"We don't adopt their views, we don't adopt their policies," he said.
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Determined to adopt the dog, Gerth convinced a friend to adopt Sterling for him.
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The public can name and adopt a penguin of their own by visiting: www.sanccob.co.za/adopt.
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PERINO: -- make it easier for people that want to adopt to be able to adopt children.
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If the financial giants don't adopt a more sympathetic approach, their customers will adopt startups like LendUp.
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This means that Congress should adopt legislation on DACA before it tries to adopt a tax reform bill.
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Through their "Adopt the Planet" campaign, anyone can virtually adopt a piece of Earth as seen from space.
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"For the average woman, seeing other people adopt a trend gives her the confidence to adopt it herself," says Godfrey.
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" Instead, "they seek the opportunity to adopt a child based on the same criteria applied to every other family seeking to adopt in Michigan.
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They are hoping to be able to adopt within the next year after being certified to adopt both through foster care and private infant adoption.
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T-Mobile has also announced readiness to adopt the FCC's demands for carriers to adopt stronger call authentication systems, a framework it calls SHAKEN/STIR.
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It was the first state to adopt ranked-choice voting for congressional elections, and it will now be the first to adopt it for presidential elections.
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Richard: If we can get every business in the world to adopt a global problem, get slightly smaller businesses to adopt a national problem, get smaller businesses still to adopt local problems, then we can get on top of pretty well every problem in the world.
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"Employers are the ones who can actually move the fastest to adopt innovation, to adopt change, and they've got the best incentive to do that," said Batniji.
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Thanks to the real estate agent, potential pet parents looking for a furry friend won't have to pay $85 to adopt a dog or $65 to adopt a cat.
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The telecom industry's drive to adopt the SHAKEN/STIR protocol comes after Federal Communications Commission Ajit Pai threatened regulation for companies failing to adopt anti-robocall tech in 2019.
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"I used to always tell my husband, 'There's a kid at school and if I could adopt, I would adopt a kid just like him,' " Jodi Kacz told KGW8.
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His plan to delay the tax hike and adopt new fiscal stimulus measures has fanned speculation the Bank of Japan could adopt further monetary easing as early as this month.
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We have waiting periods for families to adopt children, often by years, but certainly long waiting periods of couples who'd love to adopt, but the child is simply not available.
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Which begs the question: If encouraging women to adopt a competitive mindset can make them lie more, will encouraging men to adopt an empathetic mindset lead them to lie less?
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"We are going to be looking at corruption in sport and bringing forward new codes of practice that we will adopt in this country, we hope others will adopt," he said.
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Previously, a same-sex partner in a civil union was allowed to adopt the biological child of his or her partner, but a legally recognized couple was not allowed to adopt.
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And of course it's also inconsistent to think that the U.S. shouldn't adopt commonsense policies that other nations – even those admirable Nordic countries like Finland – are moving to adopt right away.
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While many of these strategies work for people across income levels, as you can imagine, the less money you have, the harder some of these tips are to adopt, or adopt regularly.
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And of all of these children coming to the border every day, I bet we could find a lot of American families who would be willing to adopt them, legally adopt them, Chuck.
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Adopt a company-wide gender-neutral pronoun Require that everyone adopt a gender-neutral pronoun such as "they, them, and theirs" when it comes to interacting and corresponding with others in the organization.
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If someone is advocating policies for gay men to adopt, or for others to adopt toward gay men, what matters, surely, isn't whether the person is gay but whether the policies are sensible.
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According to the release that announced her award, Chaverria also led the "Adopt-A-Child" community service project where high school students adopt elementary school students in need and buy them holiday gifts.
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The full economic benefits of RTP will not occur unless the majority of firms adopt it, and those remaining firms will remain hesitant to adopt until the Fed implements their own public option.
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CNN: How does someone "adopt" an elder in your program?
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A portion of the proceeds will benefit Adopt the Arts.
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Hawaii was first to adopt the higher age limit statewide.
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Down the line, he said he hopes to adopt Damien.
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So why has Jared chosen to adopt this particular hairstyle?
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Dudley said regulators could help more banks adopt that approach.
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If you're looking to adopt, today might be the day!
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Adopt that kid, and tell her who you really are.
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That may prompt larger males to adopt more combative tactics.
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Airlines have a financial incentive to adopt the technology quickly.
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The government plans to adopt the decrees on Sept. 22.
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When Tammy died, the author vowed to adopt more pets.
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The company is hoping the industry will adopt its standard.
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Is it too late to have the Smiths adopt me?
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Facebook would be wise to adopt either of these options.
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We can all adopt the #bettertogether ethos right this minute.
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The Company does not plan to adopt new standards early.
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Save a life and adopt one of these little critters!
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At that time, the comedian had promised to adopt again.
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To learn how to adopt the cute pup, click here.
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What better time is there to adopt a mantra, anyway?
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You can apply to adopt Rusty on the RACC website.
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Most of the popular advice books adopt a psychological lens.
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To apply to foster or adopt her, visit its website.
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Some adopt a more submissive posture, avoiding contact with others.
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America might, for example, adopt a system of proportional representation.
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They join gyms, swear off alcohol and adopt detox diets.
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Huawei smartphones will also adopt the ToF sensor, Kuo wrote.
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IF YOU CAN'T beat them, adopt their worst economic policies.
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"It's too easy to adopt an oppositional stand," he says.
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Expect apps focused on design and coding to adopt first.
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I want to see more people adopt it right now.
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Mark TenHaken and his wife Kelli couldn't wait to adopt.
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She named the dog Rubio, and decided to adopt him.
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" Turning to her husband, she said, "You could adopt her.
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Other than that, Osuna's attitude is one everyone should adopt.
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They have been trying to adopt since she moved in.
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We all need to adopt the philosophy of enlightened selfishness.
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By mid 2011, they decided to adopt four young children.
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Adopt a mindset of taking more responsibility in your life.
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Did they just adopt the personalities of their previous owners?
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Want to adopt a stretch of road in your town?
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The European legislature was due to adopt it on Wednesday.
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And if not, he says he'll adopt her, io9 reports.
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Somehow, the TSA has not rushed to adopt that proposal.
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The BLM must adopt their natural gas waste rule now.
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The government is widely expected to adopt the commission's proposals.
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PAWS hopes to encourage Filipinos to adopt, rather than buy.
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The investigations led the commission to adopt the new guidelines.
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That makes YugaByte the first to adopt a Polyform license.
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There is no need to adopt different and radical measures.
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The House should move expeditiously to adopt this bipartisan rule.
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They toured my office; they heard our dreams to adopt.
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The private sector must adopt and embrace the new technology.
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Mesh router companies won't be required to adopt EasyMesh, either.
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They all hoped Russia would adopt a useful international role.
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By early spring, the House and Senate adopt a budget.
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The problem has grown as other teams adopt Sky's methods.
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Persuading the team to adopt their theories proves a challenge.
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Why would you encourage others to adopt from a shelter?
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Instead, the agency has encouraged people to adopt wild horses.
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Chinese companies not only adopt robots, they also manufacture them.
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However, Bolsonaro has pledged to take adopt a different approach.
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If it doesn't feel local, then people won't adopt it.
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Why would we want our robots to adopt our foibles?
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Other D1 conferences may adopt the rule in the future.
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Why wouldn't you want to adopt these climate change policies?
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Those who revolt often adopt the tactics of their enemies.
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And your supporters adopt "socialism" as a positive descriptor too.
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In the future, Walmart may also adopt some of Jet.
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We're seeing immense appetite from carriers to adopt the technology.
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Some of us may never adopt this way of living.
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How many states will ultimately adopt proposals along these lines?
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"He's seeking confrontation to adopt and impose control," Sotero said.
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One Facebook group has started an "adopt a pothole" page.
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Hating you was the natural position for me to adopt.
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States that don't have automatic voter registration should adopt it.
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The big question is whether Congress would adopt the plan.
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Maybe you'll adopt our pick for the best budgeting app.
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That's why I have decided to adopt these hard measures.
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"Which of these unattractive rules should we adopt?" he asked.
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Fans of the club eventually voted to adopt the RedHawks.
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Fauci said he doubts the U.S. would adopt similar methods.
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Should they decide to adopt, hotel staff helps manage logistics.
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You are forced to adopt and adapt to new routines
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When you're inflationary, everyone makes money so people will adopt.
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Other proposals include paying people $1,000 to adopt a horse.
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Her comments strongly urged the department to adopt the definitions.
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Two, adopt the Qatar proposal to better scrutinize "terror financing".
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Shareholders are increasingly urging power companies to adopt renewable energy.
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Third, few states would adopt the California DOJ regulations verbatim.
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What if someone wants to adopt them to eat them?
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One approach is to adopt a barbell strategy towards risk.
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Shellenberger expects most lenders adopt the new model next year.
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That doesn't mean we need to adopt socialism or communism.
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The Senate and House should adopt legislation introduced by Sens.
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Another vote would be required to formally adopt new rules.
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"It's not illegal to adopt an alias," Mr. Briere said.
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We didn't consciously adopt those values from the contemporary workplace.
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To compete, Microsoft has had to adopt a faster pace.
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For now, savvy politicians can adopt both positions at once.
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And you don't have to be wealthy to adopt children.
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This would also encourage other countries to adopt a tax.
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And I encourage governments everywhere else to adopt similar processes.
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However, since then, Kaine has evolved to adopt Clinton's platform.
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We're going to adopt Luddite ideals on purpose, or whatever.
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Labor says it expects to adopt all the commission's recommendations.
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"If [Trump] opts out of the Paris agreement, we will adopt it here, and I will get 80 other cities to adopt it too," Eric Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles, said in a tweet.
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Persuading these constituents to adopt VR/AR will be a challenge.
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Why did you chose to adopt instead of buy a dog?
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California could simply adopt its own individual mandate as Obamacare does.
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Already, she's helped other disabled people adopt her riding set-up.
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"I am going to adopt my kids," she tells me, smiling.
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We also need to adopt an ethic of compassion and care.
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I notice that he's starting to adopt a more dominant posture.
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So why should you immediately adopt their view of the world?
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I'd adopt if I was in the right place for sure.
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We're trying to solve problems; we're not trying to adopt products.
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But on the whole, there's widespread reluctance to adopt meaningful change.
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We're excited and thinking hard about how to adopt to it.
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Take the Warriors, and adopt them as your team this March.
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We didn't set out to adopt a dog with behavior problems.
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There's women that adopt because suddenly something happens in the family.
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Her office has been inundated with offers to adopt the baby.
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Getting media fact-checkers to adopt their preferred framing — tax increases!
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Hundreds of people are waiting to adopt children 5 and younger.
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"We would like to see other countries adopt what we've done."
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"Our conversation suddenly shifted to: 'We should adopt her," Joshi added.
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If Rocky does retire, Brown will adopt him, according to ABC.
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They decided right then and there to try to adopt her.
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Randall had told Beth that he wanted to adopt a baby.
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So if you are obsessed with bernedoodles, you can adopt one.
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Consumers will adopt voice computing even if such issues remain unresolved.
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Greece, Dr Xanthopoulos laments, has been slow to adopt such software.
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Yet the measures the signatories vowed to adopt were comparatively modest.
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Instead of "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish," we now have "Adopt, Extend, Profit."
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Sofia is yet to adopt legal changes to ensure his accountability.
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Others appear to adopt fertility benefits in response to harassment scandals.
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Let's settle this now and adopt a ban on face surveillance.
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" In this book, you struggle to adopt the identity of "mother.
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Facebook's future rests on convincing the developing world to adopt Stories.
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Faced with these realities, governments have started to adopt gender budgeting.
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This isn't to say we should adopt a technologically deterministic view.
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He told GQ that he hopes to someday adopt another monkey.
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But after reading about Tonya, several people offered to adopt her.
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Hating Bruno would be like hating ourselves, so please adopt Bruno.
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There is no chance Japan will adopt cut-throat capitalism overnight.
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This federal bill is a model for state legislatures to adopt.
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"We knew we wanted to adopt a dog," Hargreaves tells PeopleTV.
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It also comes as more states adopt restrictions on abortion procedures.
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First things first: Know what age range you're hoping to adopt.
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That's not to say that the systems adopt a conscious bias.
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In exchange, Rossello said Puerto Rico would adopt at-will employment.
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"I'm ultra-serious" that's a lame style to adopt on purpose.
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His support is part of Farm Sanctuary's Adopt a Turkey Project.
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Canada's House of Commons on Tuesday passed legislation to adopt CETA.
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As an advertising company, Facebook cannot easily adopt such an approach.
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The least the league could do is adopt that same policy.
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And some time later, I filed a petition to adopt Mercy.
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Nonetheless, all firms need to adopt a formal approach toward cybersecurity.
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"You don't see color or religion when you adopt," McDougald said.
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In 2014 the European Parliament urged EU members to adopt it.
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When I now visit London, I adopt new lines of inquiry.
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After all, its sponsor has yet to adopt it at home.
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They will have to adopt two new watchwords—nimbleness and openness.
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Unlike the mainland China, Hong Kong did not adopt authoritarian governance.
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Accenture helps large companies write new software and adopt new technology.
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The industry has urged the EU to adopt one-sided reporting.
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Victorian liberals were more reluctant to let banks adopt limited liability.
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You can say no, but I want you to adopt me.
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Teachers aren't waiting for their school board to adopt a platform.
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" "This is just one more reason to ADOPT and not SHOP!
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And it's that notion gadget companies would be wise to adopt.
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Samsung said last month it would not adopt such a structure.
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Apple is rumored to adopt similar technology on the iPhone 8.
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It's a lesson this current Congress would do well to adopt.
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He asks graduates to adopt an "attitude" of optimism and involvement.
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Only 26% of respondents wanted to adopt the Silver Fern standard.
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Ministers next week are expected to adopt it with no changes.
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Perhaps I need to adopt a more objective point of view.
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But Gates didn't adopt the "go big or go home" mentality.
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It may be the hardest one for central bankers to adopt.
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MRC's Des Freedman hopes Facebook will one day adopt Google's approach.
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To date, Ivanka has struggled to adopt to that changed dynamic.
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New York is one of the last places to adopt it.
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Consumers are quick to adopt new trends and are digital sophisticates.
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Unlike other analogue masters, he hasn't hesitated to adopt digital innovations.
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United States government officials to adopt policies that often reflect the
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The couple, from Westfield, N.J., had come to adopt a baby.
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There's still time to adopt a more consistent and appealing message.
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Unfortunately, there's no indication that Apple will adopt RCS for iMessage.
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Here, people have to wait until December 27 to adopt animals.
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Need another compelling reason to adopt a few of these cuties?
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Will other charities adopt digital tools to offer donors greater choice?
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Skycure helps enterprises secure employee mobile devices when they adopt BYOD.
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It's a workable plan the rest of the industry can adopt.
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Utah could become the eighth state to adopt an independent commission.
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His opponents, meanwhile, have rushed to adopt his anger-filled message.
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I want to see if I can adopt a new posture.
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One approach might be to adopt a variant of then-Sen.
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I would move if I wanted to get married or adopt.
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Older women, however, might have to adopt a more proactive approach.
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That could make it much easier to adopt elsewhere, he said.
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And we found carriers actually extremely willing to adopt the technology.
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Will Freddie Mac and others adopt this expanded criteria as well?
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To be modern meant to adopt Western values, attitudes and institutions.
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Even if your own team is playing, you can adopt another.
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Europe's largest festivals are unlikely to adopt the 50 percent target.
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It's why the board agreed to adopt Covington's recommendations in full.
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It's a solution that nudges people to adopt the ideal solution.
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It is crucial that the Democrats adopt a strategic battle formation.
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Researchers who want to fight aging generally adopt two different approaches.
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Will sharing custody with the tribe allow them to adopt her?
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Domestic ideologues adopt the manipulative distribution tactics used by foreign propagandists.
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But there are some measures that states could adopt right now.
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Here's your homework for the week: Adopt five new voice commands.
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Investors need to consider which approach they are going to adopt.
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There is mounting pressure on manufacturers to adopt better security practices.
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The ITE's new guidelines recommend that cities adopt Järlström's new methodology.
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Of course, there is no need to adopt just one approach.
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He was the one that had to adopt all the techniques.
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Other countries have gone on to adopt the masks as well.
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Typically, states adopt ULC recommendations, though it could take some time.
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It can be difficult to adopt the wisdom of other cultures.
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Once we settled in, we began looking to adopt a dog.
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They're being asked to adopt behaviors that are not their own.
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We marched because my partner still had to adopt our daughter.
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"If nobody claims it I will absolutely adopt it!" wrote another.
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The actors tend to adopt one tone and stick with it.
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" Public Citizen urged the department to adopt a rule with "teeth.
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Her family decided to adopt a healthier diet to support him.
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However, no commitment to formally adopt the CRS has been made.
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Works that both defy and create genre, they adopt peculiar forms.
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But efforts to adopt anti-corruption reforms sputtered amid political pressure.
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It's time to promote fairness and adopt right to counsel nationwide.
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Canadian journalists have debated whether or not to adopt this terminology.
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In each, the rulers attempted to adopt elements of Western modernity.
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It historically waits a little longer to adopt new cellular technologies.
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But they have not, so far, won the right to adopt.
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"Artists who do not adopt this ideology are marginalized," he said.
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"it is never too late to adopt these habits," Hu said.
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It is expected to adopt legislation on the topic next year.
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Trying to adopt their bohemian manners, she served the food casually.
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The Economist: Why has society been slow to adopt "green lights"?
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So I think that's really incumbent upon us to adopt that.
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Quizlet employees learned, however, that students globally adopt visual study aids.
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Congress should act promptly to adopt the FWS pilot project's maps.
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I ask Congress to move swiftly to adopt these important reforms.
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We'll encourage other countries to adopt their own price on carbon.
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Exxon's European rivals have already agreed to adopt similar emissions targets.
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Or should it adopt the crusading mantle of a redeemer nation?
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Many states are considering requiring facilities to adopt the NARR standards.
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Ireland's ban prompted dozens of other countries to adopt similar laws.
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Here are six habits of mentally strong people you should adopt:
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But getting firefighters to adopt new technology hasn't always been easy.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has called for the party to adopt.
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Could Ms. Alicea, the orphanage asked, adopt the Taushiro children herself?
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After the Mariana collapse, officials vowed to adopt rigorous safety protocols.
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Congress will ultimately decide whether to adopt Trump's budget into law.
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But without violating libertarian sensibilities, we could adopt even stricter measures.
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But what if two men are married and adopt a child?
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Will we adopt them without even giving them a second thought?
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"You have to adopt the persona of a fan," says Roberts.
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Bookout shared that she would "rather adopt a child," which McKinney said they can also do, and ideally, they'd adopt a child in the "4 to 6 range" in age within the next one to two years.
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Despite being required by law to adopt a budget by April 15 of each year, Congress has only met this deadline six times since 1977; in recent years, it has failed to adopt a budget at all.
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That prompted the US Conference of Catholic Bishops to adopt new policies, and they pledged to report priests accused of abuse to police, include lay experts in abuse investigations and adopt "safe environment" training in their dioceses.
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We adopt the European rules, first of all, clearly-, SS: Mm. Yes, of course-, PR: We adopt them in to our law, and then, over time, we shape the laws that suit the UK. That's the philosophy.
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But not, it seems, to their local council's adoption agency, Adopt Berkshire.
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Clinicians have also had to adopt new practices to make it possible.
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And she has to want kids, and has to want to adopt.
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Only adopt if you're prepared to take on 100% of the responsibility.
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Adopt the critique, common the structure, radicalize the space, lead the conversation.
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Jeff Sessions, to adopt at least some of Obama's practices going forward.
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You want me to describe why I decided to adopt the gators?
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"After a couple of days, we decided to adopt him," he said.
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We cannot expect that they will adopt a new technology very easily.
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Automotive suppliers QNX Software Systems and UIEvolution will also adopt the technology.
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You may adopt a new perspective through which to view the world.
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You would need to adopt at least two capybaras, but preferably more.
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Now he just wants the entire industry to adopt a similar standard.
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"AdoptTogether means that if you want to adopt, you can," Fortener said.
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Voting to adopt the order doesn't magically and instantly eliminate net neutrality.
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It is generally expected that the government will adopt the commission's proposals.
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Staff at the USDA have volunteered to adopt all 14 remaining cats.
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TRF: How do you get local people to adopt the new varieties?
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If children become important to me someday, surely I could just adopt?
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Yet we have this tendency to adopt the practices of the losers.
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"We encourage them to adopt a patient and responsible behavior," he said.
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On the following Sunday, Swedes rejected proposals to adopt the common currency.
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Now, Trump must choose whether to adopt those recommendations or modify them.
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Hopefully other services like iMessage will adopt a feature like this soon.
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In theory, at least, a state could even adopt a parliamentary system.
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However, Daniel thinks that other companies will eventually adopt a similar approach.
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But "we're not going to force anybody to adopt anything," he says.
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Below are four policies that states can adopt to save lives. 22019.
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Moreover, Ferrari was one of the first carmakers to adopt Apple CarPlay.
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More states should adopt the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion, experts said.
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"It lets states innovate and adopt creative solutions to local problems," Sen.
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One concession that he doesn't make is to adopt Waters' suggested moratorium.
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The shelter's phone was constantly ringing with people wanting to adopt Belarus.
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At my desk, the app decides to adopt the "In Public" setting.
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He wants people to wake up and adopt simpler, clutter-free lives.
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The only question, to my mind, was whether developers would adopt it.
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The N.C.A.A. and universities could easily adopt this model for student-athletes.
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If the miners don't adopt an upgrade to Bitcoin, it won't happen.
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It could mean organizers adopt community guidelines and create an evaluation process.
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So they're the jobs that these robotics are basically designed to adopt.
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Nor did I have the idea to adopt a Weather Channel theme.
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Adopt an attitude of being consistent and people will depend on you.
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Meanwhile, Poland's ombudsman has urged other cities to adopt declarations like Warsaw's.
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House Republicans have almost no margin for error to adopt tax reform.
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Mr. Singer has often urged Republicans to adopt a more inclusive tone.
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Now, a privacy group wants the U.S. government to adopt them too.
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" He added: "We do not adopt anything from ZHD's design and engineering.
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Why should conservatives who want to tax adopt the other side's approach?
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Zacharevic's SOS comes amid growing pressure on corporations to adopt sustainable practices.
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What is more, an unwed, heterosexual man can only adopt a boy.
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The PowerEgg may be the only one to adopt an ovoid shape.
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Trading volume remains thin as investors adopt a wait-and-watch approach.
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Murry adopt a young son, Charles Wallace (Deric McCabe), Meg is devastated.
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Some adopt the "jihadist" label only because they happen to be Muslim.
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Clooney returned to Camp Cocker in 2013 to adopt his dog Louie.
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Does Dad refuse to let us adopt his old Van Halen tee?
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It's an approach any entrepreneur starting from nothing can adopt — and should.
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"I feel so lucky that I got to adopt her," says Inaba.
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Faced with such dangers some bosses adopt a policy of radical transparency.
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So ditch the dad sneakers, and adopt a pair of grandpa loafers.
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Americans increasingly accept the right of gays to adopt children and marry.
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I had four teenagers when I decided to adopt a newborn baby.
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Basically, as you adopt the technology, it's married to our payment schemes.
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"Jeff, will you stand with us, and adopt this resolution?" she said.
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Pai's also demanding carriers adopt caller ID authentication standards to combat spoofing.
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For parents who want to adopt, I would say don't give up.
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The Olsens will likely no longer be able to adopt the child.
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Schumer appears to adopt a similar stance in his letter to Trump.
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Typically, private equity firms adopt a higher threshold of about 67 percent.
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Do you think Jude would adopt you if both your parents died?
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There may be a generation of teachers that doesn't adopt these things.
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Numerous countries pledged to adopt strategies for reducing sewage and plastic pollution.
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So, what must Congress consider and adopt in an E-Verify mandate?
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Randall goes and tells Beth that he wants to adopt a baby.
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The bill requires a university president to adopt and implement the law.
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If GM is smart, it'll adopt the Bolt's hardware in more vehicles.
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" She adds: "They wanted me to buy or adopt my own child.
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This paved the way for France to adopt a purely fiat currency.
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"One antidote is for you to intentionally adopt contrary behavior," says Miller.
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Adopt market-based policies to reduce conflicts over oil and gas development.
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As lawmakers, we care about the impact of the policies we adopt.
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The rodents are domesticated and customers have the chance to adopt one.
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The Los Angeles DSA has lobbied officials to adopt sanctuary city legislation.
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As more and more companies adopt GKE, their needs have obviously changed.
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Beinart suggests some policies the left could adopt to oppose Putin's regime.
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The company is planning to adopt the same strategy in other markets.
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New citizens are no longer obliged to adopt a Japanese-sounding name.
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It's huge news that three more states might adopt carbon pricing systems.
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Businesses are also struggling with how to adopt to the new market.
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Facebook has been a bit slow to adopt the voice computing revolution.
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In 2011, Australia became the first country to adopt plain packaging legislation.
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I tried to adopt the tone of an 18th-century romantic comedy.
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Nowhere does it require that we adopt the most environmentally protective alternative.
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We must continue to work hard, adopt new technology and think creatively.
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Many of its competitors have been slower to adopt tech-enabled bags.
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The bank has yet to adopt the changes mandated by the reform.
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After the election, Sanders seemed to adopt the illusion as an ethos.
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But really, Dr. Coppinger says, it is the dogs who adopt humans.
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Health-care systems will seek to adopt technologies that work at scale.
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But Japanese seldom adopt foreign practices without giving them a local twist.
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And, finally, no country anywhere is looking to adopt the American model.
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Working parents who do well often adopt a "divide and conquer" strategy.
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Apps like SuperBetter adopt aspects of traditional games, like powerups and quests.
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Why not adopt them now and see if your thinking seems clearer?
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Last month, Eli Lilly was the first company to adopt PhRMA's principles.
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Pocan, for one, says the "adopt-a-district" concept is just beginning.
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"Convenience and dollar stores are often the last to adopt," Lang said.
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Third parties must adopt privacy policies developed for the plan, he added.
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The House is expected to adopt the House GOP budget on Thursday.
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So why don't we adopt again what we did in 1996-2000?
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Employers were instructed to adopt the new withholding tables by Feb. 15.
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And the Democratic response should be to adopt some of those policies?
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Companies are all rushing to try to adopt the newest digital offerings.
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The US must adopt a national strategy for a post-oil future.
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According to Lynas, the big question is what attitude China will adopt.
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When you adopt a pet, they are usually microchipped at the shelter.
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Their innocence is so endearing … how could you not adopt a pet?!
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"The U.S. has an incredible opportunity to adopt electric bikes," Collins said.
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Clinton appeared less inclined to adopt Mr. Sanders's anti-Wall Street message.
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Courts could adopt sunset provisions that would give secrecy an expiration date.
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It seeks to persuade readers to adopt this speaker's point of view.
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Singles' Day has also seen Alibaba adopt technology on a wide scale.
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The state is one of nine to adopt strict voter ID laws.
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I had to go beyond "minimalist packing" and adopt a new strategy.
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The law gives gay couples the right to marry and adopt children.
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Hospitals are notorious for bureaucracy and are slow to adopt new technologies.
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" Another commenter echoed her sentiments: "That is what I was thinking, adopt.
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Audits can detect anomalies, but only if they adopt proven practices statewide.
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The real goal is to hopefully convince other politicians to adopt Parti.
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The challenge arises following the FCC's action to adopt net neutrality rules.
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Perhaps Jen's heart has healed enough for her to adopt another doggo?
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States can adopt both because the two approaches are not mutually exclusive.
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In 2011, the group voted to formally adopt the new business model.
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These states should move quickly to adopt this method of absentee voting.
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It could be beneficial to require companies to adopt flexible work policies.
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The coronavirus is prompting more companies to adopt automated customer service software.
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I had to adopt good values and I strongly believed in that.
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Florida doesn't have the authority to adopt daylight saving time year-round.
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Both sides have reasons to adopt Ronald Reagan's advice: "Trust, but verify."
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India is one of the first developing countries to adopt this method.
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For its long-term survival, Cape Town could adopt the Windhoek method.
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They are planning to adopt a dog and name it Sweet Tea.
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Then finally, one year ago, they decided to adopt each other officially.
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The far right set the tone, but the left shouldn't adopt it.
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Ask yourself these questions and think about these issues before you adopt.
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Over the next week, I'll adopt a lifestyle free of plastic packaging.
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Typically, the state develops some sample codes, and school districts adopt one.
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The workers are urging Amazon to adopt a much more ambitious effort.
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In other words, by not being the first to adopt the technology.
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But the resistance can't just adopt the symbols and language of revolutionaries.
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But some birds in warmer climates, like flamingos, also adopt the pose.
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This activism called on employers to adopt positions on specific societal issues.
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The General Assembly is due to formally adopt the resolution next month.
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Establish parameters for a "work-life integration" plan for employees to adopt.
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Evans: You didn't expect countries to adopt such draconian restrictions so quickly?
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Kim urged people to avoid mass gatherings and adopt "social distancing" measures.
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They must also adopt comprehensive security programs and reveal any security breaches.
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They can adopt Mr. Trump's call for yet another scorched-earth campaign.
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But my favorite is his advice to adopt a calming morning routine.
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Many countries are loath to adopt new rules that would constrain them.
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The inspector general recommended the agency adopt a single set of rules.
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A working group is discussing the possibility that Mediaset would adopt Joyn.
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Others adopt a guard-down posture that is openhearted and open-minded.
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Mindful of our immense responsibility, we decided to adopt an unusual approach.
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Nevada agreed to adopt the Medicaid expansion created by ObamaCare in 2014.
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That settlement required Uber to encrypt rider locations, adopt multi-factor authentication.
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I hovered on the periphery, hoping that the engineers would adopt me.
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Instead, it plans to make adopt the approach across its entire portfolio.
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When norms change, the highly educated tend to adopt them the fastest.
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The Trump administration is expected to adopt more a business-friendly approach.
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City officials say they are strongly encouraging others to adopt integration plans.
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City officials say they are strongly encouraging others to adopt integration plans.
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Under the settlement, YouTube must adopt the changes by early next year.
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Super savers, on the other hand, tend to adopt a scarcity mindset.
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Compatible apps, including the ones Apple makes, will adopt the same mode.
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Mr. McConnell and other Republicans want Democrats to adopt the Clinton format.
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Because we got married, I was able to legally adopt our daughter.
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It will adopt a new name that has not yet been announced.
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In 2010, Kentucky became the first state to adopt the Common Core.
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To gain access, China would be forced to adopt the bloc's rules.
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One of the most prominent brands to adopt s'mores is Dunkin' Donuts.
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The pizza in Argentina has evolved to adopt its own personal flair.
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McSally has had to adopt some more conservative and Trump-friendly rhetoric.
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To stop the hyper-partisanship, Congress must adopt less divisive ground rules.
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Currently, individual states adopt their own rules associated with E-Verify compliance.
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Another great reason for all of us to adopt a healthier diet.
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Three justices voted with the majority but did not adopt its reasoning.
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Instead of taking her to jail, he decided to adopt her baby.
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And so I started to adopt the concepts I learned from Sam.
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Over time, the trend has been to adopt more European-style names.
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Helping your son to understand and adopt YOUR values is your job.
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But Rico is still waiting for the right human to adopt him.
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We also are hopeful that every state will adopt the CARE Act.
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It's a fantastic approach, and I hope other automakers adopt the practice.
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Google has encouraged nonprofits to adopt Google's services as an alternative to .
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Specifically, we need to adopt a sound methodology for reliable fact-finding.
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Feel free to adopt it to emphasize and drive hope your point.
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The House voted not to adopt the 4% version of the bill.
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Often, officers themselves adopt the dogs they worked with in their departments.
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I urge every hospice center to adopt the nurse telephone triage system.
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Adopt a Scottish fold and name it after a Grey's Anatomy character.
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The Tesla Model S and Model X would adopt this new language.
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To gain preferred access, Norway is required to adopt many EU regulations.
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The committee called on social media companies to adopt a "zero tolerance approach to online extremism," and urged the UK government to adopt regulations that would compel the companies to swiftly remove extremist content and cooperate with investigations.
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Daniel Benjamin, former coordinator for counterterrorism at the State Department, said the US should reconsider its use of social media "messaging" to counter violent extremism and adopt -- or push its Mideast allies to adopt -- a more hands-on approach.
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The federal government is mulling ways to persuade farmers to adopt cover cropping.
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Instead, people tend to adopt the attitudes of the groups they cluster in.
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Any restaurant who wants to adopt our system can now easily do that.
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" Bookout, who herself hopes to adopt one day, advises: "You can't have regrets.
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In Italy surrogate pregnancies are illegal and same-sex couples cannot adopt children.
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EU states and the European Parliament would then have to adopt the proposals.
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Morris then asked Caldwell and Miranda to adopt his best friend from home.
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One is a reluctance among many hospitals and clinics to adopt unfamiliar technology.
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Cardi adapts well to whatever flow she wants to adopt for the moment.
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In any case, it's certainly not an invitation to adopt a critical approach.
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The new cabinet must adopt the 2016 budget by the end of March.
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Buhari backed central bank plans to adopt a more flexible foreign exchange policy.
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We thought about plan B: Should we adopt or use a sperm donor?
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This is an approach that Trump should but almost certainly will not adopt.
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One of the grandmothers had said, 'Is there somebody who would adopt me?
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Check out the Adopt-A-Native-Elder website and see how to help.
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Thomas says the shelter has received nearly 100 applications to adopt the dog.
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One easily fixed problem, however, is the kind of phrasing many institutions adopt.
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Such requirements create new hurdles to healthcare businesses in states that adopt them.
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The teen and his mother decided to adopt the cat, now named Lucky.
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The trickiest part, it seems, is developing something that physicians will actually adopt.
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Senator Murphy will remain on the floor demanding the Senate adopt these measures.
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According to Kuo, the company will instead "adopt a more aggressive" pricing policy.
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Maybe this will help the Fed to adopt my one-and-wait stance.
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C., getting both buyers and sellers to adopt cryptocurrency is an uphill challenge.
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As TV slowly recognizes the internet we should adopt new thinking and architecture.
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"We adopt a test and learn approach to optimizing our campaigns," Kilner said.
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Eliminate procrastination by taking action and soon you will adopt a constructive habit.
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It would direct federal grant money to states seeking to adopt such laws.
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We expect Australia, as a G825604 member, to ultimately adopt the global framework.
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Companies that adopt BICE risk getting sued if they don't provide good advice.
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One group of young leaders used this holiday weekend to adopt the King
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She recommended phone users adopt frequent rest breaks and a change of position.
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It was years before I decided to adopt better eating and exercise habits.
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Together, they would have Meghan, Jack, and Jimmy, and adopt Bridget from Bangladesh.
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Switzerland was one of the last European nations to adopt universal female suffrage.
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Trump will probably adopt more fiscal expansion, which should boost U.S. economic growth.
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We have to wait for people to adopt it and that takes time . . .
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In 2006, the Belgian government also enabled same-sex couples to adopt children.
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Politicians adopt them because they think voters will like the sound of them.
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Since then, the US has failed to adopt international breastfeeding standards around marketing.
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We were probably one of the first fashion brands to adopt social media.
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And I don't know, adopt a fluffy dog from a no-kill shelter.
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I propose we adopt the congressional system of limiting outside income for legislators.
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Nonetheless, Dropbox faces an uphill battle convincing enterprise customers to adopt its tools.
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"[We are] seeing if users adopt this…it's a small test," he notes.
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Justice Clarence Thomas voted with the majority but did not adopt its rationale.
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He suggested they adopt "a big choice alternative universe campaign": Paycheck Republicans vs.
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One critical and common-sense change would be to adopt a necessity rule.
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Finland just wrapped up a trial, and India might adopt a nationwide program.
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"Adopt me?" might have been thrown in there too, just for good measure.
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Brunei became the first East Asian nation to adopt Sharia law in 2014.
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We do not seek to adopt a model already enjoyed by other countries.
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Rather than focusing on eggs, people should adopt an overall healthy eating pattern.
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Is that something that you think we should adopt as a policy, General?
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Google has often been very slow to adopt Windows changes in the past.
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We don&apost want to fight to adopt these children from the beginning.
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And environmental restrictions have made it harder to adopt in the United States.
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Just make sure you adopt your new best friend from a shelter, please.
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We'll see if Uber's competitors and international partners like Didi adopt them too.
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Instead, they should adopt the disciplined approach to investing that most institutions have.
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There's no reason that every community could not adopt these kinds of norms.
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The department would have nine months to adopt rules for licensing marijuana businesses.
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This image matters hugely to New Zealanders, and many newcomers quickly adopt it.
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It makes sense that tech companies would want to adopt the Rooney Rule.
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After some negotiating, Claire's parents agreed to adopt two pigs, Thunder and Bolt.
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The following year, the Oscar winner returned to adopt her first child, Maddox.
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The highlight, most definitely, was when they asked the Obamas to adopt them.
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In 503 Mr O'Leary said that he would adopt a more positive attitude.
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Each state must then adopt and implement these standards, with minor adaptations allowed.
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Brunei became the first East Asian nation to adopt Sharia law in 13.
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In particular, it has decided to adopt Danish-style active labour-market policies.
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If the shelter sees something amiss … they won't let you adopt that animal.
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But Oracle has been slow to adopt the subscription business model that follows.
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You'll gain perspective and start to adopt a broader view of your situation.
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If no one comes to reclaim Boonrod, Payalaw said he would adopt him.
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Does he then adopt the diva-like habits celebrities are rumored to have?
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If we adopt a far-left platform, he's gonna say we're all socialist.
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And if we adopt a conservative platform, he's gonna say we're all socialist.
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There is also anger at mainstream parties who adopt nationalist and populist positions.
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Why did the English enthusiastically adopt marbled papers when the Scots preferred gold?
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Even a group can adopt an idea and fall in love with it.
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Most people, including Gizmodo, agree that Apple is slow to adopt new technology.
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YOU KNOW I STRONGLY BELIEVE EVERYONE'S GOT TO ADOPT A PUBLIC SCHOOL, JIM.
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The trouble is that China is also seeking to adopt advanced manufacturing methods.
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Shortly thereafter, Pitt was granted the right to legally adopt Maddox and Zahara.
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There, you can symbolically adopt a pangolin and aid conservation efforts for $55.
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And the US still didn't adopt PINs, opting for less secure signatures instead.
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To adopt or to have a child is beyond your gender or sexuality.
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What is needed is for Congress to adopt rigorous and comprehensive privacy laws.
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There was no reason to expect Republicans to adopt an entirely different approach.
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In 2016 both sides are angling to get Clinton to adopt their framework.
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Tenant activists argue that cities across Silicon Valley should now adopt such policies.
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If we adopt a far-left platform, they're going to say we're socialists.
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And if we adopt a conservative platform, they're going to say we're socialists.
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The Commission, the EU executive, will formally adopt the Privacy Shield on Tuesday.
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They're each going to adopt the other's child as soon as they can.
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The board has said it expects to adopt a final rule by June.
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"If you adopt a pet, sometimes things just aren't matches," Peralta told PEOPLE.
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The key is to divorce yourself from subjectivity and adopt an "outside" view.
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" She texted Brandi quickly, asking "Would you like to adopt a baby boy?
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He said his patients immediately adopt the machine as a part of themselves.
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He added he hoped producers inside and outside OPEC would adopt the proposal.
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The couple decided to adopt a daughter, and soon after she became pregnant.
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A larger number of states also decided to adopt primaries rather than caucuses.
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The company decided to adopt the felines to increase workplace productivity and happiness.
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The regulator will publish revised goals in August that adopt the report's recommendations.
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If this process improved outcomes for NIH grants, other funders might adopt it.
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It would ask the authority to adopt "provisional and urgent measures," it said.
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People like Gibson have been actively lobbying the Legislature to adopt the bill.
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Klan clash The KKK wants a piece of Georiga's "Adopt-A-Highway" action.
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Yet even Peña Nieto seemed to adopt a conciliatory tone on Wednesday morning.
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Samsung, however, rejected the U.S. fund's call to adopt a holding company structure.
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The Board unanimously voted to adopt all the recommendations of the Holder Report.
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Here's 5 more reasons to adopt right now, from the pros at PetSmart.
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Rather, they have all independently decided to adopt the same faux-artisanal aesthetic.
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"I would definitely adopt or have foster children," the 31-year-old said.
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Persuading these hauliers to adopt and pay for new technology will be tough.
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You can also "adopt" one of the members of this free range herd!
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It's unclear how much of the company's input the DMV will ultimately adopt.
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Yet health-care systems have generally been slow to adopt technology this way.
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Like, I need to hear you articulate why I should adopt square life.
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Many investors think China will eventually adopt this solution, as past form suggests.
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Do you think all companies and schools should adopt a four-day week?
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The "professionals," meanwhile, are beginning to adopt his "global forecasting models," he claims.
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In some instances, non-toxic Heliconius butterflies adopt very similar patterning for protection.
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Congress should adopt a new AUMF directed at ISIS and related terrorist organizations.
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Barbados7. Adopt an animal in Palm Springs —Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa
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Finally, it is past time for journals to adopt mandatory double-blind reviewing.
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But they won't have to adopt all of the required procedures until Jan.
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My family's journey to adopt has become a journey to fight for families.
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Yet, the House is poised to adopt this bill in the coming weeks.
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He's also managed to adopt a stoic sense of humor about his situation.
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He predicted that other states would likely adopt similar versions of the rule.
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The agency has recommended schools adopt a similar approach to prevent mass violence.
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KS) hasn't been too proud to adopt in India where Xiaomi Corp (214.
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This natural experiment alone is compelling enough to adopt longer cooling-off periods.
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Finally, state leaders must adopt and implement an agenda of utility sector transformation.
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The report recommended that the NFL adopt written guidelines for its investigative team.
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Perhaps those assessing the future of past monuments should adopt a similar view.
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Do you adopt the same sensitive approach to terrorist attacks happening in Israel?
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It is all too easy to adopt a "made in America first" slogan.
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Progressive leaders should listen to these Americans and adopt a similar pragmatic approach.
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Eventually, JJ would adopt the name "KSI", which stands for "Knowledge, Strength, Integrity."
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Congress would be granted 70 days to vote affirmatively to adopt such regulations.
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It became a drama about David and I trying to adopt a baby.
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If the new Congress and administration adopt these policies, that number will grow.
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Americans must adopt the habit of saving for emergencies, both large and small.
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Consolidations also make it easier to adopt new technologies for production and distribution.
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This year, animal lovers can't adopt a companion between December 20073 and 26.
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Cady starts to adopt Regina George's style after becoming the new queen bee.
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They should also adopt the pre-approval guidance used by Medicare or Tricare.
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States including New York and California require colleges and universities to adopt them.
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The users have an hourlong information session with agents when they adopt Aira.
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Exponents of the futuristic tech economy frequently adopt this fifty-year-old perspective.
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It almost seems to uncritically adopt the slavers' mindset, without any self-awareness.
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Undoubtedly, though, Microsoft hopes that developers will adopt Azure as their preferred cloud.
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But she didn't adopt all of his positions, or even many of them.
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We only have to face our prejudice to adopt a new food habit.
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That technology remains unperfected, but only drive to adopt stands in the way.
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For many businesses, organizational surgery is required to adopt new processes and habits.
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Twitter has been notably slow to adopt safety-minded changes to its service.
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Instead, they're encouraging professors to adopt — and help develop — free, open source textbooks.
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If the House reaches a bipartisan deal, the Senate could adopt that measure.
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Students are leading the way, driving schools to adopt more inclusive teaching methods.
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The movement to adopt ranked-choice voting was largely inspired by his election.
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Quickly, art-house theaters began working with distributors to adopt "virtual theater" models.
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A Nike representative encouraged him to adopt a pair of Air Force 1s.
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To enter, you must adopt or foster a dog through Midwest Animal Rescue.
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Elijah than starts adopt a toxic possessiveness over the medium he most values.
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One of our most amazing traits is that we adapt and we adopt.
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But if Democrats adopt similar approaches, that kind of points to other factors.
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The ratios that the three hospitals will adopt have not yet been decided.
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In a couple of clicks you have filled out an application to adopt.
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Soon, headline writers and cultural figures like David Letterman would adopt the terms.
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He pointed to discussions with the Blue Ocean Society to adopt a whale.
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Canada is the last of the three signatories to formally adopt the pact.
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In a legacy industry, oftentimes it's hard to get both parties to adopt.
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Argentina was the first country in Latin America to adopt such a law.
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It's been heartbreaking to watch them trying to adopt and come up empty.
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As coronavirus spreads, health officials have had to adopt a very cold calculus.
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What Luther did instead was adopt the "bar form" developed by medieval meistersingers.
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A formal vote to adopt the new name was set for late September.
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That suggests Australia might adopt a similar approach if such stimulus was needed.
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Warren, who announced Tuesday evening she will adopt former presidential candidate Washington Gov.
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Being undersized saps productivity as firms lack the capacity to adopt new technologies.
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Several factors come into play that explain why more single men don't adopt.
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Gamers might want to be among the first to adopt 5G phones, though.
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In the interim, the new FCC should adopt a more rational enforcement policy.
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Minnesota saw almost 85033% of voters choose to adopt a recall in 1996.
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Some business leaders also want the government to adopt a tougher climate policy.
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They go adopt positions to prove they're different than the morally tainted collective.
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People ask if I'm afraid I'll plagiarize or accidentally adopt someone else's voice.
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The GWS report suggests that more countries will adopt these types of assessments.
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Counselors at the adoption centers can help you find the right match. Adopt.
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We urge policymakers and regulators to adopt this anticipatory approach for transmission development.
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Brown was the second university to adopt that plan after Princeton in 1998.
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Third, I would adopt a prison system like Norway's, which focuses on rehabilitation.
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Idaho voted to adopt the expansion last year after voting twice against it.
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Instead of making excuses, Herjavec suggests young people adopt a problem solving mindset.
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Google's fabulous success taught tech entrepreneurs to adopt this structure whenever they could.
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The German cabinet is expected to adopt a comprehensive blockchain strategy on Wednesday.
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The killing strategy is no more sustainable than the roundup and adopt strategy.
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It's a talking point that those in Jones' orbit were quick to adopt.
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Some even adopt the names of now-shuttered outlets that once served communities.
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In the decision, though, the Supreme Court did not adopt a general rule.
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And we've pressed the international community to adopt a nuclear test ban treaty.
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The Marshalls went on to adopt four children from the foster care system.
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Adopt a television-centric strategy to try to rattle a media-obsessed president.
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Option 2 means that you adopt an animal that could have been euthanized.
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In 21998, the archdiocese learned that Pfleger had applied to adopt a child.
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The ACLU said California would be the first state to adopt such legislation.
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Getting large real estate corporates to adopt a new technology is often deterministic.
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In 20203, Maine became the first state to adopt it for federal elections.
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Disadvantaged mothers encourage their children less and tend to adopt harsher parenting styles.
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We should help colleges adopt the best practices to change culture on campuses.
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Warren, and all candidates to embrace our vision and adopt the Youth Mandate.
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The committee is then expected to consider and adopt the report Tuesday evening.
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Like the right to marry, the right to adopt, the right to inherit.
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It is time to adopt a regulatory system that meets 21st century realities.
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Congress ordered the nation's railroads to adopt positive train control by December 2015.
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For their freedom, runaways were required to renounce their faith and adopt Catholicism.
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There are plans to adopt the changes in courts in the other boroughs.
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They didn't try to adopt a persona as a perfect lover or sister.
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These agencies could have even helped them adopt kids in St. Vincent's care.
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JPMorgan Chase will adopt the "core constructs" of the mortgage banking group's proposal.
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Lately, retailers across the globe have begun to adopt Black Friday-style events ...
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Zinke has the final say over whether to adopt the lower royalty rate.
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Japan, long a smokers' stronghold, has been moving slowly to adopt smoking curbs.
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"It can be difficult to adopt the wisdom of other cultures," she writes.
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"It feels like they've already decided to adopt him out," Cathy Jarratt said.
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Adopt a television-centric strategy to try to rattle a media-obsessed president.
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Zimbabwe could adopt the strategy of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's first prime minister.
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Some transgender kids are driving their schools to adopt more inclusive teaching methods.
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Adopt an Olive Tree and receive oil from that tree throughout the year.
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Congress may have to adopt short-term fixes to keep all three running.
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The second alternative is to adopt a spider web of supply lines approach.
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As that number grows, those onsumers may adopt meal kit services as well.
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If you want to reduce layoffs, why not adopt policies to prevent recessions?
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As of now, Kinder is putting Anna on its do-not-adopt list.
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Do you believe that more schools should adopt a learning-through-play approach?
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It wouldn't be surprising to see future game consoles adopt this method too.
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And in CrossFit, they often adopt an ugly, parking lot kind of background.
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The Trump administration could adopt this as a premise of its asylum policy.
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Argentina's #NiUnaMenos movement is an example of how social movements adopt feminist demands.
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Trump and his team could press Republican governors to adopt provisions along the lines of Kobach's proposal, in the same way that Obama successfully pushed cities and states in liberal areas to adopt his policies, such as raising the minimum wage.
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"Jurisdictions that adopt so-called 'sanctuary policies' also adopt the view that the protection of criminal aliens is more important than the protection of law-abiding citizens and of the rule of law," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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The House is also expected to adopt a resolution requiring each employing office in the lower chamber to adopt anti-harassment and anti-discrimination policies, as well as establish an office to provide legal consultation for staffers for workplace disputes.
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Gay and lesbian couples can foster and adopt kids, says Nebraska's Supreme Court Gay and lesbian couples can foster and adopt kids, says Nebraska's Supreme Court Being gay, lesbian, or unmarried will no longer disqualify people from adopting kids in Nebraska.
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It is imperative that the government not only mandate but also adopt techniques that look beyond static parameters (location, device, access history) and adopt dynamic approaches that assess the validity of the people that are behind all of our online activity.
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Since we don't have children, we get to virtually adopt Plum into our lives.
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Sometimes, I told myself I'd be willing to adopt — a little girl from China!
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In his ruling, Goldsmith declined to adopt the unusual exception applied in Bush v.
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Why not just adopt the popular protections for preexisting conditions they claim to support?
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Canova has consulted, seeks to pressure the Fed to adopt pro-worker policies. A
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Firms must adopt controls such as pre-trade risk controls and order cancellation systems.
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As technology advances, firms adopt new methods of production, markets expand, and societies evolve.
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Brussels is then left to adopt unpopular measures and is then blamed for it.
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But the first place to adopt the futuristic tech might in fact be ... Slovakia.
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There's women that adopt because that's the vision that they had, which was Sue.
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There's still time in many states to adopt RCV ahead of the 2020 primaries.
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It would adopt various measures in the short run to further optimise debt structure.
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Our approach at Tesla was to adopt improvements as soon as they were ready.
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Is it appropriate for institutions to adopt this term and further legitimize its usage?
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With water often short, "I had adopt a smart way of surviving," Njiru said.
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Instead local colleges and universities will not be encouraged to adopt race blind admissions.
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I hope anyone thinking of adding a dog to their family chooses to adopt.
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However, we're excited to adopt the new flavor as a holiday-season treat, instead.
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But it's at least possible to adopt a mindset that helps minimize the damage.
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Buffalo residents were invited to adopt the lawn ornaments and display them at home.
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Jobs instead chose to adopt a uniform for himself, rather than the entire company.
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That's a perfectly reasonable argument that I think a lot of people will adopt.
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And Randall dropped a bomb on wife Beth: He wants to adopt a baby.
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Berkeley was one of the first cities to adopt a busing program in 1968.
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They may adopt more creditor-friendly policies to counter his populist ideals, experts say.
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Local jurisdictions also can adopt Election Day reforms that improve the administration of elections.
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They are now trying to encourage other Venezuelan companies to adopt 3D printing technology.
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Now everyone is saying they're going to adopt it as their new catchall comeback.
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The day Lavender asked Wil and Jamie to adopt her on Father's Day, 2016.
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" All Royal Caribbean ships will adopt that policy, the company said, "until further notice.
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BMW could simply adopt existing platforms like CarPlay, but that's not the company's strategy.
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Another condition: Stanley's owner would be required to adopt the donor cat as well.
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The Kumars aren't the only couple to adopt such a policy when they travel.
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Companies that adopt automatic enrollment find that few employees opt out initially, or later.
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Apparently, Cardinals catcher Mike Matheny was angling to adopt that fuzzy buddy for real:
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Anti-Muslim groups adopt the mindset of the terrorists and become their mirror image.
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Some emerging platforms have found ways to adopt this strategy for their own toolsets.
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To learn more about Sherman and how to adopt him, visit Incredi-Bull Rescue.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer voted with the majority but did not adopt its rationale.
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But her remarks to E&E News rankled activists pushing Democrats to adopt Rep.
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These are free for schools, and relatively low-cost for businesses to adopt too.
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Or, as Astro is hoping, a company that chooses to widely adopt its software.
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"We wanted to adopt from our communities," Kristy Dumont said during the press conference.
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As Vega told me, it's usually the financial teams and CFOs that adopt Tesorio.
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App developers still have to adopt FIDO's API in order to support the feature.
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Parents who adopt or have children via surrogate will also be able to participate.
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Kimotho is confident that, with increased awareness, most farmers will adopt drought-resistant seeds.
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Dozens of people, including BBC journalist Andrew Neil, expressed their desire to adopt Snoop.
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He just chooses not to adopt the same model for his own personal finances.
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Should forecasters adopt a new statistical method, such unpleasant post-mortems could become rarer.
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The agency is considering requiring real-estate professionals to adopt anti-money-laundering programs.
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No Virginia city or county has tried to adopt policies to impede such cooperation.
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For more information on how to adopt him, call 602-997-7585, ext. 2156.
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Giant brands rarely adopt a political posture, so why is Gucci taking a stand?
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We'd really like to adopt one, but we know now isn't the right time.
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To what extent they'll adopt that tag, of course, still remains to be seen.
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Android's been known to adopt features from its more antsy hardware partners—like Samsung.
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Japan was the first country to adopt a national system to oversee cryptocurrency trading.
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It's time for the industry to adopt better routing security through systems like RPKI.
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She'd go on to adopt daughter Eloise, 7, as a single mom in 2011.
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I would love to see The Economist adopt this radical, but entirely reasonable, position.
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Not only was it rescued, Raj decided to adopt the pup, naming it Lifted.
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Line might well be the largest consumer-focused business to adopt crypto to date.
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So, we decided to get educated and adopt some seriously satisfying self-care rituals.
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To do so they strive to adopt the best habits of their commercial peers.
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"We would never adopt out an animal to be used for food," Chortyk said.
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Usually, in order to become wealthy one must adopt a disciplined lifestyle and budget.
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After her first day with the family, Kyndall asked the couple to adopt them.
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Mavanoor said that clients adopt modules based on requirements, with some taking all three.
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Others expect them to adopt the local culture wholesale (while still providing ethnic restaurants).
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"It depends on how quickly these companies will want to adopt it," he said.
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Apple, by contrast, canforce consumers to change their behavior and adopt a new paradigm.
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She hoped to adopt one of the hundreds of rescue cats from the area.
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Amazon should adopt more innovative ways of delivery collection and recycling — like returnable dunnage.
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Tune in, adopt or simply donate to the rescue to help bunnies in need.
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People do not adopt new IDs unless there is a reason to do so.
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Public health agencies could help train doctors to adopt better practices in prescribing opioids.
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NGOs intend to press Facebook, Google and others to adopt any GDPR changes worldwide.
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The ASF will help MXNet to adopt its tried and true open-source processes.
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In the midst of the stress, they decided to adopt a rescue dog, Apollo.
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Rome has committed to adopt alternative measures to offset the lost revenues from VAT.
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Asked whether she'd like to adopt a boy or a girl, Kramer chose both.
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"The President is allowed to adopt reasonable interpretations of ambiguous federal statutes," he said.
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Inslee says it's possible that Washington could adopt a similar policy in the future.
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Engagement China has been pressing for the US to adopt yet another approach: engagement.
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Sheppard: We want to encourage Jeff Bezos and the board to adopt the resolution.
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I tell anyone who will listen to adopt a hobby and invest in it.
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Peugeot Citroen, Honda, Subaru and Mazda are also investigating whether to adopt the software.
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California is the second state to adopt its own net neutrality rules, following Washington.
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Members of Congress have repeatedly called on the justices to adopt an ethics code.
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A lot of women adopt natural remedies that have been passed down for generations.
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But Yu stopped short of saying explicitly that Huawei would adopt the same stance.
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Apple's decision to wait to adopt 4G until after other makers didn't hurt it.
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So whether you're left brained or right brained, it's possible to adopt both traits.
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The Swiss/EU deal would have Switzerland routinely adopt changes to single market rules.
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"We have to negotiate ... to adopt a constructive approach in the negotiations," Brok said.
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"Government is clunky, resistant to change, and slow to adopt new tools," she says.
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We believe that other organizations and ultimately the government can adopt such a system.
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Pickle was a foster, but I fell in love and had to adopt him.
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Because of temperament, some people are more susceptible to adopt bad habits than others.
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It's this "I'm gonna show 'em" attitude that Plank thinks aspiring entrepreneurs should adopt.
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The council voted 6-20143 Tuesday to adopt the deal, but with seven amendments.
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CNBC is a great place to work because many others adopt the same mentality.
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And if they don't adopt it willingly, investors, employees and users could demand it.
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"Will someone adopt me I need a new family," she tweeted the next day.
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"We expect the company to adopt measures to help affected Canadians," the statement said.
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He said Athens could not compromise on labor reforms or adopt new austerity measures.
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Many manufacturers would like to adopt 4203D metal printers for speed and safety reasons.
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Now they must adopt a coherent policy, move swiftly in the courts, and win.
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The new memo said the agency wants foreign airports now to adopt those procedures.
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Local organizations "adopt" rooms of the Cody Mansion and decorate them for the holidays.
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The ministry added it would adopt necessary measures to safeguard Chinese firms' legal interests.
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But few of the 85 Guatemalan families waiting to adopt will consider older children.
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The report includes a model bill that both state and federal lawmakers could adopt.
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Fisher was fired, partly because of his refusal to fully adopt Jackson's precious Triangle.
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The Commissioners must work to strengthen this proposal and adopt the protections it extends.
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If there is again no decision, the European Commission may adopt its own proposal.
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During the TPP negotiations, Mexico was ready to adopt enhanced labor and environmental standards.
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JOHN CARLIN: And what are you doing to force the private sector to adopt?
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Surely the president is trying to convince California to adopt better forest management policies.
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In the nineteen-thirties, such threats encouraged commercial broadcasters to adopt the civic paradigm.
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Their vote comes almost a month after Iowa's Senate voted to adopt the measure.
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"We adopt schools from China, Korea or wherever," Fariña told the room of parents.
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Only four families successfully made it through the system's hoops to adopt a child.
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India should accept this finding and adopt alternatives that do not use indiscriminate force.
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Parliament will discuss the committee's report and decide whether to adopt or reject it.
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Italy's highest court made it easier for gay people to adopt their partners' children.
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The software will also be open source to let any web developers adopt it.
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I think it's a lesson we should all adopt in our own dating lives.
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But that is not a reason to rush to adopt a basic income immediately.
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The Obama administration had encouraged the private sector to adopt the voluntary NIST framework.
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Meanwhile, many industries are grappling to adopt technology available in the market for decades.
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In its place, Congress should adopt one overall spending cap for all discretionary spending.
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When it came to the decision to adopt, it seemed like a no-brainer.
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Not one part of this process was easy -- even the decision to adopt internationally.
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He should demonstrate the Department's unqualified commitment to principle and adopt a binding rule.
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This bill would provide critical support to adapt and adopt these technologies more widely.
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There is little reason for them to adopt a more selfless creed now. ♦
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" "Right, but why do you think she shouldn't be able to adopt a child?
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I don't think we will have to implement or adopt any special new strategies.
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This means the country does not have to adopt additional spending cuts or taxes.
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Advocates and voters are currently suing to force Georgia to immediately adopt paper ballots.
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Would Scotland have to apply as a beginner, and promise to adopt the euro?
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It would take another vote of the five-member commission to adopt new rules.
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Instead, we should adopt a factual approach illustrating the benefits and costs of immigration.
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Foster with the plan to eventually adopt a child from the foster care system?
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Tuesday's plan includes a last bid to encourage people to adopt stronger login practices.
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President Obama instructed agencies to adopt a similar model when he first entered office.
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Unilateralism and trade protectionism are rising, forcing is to adopt a self-reliant approach.
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In 1993, the Delpopolos returned to the same orphanage to adopt a daughter, Helen.
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As a result, the Board argues, DoD must adopt a "zero-trust" network model.
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Typically they allow visitors to adopt a plot of vines or personalize their bottles.
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Macron is currently spearheading efforts for Europe to adopt tougher regulations on digital companies.
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It also made more room for countries to adopt them as they see fit.
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And she has successfully urged the UN Security Council to adopt North Korea sanctions.
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It proposes rules the FCC might later adopt and asks the public to comment.
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And in 903 years, Spiegel said that consumers will widely adopt augmented-reality glasses.
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It would make China the first major economy to adopt a native digital currency.
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It's hard to say how many bestial characteristics the manosphere would have us adopt.
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"There's a general reluctance for humans to adopt certain forms of enhancement," says Johnson.
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She also refused to adopt the crisper messaging of Mr. Sanders or Mr. Trump.
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Just because they wrote it, though, did not mean the country would adopt it.
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We should push Congress to adopt a resolution condemning the genocide occurring within Burma.
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Offsetting emergencies would likely require the United States to adopt enforceable fiscal goals too.
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"Adopt a strategy that's 'phool-proof' and go for long-term investing," he suggested.
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Octopuses can also adopt intimidating or submissive postures to go with the color change.
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It wouldn't take nearly as long for Arizona to finally adopt the MLK Holiday.
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The sense of community is very strong and they're going to adopt collective ideals.
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Incumbents typically adopt a concept of pointing to their team and what they've accomplished.
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New candidates should adopt this tactic and announce their team prior to the election.
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One remedy, they say, would be to adopt a common language and reporting requirements.
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It's hard to persuade someone who finds psychosis rewarding to adopt an alternate reality.
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I think that we would have been equally elated if were able to adopt.
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Teams will adopt load management, even if some players are outwardly resistant to it.
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Netflix and Hulu adopt a similar approach to stop people getting around content geoblocks.
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AT&T also agreed to adopt new consumer protection measures, according to the commission.
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First, the success of his campaign may encourage other Republicans to adopt his model.
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Broadcast was created to reduce friction for restaurant operators as they adopt digital ordering.
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But whether teachers will actually adopt the tools at scale remains to be seen.
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