Formerly known as the Internet Research Agency, it has since rebranded as a legitimate news agency called Federal News Agency (FNA).
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Congress's watchdog agency is examining whether the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) violated legal provisions prohibiting lobbying and propaganda using agency resources.
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The agency action must be consistent with the substantive goals Congress instructs the agency to further, and the agency must use the procedures Congress requires the agency to use to make the decision.
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Several involved potential misuse of agency funds or agency staff.
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Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency of Palm Desert, Calif.
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He also understands how the agency functions and is well-regarded among the agency staff, which is essential to successfully lead the agency.
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Finally, before awarding deference to agency decisions, a court must find that the agency addressed all standards mandated on the agency by Congress.
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Models: Eiko at Bella Agency and Edward Michael at Bella Agency.
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The writer is chief executive of Creation Agency, a marketing agency.
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The intelligence agency in closest proximity was the National Security Agency.
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The agency even began requiring people register their drones with the agency.
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You want to (inaudible) an agency for something that another agency does.
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She connects her former agency, Creative Artists Agency, with Weinstein's predatory behavior.
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It is the Industrial Development Agency Ireland, not the Irish Development Agency.
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The Internet Research Agency is usually described as "Russian government-linked" agency.
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These are the fine point details of agency-by-agency spending needs.
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Several media outlets also reported Wednesday that Kelly has parted ways with her talent agency, Creative Artists Agency, reportedly opting for United Talent Agency instead.
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" One agency employee who plans on leaving the agency this summer is more blunt: "I think it's fairly clear they want to gut this agency.
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The NRO, with 3,000 military and civilian personnel, is the smallest of the five major intelligence agencies, which also include the National Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency.
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The Committee will also reinvest all principal payments from the Federal Reserve's holdings of agency debt and agency mortgage-backed securities in agency mortgage-backed securities.
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Rosatom, the Russian state atomic agency does not like our Department of Agency.
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His talent agency, United Talent Agency, dropped him as a client on Oct.
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CONEVAL is a decentralized government agency while INEGI is an autonomous public agency.
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In the agency standoff, the writers unions have objected to several agency practices.
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See the complete agency-by-agency estimate at the footer of this article.
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That it somehow limits agency reveals a problematic understanding of what agency is.
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You run your own agency, prior to that you worked at an agency.
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The Defense Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office all remain well ensconced within the defense secretary's orbit; the FBI, Treasury and Department of Homeland Security answer only to their own agency heads.
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Which federal agency should be the agency that should ... Should there ... Because I think Nancy Pelosi was talking about an agency of AI, really, to monitor data.
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"If the agency didn't submit it to Congress, the agency acted unlawfully," Larkin said.
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Without this clear legal framework, police drone policies vary widely from agency to agency.
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Shortly after, the talent agency Creative Artists Agency also dropped Lawley as a client.
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Trump's modeling agency in New York ... 'operated as an escort agency for wealthy clients.
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Every government agency and contractor base believes its agency is on the right path.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is a construction agency—not a scientific research agency.
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Successor Agency to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, $90 million of allocation refinancing bonds.
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Moreover, the rules differ from agency to agency and possibly from administration to administration.
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Dentsu Aegis Network's mobile advertising agency Fetch is being folded into digital agency iProspect.
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It is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, not the Defense Advanced Projects Agency.
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Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency of San Francisco and San Francisco County, Calif.
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The agency can seek up to $41,000 for each violation found by the agency.
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The agency can seek up to $225,103 for each violation found by the agency.
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A 13-agency consortium including NASA and others, called the Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee, has been monitoring the craft's reentry, while the European Agency posts updates.
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The space station was built through an international cooperative program between NASA, the European Space Agency, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the Canadian Space Agency and Russia's Roscosmos.
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Congress's watchdog agency is looking into the role that political appointees at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) played in picking new scientists and other agency advisory committee members.
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When an agency decides to take an action that the president wants the agency to take, the agency must act in a manner that is consistent with statutes.
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The dam had not been registered or approved for use by Rostechnadzor, Russia's agency for technological and ecological oversight, the Interfax news agency cited the agency as saying.
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Russia's drug testing agency could face another suspension from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) over data supplied by the Russian agency that experts said had been manipulated.
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" Latin American News Agency said: "We are honoured that the world's most prestigious news agency partnered with the Latin America News Agency (LANA) to represent Latin America on the Reuters Connect platform; This is a great opportunity to show the work of our agency worldwide and generate new clients in partnership with the leading news agency in the market.
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The family provided DNA to the agency that could identify Private Mulligan, and urged the agency to begin a search, but she said the agency seemed to do little.
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" MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY "Department of Commerce The Budget proposes to eliminate the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) and provide $22012 million to close the agency beginning in 22018.
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The b5 exemption is supposed to protect "inter-agency or intra-agency memorandum or letters which would be privileged in civil litigation," but each agency interprets that meaning differently.
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In the early days of Trump's presidency, agency employees were barred from posting on agency social-media accounts or agency blogs, and weren't allowed to speak to the press.
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Agency findings are inconclusive The agency has not asked the companies to recall their products.
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The circuit court put it to Congress to clarify which agency is proper permitting agency.
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The targets included the US Anti-Doping Agency, the World Anti-Doping Agency, and FIFA.
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U.S. AUTO SAFETY AGENCY EXPANDING AIR BAG DEFECT PROBE TO 12.3 MILLION VEHICLES -- AGENCY STATEMENT
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Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt encouraged oil executives to apply for top agency jobs.
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Two former agency lawyers said the agency expects consistent language in marketing and sales agreements.
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Biden wants to create a cross-agency Advanced Research Projects Agency for climate (ARPA-C).
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The agency recently cautioned investors that the agency does not issue such endorsements or approvals.
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That agency was reportedly Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency in the case of the Saturday alert.
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The FSB, the successor agency to the Soviet-era KGB, is Russia's domestic intelligence agency.
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Sometimes within the ad agency, there's another ad agency coming in and taking more money.
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Can you still have deference to agency developed facts, if not to agency developed law?
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We all work for an agency, and the mission of the agency is our mission.
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The agency was employing assets from the American National Security Agency to surveil targets abroad.
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The acting head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is promising to improve how the agency communicates with the public and the media, with a new focus on agency transparency.
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But if you want abolish an agency for doing something another agency does, that is ridiculous.
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A longtime fan just posted Prince's first exclusive agency contract -- with Creative Artists Agency -- on eBay.
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Chloe's mother, Loni Edwards, runs the first pet talent management agency, aptly named The Dog Agency.
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"We are a criminal investigation agency, we're not an intelligence agency," the source told the station.
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Mr. Hayden is a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency.
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An agency spokeswoman declined to give details about the timing of her removal, citing agency policy.
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So she turned to the Environmental Protection Agency, the federal government agency that regulates drinking water.
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Mike Rogers, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Robert Cardillo and Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen.
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GAO investigators posed as a fictitious federal law enforcement agency and created a phony agency website.
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Lawmakers hounded the agency head over a third year of suggested steep cuts to the agency.
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Their use and impact vary significantly agency-by-agency; a nuance that this memo ignores completely.
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South Korea's intelligence agency said Kim's family was in Macau, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported.
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It is a law enforcement agency with oversight of the Police Department, not a civilian agency.
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Malaysia's anti-graft agency also said Najib had been arrested, according to state news agency Bernama.
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The current company was formed in 2009 after William Morris Agency and the Endeavor Agency merged.
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The project was a collaboration between NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency.
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Officials from that agency "are seeking further information," said Lisa Barrett, a spokeswoman for the agency.
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This would allow consumers to seamlessly navigate from agency to agency with ease and efficiency. 2.
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"That ensures that the whole state network is being effectively managed agency-to- agency," Goldstein said.
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Its main intelligence arm is the Defense Intelligence Agency, which is the third-largest intelligence agency.
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It included representatives of the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other agencies.
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He would inherit an agency that since March has been going through an agency-wide reorganization.
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Ultimately, in an ideal world, aligning with the agency so now the agency realized, like them or not, I'm going to work with them because I want the agency in place.
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The current agency structure grew out of a model that focused on getting big, national TV ad campaigns made, says Charlie Makin, a media agency veteran and founder of digital agency Pintarget.
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Steps include OMB ensuring the agency chief information officers have the authority to make agency-wide cybersecurity decisions, along with ensuring CIOs are regularly reporting to agency heads on information security programs.
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Kelly and her agency CAA have also parted ways, the talent agency confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
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FEC officials declined to comment Tuesday, citing agency rules against discussing specific matters pending before the agency.
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The concept was developed by marketing agency Edelman Deportivo and the website/app by digital agency Emakina.
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Russia's former envoy to UNESCO told RIA news agency the agency was better off without the Americans.
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Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, is no friend of the agency he leads.
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Its signals-intelligence agency, GCHQ, works hand-in-glove with its American counterpart, the National Security Agency.
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However, per an agency press release, the agency will limit the amount given to any one company.
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Of course people have agency, but everyone doesn't have equal agency within a system of constrained choices.
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MORE's Environmental Protection Agency administrator says she's worried about the Trump administration's approach to her former agency.
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Environmental Protection Agency, National Park Service, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, or Federal Emergency Management Agency?
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A statement was issued by the Korean Central News Agency, the country's official media agency, soon after.
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Russia's Space Agency matches NASA in funding, but the agency has suffered from corruption and budget cuts.
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On one side stand the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency.
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"I see an agency sitting on its hands, an agency that gives polluters a pass," she said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt said the agency must ensure Volkswagen AG's (VOWG_p.
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The child welfare agency did not comment on whether the agency had previously interacted with the family.
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There's even an agency specifically tasked with supporting the president's telecommunications needs, the White House Communications Agency.
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The evangelical message gave me an illusion of agency, even though my mental agency was long gone.
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We go agency by agency to collect the data, much of it stored in an antiquated fashion.
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Pete W. Hall, Mr. Travers' deputy, will also return to his home agency, the National Security Agency.
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Meanwhile, Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, is doggedly eviscerating the agency he runs.
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The European Space Agency and the Russian space agency are also in on the Martian land rush.
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Redesignating an agency as a "security agency" essentially bolsters the argument to redact a name, for example.
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Barczyk works with United Talent Agency, a top Hollywood talent agency that also works with digital creators.
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And President Richard Nixon, a Republican, established a cabinet-level agency that is the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It needs to give her agency again, as unlikely as agency is for a Handmaid in Gilead.
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Krishnamoorthi noted that under normal practice, when the White House regulatory agency completes its review, it sends the action back to the relevant federal agency, and the agency promptly publishes the final action.
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But Anna Antselovich, the head of Russia's antidoping agency, told the state-run news agency Tass on Thursday that the sanctions against the agency in November had damaged the information chain on meldonium.
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The head of any agency who determines that such agency does not have agency actions described in subsection (a) of this section shall submit to the OMB Director a written statement to that effect and, absent a determination by the OMB Director that such agency does have agency actions described in subsection (a) of this section, shall have no further responsibilities under this section.
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The requirements will include Russian anti-doping agency RUSADA remaining compliant with World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) regulations.
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Additionally, Kelly and her agency CAA have also parted ways, the talent agency confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The National Santa Agency operates as a full-service entertainment agency, supplying professionally trained and insured Santas, Mrs.
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There are no domestic regulators to replace the European Medicines Agency and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
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Originally, I thought she would end up running the spy agency, but the spy agency is no more.
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Ramos also said the Federal Emergency Management Agency had approved of the deal, something the agency has denied.
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Publishers have effectively become the new agency, by bringing capabilities to marketers that the traditional agency lacks: distribution.
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And it's largely thanks to The Dog Agency, the first talent agency catering exclusively to Instagram-famous canines.
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Earlier in the day, the official agency Xinhua news agency said the blast had happened at a factory.
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"Congratulations to SpaceIL and the Israel Space Agency," said NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine in an agency press release.
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Indeed, while often cast as a regulatory agency, the FTC is better described as a law-enforcement agency.
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Iran's state news agency, the Islamic Republic News Agency, or IRNA, blamed tensions on the US President's visit.
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His agency is handling the digital part of the Cadillac campaign along with the agency of record, Publicis.
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His pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, Oklahoma attorney general Scott Pruitt, has previously sued the agency.
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The agency perspective: CDC Director Robert Redfield said the Dickey Amendment doesn't prevent the agency from doing research.
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We already have an Environmental Protection Agency head who has made a career out of suing that agency.
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Samantha Dravis, Pruitt's top policy adviser at the Environmental Protection Agency, is scheduled to depart the agency Friday.
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TOP-LINE NUMBERS: -Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): $8.3 billion, including $85003 million dedicated to implementing agency climate regulations.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has unprecedented around-the-clock protection from environmental agents at his agency.
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The blueprint became visible when we connected the dots in department-by-department and agency-by-agency conversations.
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Greg Abbott wrote in a letter to the Texas Education Agency, referring to the agency by its initials.
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At the time, agency officials said they were ensuring agency funding is in line with Mr. Pruitt's priorities.
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The Xinhua News Agency, a state-run news agency, reported that the collapse happened at 7:30 p.m.
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A minute later, he brought up an obscure government agency, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA.
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So far, Gillibrand's Data Protection Agency lacks any new rules for her agency to enforce once it's founded.
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WPP – The ad agency was outbid by former CEO Martin Sorrell for Netherlands-based digital production agency MediaMonks.
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No comment was immediately available from the domestic intelligence agency, or the interior ministry, which oversees that agency.
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You see, "NSA" stands for National Security Agency, a government agency long known for its work on encryption.
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Most bureaucratic work is siloed (with each agency, or even bureau within an agency, constituting its own silo).
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"Immediately we reached out to the Environmental Protection Agency," said Craig Butler, the director of Ohio's environmental agency.
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The state agency asked the court to kick the issue back to the agency for its new review.
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The agency held Carlos for six days, though the agency is supposed to transfer children within 72 hours.
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The Committee will include purchases of agency commercial mortgage-backed securities in its agency mortgage-backed security purchases.
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In a striking departure for an agency chief, she suggested punting the issue to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German citizen employed by Germany's domestic intelligence agency has been arrested on accusations that he made Islamist declarations on the internet and revealed internal agency material, the agency said on Tuesday.
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Sunak described the agency as a UK version of the US Advanced Research Projects Agency, or ARPA, a government agency which fuelled the invention of the internet and was the foundation of Silicon Valley.
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They've acquired some of those players via trades, some in traditional free agency, others in international free agency, in the draft (first or second round), post-draft free agency, and by scouting the D-League.
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Ms. Kelly cut ties with the Creative Artists Agency this week, and a rival agency that was poised to sign her on Wednesday, United Talent Agency, backed away in the wake of her "blackface" comments.
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The agency, which oversees air quality, water quality, water rights and utilities, and the storage and disposal of waste, is the second largest environmental regulatory agency in the world after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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You'll have a pollster, you'll have a digital agency, you'll have a TV agency, you'll have a research firm.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt reasoned that scientists who advise the agency shouldn't also receive research funds from the agency.
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Hollywood talent agency UTA (United Talent Agency) will open an art gallery in Downtown Los Angeles on September 17.
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Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Diego, $176 million of tax allocation refinancing bonds.
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Entitled "Current Agency Action Team," the chart lists the Boston Consulting Group's Ron Nicol as director of agency action.
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" The agency said Tesla "told NHTSA that it was not their intention to dissuade consumers from contacting the agency.
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The investigation will be run jointly by the health agency and the sanitation, food and environment agency, Buzyn said.
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The GSA "is not set up to be a monitoring nor enforcement agency," the agency said in its statement.
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She oversaw the launch of a renamed internal agency known as CISA, or the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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FINLAND'S DATA PROTECTION AGENCY SAYS NOKIA-BRANDED MOBILE PHONES HAVE BEEN SENDING PERSONAL INFORMATION TO CHINA - STT NEWS AGENCY
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An Inspector General works within a government agency, but by law does not take orders from that agency head.
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The report was produced by the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National Security Agency.
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The second major office within the agency is Homeland Security Investigations, which resembles a traditional federal law-enforcement agency.
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Centralizing cybersecurity oversight is an attempt to help overcome the lack of agency-to-agency communication on the subject.
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With the President grossly misusing ICE and the agency broken beyond repair, I'm proposing legislation to abolish the agency.
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Highly skilled personnel at the National Security Agency (NSA) have reportedly been leaving the agency at a high rate.
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The challenge, however, is that few people understand the agency policy, culture and nuances, which hinders outside agency review.
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Then he spent a decade implementing missions for NASA, the European Space Agency and The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
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In recent days, he's also issued a series of agency reforms supporters say will make the agency more transparent.
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Border agency reviewing incident US Customs and Border Protection is now reviewing the encounter, the agency told CNN Monday.
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The details: An agency formed in 2015, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, is responsible for identifying the remains.
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The agency assigned its own team to find out what was going on, said Stanley Young, an agency spokesman.
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A spokeswoman for the agency confirmed to CNN on Friday that Pollack is no longer employed at the agency.
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At the hospital, she was transferred to another agency worker, her father said, although he didn't know which agency.
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Also, to paraphrase Liz Lemon: There ain't no party like an agency party, because an agency party is stacked.
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The agency should not, she said, "be transformed from a law-enforcement agency to a massive rule-making regime."
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Michael Ovitz, the cofounder of the famed talent agency CAA, is both an advisor and investor in the agency.
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The groom's mother is the founder and chief executive of the Martell Agency, a literary agency in New York.
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The agency said that its investigation is active and that Mr. Mayweather has agreed to cooperate with the agency.
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Russia's official weather forecast agency said that conditions near the airport were "normal, easy," the Interfax news agency reported.
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Under the legislation, the entity would be transformed into an operational agency called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Chris Inglis, the former deputy director of the National Security Agency, the United States' premier electronic spy agency, disagrees.
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They have a whole native T Brand Studios, which is sort of their ad agency, their internal ad agency.
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Weighing these factors, the agency determined the magnetic tapes were of no intrinsic or informational value to the agency.
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The agency is also considering 250 "electronic recommendations" that would continue to transform the agency into a digital enterprise.
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There has been no investigation by any United Nations body, the European Union's frontier agency, the EU police agency, any maritime agency, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or the EU naval task force in the Mediterranean.
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Opponents express skepticism that generalist judges can competently review agency economic analysis, fearing that that judges would either substitute their policy views for those of the agency or defer excessively if they agree with the agency.
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"What stands out in her films of crossdressing...is the preoccupation with female agency, the connection between agency and gender construction, and the obstacles facing the development of female agency in a patriarchal society," McMahan writes.
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"The agency immediately informed Tesla that any language implying that consumers should not contact the agency regarding safety concerns is unacceptable, and N.H.T.S.A. expects Tesla to eliminate any such language," said Bryan Thomas, an agency spokesman.
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Donald Trump's pick for Environmental Protection Agency chief has harshly criticized the agency and questioned humans' role in global warming.
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The agency was rumored to be investigating Google's Android policies last year, but the agency hasn't taken any action yet.
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The agency also has seven Robonaut 2s on Earth designed to serve various testing and certification purposes for the agency.
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Time's Up's supporters include talent agencies like Creative Artists Agency, ICM Partners, United Talent Agency, and William Morris Endeavor Entertainment.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was in hot water this week after agency officials mistakenly told NPR on Jan.
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And like Perry, Trump's nominee to head the Environmental Protection Agency opposes the very agency Trump wants him to run.
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Democrats on Wednesday began advancing agency-by-agency funding bills in the House that would then go to the Senate.
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Just last week, the Environmental Protection Agency cancelled a planned talk by three agency scientists at a climate change conference.
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Singapore state agency SPRING is an investor in SmartKarma, and government agency International Enterprise is helping the firm expand overseas.
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This is important for federal employees and senior agency officials alike: Everyone plays a role in protecting federal agency data.
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The agency said it has asked the nation's officials to institute some measures, including funding a national anti-doping agency.
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Robbie: Food plays a central role in the agency, as it's a connecting factor between the people in the agency.
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China this week has also reaffirmed its commitment to the Iran deal, per Mehr News Agency, an Iranian news agency.
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A Central Intelligence Agency panel of historians that advises the agency on declassification issues was put on hold this year.
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The meritocracy places tremendous emphasis on individual agency; identity politics argues that agency is limited within a system of oppression.
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An agency can only take an action if Congress has delegated to the agency the power to take the action.
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Cyber Command would be separated from the National Security Agency, a spy agency responsible for electronic eavesdropping, the officials said.
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On Thursday, the National Police Agency attributed the attack to the General Bureau of Reconnaissance, North Korea's main spy agency.
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But so far, the agency responsible for such a move, the Drug Enforcement Agency, has not made a final decision.
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The head of ICE fires back as the Democratic lawmaker accuse the agency -- accusing the agency of being anti-immigrant.
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National statistics agency Indec has yet to report an annual inflation rate since the agency underwent reforms earlier this year.
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That's why the European Space Agency (ESA) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) teamed up on the BepiColombo Mercury mission.
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To put that in perspective, in 220006, the agency offered buyouts totaling $2202 million and 2628 people left the agency.
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Peter Letz is an agent in the Digital Media Group at the entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
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They are owned by DigitalGlobe, not the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (the agency licensed the data that the satellites recorded).
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Now her detailed criticisms of the agency came on trade association letterhead and in presentations at agency meetings and events.
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Third, the conservative justices dislike the principle of agency autonomy and have looked askance at job protections for agency officials.
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Former commissioners and top agency officials have taken jobs at businesses and law firms that represented industries the agency regulated.
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The agency will then call the employer and tries to force them to bring [the worker] in [to the agency].
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A former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official who worked on some controversial administration actions is returning to the agency Monday.
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The UK intelligence agency GCHQ -- the equivalent of the US National Security Agency -- reiterated its denial of any spying claims.
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"For people outside the agency, what that fingers inside the agency could be a lack of independence," Peters told Pruitt.
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Is it any surprise that the Environmental Protection Agency is now widely known among conservationists as the Environmental Destruction Agency?
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Other former agency employees said they wondered if at times Mr. Apol had gone too far in questioning agency standards.
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Launched in 1997, the mission was a collaboration between NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency (ASI).
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However, restricting the regulatory burden on an agency-by-agency basis is an inefficient policy and should be improved upon.
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" Environmental Protection Agency spokesman Nick Conger said the agency continues "to investigate the problems with the 3.0 liter diesel vehicles.
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As such, career agency bureaucrats have gone so far to state recently that internal agency regulations outweighs any statutory considerations.
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In addition, the FOMC will include purchases of agency commercial mortgage-backed securities in its agency mortgage-backed security purchases.
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History has taught us that a law enforcement agency has no business being run by bureaucrats in a regulatory agency.
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Justice officials and the intelligence agency discussed whether the agency was making criminal referral for the Justice Department to investigate.
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In an explainer, the agency wrote: The agency also uses trucks to stock lakes when the terrain allows for it.
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Media reports say the agency was considering flights to Detroit, Miami and Buffalo, New York, where the agency has facilities.
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So have our closest allies, and the international agency responsible for verifying Iranian compliance – the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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The pushback came as the heads of the CIA, National Security Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency, Director of National Intelligence and acting head of the FBI addressed the company on Capitol Hill. Sen.
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At the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, an arm of DHS, the scaling back of personnel has forced the agency to end "a variety of critical cybersecurity and infrastructure protection capabilities," the agency said in a statement.
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The agency would combine OPIC with some elements of the United States Agency for International Development, creating a new, independent government agency with expanded authority, including a higher spending cap and the ability to make equity investments.
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STOCKHOLM, March 2 (Reuters) - Sweden's Public Health Agency raised its assessment of being infected by COVID-19 virus in Sweden to "moderate" from "low" on Monday, news agency TT reported the head of the agency as saying.
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The pushback came as the heads of the CIA, National Security Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency, Director of National Intelligence and acting head of the FBI addressed the company on Capitol Hill. Sen.
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The shake-up at the agency also raised some confusion among former ethics officials, who noted that the government generally requires an acting head of a federal agency to have worked for that agency for 90 days.
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WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency has canceled the speaking appearance of three agency scientists who were scheduled to discuss climate change at a conference on Monday in Rhode Island, according to the agency and several people involved.
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The San Francisco bike and scooter companies and the public are engaged in type of Spy vs Spy agency war, where as one group takes agency against something, the next group enacts their agency in another way.
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Last Friday, Prime Minister Theresa May floated the idea of Britain remaining an associate member of the European Medicines Agency, the European Chemicals Agency, and the European Aviation Safety Agency after Britain leaves the EU in March 2019.
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Among the most interesting: the Exxon Protection Agency; the Coal and Oil Management Agency, or COMA; the Environmental Destruction Agency; Enrich Pruitt's Allies; and the Department of Catastrophic Myopia Fueled by Anti-Scientific Foolishness, or DCMFASF for short.
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And even when they're not at the agency anymore, sort of their ghost is either hanging over the agency, or in some cases the guys who were still at the agency are fighting against — in this case, Ovitz.
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One of the main features of DOE's clean energy program is the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), an office created in 2009 off the model of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a defense research agency.
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No White House likes it when intelligence agencies — such as the National Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency or the Defense Intelligence Agency — deliver bad news, or when that information undercuts the executive's preferred policies or political positions.
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The legislation would create a National Security and Intelligence Review Agency responsible for oversight of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), cyber-spy agency the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and other departments including the Canadian Border Services Agency.
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Vern Miyagi stepped down as the Administrator of Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday, while another unnamed agency official also quit.
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The agency was almost immediately sued by Verizon, which argued that the agency didn't have the authority to enforce its rules.
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The agency detected hacking attempts by the North against workers for two regional railway networks this year, the spy agency said.
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In other administration news, newly confirmed Environmental Protection Agency Chief Scott Pruitt gave his debut speech to agency employees on Tuesday.
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One fear was that a cyberattack carried out by one agency could interfere with covert operations being performed by another agency.
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She runs her own marketing agency, DLA, An Agency, which specializes in brand and business development for food and beverage companies.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) reinstated the Russian anti-doping agency (RUSADA) last September, angering sports bodies around the globe.
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That report outlined how the agency believed the GRU, Russia's military intelligence agency, had attempted to phish a US election vendor.
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The central bank held $1.56 trillion in agency MBS and $2.3 billion in agency debt on May 22, Fed data showed.
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Rival teams and agents have long accused the Knicks of letting the talent agency Creative Artists Agency influence their basketball decisions.
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The website was overseen by the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality, a sub-agency of the Health and Human Services Department.
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What's more, the agency now says that any scientists who has received an agency grant can't participate on its science board.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency denied any involvement with the contract, despite the agreement stating it had approval from the agency.
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Rob Wainwright, director of the European police agency, Europol, said that in hindsight his agency should have investigated the April sinking.
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The agency said the transactions processed through a clearing agency or executed on an exchange would be exempted from the rules.
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He has, however, remained in charge of IAEA operations and continued to run the agency, officials familiar with the agency say.
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According to Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency, the mosaic was found in 2012, but was shared by the agency last week.
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It said Dubinsky was head of the military intelligence agency of DNR, while Pulatov headed a second department of the agency.
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Timeline: May 23: Fake report with pro-Iran statements briefly posted on Qatar News Agency, the country's state-sponsored news agency.
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Shortages also forced the agency to move workers into roles the agency had not qualified them for, further prolonging recovery efforts.
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Fore was administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development from 2006 to 2009, the first woman to lead the agency.
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Palantir has had contracts with numerous intelligence and law enforcement agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency.
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In Brazil, for example, release of Oxitec mosquitoes has been approved by one government agency but awaits approval from another agency.
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While the agency has vowed to issue guidance on the chemical's effects, critics say the agency is slow rolling its finding.
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Friday, the Turkish law enforcement agency decided to confiscate property that belongs to Zarrab and his relatives, the news agency said.
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Republicans have tried for years to make those changes to the agency, while Democrats resisted arguing it would weaken the agency.
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Sources: Reuters, Thomson Reuters Foundation, United Nations children's agency, United Nations refugee agency, Mercy Corps, Save the Children, International Rescue Committee.
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In 2017, Vice Media combined it with other standalone agency-like businesses to make a full-service agency called Virtue Worldwide.
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Hollywood agencies ICM Partners, William Morris Endeavor, United Talent Agency and Creative Artists Agency have each donated $1 million or more.
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Britain's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), part of the GCHQ spy agency, and the National Crime Agency said they were investigating.
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Joanne Van Saun, who runs the local agency, told CNN on Saturday she feels her agency was weaponized to threaten families.
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The Environmental Protection Agency under Trump is on track to become the most responsive federal agency to corporate entreaties in history.
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Trump accepted Xi's invitation to China later this year, state news agency Xinhua news agency cited officials as saying on Friday.
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Convene a workshop to revisit on the standards used by the agency when deciding when to intervene in with agency action.
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Limited agency: "Agency" is the term social scientists use to mean that individuals have the capacity to act on their own.
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The agency would hope to start the operations in spring 22019, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) director Kelly McKeague added.
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Mr. Hansell has set out to improve the agency by hiring hundreds of additional employees and updating technology within the agency.
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In a statement, Poland's telecom regulatory agency said the ISA assigned Durbajlo to work with the agency beginning in May 2012.
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Democrats on Wednesday and Thursday advanced agency-by-agency funding bills in the House that are being sent to the Senate.
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But under earlier buyouts, Mr. Kavlock said, the agency later hired nearly 2465 postdoctoral candidates to help continue critical agency work.
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A handful of CIA officials were forced out of the agency and several more were disciplined after an internal agency investigation.
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The subpoenas went to the National Security Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Central Intelligence Agency, the official said.
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The agency immediately informed Tesla that any language implying that consumers should not contact the agency regarding safety concerns is unacceptable.
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In 2003, Gun worked for GCHQ, the British government agency that is equivalent to the National Security Agency across the pond.
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But the agency never allowed those firms to publicly identify the agency as the source of those discoveries, Ms. Neuberger said.
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The National Security Agency has detected a "severe" security flaw in the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system, the agency announced Tuesday.
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International Atomic Energy Agency chief Yukiya Amano has said in Iran his agency had the world's most robust nuclear verification regime.
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Another agency among the hardest hit by the budget was the Environmental Protection Agency, which would be slashed by 31 percent.
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The OMB must move toward automated reporting of agency data in order to continuously evaluate the effectiveness of agency cybersecurity programs.
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"The agency communicated to this committee that the privacy booth would not be certified by any national security agency," Udall wrote.
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There is no single agency in the bloc with the enforcement powers of the Environmental Protection Agency or Federal Trade Commission.
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Above from left, Lorrie Bartlett of ICM Partners; Brandon Lawrence of Creative Artists Agency; and J.B. Fitzgerald of United Talent Agency.
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" Richard Rapoza, a Hawaii Emergency Management Agency spokesman, said the agency looked forward to resolving the lawsuit "in an appropriate forum.
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It was designed in part to prevent one agency from interfering with classified cyber espionage campaigns being conducted by another agency.
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Officials at the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency were similarly concerned about the push to release the memo.
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The association's main constituents are the big four agencies: William Morris Endeavor, Creative Artists Agency, United Talent Agency and ICM Partners.
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Yuri Ganus, the head of Russian anti-doping agency RUSADA, told Reuters by phone his agency would look into the findings.
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At the CIA, the number of contractors working for the agency at one point surpassed the number of actual agency employees.
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Scott Pruitt, Trump's pick for chairman of the Environmental Protection Agency, has filed multiple lawsuits against the agency he now leads.
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Up to 2018, the agency had restored around 679,000 hectares of peatland, Nazir Foead, head of the Peat Restoration Agency, said.
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Washington (CNN)Susan Pompeo, wife of Central Intelligence Agency chief Mike Pompeo, has taken on an unusually active role for a CIA spouse in agency affairs since he started the job in January 2017, regularly spending her days at the agency, traveling with her husband, and attending agency social events -- seven sources with knowledge of the matter told CNN.
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The short period of time our nation has to prepare for the effects of this revolution is already upon us, and it could not come at a more perilous and complicated time for the National Security Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and the other components of the intelligence community.
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Often referred to as the Pentagon's "mapmakers," the combat support agency works alongside the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office, and the Defense Intelligence Agency to collect and analyze geospatial data gathered by spy satellites and aerial drones.
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This shift marks another strike against the classic agency-of-record modelIn recent years, advertisers like General Mills have moved away from the agency-of-record model in which a single agency is contracted to handle a brand's business.
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I spend the afternoon doing agency and contact research, making notes in my new Moleskine, and looking at the new agency website.
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The Central Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department all launched investigations under President Barack Obama.
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Trump has plans to dismantle Environmental Protection Agency and Food and Drug Agency regulations, and to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
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The 452 now poised to leave the agency is actually far less than Pruitt's goal of reducing the agency by 1,200 positions.
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Several agency websites including detailed information about climate change research and its causes have been deleted, the agency announced late last night.
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The agency plans to also impose such rules as age-verification requirements for online sales, senior agency officials told the Washington Post.
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"Although advisory committees provide recommendations to the agency, the FDA makes the final decisions," agency press officer Michael Felberbaum told BuzzFeed News.
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An internal Federal Emergency Management Agency report also acknowledged that the agency was woefully unprepared to deal with the Category 5 storm.
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Mississippi also hired an agency to analyze its system and make recommendations, which included increasing social workers' salaries and restructuring the agency.
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The agency is also facing pressure to act from Congress, who have rightly slapped the agency for its institutional bias toward inaction.
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"We don't feel like we have agency over the outside world, but we do feel we have agency over ourselves," he says.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the European Chemicals Agency and other regulators have found that glyphosate is not likely carcinogenic to humans.
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Environmental agency Ibama fined Vale 250 million reais for regulatory violations, while state environmental agency Semad fined the miner 99 million reais.
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The National Security Agency will release an agency-designed tool to research malware as a free-to-the-public, open source program.
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The agency said state officials failed to respond quickly enough to the water crisis, not that the agency failed to do so.
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Not after the National Security Agency (NSA) and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) were found to be in cahoots with Germany's spy networks.
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The agency even has to tell companies when a Freedom of Information Act request has been submitted to the agency about them.
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During the 2011 quake, the Japan Meteorological Agency issued the tsunami warning too early, before the agency had fully completed its measurements.
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In addition, the German spy agency also monitored the Europol police agency Europol which is based in The Hague, the magazine said.
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A senior counsel and a top aide for Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt resigned Wednesday amid growing controversies surrounding the agency.
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The state's economic development agency, the Rhode Island Commerce Corporation, then took down the video and blamed the editing agency they used.
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The North's state-run news agency, the Korean Central News Agency, says that the "almighty ICBM rocket " was a Hwasong-14 missile.
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A request is filed with the agency who conducted the surveillance, and that agency determines if the reasons for unmasking are valid.
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He has expressed a desire to eliminate the Environmental Protection Agency, the government agency tasked with implementing regulations to secure the environment.
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Adam Adams, an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official, said he did not know if the federal agency was conducting its own investigation.
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It's a law enforcement agency rather than an intelligence agency, which means most of its work eventually ends up in open court.
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Space agency leaders from Italy, Germany, Japan, Russia, Canada, France, South Africa, the European Space Agency, as well as China took part.
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The internal watchdog at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is looking into how the agency handled last year's response to Hurricane Harvey.
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The agency instead asks if there is a colorable interpretation that will support the policy result that the agency wants to reach.
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This bill would require every agency to list the travel of the head of that agency every month for the previous month.
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The agency has been the target of protests in recent weeks near agency facilities in New York, Washington, D.C., and Portland, Ore.
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A new date for the launch has not yet been set, the RIA news agency cited Roscosmos, the space agency, as saying.
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Flynn was fired as Obama's Defense Intelligence Agency chief in the spring of 2014 after less than two years leading the agency.
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It also would set up a new agency called the California Privacy Protection Agency that would operate alongside the Attorney General's office.
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Other intercepted phone calls also implicate the GRU, Russia's military intelligence agency, and the FSB, Russia's domestic intelligence agency, the investigators said.
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Fancy Bears similarly released hacked emails in 2016 from officials at the World Anti-Doping Agency and the U.S. Anti Doping Agency.
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In a statement to The Hill, an agency spokesperson stressed that the agency was working on implementing new improvements to protect whistleblowers.
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He is leading the president-elect's transition team for the Environmental Protection Agency; he was not nominated to lead the agency itself.
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Two weeks after the Environmental Protection Agency lowered its estimate of the cost of climate change, another government agency is pushing back.
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An IPO has been rumored since Emanuel and Patrick Whitesell merged their talent agency with sports and modeling agency IMG in 2013.
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"It was done by a human hand," Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, told the TASS news agency.
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None of the big four — William Morris Endeavor, Creative Artists Agency, United Talent Agency and ICM Partners — agreed to the new code.
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The bride's father is a founder and the chief executive of United Talent Agency, a talent and literary agency in Los Angeles.
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"If you went through a hiring agency, alert the hiring agency about what has happened and seek assistance there," Ms. Goldberg said.
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California's law goes beyond even what the federal agency recommends to prevent distracted driving, said Bryan Thomas, a spokesman for the agency.
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"Your agency may reimburse the expenses incurred for laundry, cleaning, and pressing of clothing as a miscellaneous travel expense," the agency wrote.
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"He was deeply unhappy toward the end with the Trump administration and what had become of his agency, our agency," Reilly said.
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The agency is also the lead grant-making agency for the Department of Homeland Security, accounting for 98 percent of all funding.
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The agency also sanctioned Russia's port service agency, Profinet Pte Ltd, and the company's director general, Vasili Aleksandrovich Kolchanov, a Russian national.
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Mr. Xu also tried to file a second lawsuit against the agency, this one accusing the agency of not disclosing information properly.
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At best, the space agency would become a climate-change agency, such as proposed by Lori Garver, former deputy administrator of NASA.
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For example, if an agency sees increased threat activity focused on stealing credentials, an agency can focus on investments in multifactor authentication.
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The Sudanese Intelligence Agency said it ordered the release of all political detainees, the official Sudan News Agency, or SUNA, reported Thursday.
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The only agency recognized to make such a determination, the International Atomic Energy Agency, has found Iran to be in full compliance.
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Both Hurd and the New Dems also support making job descriptions consistent from agency to agency to better track in-demand skills.
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The newspaper also reports that the National Security Agency detected the cyber activity by a government-backed Russian spy agency, the FSB.
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The legislation would rename NPPD as the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, a standalone agency to handle cyber and critical infrastructure protection.
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They say they want to know if the agency is going easy on Trump because he is ultimately head of the agency.
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Indeed, agency officials acknowledge that the $400 million the agency already has in hand would pay for the work on the beachside.
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The Committee also directs the Desk to include purchases of agency commercial mortgage-backed securities in its agency mortgage-backed security purchases.
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Environmental Protection Agency The EPA, a government agency tasked with protecting the environment through regulations, will be threatened under the Trump administration.
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According to the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Nuclear Energy Agency, about 55,000 metric tons of uranium are mined every year.
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At the agency level, the blueprint proposed a 31 percent cut to the Environment Protection Agency; a 29 percent cut to the State Department; and 21 percent cuts to the Labor and Agriculture departments, among other steep agency-level reductions.
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Somewhat analogous to internal affairs at a police department, the inspector general's office for a given agency is tasked with looking into potential malfeasance by that agency or members of that agency, and issuing reports and recommendations on its findings.
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"The agency has detected natural uranium particles of anthropogenic origin at a location in Iran not declared to the agency," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN's nuclear watchdog, said in a confidential report published Monday, according to AFP.
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" In his email, Counts confirmed that U visa applications require a signed certification from a law enforcement agency, and he said that the federal agency has "no role or authority as to whether a law enforcement agency signs a certification.
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They have also investigated computer hacks of the World Anti-Doping Agency and the United States Anti-Doping Agency; both breaches were attributed to a Russian cyberespionage group believed to be associated with the G.R.U., the Russian military intelligence agency.
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As part of a larger agency effort to strengthen and clarify existing policy and procedures for accountability of all of its IT equipment and access to agency facilities and information systems, the agency said it's is clarifying its reporting requirements.
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It's also a bureaucratic problem since Canada's border agency treats the proteins differently than its food inspection agency, resulting in tariff-free access.
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The Environmental Protection Agency received harsher restrictions: no social media, no press releases, no blog posts, no speaking engagements, agency employees were told.
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"A court," he wrote , "is ill-equipped to second-guess that kind of agency scientific judgment" as it pertained to federal agency procedure.
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FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION SAYS BOEING HAS NOT YET MADE ITS FORMAL SUBMISSION ON 737 MAX SOFTWARE UPGRADE TO THE AGENCY FOR APPROVAL - AGENCY
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He hired a detective agency to find his biological father at the same time that he shot a film about that same agency.
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Though they live on opposite coasts, Pierce in Los Angeles and Decker in Philadelphia, they run their own digital marketing agency, Method Agency.
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That mission — a collaboration involving NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency — began with Cassini&aposs launch in October 1997.
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Employers – The Fair Employment Agency, a not-for-profit domestic helpers recruitment agency, says most Hong Kong employers are good to their helpers.
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Deadlocked agency Initiating an FEC investigation -- or any significant action at the agency -- requires four FEC commissioners to vote to approve the move.
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You can also fill it out at a tag agency or a government assistance agency, and they will turn it in for you.
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Seven others in the group were injured, Jörg Manthei, a spokesman for Lebenslust Touristik, the travel agency, told DPA, the German news agency.
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The European weather agency EUMETSAT contributed $119 million (110 million Euros), and the French space agency CNES contributed $68 million (63 million Euros).
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She did an extended term as a consultant to the agency, and was very pleased with the association with such a powerful agency.
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Brock Long, head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, appeared with Cooper and said his agency would help restore power and open roads.
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Given their respective complimentary geographical strengths, data collected by Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping agency is of particular use to the National Security Agency (NSA).
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When a private company emailed the agency about the data leak, the agency did not request to companies that they delete the database.
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Drawing your traumatic medical experience can serve as a way of "gaining agency over something you had no agency over before," Czerwiec said.
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Valerie Jarrett, one of former President Obama's top advisers, signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA), a premier Hollywood talent agency, Politico Playbook reported.
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He led the Defense Intelligence Agency at the time and met his counterparts at the Russian military intelligence agency known as the GRU.
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The Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), which is the government agency responsible for the nuclear material, has not commented on the Greenpeace statement.
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is recusing himself from matters involving numerous major lawsuits he filed against his own agency.
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Stability from Agency Trading: Agency trading, where Tewoo passes on pricing and forex risks to counterparties, comprises more than 21500% of Tewoo's business.
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The agency sent an RFP — request for proposal — for anyone who might be able to help the agency break through the phone's encryption.
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In response to last year's proposed gutting of the Environmental Protection Agency, the artists founded their very own EPA: the Environmental Performance Agency.
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Reaction Engines has attracted development funding from the British government, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the European Space Agency.
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Veteran agency employees have also recoiled at Mulvaney's push to change the bureau's name and make the agency more amenable to industry concerns.
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That's according to the agency where Wheeler is about to be second in command—the agency that is charged with protecting clean water.
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They called on the agency to conduct a fresh review of three servicers: Great Lakes, Nelnet, and the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency.
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This is a remarkable finding for an agency whose new head said a few days ago that the agency was in fine shape.
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It also gets support from the Swedish aid agency SIDA, the World Bank, United Kingdom's DfID and the United States Aid Agency USAid.
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"As this process moves forward, we hope that the important mission of this agency will be preserved," the agency said in a statement.
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The Trump team still needs to provide more paperwork before detailed agency-by-agency briefings can take place, a White House spokeswoman said.
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Thus, for instance, one of President Trump's executive orders requires every agency to repeal two rules for every new rule the agency issues.
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Businesses: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is moving forward with new rules for disadvantaged businesses that receive federal financial assistance from the agency.
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Spending issues at the agency: Pruitt on Thursday defended his travel habits and the installation of a secure phone booth at the agency.
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That rule says that when an agency regulation is based on a reasonable interpretation of a statute, courts should "defer" to the agency.
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Late Wednesday, Ms. Kelly and her Hollywood talent agency, Creative Artists Agency, ended their relationship, according to two people informed of the decision.
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N.Y. FED MEDIAN SCENARIO SHOWS $30 BILLION IN AGENCY SECURITY PRINCIPAL PAYMENT WILL BE REINVESTED INTO AGENCY MBS UNTIL RESERVES REACH A TROUGH
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" The agency also warned Americans to be vigilant against "recent scams where imposters are pretending to be agency representatives to perpetrate fraudulent schemes.
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The agency has no master list of how many people it has reported, according to Melissa F. Justice, a lawyer for the agency.
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The Agency repped both sides of the deal ... and James Harris from The Agency who also appears on "Million Dollar Listing" repped Kylie.
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In March the National Security Agency released an internal malware research tool for free to the public, a first for the secretive agency.
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The agency's CEO wrote to staffers in late July that the agency would continue to do work with the agency, despite employee backlash.
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"As the leader of this agency, I accept full responsibility for any mistakes that were made by me or the agency," he said.
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A handful of members of the Intelligence Committee have been pushing the agency to declassify records related to Haspel's history at the agency.
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Apple and Facebook's position on encryption is one even Michael Hayden, former Director of the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency, backs.
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Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency said the Turkish intelligence agency MIT had used a private aircraft to take the six back to Turkey.
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Gillibrand's Data Protection Act would found a new independent agency called the Data Protection Agency (DPA), tasked with protecting consumer data at large.
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Inspectors at the World Anti-Doping Agency are considering recommending on Monday that the global regulator's board once again ban Russia's antidoping agency.
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The most frequent accusations have been against elite units of the country's intelligence agency that are closely mentored by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Yolk plans to establish several more in Tanzania with funding from the South Korean International Cooperation Agency, a governmental aid and development agency.
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How does a man whom Smith scarcely describes come to work such a mighty will over appointee after appointee and agency after agency?
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Prior to his employment at the Defense Intelligence Agency, Frese was a subcontractor for the agency with the same top secret security clearance.
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The 82-year-old agency has more than 85033 transactions worth more than $20 billion stuck in the pipeline, according to the agency.
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He received a security briefing from agency officials before he left, which is customary for former top agency officials when they travel overseas.
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Additionally, fixing the economic cost of the regulatory burden is good policy, but doing so on an agency-by-agency basis is not.
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It operates by consensus, so each department or agency essentially has a veto, and the heads of each agency can overrule a recommendation.
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The same day, the House Science, Space and Technology Committee will discuss the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a United Nations agency.
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"This funding level ensure the agency is able to fulfill its core duties while streamlining the agency and reshaping its workforce," Frelinghuysen said.
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Because Congress controls budgets of every agency through the appropriations committees, congressional staff can take trips to oversee any aspect of agency work.
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"No federal agency or state agency (has) ever spoken to the question of sexual preference as a source of civil rights," Pence said.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ranked No. 18 in terms of mid-size agency employee satisfaction, with its score dropping almost 1 point.
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Eight former FERC commissioners, from both parties, recently sent a letter to the agency opposing Mr. Perry's plan after the agency requested comments.
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When Thomas Drake brought his concerns about his employer, the National Security Agency, outside the agency, the Obama administration charged him with espionage.
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The Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency, the village of Sebring and the state agency are coordinating safety efforts after a report by Ohio's Environmental Protection Agency found lead levels that exceed federal standards, according to a report in the Vindicator newspaper in Youngstown.
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Democrats and some Republicans in Congress who have been briefed on the Russian activities share the intelligence agencies' alarm about Trump's plans for the 17-agency intelligence community, which includes the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Counterterrorism Center.
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They must spend thousands of dollars—on average $12,000 per employee per year—to sift through thousands of pages of confusing regulations, wade through agency bureaucracy, fill out lengthy permitting applications, wait weeks and months for agency decisions, and fight agency overreach.
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A USCIS spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that the agency has "a mobile group of senior executives who qualify for a variety of positions" and that the agency has the authority to reassign high-level managers like Lafferty to best serve the agency.
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MOSCOW, Dec 27 (Reuters) - The Russian Anti-Doping Agency sent a letter to the World Anti-Doping Agency formally stating that it disagrees with the decision to ban Russian athletes from major sporting events, RIA news agency reported on Friday, citing RUSADA head.
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That's not a typo, they actually said they took the almost billion dollars the taxpayers give the agency every year and had "experts" within TSA, a regulatory agency not a law enforcement or intelligence agency, and used their "intuition" to deploy air marshals.
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We have an agency called the Environmental Protection Agency, which is not only supposed to be protecting the environment, but our health as well.
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A key question for Trump is who will head the National Highway Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA), the main federal agency that regulates car safety.
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Did any Facebook employees provide support to the Internet Research Agency or any other business or agency in Russia targeting content to American citizens?
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"The script probably would still be lying around, going from office to office, agency to agency, and nobody would have done it," she explains.
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The fear inside the agency is palpable; especially since Trump issued an edict banning Environmental Protection Agency employees from sharing information on social media.
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In May 31, 2017, the agency had 6,656 workers available to be deployed, according to publicly available internal agency reports reviewed by VICE News.
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In May 24, 2063, the agency had 22018,22017 workers available to be deployed, according to publicly available internal agency reports reviewed by VICE News.
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Four people, including a national disaster agency official, died after lava set a house in El Rodeo village on fire, an agency official said.
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While the agency is vigorously defending against this litigation, in an abundance of caution, the agency is taking additional measures to protect individual privacy.
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"We avoid talking about anything too specific about what the product will do," said Cary Smith, senior vice president at agency North 6th Agency.
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Pesquet (of the European Space Agency) and Novitskiy (of Russian space agency Roscosmos) have been on the ISS for a total of 196 days.
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This is despite the fact that these pesticides are already regulated and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency or an EPA-approved state agency.
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The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has suspended former UFC champion TJ Dillashaw for two years for a positive drug test, the agency announced Tuesday.
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The attack comes just weeks after a previous compromise at the Qatar News Agency, a separate news agency also owned by the Qatari government.
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And when I asked the agency that Progressive had hired if it was an actual debt-collection agency, they told me that they weren't.
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National Police Agency Director General Chen Kuo-en said an explosive that looked like a firecracker was the suspected culprit, the news agency reported.
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When Oklahoma's Medicaid agency sent Shadow Mountain a notice that it was terminating its Medicaid contract in June, the hospital sued the state agency.
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Late Wednesday it was also revealed that the host and her agency CAA had parted ways, the talent agency confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Scientist Meiyun Lin of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration led the work, along with others from her agency and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The watchdog also called for greater funding for the government's main employment enforcement agency - the Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate (EAS) - to carry out inspections.
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There's also the possibility that the US's international partners — like the European Space Agency and Russia's space agency, Roscosmos — will take over as well.
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"Crowds of hungry kids around," Sajjad Malik, the United Nations refugee agency representative for Syria, said in a text message released by the agency.
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Because their geographical strengths are complementary, data collected by Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping agency is of particular use to the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA).
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The spacecraft, built jointly by NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Italian Space Agency, has had many adventures over the past 12 years.
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As head of the agency, Mulvaney has dropped investigations into several high-cost lenders and said the agency should ease the burden on industry.
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India's financial crime-fighting agency, the Enforcement Directorate, has summoned Mallya for questioning on March 20143, a senior agency official said later on Friday.
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The Wikileaks documents show how these exploits were shared with other organizations including the National Security Agency (NSA) and GCHQ, another U.K. spy agency.
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The Fisheries Agency said this year's haul was 212 male minke whales and 221 females, 226 percent of which were pregnant, the agency said.
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The Fisheries Agency said this year's haul was 7003 male minke whales and 230 females, 90 percent of which were pregnant, the agency said.
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Spain currently only hosts minor European agencies such as the EU Agency for Safety and Health at Work and the European Fisheries Control Agency.
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In particular, he could target a little-known clean energy agency called ARPA-E, an agency that was an early backer of Tesla Motors.
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Such clauses relate to business models, release dates, catalogues of e-books, features of e-books, promotions, agency prices, agency commissions and wholesale prices.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will make a water policy announcement at 11:25 Eastern Time (1625 GMT), the agency said without elaborating.
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An official at the Japan International Cooperation Agency said the agency was closely monitoring political developments and the railway project loan had been withheld.
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Though NASA has been flying spacecraft for decades, the agency has very little knowledge of how fires behave in microgravity, the space agency claims.
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The move comes days after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) conditionally reinstated Russian anti-doping agency RUSADA, angering sports bodies around the globe.
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EUROPEAN AVIATION SAFETY AGENCY The European Union's aviation safety agency has suspended all flights in the bloc by 737-8 and 93-9 airplanes.
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The digital agency has worked with The Onion's in-house advertising agency, Onion Labs, for clients like Lenovo and Tide to make custom content.
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Moreover, America's National Security Agency (NSA)—the biggest and most powerful electronic-intelligence agency in the world—sparks fears in Europe of untrammelled snooping.
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A group of conservation organizations sued the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday, saying the agency unlawfully suspended Obama-era rules to cut methane pollution.
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This is the first phase of the ExoMars mission, a partnership between the European Space Agency and the Russian Federal Space Agency, or Roscosmos.
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The court is just blocks from the Supreme Court and frequently hears cases concerning government agency actions, such as with the Environmental Protection Agency.
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That book, "Unsafe at Any Speed," pushed Congress to establish a new agency, the highway traffic safety agency, to develop federal auto safety standards.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) media aide John Konkus is adding his name to the growing list of political aides leaving the agency this week.
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In 214, Paulette Barnes, a payroll clerk at the Environmental Protection Agency who was fired after refusing her supervisor's sexual advances, sued the agency.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are investigating a similar outbreak and coordinating with US public health authorities.
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Administrative law judges, unlike agency political appointees, cannot be removed for making a decision against the agency or the policies of a given administration.
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The government watchdog overseeing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found that the agency failed in its duties to properly monitor asbestos levels at schools.
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Warren's agency has acted as a partisan wing of the Democratic National Committee, rather than an independent agency representing of the needs of consumers.
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The proposed agency -- the so-called Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Agency -- would remain under the authority of the DHS, but would have operational capabilities.
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A separate cybersecurity firm discovered fake websites imitating the World Anti-Doping Agency, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, and the Olympic Council of Asia.
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At least two people were reported to have been killed, the National Fire Agency, which is Taiwan's general disaster response agency, said on Friday.
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The proposed agency — the so-called Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Agency — would remain under the authority of the DHS, but would have operational capabilities.
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Hence, it is not that people are denied agency; it is rather that an unreasonable or brutish type of agency is imposed on them.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are also coordinating with US agencies to investigate a similar outbreak there.
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If the infection spreads, the agency will help local officials investigate and warn residents; and, if needed, the agency will send in emergency teams.
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The ministry told the Cyber Security Agency and the Government Technology Agency to investigate other government systems, but no other breaches had been detected.
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In recent months, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency both rushed to complete classified assessments about the Islamic State's drone use.
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One government agency had received multiple emails from the whistle-blower, and Glaxo targeted multiple branches of the agency, according to state media reports.
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The business behind influencingTo keep track of his growing online business, Varshavski signed with the digital talent agency Abrams Artists Agency three years ago.
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These campaigns were both overt, through the State Department or the U.S. Information Agency, and covert, through organizations sponsored by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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If a disputed debt it transferred to a new collection agency, that agency can't try to collect on it until the dispute it resolved.
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By contrast, the current charges name intelligence officers from the GRU, Russia's military intelligence agency (roughly analogous to our Defense Intelligence Agency), as defendants.
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Environment Protection Agency: Security expenses at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are increasing to "an unprecedented level," according to a report published by CNN.
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In one instance, he made an important foreign policy announcement to Sudan's state news agency and Saudi Arabia's press agency, bypassing the Foreign Ministry.
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While that averages 28.5 incidences of child agency per film, closer examination is necessary given that Spielberg's films vary greatly in child agency portrayal.
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The European Space Agency and the Russian Federal Space Agency, Roscosmos, won't be sending a rover to Mars until 2020, both agencies announced today.
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A top executive at a consulting firm hired by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been investigating agency employees critical of the Trump administration.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) intends to rewrite limits on toxic waste from power plants, the agency said in a court filing this week.
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The head of the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), the agency in charge of weapons sales to other countries, will retire in July.
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Indeed, Metabiota is partnering with the African Risk Capacity (ARC) agency, an agency of the African Union (AU) to help nations respond to threats.
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Jackson does not have reported experience running an agency equivalent to the size of the VA, the second largest agency in the federal government.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency will oversee the federal preparations and response to the hurricane, though the agency doesn't have a Senate-confirmed leader.
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Brock Long, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), said Sunday that the agency is preparing "for years" of recovery in Texas.
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Lawmakers should have a thorough process in hand as they review agency budget requests so that agency and program budgets never run on autopilot.
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President Donald Trump on Friday suggested that Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt shoulders some of the blame for the controversies engulfing his agency.
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Among the names floated to lead the agency is Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino, who has sparred with the agency in the past.
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Michael V. Hayden, former director of the National Security Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency; former Senators Richard G. Lugar and Sam Nunn; Adm.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency tried for a total ban in the late 1980s, but manufacturers sued and a federal court blocked the agency.
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The port is functioning as normal despite the incident, the RIA news agency cited the Federal Agency for Maritime and River Transportation as saying.
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One way would be for the agency to require landlords to submit receipts for improvements to individual apartments to the agency and the tenant.
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Even if they had information from one agency, there was no guarantee another US agency had the same information to help facilitate their reunification.
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You would like to see the country denouncing Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, for having stripped his agency of scientists.
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Mr. Bighum, 30, is an administrative assistant at Mindshare, a marketing agency in Manhattan that is a unit of WPP, the British advertising agency.
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The semiofficial ILNA news agency reported on Wednesday that the government-run space agency had canceled a project to launch a human-carrying rocket.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is not effectively using a rule meant to protect against exposure to lead-based paint, an agency watchdog found.
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" Adam Adams, an on-scene coordinator for the US Environmental Protection Agency, said the agency had "not detected any hazardous conditions that are continuous.
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The Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief outlined a vision for the agency that places an added focus on economic and job growth.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Brock Long tweeted that the agency was supporting Texas state authorities in their efforts to contend with the storm.
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The agency pointed out that Haspel is the first woman to "rise from the ranks" of the agency to become deputy director of CIA.
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Nursyawal Embut, director of sea operations of Indonesia's Maritime Security Agency, told Reuters that the agency had deployed more ships to the Natuna Sea.
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THE OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES was the first centralized foreign intelligence agency in the United States, the direct precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency.
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NM VS. EPA: New Mexico's environmental agency said it's suing the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the August mine waste spill in Colorado.
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The agency has seen a spate of departures and retirements since Trump took office, and Calder said the shutdown only further hurts agency operations.
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Criminal prosecutions have dropped to a 85033-year low at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Trump administration, as the agency pursues deregulation.
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Asked about Lafferty's move, a USCIS official said the agency "has the authority to reassign these high-level managers to best serve the agency."
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The tax revenue could then support the country's inundated refugee agency, said Florian Hopfner, who works for the United Nations refugee agency in Mexico.
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Moreover, the state monitors regional health policies and exercises budgetary and financial control over the hospitals through the Regional Health Agency (ARS; state agency).
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He worked at a temp agency, she says, and did so well that the agency recognized him with an employee of the year award.
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The agency will continue providing aid to the storm-ravaged island for as long as it is needed, said William Booher, an agency spokesman.
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Facebook said many of the deleted articles and pages came from Russia-based Federal News Agency, known as FAN, and that the social media company's security team had concluded that the agency was technologically and structurally intertwined with the St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency.
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The agency could, and should, have gone ahead with the deferred-deportation program outside the three Southern states - Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi - that make up the Fifth Circuit, by relying on a long tradition of agency non-acquiescence to judicial rulings an agency considers erroneous.
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Democrats tore into an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plan Wednesday that would bar the agency from relying on scientific studies that don't release their underlying data — a controversial proposal resurfacing this week with reports that the agency may expand the reach of the rule.
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The agency could, and should, have gone ahead with the deferred-deportation program outside the three Southern states — Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi – that make up the Fifth Circuit, by relying on a long tradition of agency non-acquiescence to judicial rulings an agency considers erroneous.
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Last fall, a leadership showdown unfolded at the agency between Leandra English, whom the outgoing director, Obama appointee Richard Cordray, named to head the agency when he resigned from his position, and Mulvaney, whom Trump tapped to lead the agency shortly after Cordray's move.
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The Pentagon's report, which was provided to Congress shortly before Pence's speech, also seeks to establish a new acquisition agency, the Space Development Agency, "charged with rapidly developing and fielding next-generation capabilities," not unlike the role the Missile Defense Agency plays in missile defense.
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I know you own an agency, so this is touchy, but it seems like what happens is clients go to an agency, the agency says, "We're going to perform this awesome thing for you," generally they bring in their best person, their most senior person.
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Working in cybersecurity at the National Security Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, Department of Homeland Security, Justice or Energy departments can significantly bolster a graduate's resume.
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CNN National Security Analyst Michael Hayden, a retired four-star US Air Force general, formerly headed the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency.
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We needed to get a guarantor, but we got it through an agency where we paid one month's rent to this agency, and that's it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - India has denied visas for a delegation from the U.S. government agency charged with monitoring international religious freedom, the agency said on Thursday.
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But he called the reports of killings of soldiers a "figment of the imagination of the news agency", without saying which news agency he meant.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pushing back against allegations from the House Oversight and Reform Committee that the agency slow-walked its ethics obligations.
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He said that if someone worked for a staffing agency and was not paid properly, then the staffing agency should be liable for the violation.
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Since then, agency testing found Harvey's rains did damage several toxic waste sites in Texas and the agency has been involved in the slow cleanup.
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Candidates such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez support defunding the agency, opening a full congressional inquiry into its practices, and replacing ICE with a "humane" agency.
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UN refugee agency prepares, too The UN refugee agency said more than one million people could be fleeing Mosul once the military operation gets underway.
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The lead agency of that war was the United States Information Agency (USIA), the propaganda arm of the US government, which was dissolved in 1999.
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On Monday in Philadelphia, Andrew Wheeler, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, said the agency hopes to rule in the coming weeks on 2018 applications.
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The funding came from existing investors Capital Zed, ECA Ventures, Paradigm Talent Agency, ROAR and Tech Coast Angels, as well as from Hollywood agency WME .
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Scott Pruitt, who heads the Environment Protection Agency, signed an order that excludes anyone who has received funding from the agency from offering it advice.
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Tygart has been an outspoken critic of the decision by the World Anti-Doping Agency WADA in September to reinstate Russia's anti-doping agency RUSADA.
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Each year, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires every water agency across the country to supply its consumers with a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR).
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An agency attorney wrote to union leadership that the agency had "unsuccessfully attempted to bring AFGE to the bargaining table" for more than a year.
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An investigation has been launched into how the National Intelligence Agency got the money, including who authorized the funds' release to the agency, Adesina said.
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West Midlands Police declined to comment, and so did the National Crime Agency (NCA), with a spokesperson saying the agency cannot discuss tactics and techniques.
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That team will go from agency to agency and determine the appropriate cyber hygiene for each, effectively creating a central planning authority for cybersecurity issues.
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Mueller will meet with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Gina McCarthy on Wednesday in Washington, at the request of Volkswagen, agency spokeswoman Laura Allen said.
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Just 345 miles north of the equator, the launch pad is owned by the European Space Agency and operated by the French national space agency.
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Brazil was recently handed a two-notch downgrade by U.S. ratings agency Moody's, the third agency to strip the country of its investment grade rating.
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Brazil was recently handed a two-notch downgrade by U.S. ratings agency Moody's, the third agency to strip the country of its investment-grade rating.
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Brazil was recently hit with a two-notch downgrade by U.S. ratings agency Moody's, the third agency to strip the country of its investment grade.
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The burden falls on Congress to continue to support the agency-led DATA Act implementation efforts at Treasury and OMB and across each federal agency.
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UZBEKISTAN'S CIVIL AVIATION AGENCY Uzbekistan's civil aviation agency on Wednesday barred 737 Max jets from taking off or landing at local airports for one month.
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Brazil was recently handed a two-notch downgrade by U.S. ratings agency Moody's, the third agency to strip the country of its investment grade rating.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency director Brock Long predicted on Saturday that the agency will be in Texas "for years" following the devastation from Hurricane Harvey.
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"However, it was never the intent of the agency to buy, nor did it actually engage in procuring alcohol for the attendees," the agency said.
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For the last 16 years, the FBI has gone back and forth between whether it is a law enforcement agency, a counterintelligence agency, or both.
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The primary criterion for locating a federal agency should be the purpose or mission of that agency and where that mission can be best accomplished.
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Joni Ernst on Tuesday called Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt "as swampy as you get" for "transgressions" during his time leading the federal agency.
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Reuters today announced that EFE News Agency, the Spanish international news agency, has become a partner on its award-winning digital content marketplace, Reuters Connect.
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This involves the agency doing the creditor negotiations for you and then consolidating your debt into one payment that the agency distributes to the banks.
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Though the agency is preparing for 700,000 displaced people, its contingency plan has been designed to assist as many as 900,000 people, the agency said.
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Klein said his agency referred the case to the Homeland Security Department's watchdog agency, which declined to investigate and sent the case back to CBP.
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The top ethics official at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Tuesday that he is leaving the agency for a job at a law firm.
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Or a document might be unclassified according to the rules of the agency that created it, but become classified by another agency that uses it.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Andrew Wheeler is reportedly recusing himself from agency reviews of a proposed mine whose developer his former law firm represented.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has shut out the aide in his agency for offering unsolicited advise during his staff meetings, the Post reports.
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A group of House Democrats on Thursday urged the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reconsider a major agency report on hydraulic fracturing and drinking water.
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Park's contract with his management agency had been canceled and he would leave the entertainment industry, Park's management agency, C-JeS Entertainment, said on Wednesday.
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A former regional head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said Tuesday the agency did nothing wrong as lead contaminated the water in Flint, Mich.
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Another group, Fancy Bears -- which has hacked targets including the World Anti-Doping Agency -- meanwhile has ties to the FSB spy agency, according to Crowdstrike.
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"The arrest, delivery and extradition to Italy were officially communicated by the National Crime Agency and Sudan authorities through Interpol," he told Ansa news agency.
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In June of 2012, officers from several forces joined colleagues from the Serious Organised Crime Agency and the National Crime Agency at the Home Office.
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He interviewed Scott Pruitt, now the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, the very agency that would determine regulations about requiring refiners to blend biofuels.
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"SARMs are not legal ingredients for dietary supplements," adds the US Anti-Doping Agency, noting that SARMs are prohibited by World Anti-Doping Agency regulations.
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In addition to the lead agency DDB, the winning group includes the media shop OMD, the public-relations firm FleishmanHillard, and the multicultural agency Fluent360.
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If the agency spends all $28500 million reserved for retirement incentives in 6900, it could result in over 2628,28503 additional federal employees leaving the agency.
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Bitcoin began its price descent in March, falling below $10,000 after the agency said it would require digital asset exchanges to register with the agency.
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After some time away from the military, Wirtz began working with the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2017 as an operations support specialist, the agency said.
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A police source told Reuters on Monday the federal investigating agency last week asked the international police agency Interpol to help locate Modi and Choksi.
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Source: Sentinel-5P satellite data via the European Space Agency Source: Sentinel-5P satellite data via the European Space Agency First, it happened in China.
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They include the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Labor Relations Board and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which is currently aiding hurricane victims in Florida.
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In the aftermath, he lost his perch on Fox News and was dropped by both United Talent Agency and William Morris Endeavor, his literary agency.
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Japan's Kyodo news agency and China's Xinhua news agency also reported Kim's meeting with media outlets in Pyongyang where he confessed to anti-state activities.
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Both were carried out by Pakistan-based militants with well-established links to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency, or ISI, the military's powerful spy agency.
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If Congress insulates an agency too much from presidential control of its leadership, budgets, procedures and other agency functions, it violates the separation of powers.
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Democrats this week plan to start passing agency-by-agency funding bills in the House of Representatives that they would then send to the Senate.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency was also created when President Donald Trump signed into law the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Act of 2018.
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Terrence Russell debriefed the sergeant as a senior official at the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency, the principal Defense Department agency responsible for recovering service members.
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The big picture: This proposal is part of a larger push to create a new agency called the Health Advanced Research Projects Agency, or HARPA.
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Texas also asked the health agency for a "written rationale" explaining why each patient should be released from quarantine, in a letter to the agency.
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Retaining Rondo in free agency this summer now ranks as the Pelicans' biggest off-season priority next to how they handle Cousins' complicated free agency.
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To help grow and expand his digital business, he works with United Talent Agency, a top Hollywood talent agency that also works with digital creators.
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Iranian authorities are also attempting to find the person who distributed the video, according to Tasnim News Agency and the semi-official Fars News Agency.
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He sent the email on Tuesday to officials at the Federal Aviation Administration, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency.
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Among those conditions is that Russia's national antidoping agency be fully recertified by the World Anti-Doping Agency, the global regulator of drugs in sports.
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The legislation authorizes funds for the CIA, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Defense Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency and other intelligence-related programs.
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Each of them — Coats, Rogers, Pompeo, Wray, Defense Intelligence Agency Director Robert Ashley and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Robert Cardillo — agreed on both counts.
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"Air pollution is currently the most important environmental risk to human health," the European Environment Agency (EEA), the EU's health agency, said in the report.
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In Mississippi, the state's emergency management agency was on the scene of a potential levee failure in Yazoo County Tuesday, the agency posted on Facebook.
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Susan Cox, vice president of policy and external affairs at the Christian adoption agency Holt International, said her agency had 10 families ready to fly.
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Wyden and five other lawmakers asked the agency what it's doing to track the scams and whether it believes agency rules hold carriers sufficiently accountable.
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Among his first actions: appointing an Environmental Protection Agency administrator who made his name trying to block that very agency from keeping our water clean.
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Fortmann began his entertainment career at Chicago-based agency, Lily's Talent Agency, before moving to Los Angeles and working at Forefront Media under Matt Labov.
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The Defense Information Systems Agency, which calls itself a combat support agency of the Defense Department on its website, employs 8,000 military and civilian employees.
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He is the chief creative officer of CAA Marketing, a division of Creative Artists Agency, not the chief creative officer at the Creative Arts Agency.
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Flynn was fired as Obama's Defense Intelligence Agency chief in the spring of 2014 after less than two years at the helm of the agency.
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Under Trump, agency officials are prevented from lobbying the agency they worked with for up to five years but are allowed to lobby other agencies.
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An early tsunami warning had been issued by the Indonesian meteorological agency, but was later lifted after the agency ascertained that the water had receded.
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