racial views — they want a party to represent them more than they want a party that adheres rigorously to the dogma of capital gains tax cuts and entitlement reform.
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But if you're trying to eliminate a more deep-seated odor like cigarette smoke, grilled meat (this one is truly tragic,) or suppressed pollen that adheres to the fibers of your fabric, you should probably brace yourself for the long mode, which takes around seven hours.
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When we decide to publish a Money Diary, it goes through an editing process where it is formatted and edited for concision, clarity, and grammar, and to see if it adheres to Refinery29's editorial standards (how people talk about food and body image, for example).
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A24's upcoming horror film It Comes At Night recently released a fantastic trailer that adheres to this basic structure almost perfectly: a steady buildup followed by rapid plot expansion, followed by a few final seconds of sheer chaos, all beneath a strategically placed repetitive sound.
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The House appropriations defense subcommittee and House armed services committee are both marking up defense bills this week that adheres to the budget framework's $621.5 billion base defense topline and $75 billion war budget, for a total increase of $28.5 billion more than the Trump administration request.
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"BBC Thai was established to bring impartial independent and accurate news to a country where the media faces restrictions and we are confident that this article adheres to the BBC's editorial principles," the spokesperson said in response to a Reuters request for a comment on the verdict.
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An EU spokesperson in Brussels said the EU was cooperating with Beijing on the initiative, but added that this was "on the basis of China fulfilling its declared aim of making it an open platform which adheres to market rules, EU and international requirements and standards".
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As a part of its updated Echo Dot for kids experience, Amazon said it worked with the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) and various industry groups to rebuild FreeTime on Alexa so that it adheres U.S. children's privacy law, COPPA (the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act).
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The 2018 launch of the Kinder Joy is the first time that the brand's parent company, Ferrero, is bringing it to the U.S. The Kinder Joy packaging format that keeps the toy separate from the food ensures that it adheres to both FDA and CPSC standards.
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It's a tempered approach that combines two schools of thought—that technology could free women from the gendered expectations we've come to expect in the workforce, but that it could also, given that it often adheres to those expectations by both purpose and design, reinforce them.
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On the level of adaptation, Ms. Neuwirth's mostly wordless "Lost Highway Suite" adheres more closely to the source material than her original stage piece, as the vocal writing in the opera stands defiantly apart from the frequently hushed and affectless performances Mr. Lynch drew from his actors.
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The band's evildoing ways attract the attention of the Black Panther and an international lawman in the person of a friendly C.I.A. agent (the customarily cuddly Martin Freeman), whose good-guy status is just one reminder that "Black Panther" adheres to at least some dubious Hollywood conventions.
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Modern Orthodox Judaism — a loosely defined sect that adheres to the strictures of Jewish Scripture, while engaging with the broader world, intellectually and economically — has always been something of a paradox: It embraces modernity and, at the same time, lives by the dictums of an ancient system.
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With absurdist satire, of course: An Israeli soldier is confronted with a knife-wielding Palestinian attacker, but before he can shoot in self-defense, a military lawyer — tape measure in hand — intercedes to make sure he adheres to rules of engagement that Jewish Power considers too restrictive.
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China's vice minister of science and technology, Xu Nanping, said He was still under investigation, but news reports had made it seem like he violated laws and broke "the bottom line of morality and ethics that the academic community adheres to," The New York Times reported.
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" They added: "We have endured eight years of great suffering, private nightmare, public defamation, and state vilification arising solely," they said, from Sergeant McCabe's determination to ensure that the police agency "adheres to decent and appropriate standards of policing in its dealings with the Irish people.
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The OnePlus backpack carries them all with ease and, importantly, it adheres to the curvature of my back no matter how I load it up — many other bags would dig into the back of my waist if I only have something heavy like a camera in the bottom.
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"Unlike the Clean Power Plan, ACE [the Affordable Clean Energy rule] adheres to the Clean Air Act and gives states the regulatory certainty they need to continue to reduce emissions and provide a dependable, diverse supply of electricity that all Americans can afford," Wheeler said at the press conference.
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If that change in law alters Justice Roberts's view, and Mr. Trump's nominee adheres to the president's stated animosity toward our health care system, the next Supreme Court justice could wipe out the entire law and its protections for as many as 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Demographically, the show — which fills the museum's fifth and sixth floors, spreads down to the third, into the lobby, and out to the street — adheres to what seems to have become a new Whitney norm: namely, a view of American art far more inclusive than it once was.
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In a speech on the Senate floor before Tuesday's vote, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said Riyadh's support for Wahhabism, a strict Muslim sect that adheres closely to the Quran, was responsible for much of the radicalization of Muslim youths in the Middle East.
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The HEI score is calculated based on how closely the diet adheres to the U.S. 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, with points for consumption of healthy foods such as whole fruits, total vegetables, protein foods, and deductions for high levels of sodium or saturated fat, for example.
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BASS: I think it's really important to understand that, you know, most of the institutional community in the U.S. adheres to U.S. law and when – whether it's the Treasury, whether it's the BIS at Commerce or whether it's the State Department sanctioning entities that are foreign entities, those are divested.
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"This acquisition adheres to our proven strategy of pursuing core shale gas acreage, leveraging our industry-leading technical shale team to deliver best-in-class well results and capturing a greater share of the value chain through our premier midstream services business," Rice Energy CEO Daniel Rice said in a statement.
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"As long as US oil production growth remains modest, and OPEC adheres to announced production cuts, the re-balancing of global oil market could be pulled forward into the first half of 2017," Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, said in a note after the OPEC announcement.
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Much of the student body adheres to an elaborate — and, to some outsiders, peculiar — set of traditions that grew out of that era, with students calling out memorized "yells" during football games and taking off their caps before entering a student union dedicated to former students who died in military service.
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For instance, he said, if a utility adheres to the plan it submits to the state, like saying it will trim 80 percent of trees around power lines, its shareholders would not be liable for damage from a wildfire, even if it were caused by other trees that went unpruned.
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"The return of Daesh militants in air-conditioned cars to their countries is permissible because Lebanon adheres to the philosophy of a state that does not exact revenge," he said in a radio interview, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State, according to the Lebanese newspaper The Daily Star.
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" Jeff Weaver, a senior Sanders strategist who served as campaign manager in 2016, said that while the Democratic Party has seen "a great transformation" in Sanders's own image, "a small sliver of the party that adheres to failed neo-liberal policies will fight very hard to stop Bernie Sanders and this grassroots movement.
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The House Natural Resources Committee is expected to release a draft bill sometime next week, but a summary of the legislation first published by The Wall Street Journal reveals a bill that adheres to Republicans' preferred solutions for the $70 billion in debt Puerto Rican government officials say they can't pay off.
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The chef and co-owner Kristian Baumann (formerly of both Noma and Relae) adheres to the foraging-pickling-fermenting culinary philosophy, serving blue mussels with salted gooseberries and roasted yeast oil, peas with a dollop of caviar encircled by edible petals, and an astoundingly beautiful bouquet of zucchini flowers and summer greens.
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But after nearly nine months, with her eyes now wide open to the downsides of her revolutionary reputation and social media fame, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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Mr. Soros's humanitarianism and universalism represent an expression of post-Holocaust Jewish identity that is anathema to the hard-line nationalism of Mr. Netanyahu's governing coalition, which adheres to the classic Zionist mission that sought to end anti-Semitism and diaspora existence by gathering all Jews in the historic land of Israel.
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There are, however, two new instances where such a certificate is not required: for commercial-like operations over your own land, and for commercial flights with very small drones (under 2 kilograms) provided that the pilot notifies CASA at least five business days beforehand, and adheres to all the existing rules for recreational drone use.
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Many conservatives want to adopt a budget that adheres to lower spending levels than last year's budget deal brokered by former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio).
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Ultimately, in April 85033, the Supreme Court sided with us and declined to hear HUD's appeal, ending the litigation and upholding the Federal Circuit's ruling that HUD should use competitive contracts to administer the Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance Program and use the traditional procurement process to which every other federal agency adheres.
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China needs to be prepared to take serious, credible steps to ensure that Pyongyang in fact adheres to a freeze in its nuclear and ballistic missile tests, and North Korea needs to understand that the deal is off if they come close to a test, not just if they actually follow through with one.
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In this space, light will follow the path that adheres to the "principle of least action"—that is, the path that minimizes the amount of time required to go from A to B. The principle explains why light bends when it moves from one material to another—the bent path is the one that minimizes the time taken.
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ZTE said in the filing, "[as] of now, the company maintains sufficient cash and strictly adheres to its commercial obligations subject to compliance with laws and regulations," which essentially means that it will be using banked money to operate on life support and fulfill any previous contractual duties while the company figures out what to do next.
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Instagram Gets the Redesign We&aposve Been Waiting ForInstagram has long held onto its camera icon, which adheres to the skeuomorphism that was so…Read more ReadThough we tend to focus intensely on the new features of the apps and mobile operating systems we use every day, the underlying design ideas have also seen some big changes.
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We know not just that Barr is a Trump supporter but that she's one who readily and easily adheres to over-the-top right-wing conspiracy-mongering; who considers going on the Fox News program Hannity, which has become a sort of clearinghouse for those very conspiracies; who mocks Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivors on Twitter.
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On Monday night, hours before the House Budget Committee unveiled a $3.9 trillion budget for 2017, members of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus issued a statement saying they would oppose the plan because it adheres to an agreement reached last fall between Congressional Republican leaders and President Obama that includes modest increases in federal spending.
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In general, the former vice president and longtime senator adheres to the traditional center-left worldview espoused by most establishment Democrats, which emphasizes America's role as a champion of democracy and human rights around the world, places high value on maintaining alliances, and sees American military power on balance as a force for good in the world.
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The climatic scene of a black-tie dinner gala at the museum — in which a performer acting as a wild ape (a creature who adheres to very different social mores) harasses the guests until they turn on him to beat him to pieces — especially demonstrates how "realness" is often no better option that the agreed-upon script.
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