Animals that are "adopted" are adopted directly from the shelter.
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I had adopted this city and the city has adopted me.
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Most of the children were then adopted, and Carpenter has adopted eight herself.
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Jolie adopted Zahara in 2005 and Pitt formally adopted her one year later.
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It is being adopted (and should be adopted) in steps and in specific cases.
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About half are adopted by foster parents, and another third are adopted by relatives.
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What's more, these rights are universal in more recently adopted constitutions: 220006 percent of those adopted since 2202, compared to just 2628% adopted before 28500, address health rights.
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She was quickly adopted but returned after her adopted family found out she was deaf.
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I mentioned before that my mom's adopted, but I also have adopted cousins and stepcousins.
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Kidman and Cruise adopted Bella in 1993 and then her brother Connor was adopted in 1995.
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"They adopted me more than I adopted them," Brockman, of Dayon, Texas, told Fox 26 Houston.
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He supported Angie when she adopted kids as a single mom, then adopted them himself. Cool.
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The two adopted Porky in 2017 and adopted Waldo from the same litter in April 2018.
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The pair never married or lived together, but they raised three children: Moses, whom Farrow had adopted after her divorce from composer André Previn and whom Allen adopted in December 1991; Dylan, whom Farrow adopted in 1985 and Allen also adopted in December 1991; and Satchel, born in 1987.
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Since Guangzhou adopted this approach in 2012, three other large cities—Shenzhen, Hangzhou and Tianjin—have adopted it.
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He raised four kids, adopted another, fostered more; when they were all grown, he adopted two biracial sons.
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Moses, 40, was adopted by Mia from South Korea in 1980, two years before Allen adopted him as well.
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The committee adopted a new policy on harassment and discrimination to supplement a code of conduct adopted last year.
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I never call my half siblings my "half siblings" and I never call my adopted brother my "adopted brother".
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West was adopted at age 2 by a military family in the Washington, DC, area with 11 other adopted children.
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Apparently smitten with his adopted home, he eventually changed the name to Miami Subs and adopted the aesthetically Floridian theme.
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They compare cities in 1918-'19 that adopted quarantining and social isolation policies earlier to ones that adopted them later.
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Meghan adopted German Shepherd-Lab mix Bogart about five years ago, while film writer David Branson Smith adopted his twin, Otto.
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Robert Vazquez, a spokesperson for BARC, the shelter that Dunham adopted Lamby from, said that Lamby "wasn't crazy" when Dunham adopted him.
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He adopted her and she settled down in Chicago, before she adopted the stage name Nancy Davis and headed west to Hollywood.
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Interesting facts: Has spoken about how his life was transformed when he was adopted at 20113 months; his sister was also adopted.
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One of the principal icons of cumbia who adopted who adopted Monterrey's culture was Gabriel Dueñez (of the group Sonido Dueñez Hermanos).
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Keni Harrison, born prematurely to a black single mother, was adopted as a newborn shortly after her sister Tasha had been adopted.
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The Golden Corral buffet chain last year adopted a roomier look that will eventually be adopted in all 2400 of its restaurants.
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He's been open about being adopted In 2016, Sartorius posted a video to his YouTube channel opening up about how he was adopted.
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Because of local adoption laws, she adopted him as a single parent and Pitt adopted him as his son a year later. 5.
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Since then, 28500 states and the District of Columbia have adopted the standards, and another 6900 states have developed and adopted similar ones.
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Large companies had adopted domestic partner benefits, they had adopted these non-discrimination policies, and there had really been no downside for them.
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It makes sense, then, that she and Jon have adopted children, but they seem to have adopted them through a non-traditional process.
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Because that would be offensive – it would be offensive to anyone in the room who has an adopted child or is an adopted child.
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Nicole Kidman, who stars as the boy's adopted mother, has adopted children of her own, and Chenoweth believes she captured the role to perfection.
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Roughly 159,000 American children were both adopted and waiting to be adopted in 2014, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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He was also taking prescribed medications "for a variety of issues" when they adopted him, but no longer needed those, his adopted parents said.
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While 3 percent of different-sex parents have an adopted child, 21.4 percent of same-sex parents have adopted, according to a 2018 report.
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At 10, the 24-year-old Iowa native was adopted by an older cousin while her twin sister was adopted by an outside family member.
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Robert Vazquez, a spokesperson for the shelter that Dunham adopted Lamby from, went on to say that the dog "wasn't crazy" when Dunham adopted him.
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Madonna is mother to two Malawian children: son David Banda,11, who she adopted in 2006 and daughter Mercy James,11, who she adopted in 2009.
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New energy sources aren't getting adopted just because they might stave off climate change — they're getting adopted because they are becoming cheaper than carbon-based energy.
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"More than 2000 percent of adopted children in the U.S. are adopted by middle- and lower-income taxpayers," he wrote in a blog post last week.
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I've known lots of adopted kids who had similar notions of themselves, especially adopted kids who didn't know their biological parents when they were growing up.
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He adopted Julia, and Claire adopted Dorothy in 1930, and they all lived together, with Claire's extended family, in an apartment on West 88th Street. Mrs.
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Matt Sandusky, another adopted son of the former coach, has accused Jerry Sandusky of sexually abusing him when he was a foster child before he was adopted.
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Together, they are raising her 2-year-old daughter Haley Joy, whom she adopted in February 2017, and newborn Hope Catherine, whom she adopted in April 2019.
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At the beginning of the documentary, Izaiah, Dolezal's adopted brother who became her adopted son, and Franklin, her other young teenage son, are understandably defensive of their mother.
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Data from the U.S. State Department shows that the number of Ugandan children adopted by Americans more than tripled between 2010 and 2013, with 201 adopted in 2014.
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I had just turned 212 when we adopted Crash — she's 211 years old now — and we adopted her when she was maybe seven weeks old from a rescue down in San Jose, where we were living at the time, and soon after we adopted one of our other dogs, Nicki.
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Republicans may also seek to rollback landmark "net neutrality" reforms adopted by the Obama administration and are likely to reverse broadband privacy regulations adopted last month, industry analysts say.
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The organizing resolution adopted by the Senate early Wednesday morning gives the White House the right to make a motion to dismiss right after the trial rules are adopted.
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The organizing resolution adopted by the Senate early Wednesday morning gives the White House the right to make a motion to dismiss right after the trial rules are adopted.
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" - Kevin, 25 "Adopted a dog without telling me.
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The standards have been adopted by 16 states and the District of Columbia, but have a wider influence, because many school districts around the country have independently adopted the standards.
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According to China Daily, Chan adopted two giant pandas in 2009 adopted two giant pandas — one male, one female — named "Cheng Cheng" and "Long Long" after the actor's Chinese name.
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I too am adopted, very happily so, and I believe that inside some of us adopted novelists there's a small dark box we take out and open when we write.
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Children who are not US citizens and are adopted by US service members while living abroad will also no longer receive automatic citizenship by living with the US citizen adopted parents.
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Here is how Macron's reform made those changes possible: EXTENDING WORKING TIME Labour reforms adopted over years already allowed some flexibility in the 35-hour workweek adopted in France in 2000.
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He's sort of a preppy who adopted ... Jann is.
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" In September, Twitter adopted new guidelines prohibiting "dehumanizing speech.
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This home had already been adopted ... by a pigeon.
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If this procedure ends up being commonly adopted ... well!
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" Stephen Satterfield commented, "I was adopted 14 years ago.
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" She said the newspaper "adopted a purposefully outrageous tone.
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They were unanimously adopted in their entirety by the special committee, which passed them on to the full board, where they were also unanimously adopted during a board meeting on Sunday morning.
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The leverage policy adopted by management at Play is consistent with a 'BB-' rating while taking into account the dividend policy likely to be adopted in order to service the PIK note.
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Now, the couple is planning their wedding and raising their 2-year-old daughter Haley Joy, who Kotb adopted in February 2017, and newborn Hope Catherine, who she adopted in April 2019.
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The following year, after Woodford died in a house fire in Boston, Ruth adopted Stevens and Hodgson adopted Dorothy, with the whole family living together in New York City, according to the outlet.
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Madonna adopted Estere and Stelle from Malawi in early February and shared a photo of the twins with David and Mercy, whom she adopted from the same country in 2006 and 2007, respectively.
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Examples include sperm whales who adopted a deformed dolphin, a dog who nursed a baby squirrel, apes who treat cats like babies, and a domestic cat that adopted a trio of bobcat kittens.
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And she's part of a group pushing for Congress to change that with a new law that would provide retroactive US citizenship to all internationally adopted individuals, no matter when they were adopted.
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This is something Woody Allen, who married his former lover's adopted daughter, stands accused of molesting his adopted daughter (an accusation he denies) and is still a beloved filmmaker, might know something about.
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Significantly, the FCC adopted a blanket ban on paid prioritization even though, to that point, broadband providers had not adopted in any meaningful way the practices that the agency decided to preemptively ban.
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After the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, many regions in East Germany adopted optical access line (OPAL) technology, which ended up being incompatible with the more widely adopted Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology.
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The father of four has one adopted daughter from his first marriage, two further adopted children, and a fourth daughter with second wife Mellody Hobson, born in August 2013, Business Insider previously reported.
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Is there evidence that the tactics adopted by antifa work?
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"My goal is to get these dogs adopted," Kelly said.
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What I'm saying is: Biden adopted Biden in dog form.
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Then she and Jennifer would not have adopted the children.
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They may never set eyes on their newly adopted lands.
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We formally adopted all five of them in November 113.
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How many police departments have adopted these protocols remains unknown.
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And all have been adopted except two that are fostered.
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Artificial intelligence is quickly getting adopted in the entertainment industry.
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She adopted the Whole30 diet, eliminating grains, dairy and sugar.
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In 2006, the two adopted their son David from Malawi.
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His adopted father turned out to be an abusive drunk.
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You DO know that his daughter was adopted from Bangladesh?
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Camille (Tamara Taylor) and Arastoo (Pej Vahdat) adopted three children.
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The White House has adopted a position of maximum resistance.
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I feel that for my own children who are adopted.
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California adopted two energy storage bills (among dozens of others).
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While Robinson had been adopted, Macfarlane never knew his father.
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China has also adopted facial recognition software for everyday life.
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I was adopted, so she's really my only blood relative.
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The newlyweds have reportedly adopted a Labrador according to People.
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Of course, the Puppy Prom wasn't just about adopted pets.
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Asaad, Ali's ninth child, his first with Lonnie, is adopted.
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"The infant was adopted by her foster parents," Blackburn said.
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But conservatives quickly turned against it after Democrats adopted it.
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The dog that was allegedly victimized has since been adopted.
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Today, some 70 schools have adopted the policy, he said.
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Since then, the more muscular militaristic approach has been adopted.
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Farrow has 11 living children, four biological and seven adopted.
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The whole of humanity seems to have adopted wireless earbuds.
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Johnny legally adopted Ted, changing his name to Ted Bundy.
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On policy issues, Trump has largely adopted Paul Ryan's views.
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A few cities in California have adopted Ranked Choice Voting.
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As a teenager, he was adopted by a wealthier family.
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Traditional firms adopted more heuristic measures in tackling this problem.
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AirPods are appearing everywhere now that they've been widely adopted.
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The Landes department had adopted him; people called him 'Uncle.
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Faraway Singapore adopted it as one of its "mother tongues".
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In modern times it became secular and adopted racial tones.
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Hannah Brown has officially adopted the "thank u, next" mentality.
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The blocked law, adopted last April and signed by Gov.
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Why have people adopted it as a whimsical cultural touchstone?
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Even the leaders of the surviving Jewish community adopted it.
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A decade later, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani adopted similar measures.
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The Republican Party adopted it as a catchphrase in 1894.
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People adopted nicknames for the weekend: Down, Penultimate, Emo Biscotti.
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His adopted country is "more civilised, I'm sorry," he apologises.
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Russian state media have adopted a hostile tone towards Ankara.
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It wants to get 400 cats adopted in four weeks.
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More than half of those policies were adopted in 2019.
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She also had a daughter who was adopted from China.
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"We did it backward," says Carrie, who is herself adopted.
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Some of Trump's allies, meanwhile, have adopted a different approach.
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In classic PR crisis mode, Affleck adopted a cute dog.
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Both Coca Cola and Google have adopted different monikers overseas .
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In 1992, Dylan accused Allen, her adopted father, of molestation.
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" He added, "I was quasi-adopted by my friends' families.
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It will always be uncertain exactly why Holly adopted 503.
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SVR RF. Ever wondered why Daft Punk adopted the helmets?
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Diplomats said the Yemen draft is expected to be adopted.
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Take my adopted home state of California, as an example.
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Ten new restrictions on abortion were adopted in five states.
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If the amendment is adopted, a majority verdict would suffice.
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States have adopted it in piecemeal fashion, with mixed results.
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The bill was definitively adopted by parliament earlier this month.
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VR is unlikely to be widely adopted for some time.
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A similar measure was adopted by the Senate last week.
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Where they have done so, the technologies have been adopted.
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In previous models, Lenovo adopted a very premium watchband hinge.
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She was adopted by a loving white couple from Oregon.
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With the debate underway, Trump adopted a glowering, somber persona.
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Winslow (Elizabeth Reaser), but their five children, adopted and otherwise.
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In Argentina fewer than half the provinces have adopted it.
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Both Louis, 6, and Laila, 4, were adopted in Louisiana.
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Even the Kremlin has adopted it to communicate with reporters.
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Two close friends of ours, adopted Mickey, the other child.
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After its currency collapsed in 1999, Ecuador adopted the dollar.
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Obama then rather swiftly adopted the rhetoric of narrative 1.
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They've been married for four years and adopted two kids.
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Yeah. Who consciously adopted pretty much all of that, right?
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Fraser, who was later adopted, is the Haims' biological son.
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Other cities have adopted approaches that contrast sharply with Moscow's.
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Trump has adopted a more aggressive stance towards undocumented immigrants.
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The Senate adopted the Byrd rule, which narrows the loophole.
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Within a few years, Chicago and Toronto adopted similar systems.
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Davis and her husband, Julius Tennon, adopted Genesis in 2011.
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It's a shift in thinking she has adopted at IBM.
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The Davis family adopted Gabe six years ago from Ghana.
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The doctor adopted Nancy and she grew up in Chicago.
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So, in the third grade, I adopted the name Arnie.
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To reach understandable ends, they have adopted tragically flawed means.
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The purchases stem from a budget rule adopted in January.
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George, in her remarks on Wednesday, adopted a stronger tone.
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I also hope they get adopted to great forever homes.
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And some had, perhaps unexpectedly, adopted an exclusively vegetarian diet.
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As of May 17, 59 people had adopted her system.
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The UN General Assembly has adopted the New Urban Agenda.
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Some football fans have adopted us because of our stance.
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The constitution adopted in 2008 ended fees at public universities.
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He came to Philadelphia and is now an adopted son.
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Instead he adopted externalism: "meanings just ain't in the head".
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Many other apps, including Facebook's Snapchat clones, adopted this idea.
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More than 100,000 apps have adopted Apple's Swift programming language.
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Medical societies have adopted Medicaid expansion as an official position.
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Cities gradually adopted fire and building codes and enforced them.
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They were adopted in 1989 and are still with us.
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Mr. Giurgola received few other commissions in his adopted country.
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The couple had a dog and adopted a cat. Mrs.
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Had I the means, I would have adopted her myself.
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Yes, both parties have adopted this exalting of the meritocracy.
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Since then, a dozen other states have adopted its program.
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The council adopted an annual resolution on the Syrian Golan.
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New York's legislature adopted its rules covering harassment in 1984.
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Their eldest son Maddox was adopted from Cambodia in 2002.
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No major economy has adopted a corporate cash flow tax.
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Near identical laws have been adopted in Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Unable to spell it, however, he adopted the K instead.
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He adopted a policy of "defending" the naira, Nigeria's currency.
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That standard has in turn been adopted by other states.
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Limitations on debate must be specifically adopted by the Senate.
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Within weeks, state lawmakers adopted changes, including new weapons restrictions.
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You can't have children (adopted or biological) or be pregnant.
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English was widely spoken, and people adopted American names. American
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Trump has apparently adopted many of Stone's ideas and methods.
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She adopted him from Ethiopia when he was a toddler.
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So she adopted the benches and engraved them with memories.
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They adopted a bench just north of the sailboat pond.
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Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, Shelby adopted a piece of Sanders's
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Other networks have adopted a similar strategy during an impasse.
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If the NHL adopted this rule, it would be pointless.
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The MRC's own standard became more widely adopted months later.
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It has since been adopted elsewhere, including several U.S. cities.
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Adopted as the standard for biathlon rifles in 1978, the .
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DiLaurentis adopted her daughter and then lied about the age.
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And I adopted her, three and a half years ago.
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They adopted Naleigh in 2009, followed by Adelaide in 2012.
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Nine months after that, we adopted the baby as well.
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Kevin Brady, is the father of two adopted children himself.
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The university has since adopted a new free expression policy.
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And that's the approach I've adopted the last few years.
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If those animals don't get adopted, they risk being euthanized.
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It also reshuffled its staff and adopted the name LiveOnNY.
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He said that he especially likes Melbourne, his adopted hometown.
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Similar laws will soon be adopted across the United Kingdom.
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He was adopted by his grandparents Angeline and Ned Keaton.
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Russia adopted the latter attitude for centuries, Mr. Blinkin said.
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Other states have adopted a "guilty but mentally ill" verdict.
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But their words were easily adopted by people who did.
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They're not eaten or killed — they're adopted and converted, somehow.
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They've even generated and adopted their own codes of ethics.
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Ms. Fletcher had recently adopted the confident and curious Copurrnicus.
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With some amendments, softball adopted the lacrosse guidelines last year.
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He offers his own travel guide to his adopted hometown.
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Some have adopted a "keep calm and carry on" philosophy.
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He wasn't adopted, but he had a pretty miserable childhood.
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In its two recent rounds of sanctions adopted on Aug.
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At some unspecified point he adopted the name Burt Britton.
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The commission recommended, and the party adopted, a rules change.
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After introducing themselves, Smith asked Johnson if she was adopted.
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And Medicare adopted a universal prescription drug benefit in 2006.
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In 1992, Medicare adopted a formula based on that measure.
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The actress Zoe Saldana's husband, Marco, adopted her last name.
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She was then adopted by Megan Brainard of Anoka, Minn.
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He said he adopted this approach from the hospitality business.
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But this year, the F.C.A. adopted a deadline of Aug.
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But then in six months, it's more widely adopted thing.
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A. I was adopted by very humble, very decent people.
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When I adopted Sophie, Yixing was covered in ancient soot.
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Quinn's daughter was adopted by Rachel's biological mom, Shelby Corcoran.
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It was later adopted by State Senator John C. Liu.
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The reality is we grow up and we're still adopted.
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Ms. Harris adopted all of those ideas in her proposal.
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When Season 2 ended, the Garveys' adopted hometown, Jarden, Tex.
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If one country objects, then the statement cannot be adopted.
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These interpretations have been enthusiastically adopted by the Islamic State.
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Some polydrug tests have been increasingly adopted following cannabis legalization.
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S. Privacy Shield, which was finalized and adopted last year.
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The National Assembly adopted a unanimous resolution supporting the effort.
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The Ways and Means Committee adopted an amendment from Rep.
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It's evident that the insurgents have adopted a new technique.
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It's not clear how widely the practice has been adopted.
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Disney, for instance, has adopted new terms for TV shows.
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If anything, the propaganda machine has adopted the opposite tactic.
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It appears likely to be adopted in the conferenced budget.
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He adopted a neutral stance when he photographed the bulls.
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Protests often adopted American techniques, but with an Australian twist.
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I was a youth in foster care and not adopted.
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I adopted her and named her Annie Oakley Tater Tot.
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Jane Blasio learned at age 5 that she'd been adopted.
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I was happy the day I adopted my daughter too.
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No wonder it's being adopted so quickly by iPhone owners.
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Keaton adopted her daughter, Dexter, in 1996, at age 50.
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She adopted her son, Duke, five years later, in 2001.
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The Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) that adopted the arbitrators' Oct.
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In California, we have adopted best practices for election cyberdefense.
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Angelina Jolie adopted her first child, son Maddox, in 2002.
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Now Canada has adopted a Magnitsky Act of its own.
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The BOP, in other words, had adopted the opposition's arguments.
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He adopted another dog, a Labrador retriever mix named Jake.
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We adopted our first dog, Crash, when we got engaged.
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Convinced by its benefits, Kenyans adopted the technology in masses.
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They adopted Scout, a rescue dog from Mississippi, sight unseen.
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The Trump administration has adopted an aggressive approach towards Iran.
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The 25th Amendment was adopted to properly fill that gap.
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But Petrillo said some changes will probably be adopted eventually.
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Jurors had recommended the award, which the trial judge adopted.
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Family over everything Adopted twin girls were raised in Seattle.
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This would be favorable for eBay and Amazon if adopted.
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Piazza has adopted the same approach to life in Italy.
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In addition, the House adopted amendments late Wednesday from Reps.
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The strategy has been widely adopted in Europe and Australia.
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He teased the changes that will be adopted in April.
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It has since been adopted by revelers looking for sustenance.
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Then, strangers also began asking whether they had adopted her.
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This makes it less likely that solutions will be adopted.
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It has essentially adopted socialism as its cause du jour.
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Sinha and Diacovo hope their project will be widely adopted.
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The baby was placed in foster care and later adopted.
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Are there any travel habits you've adopted over the years?
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TV binge culture has adopted the language of junk food.
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But the name stuck and was adopted by other mapmakers.
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American leaders have adopted policies to promote clean energy, too.
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The Jewelry Quarter would be protected if we adopted Unesco.
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I am so lucky, I am going to be adopted!
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They had a daughter, Maureen, and adopted a son, Michael.
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The GOP has adopted this as its own ethical standard.
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Many states adopted similar statutes in the '70s and '80s.
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Today it's just become adopted to the regular cultural agenda.
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This isn't the first time Musk has adopted Trumpian tactics.
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The gun legislation that was adopted instead loosened gun restrictions.
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Brits have intense emotional bonds with their adopted U.S. side.
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"Some courts have adopted it as a standard," he said.
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The EU adopted the GDPR data protection laws last year.
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The language promoting sexual and reproductive health is long-agreed internationally, including in resolutions adopted by the Security Council in 2009 and 2013 and several resolutions adopted annually by the 193-member General Assembly.
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If anything, they were eager to learn from their adopted home.
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The new constitution, adopted in 2014, gave al-Azhar more autonomy.
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First, it has rebranded and adopted the tagline "Wellness that works".
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It's been pushing to get the standard adopted across the industry.
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Clinton adopted Sanders' proposal for debt-free college for working families.
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Neither strategy appears likely to be adopted by the current administration.
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However, some businesses have adopted a more sophisticated and lucrative model.
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They know about Valjean's redemptive love for his adopted daughter Cosette.
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But when Harding's adopted dad died in 2007, the two reconnected.
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The draft U.N. resolution, which needs to be adopted by Feb.
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He's clearly lost his adopted father, who was his father-father.
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But on Monday, EU leaders adopted a hard line against Britain.
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He said some suggested changes were adopted, while others were not.
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However, President Donald Trump's administration has adopted a more cautious stance.
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Indeed, Hawaii and Alaska have already adopted RCV for all voters.
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Meow Wolf has also adopted a hotel model that feels populist.
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Now, they are ready to be adopted into their forever homes.
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TACY RIEHM, MOTHER OF ADOPTED SON: We aren't anything crazy special.
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He adopted all five Gilbert children on Memorial Day in 2009.
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She took to the cat immediately and adopted him shortly after.
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The council adopted findings from another inquiry that also recommended dismissal.
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The 35mm reel was adopted as an international standard in 1909.
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That's when she noticed the older dogs were not being adopted.
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When Pedro was adopted, he was already missing one hind leg.
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But Libra will still face a hurdle to get widely adopted.
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Scotland recently adopted a more open-ended curriculum, with little success.
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Nadia Calviño, Mr Sánchez's economy minister has adopted the latter figure.
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They eventually adopted a nervous, antisocial dachshund they named Gertrude Stein.
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The children were adopted in 2003 and 2004, according to KHOU.
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Trump initially recounted the timeline correctly, then adopted this incorrect timeline.
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Trump initially recounted the timeline correctly, then adopted this incorrect timeline.
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To complete the makeover, the tournament also adopted the mascot tradition.
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For better and for worse, the community adopted that same framework.
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Eventually, she wants to do the same in her adopted home.
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But when the Alphabet structure was suddenly adopted, the message changed.
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No previous president had adopted such sweeping immigration prohibitions, Cox said.
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In the order issued on Monday, the justices adopted that deadline.
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More recently, however, it has adopted the methods of its opponents.
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She has even adopted Labour's "Marxist" policy of energy-price caps.
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Its activists pioneered many of the confrontational tactics Indivisible has adopted.
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Google Maps even adopted the ability to customize your navigation icon.
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Leon H. Sullivan and adopted by some American companies in 1977.
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And Salvini isn't alone in having adopted Trump's vocabulary and methods.
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The committee notes that a combination of approaches could be adopted.
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But throughout the evening, Biden adopted a combative tone that undercut
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The problem isn't just that political operatives have adopted Russian tactics.
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I adopted a dog, and now I feed her other animals.
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Jo Trizila, a single mother, adopted her daughter Kate at birth.
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It may be the fastest-adopted operating systems in Microsoft history.
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The feature may not be only adopted by musicians, notes Pandora.
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However, they will be legally binding if the resolution is adopted.
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They adopted a child together, a mixed-race infant named Donte.
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The cute pup was adopted by Duff, 29, in early May.
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A mid-April battle on her adopted home turf seemed unlikely.
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But they were not adopted until Ronald Reagan took the presidency.
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American policymakers are also intrigued: they adopted the idea in 2012.
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It's a fitting partnership for Luyendyk because Bastian himself is adopted.
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So the technology doesn't get adopted and fails to provide value.
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Her family adopted the accent favored by the British upper classes.
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"France wants the list to be adopted today," he told reporters.
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The country adopted a multicurrency system dominated by the U.S. dollar.
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So it was this label that they adopted for their proposals.
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Since then Sofia has adopted relevant EU legislation for bank restructuring.
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They also noted that Germany's HeidelbergCement had already adopted the target.
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Some wore yellow, the colour adopted by the protesters in 2014.
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He has been estranged from his adopted mother for many years.
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Later in life, he adopted two adult sons: Pippo and Luciano.
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The Netherlands and Germany have adopted similar "hub and spoke" systems.
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The Federal Reserve also has adopted more stringent stress-test standards.
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Vilsack, a Pittsburgh native, was orphaned and adopted as an infant.
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Sherin suffered from malnutrition when she was adopted, the paper reported.
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So far, 185 countries have ratified or adopted the Paris Agreement.
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In Tyumen, Russia, a cat has adopted a baby squirrel monkey.
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But it's not the only office software that farmers have adopted.
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It adopted the ugly "illegals" term to demean fellow human beings.
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Meanwhile, a parade of new smartphones have adopted this very look.
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Some recent converts to plea bargains have adopted them with vim.
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Dazzle camouflage was adopted by both the US and British Navy.
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Lebron was adopted out but returned due to his separation anxiety.
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It was unusual because everybody in Hollywood knew he was adopted.
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Just recently the European Union adopted its first net neutrality law.
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In 1927, the company adopted the more modern name of Vlisco.
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And sometimes, the tactics they've adopted are unprecedented in U.S. history.
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Meanwhile, the prime minister and his supporters have adopted Trumpian tactics.
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Some have adopted fixed exchange rates to prevent their currencies appreciating.
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These practices recall tactics adopted by the alt-right in America.
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This philosophy, while not adopted by everyone, is fast gaining traction.
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Remarkably, this position was adopted by many staff at the university.
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Then the city of Genoa in Italy adopted the same approach.
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He and sister Zahara were adopted by Pitt in 20083. 2.
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She and brother Maddox were adopted by Pitt in 2006. 3.
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Ellianna, then 7, had been adopted from China three years earlier.
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Other Twitter users quickly adopted White's hashtag to make similar arguments.
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California in 2015 adopted tough rules for antibiotic use on farms.
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We adopted by changing the actual whole structure of the company.
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Many startups, like Netflix and Spotify, have adopted the subscription model
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Chains from Taco Bell to Burger King have adopted ordering apps.
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Even if he adopted their full agenda, they would hate him.
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And often these policies are later adopted at a national level.
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Madonna has confirmed reports that she's adopted twin girls from Malawi.
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White adopted it after the dog flunked seeing-eye aide training.
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The regulation was adopted in 2012 but is now being revised.
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The Capobianco family legally adopted Veronica at birth in September 2009.
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On an average day, about 50 or 60 will be adopted.
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M.C. was adopted by the Crawfords when he was almost 2.
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I was very anxious talking to my adopted parents about it.
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Uber adopted all 10 recommendations resulting from the investigation in June.
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The Obama social security rule was adopted during that time frame.
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The full NAACP subsequently adopted his advisory at its national convention.
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To be adopted, the Constitution needed to be ratified by states.
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A new nickname, the Fighting Hawks, has been approved and adopted.
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About 350 of those children need to be adopted, he said.
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Today, 21 percent of hospitals across the country have adopted EHRs.
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Meghan's green outfit holds a special connection to her adopted hometown.
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But then again, when has Washington ever adopted the smarter approach?
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The Senate last week unanimously adopted a resolution introduced by Sen.
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Some experts say it is the most rapidly adopted test ever.
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The report recommended commissioners consider recent reforms Wynn Resorts has adopted.
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The AMA adopted the policy at its annual meeting in Chicago.
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Only recently has the Egyptian government adopted a more conciliatory tone.
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Kellogg's suggestions apparently were not adopted for the final talking points.
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Police did not provide the age of her seven adopted children.
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Two-thirds support was needed for the plan to be adopted.
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They're necessary given the role as an advocate she's willingly adopted.
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They were adopted earlier this year by a cat-experienced couple.
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Residents who adopted a cat from an ACC shelter between Nov.
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Q.E. adopted the pooch from a former staffer back in 2016.
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Since then, the papers have adopted a strong pro-government stance.
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Nearly a decade ago the government adopted policies to stop suicides.
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Kentucky adopted a three-day cap last year, and Florida Gov.
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It was initially adopted primarily in companies reliant upon manufacturing engineering.
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We adopted her after she ran away from the previous owner.
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It was quickly adopted by 30 of the 38 states required.
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In 2004, Berkeley followed suit; Oakland adopted the practice in 2006.
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"So what happened after the Commission adopted Title II?" he asked.
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By that point, RSS had been adopted by several more organizations.
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Technology is of little use, though, if it is not adopted.
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New - Such devices allowed, unless local rule adopted to prohibit use.
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By 2013, half of states had adopted both types of policy.
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Arellano was 913 when Fraser married his mother and adopted him.
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The House has adopted two amendments meant to assist Flint, Mich.
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Britain shouldn't have adopted a standoffish "sulk" as its political position.
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Jeff Sessions, among other prominent supporters, has adopted his "rigged" rhetoric.
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Peter Huntsman said he and his siblings had adopted that strategy.
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The 14th Amendment was adopted for the dispossessed and the outcast.
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To be adopted, a resolution needs nine votes and no vetoes.
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It has adopted the Article V language advanced by Meckler's group.
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She feels like she has gained an adopted daughter, she said.
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But a regulation adopted in 1937 threatens our 21st century economy.
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Scores of consumers in developing countries in Asia have adopted it.
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It will then be adopted as law, with or without changes.
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The bill was adopted ahead of an election due on Feb.
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This year, however, the committee adopted Markey's language on fees unanimously.
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Lawmakers adopted numerous amendments during floor debate, including one from Reps.
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The president's blueprint, though, is unlikely to be adopted by Congress.
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As a remedy, each adopted a strategy to broaden their appeal.
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In recent times, orange has been adopted by causes and companies.
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Aramco as the vehicle through which they could transform their adopted
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The guidelines would still need to be voluntarily adopted by businesses.
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Or a blanket ban of the Russian Federation could be adopted.
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The Trump administration recently adopted an official policy to abuse children.
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Ms. Rinaldi said Diggy nearly missed his chance to be adopted.
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But it's a service that's been almost universally adopted by developers.
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"Most major companies have already adopted" a CISO, Obama pointed out.
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But EU leaders have adopted what they call a "phased approach".
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Morsi, but adopted a hands-off approach, while some in his
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More than 50 countries have adopted some form of this model.
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They adopted three children who are now 18, 15, and 11.
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They moved in, and adopted a stray dog named Pork Chop.
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Unfortunately, Aragorn seems to have adopted more modern forms of weaponry.
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Neither that plan nor a competing Democratic proposal has been adopted.
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Stegmann was born in South Korea and adopted by American parents.
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And there's some jurisdictions out there that have adopted these recommendations.
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Over 100 U.S. cities have adopted 100 percent renewable energy goals.
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They told us our kids would be adopted by other people.
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Jay lies about being adopted by a tribe of Blackfoot Indians.
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In the case of a tie, the final substitute adopted prevails.
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Three strategies have been adopted by Iran to achieve this goal.
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Gates, for his part, adopted a mien of repentance and regret.
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We were born on a mountain and adopted by the city.
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Miller adopted Myron in 2017 while the two were still together.
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The federal government adopted a tough mandatory sentencing policy without parole.
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We developed a shared vision that was agreed upon and adopted.
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Years later, the United States adopted a semi-centralized training system.
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Mexican-Americans adopted the hashtag to share stories about their relatives.
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Indeed the whole community of Devon, Alberta (population: 6,500), adopted us.
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Republicans adopted the same rule for Supreme Court nominees in 2017.
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The same practice should be adopted in the South China Sea.
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Samo was adopted from New York City's Animal Haven in 2012.
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First, large crypto exchange Coinbase adopted Litecoin, alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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A few top developers have already adopted the feature, Amazon says.
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You know, we've adopted or developed a mindfulness business as well.
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Clinton, the adopted one, to a debate in Brooklyn, where Mrs.
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When she was still in kindergarten, Helps learned she was adopted.
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It's only a question of which form of governance gets adopted.
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Nick Abbott is deaf and adopted a deaf dog named Emerson.
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My parents also adopted five other children with disabilities, my siblings.
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That's led to the format being broadly adopted across the industry.
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The company, which adopted a new revenue recognition standard from Jan.
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Alhor has adopted the puppy and named him "Bobe" (pronounced "Bobby").
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Minnesota Timberwolves small forward Andrew Wiggins adores his adopted pooch, Cassie.
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Laura Weber adopted sweet Dan when he was 5 months old.
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He is in a better position to serve his adopted country.
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Emboldened by those decisions, more and more companies adopted the clauses.
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The cash-flush Republican National Committee has adopted a similar posture.
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And the newly adopted programs are on a much larger scale.
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New York adopted the nation's first citywide zoning laws in 1916.
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Indeed, that position has been adopted by some of his supporters.
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But between Newman and Lipinski, only one has adopted Sanders's worldview.
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Eventually, laws can be adopted to help us avoid repeating it.
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Depp also says that he was adopted into the Comanche Nation.
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The federal government has adopted a permissive attitude toward corporate mergers.
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So I've adopted that rule myself and I think it's critical.
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Rivals like Omnicom, WPP and Publicis Worldwide also adopted the system.
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With this third wife, he had three children and adopted another.
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It was adopted into the country's standard dictionary, Duden, in 2013.
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Is there a new or innovative kitchen tool you've recently adopted?
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"James was the adopted child of the Quinn administration," she said.
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Districts that adopted untested computerized voting machines have seen elections compromised.
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We won't be changing a position which has now been adopted.
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This "reflexive" response adopted criminality as the bar to be met.
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Georgia adopted the tune barely three decades after the Confederacy's surrender.
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So both parties adopted reforms that created the modern nominating system.
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The General Assembly adopted R2P, as it is known, in 2005.
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It was not clear if Mr. Mulvaney had adopted those suggestions.
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The Supreme Court adopted a test in 1946 in S.E.C. v.
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Seattle-Tacoma International adopted a $15 minimum wage five years ago.
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Assemble laws, regulations and executive orders adopted under President Barack Obama.
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Eventually he was retracing the steps of his adopted country's writers.
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Several American cities have also adopted regulations governing short-term rentals.
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They aren't trying to hurt their adopted country — just the opposite.
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But what about the remedial map recently adopted by the court?
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The style they adopted was largely a replica of Western Modernism.
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Plus, I've adopted the elbow bump in place of the handshake.
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Europe should follow the policies Hungary adopted years ago, he said.
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Regulations are initially adopted to protect consumers and the general public.
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I, too, was an orphan and was later adopted at 7.
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And he has adopted the Koch language, almost to the word.
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He adopted French, he said, to be "mal armé," poorly defended.
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The main reason companies adopted such plans was to cut costs.
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Some adopted an especially aggressive approach, according to documents and interviews.
|
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Later, they took in some 35 foster children and adopted two.
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They adopted the rallying cry #NeverAgain, and a nascent movement formed.
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My parents are white, and they adopted me from South Korea.
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We have adopted a private market approach to public equity markets.
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The idea has been adopted in numerous communities around the country.
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She is now trying to get the approach adopted more broadly.
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You state that Britain, France and Germany have adopted privatized systems.
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It's unclear if the couple conceived via surrogate or possibly adopted.
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Fifty-one votes are needed for the amendment to be adopted.
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It also made shelter employees worried that she wouldn't be adopted.
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But following a media hullabaloo, the guidelines were not widely adopted.
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Morgan eventually adopted Sabina's kids and raised them as his own.
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Critics say Chile's existing Magna Carta, written and adopted during Gen.
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"Somehow they've adopted more flexibility around their yield curve," Caron said.
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A few weeks after his victory he adopted a Muslim name.
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So I adopted a mild look of confusion and scurried on.
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But he has obviously adopted a negative attitude to the word.
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Many in Washington have adopted a blasé attitude about this prospect.
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In 2018, this approach was adopted by grassroots groups in Minnesota.
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He also passionately documented the streets of his adopted hometown, Chicago.
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Mr. Trump adopted a platform tailored to white working-class Democrats.
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The nickname wasn't officially adopted until the 19433th ceremony in 1939.
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She had recently married Cuban immigrant Miguel Bezos, who adopted Jeff.
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It was adopted overwhelmingly in a 388-21625 vote (The Hill).
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" Brodie Shields wrote, "My Sister was adopted before I was born.
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The last censure resolution adopted by the House occurred in 2010.
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Instead the committee adopted the new policy, making all contracts private.
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In 703, Ukraine adopted a law that classifies the O.U.N.-U.
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Mr. Ellsworth adopted Mr. von Bülow's dog after his neighbor's arrest.
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By Chapter 3, there's even coexistence between adopted and bio families.
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Hoda Kotb adopted her first daughter, Haley, when she was 52.
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She's since adopted four more kids: David, Mercy, Estere, and Stella.
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In 2017, she adopted twins, Estere and Stella, also from Malawi.
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There are certain global standards that could be adopted by China.
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Brazilian and adopted Brazilian children only to avoid being deported and
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He was born in Bogotá, Colombia, and adopted by American parents.
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Those are the numbers and forecasts which the government has adopted.
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But my inlaws and my parents haven't fully adopted it yet.
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Jolie adopted him in 2002 with then-husband Billy Bob Thornton.
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The ban is something Mattis "concluded should be adopted," it notes.
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I found my real mom the day Sylvia Macks adopted me.
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The Trump administration adopted and highlighted this line to good effect.
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Much has changed since state Renewable Portfolio Standards were widely adopted.
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Look, for example, at the Illinois state constitution, adopted in 1970.
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They also reported feeling closer to speakers who adopted this tone.
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In 1947, Joan Crawford adopted twins, Cathy and Cindy, from Tann.
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Few agencies adopted to Jewish families, and Tann saw her chance.
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The university has since adopted the design as an official logo.
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Luckily, the dog recuperated, and one of her vets adopted her.
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He owns several businesses in his adopted hometown of Youngstown, Ohio.
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A young woman, blind and adopted, disappears from a small town.
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Kroger has adopted the traditional meal kit concept with portioned products.
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I wasn't adopted into a family that looked different from me.
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The second article the House adopted accuses Trump of obstructing Congress.
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Chicago: one city, his adopted home town, 85033,900 people were murdered.
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MacArthur -- who adopted two children from South Korea -- angrily responded Thursday.
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Today 67 countries have adopted plans in this area, including NATO.
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The agency also adopted all rules required by the JOBS Act.
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President Trump has adopted a deliberative process on amending the rules.
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After SF's ban, nearby Oakland and Somerville, Massachusetts, adopted similar rules.
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Members adopted a measure to fund water testing in Flint, Mich.
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"Western countries have adopted a policy of appeasement," Mr. Hu said.
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Trump adopted her tone as he publicly mulled over commuting Blagojevich.
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In 2008, she adopted her first daughter from Guatemala, called Maria.
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She later adopted two more children — Dmitri and Nikolai, from Russia.
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Other states have adopted far more significant changes to voting rules.
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My parents worked hard to fit in in our adopted country.
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She was told at a young age that she was adopted.
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Spicer soon adopted the phrase as "a personal mantra" Wolff says.
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But in 2019, the sign was adopted by some white nationalists.
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In my own life, I've adopted them as symbols of strength.
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Currently, 2200 states have adopted California's standards; last week, Colorado Gov.
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California's rules have been adopted by more than a dozen states.
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USA Gymnastics unanimously adopted all 493 of the recommendations for implementation.
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Isolated from the world, the couple adopted a holistic life style.
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California recently adopted some of the world's most ambitious carbon targets.
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Take the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, a green treaty adopted in 1992, under which the Paris agreement to limit global warming to "well below" 2°C above pre-industrial temperatures was adopted in 2015.
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China, for its part, has adopted a more confrontational stance partly rooted in the more aggressive personal political style that President Xi Jinping adopted after assuming China's top political and military posts in 2012 and 2013.
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Park said the UN Olympic Truce Resolution, which has been adopted every two years since 1993 to cease all conflicts during the period of the Truce, will be adopted at the UN General Assembly on Nov.
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The superstar adopted 4½-year-old twins Estere and Stella in February, and has four older children, Lourdes, 20, Rocco, 17, David, 11, and Mercy James, 11 — the latter two of whom were also adopted from Malawi.
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Many of the dogs Mr. Flynn trains are adopted through rescue organizations, exhibiting the kind of high-energy behavior and hunting instincts that make them unlikely to be adopted as family pets, but ideal for scent work.
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However, all of the kittens at their wedding have since been adopted!
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About 120,000 children in foster care are currently waiting to be adopted.
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The constitution that Iran adopted states the objective of exporting the revolution.
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Clinton echoed that five days after the Security Council resolution was adopted.
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Now that the kids are adopted, we are transitioning away from there.
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She adopted her oldest child, Maddox, 15, from Cambodia two years later.
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I think there's innovation in the economy that's beginning to be adopted.
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It's a method I've adopted to always keep gaming fresh for me.
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Later, the city of Washington DC adopted it as its municipal typeface.
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In response, many governments have adopted shoot-on-sight policies for poachers.
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In Florida, the network of news outlets has not adopted that approach.
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Stringfellow's—adopted American-style lap dancing, as "a case study" in the
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The premier said further measures should be adopted to boost private investment.
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But it was adopted at first by the Germans, not the British.
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These dogs are often adopted out with three months of obedience training.
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In 2002, Jolie adopted her first child, Maddox, from a Battambang orphanage.
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"He's adopted his own style and swagger on the floor," Liam said.
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The kitten was adopted "on the spot" by an auto shop employee.
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In Monday night's episode we found out that Rafael was actually adopted.
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Hailed as modern, scientific, and infallible, fingerprinting was adopted around the world.
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The facility adopted the cat, and has been training him ever since.
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They're already raising one: The couple adopted an adorable puppy named Oscar.
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In several instances, Facebook has also already adopted policies to address them.
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It says that no substantially similar rule can ever be adopted again.
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The Maryland Public Service Commission adopted its own version a year later.
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When he was first adopted, Pedro was already missing one back leg.
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Bruno, the beloved and very ~thicc~ polydactyl cat, has officially been adopted.
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When she adopted Bagel, she was told he was a Dalmatian mix.
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He adopted the name a few years later when he started singing.
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She's my new puppy, conveniently adopted from Muddy Paws Rescue on Oct.
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You have adopted security Dadaism, or security Situationism, rather than security engineering?
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It was the same attitude Abedin adopted after her husband's 2011 misstep.
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She was adopted a few weeks later and raised in Sheldon, Iowa.
|
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Isaiah Farrow Isaiah was adopted the same week as Tam in 1992.
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Later, she adopted a somewhat pitying tone during an appearance before reporters.
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"I am Fidel," he continued, a refrain quickly adopted by the crowd.
|
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Lindsay Lohan has offered an explanation for her confusing new adopted accent.
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After the decision, the couple wed and formally adopted their five children.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor and Frederic Prinz von Anhalt's adopted son has died.
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Illinois' 2018 adopted pension measures were not as clearly defined, Fitch said.
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Christina's younger adopted siblings, Cathy and Cindy, have challenged their sister's account.
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Is it a tactic to undermine the net neutrality protections adopted in
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Work is indeed a right enshrined in the constitution, adopted in 2014.
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Beisner added that one of his former staffers has since adopted Lamby.
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I was going through a major depressive episode when I adopted Pearl.
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"I was told I was adopted on my sixth birthday," Palmer related.
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Work is indeed a right enshrined in Tunisia's constitution, adopted in 2014.
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I said that someone had made fun of me for being adopted.
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My mother said that he shouldn't have teased me for being adopted.
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What would have happened to me if I had never been adopted?
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The central bank adopted ambitious inflation targets it subsequently had to relax.
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Has she adopted "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum" as a feminist rallying call?
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When she heard of families with adopted children, she spied on them.
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But young Tristan has a loftier goal: He wants to get adopted.
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The phrase has since been adopted by conservatives who use Vice's definition.
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It has also adopted Hollywood's wide release marketing strategies in recent years.
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By joining CNCF, we hope Notary will be more widely adopted and
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Then, Jessica is adopted by Patsy Walker's mother, not the Jones family.
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The last new appliance I adopted was a miniature microwave, in 2002.
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Every performer knew him and adopted him as one of their own.
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In fact, she adopted him right off the set of the video.
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That category hasn't been as broadly adopted on iOS as once hoped.
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I simply cannot fathom from where he has adopted such a style.
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The rules adopted at the convention supersede rules of the state parties.
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It is coming less than a decade after 4G was widely adopted.
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In fact, the two recently adopted an adorable dog named Lucy together.
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Since the merger policy was adopted, drop-out rates may have risen.
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In 2002, Jolie adopted her oldest son, Maddox, from a Cambodian orphanage.
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Those are some pretty hefty, unlikely to be broadly adopted workarounds, though.
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