Some changes are aimed at customers and some aimed at video providers like YouTube.
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And not aimed at Japan, not aimed at Guam, they were aimed up the North Korean coast.
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One is aimed at encouraging savings for retirement and other purposes, while the other is aimed at incentivizing business investment.
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Every app aimed at the wealthy urbanite target market is essentially a siphon aimed at the wallets of the rich.
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Meanwhile, Trump sent out two afternoon Twitter attacks — one aimed at the media and the other aimed at Democrats in Congress.
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In the Senate, Collins voted to keep two regulations, one aimed at protecting streams and another aimed at protecting funding for abortion providers.
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Todd Harrison, director of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, explains that there are effectively four categories of space weapons: kinetic (aimed at destroying a satellite), nonkinetic (aimed at disabling a satellite without touching it), electromagnetic (aimed at interfering with a satellite's signals), and cyber (aimed at corrupting the data sent to a satellite).
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In recent weeks, Warren has announced several major programs aimed at curbing income inequality, including a potential wealth tax proposal aimed at the ultra-rich.
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However, he found few opportunities for male strippers that weren't "gay shows aimed at gay men, or straight shows aimed at cis women," he said.
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How it works: Yesterday's announcement includes 2 types of models: one aimed at smaller primary-care practices, and another aimed at larger practices and health systems.
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As a computer company, it sold two main types of PCs: one aimed at consumers, and one aimed at businesses in the form of Apple III.
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Unlike childhood vaccines, which are aimed at preventing diseases like measles and mumps, cancer vaccines are aimed at treating the disease once the person has it.
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Yet it's not really aimed at making a rational point — it's aimed at appealing to the fears that exist at the back of many Americans' minds.
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Trump's CPAC address was aimed at firing up his base, while his address to a joint session of Congress was aimed at buttering up the pundit class.
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Most of the early attack ads run by Mr. Cruz, Mr. Bush and Mr. Rubio were not aimed at Mr. Trump; they were aimed at one another.
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The latest version of the measure includes changes aimed at winning over additional votes, with leadership making concessions aimed at bringing both conservatives and moderates on board.
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So people are arguing that mandatory capacity markets need to be changed — a proposal not really aimed at making the market more efficient, but aimed at increasing the price.
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More recent programs provide a variety of techniques aimed at reducing stress or helping employees better manage their finances, tools that are aimed at increasing workers' productivity, he said.
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While the past "Uncarrier" moves were aimed at luring customers from AT&T and Verizon, this one appeared aimed at the regulators and legislators who are weighing the merger.
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Campaigns aimed at people aged between 35 and 64 were more likely to reach the right audience, with 23 percent of ads reaching them, versus those aimed at younger people.
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Unlike earlier acquisitions aimed at building global empires, these mergers were largely aimed at consolidating in America, allowing the merged companies to increase their market shares and cut their costs.
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China has "normal" military exchanges and cooperation with Russia, aimed at protecting regional peace and stability, which is not against international law or aimed at any third party, Geng added.
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The move, aimed at reducing the use of plastic bags and certain other single-use plastic products, is part of a trend in many countries aimed at reducing plastic pollution.
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The new policy seems aimed at preventing the construction of new neighborhoods far away from existing buildings, long a settler tactic aimed at controlling larger swaths of West Bank land.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New U.S. sanctions aimed at curbing North Korean's weapons programs, including measures aimed at Chinese financial institutions, can be expected "fairly soon," a senior U.S. official said on Tuesday.
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That there had been electric cars before Tesla, but they had sort of been aimed at hippies; they had been aimed at people who maybe already felt bad about the car.
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His remarks were aimed at dozens of cities and other local governments, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, that have joined a growing "sanctuary" movement aimed at protecting immigrant communities.
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The deep tension between left-liberalism, aimed at reforming capitalist liberal democracy, and socialism, aimed at overthrowing it entirely, has defined the politics of the left for well over a century.
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" Trump touted policies aimed at women, noting that "with
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It originated from an Iranian-backed group aimed at Britain, in what the company said was the first known instance of a foreign influence campaign aimed at people outside the United States.
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Considering it's primarily aimed at children, Tartakovsky's work has just as much durability as your average standalone episode of ER, The X-Files, or any other iconic television program aimed at adult audiences.
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In the U.S. those tools are aimed at terrorists and criminals that officials warn are "going dark"; in countries with poorer human rights records, those tools can be aimed at dissidents and journalists.
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The move follows a government overview of the industry launched in November which was aimed at overhauling online casinos, including a ban on using credit cards for gambling online aimed at vulnerable people.
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It could as fittingly be aimed at many investors today.
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Russia's saber rattling isn't just aimed at its immediate neighborhood.
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Can you imagine if this was aimed at Chelsea Clinton?
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It gave examples of possible Facebook posts aimed at customers.
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Tax scams aimed at consumers are now a national epidemic.
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Much of this racism is aimed at Obama, she says.
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The bond offering is aimed at foreign investors, Globes said.
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Kraft's bid for Unilever was aimed at addressing these challenges.
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The incentives aimed at attracting electronic liquidity are under review.
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On TV, ads aimed at kids must follow certain rules.
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Yet most of Gladstone's opprobrium would be aimed at Brexit.
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The S1R is being aimed at photographers first and foremost.
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This openness could also be aimed at getting attention elsewhere.
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Talk about some class A sexist stereotyping, aimed at kids.
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Quibi, as pictured, is a streaming service aimed at smartphones.
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It's nice to see a project aimed at women's needs.
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A second shot aimed at his wife only grazed her.
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That led to an expletive from Wall aimed at Brooks.
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I had never seen animation aimed at an adult audience.
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The awards aimed at TV shows are more widely distributed.
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These tax cuts are overwhelmingly aimed at America's richest households.
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One aimed at Jews on the last day of Passover.
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The transfer of patients was ostensibly aimed at saving money.
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Chinese provinces are opening research centres aimed at young Taiwanese.
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The campaign was aimed at everyone from beginners to experts.
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The "Cold Case Diary" is not aimed at seeking prosecution.
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Some alliances are explicitly aimed at preparing for the future.
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The best known of his campaigns is aimed at corruption.
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Many amendments are aimed at softening Brexit, not stopping it.
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The penis remark is aimed at those folks, she said.
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It could also be aimed at silencing his Western critics.
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Currently, Alibaba has AliExpress, which is aimed at international buyers.
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Although this is more broadly aimed at digital skills gaps.
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Much of the criticism has been aimed at Mr. Snyder.
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While aimed at millennials, it applies to just about everyone.
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Rules aimed at boosting small businesses have the same effect.
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Ms Tlaib said her comments were not aimed at Jews.
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NowThis' "NowThis Morning": daily news show aimed at millennial viewers.
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But it's also aimed at reducing another risk - from earthquakes.
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The foundation is aimed at promoting innovation and tech startups.
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Samsung's software offerings are often aimed at productivity and security.
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She also introduced draft legislation aimed at banning Libra altogether.
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Of course, not all stretching is aimed at enhancing flexibility.
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It was a limited attack, aimed at a single airbase.
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Apple bolsters iPhone security ; says change aimed at blocking hackers.
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This was, however, mainly aimed at sellers on the platform.
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The tax cuts are aimed at supposedly helping small producers.
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Others are simply aimed at a narrow demographic: elderly Americans.
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Low interest rates are aimed at encouraging investment and hiring.
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The accusation echoes similar criticism from Kabul aimed at Islamabad.
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The 1970 UNESCO Convention was aimed at preventing such trafficking.
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The penalties announced this week are aimed at regime change.
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A number of sessions are aimed at doing just that.
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Takei's response seems to be directly aimed at Cargill's comments.
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Artillery whizzes overhead, aimed at ISIS positions deep inside Raqqa.
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The service is aimed at countries with rapidly expanding populations.
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Zeitgeist's electric bike is not aimed at wooing hardcore bicyclists.
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GoBreath, meanwhile, is aimed at people suffering from lung damage.
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Facebook tells us the redesign is aimed at improving sharing.
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Although it is not aimed at overhauling ad standards entirely.
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Fine Gael relied on broadcast messages aimed at all voters.
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Studded cleats whipped dangerously in the air, aimed at flesh.
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Some is also aimed at boosting consumption through tax breaks.
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The move was widely viewed as being aimed at Huawei.
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The playful message was aimed at young people, in particular.
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Scott Pruitt's changes are not aimed at improving cooperative federalism.
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Her project in Tanzania was aimed at reducing teenage pregnancy.
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They then implement programs aimed at improving their key metrics.
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Police say it was all aimed at keeping the peace.
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The brand is aimed at younger travelers on a budget.
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The measure is aimed at eliminating outdated or unnecessary regulations.
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"It sends a message primarily aimed at Russia," Wheelbarger said.
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That's led to sometimes controversial efforts aimed at emerging markets.
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Trump took steps today aimed at fighting terrorism and corruption.
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Still other provisions are aimed at retooling the state's elections.
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The effort is aimed at raising profitability and penetrating markets.
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Explicit death threats aimed at her on Facebook would follow.
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This change is aimed at decluttering the app's chat function.
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My anger wasn't aimed at the French or their laws.
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Ms. Vallée said the bill was not aimed at Muslims.
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France's postwar purge aimed at collaborators is to be excoriated.
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But it wasn't aimed at Israel, the most glaring target.
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One of them was a death threat aimed at you.
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"The Last Key," for instance, is aimed at teenage girls.
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But there is little question it is aimed at her.
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Both funds said their moves were aimed at protecting shareholders.
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It did not appear that it was aimed at anybody.
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They've started several projects aimed at helping fight the pandemic.
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This strike was aimed at deterring future Iranian attack plans.
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Their words were aimed at Jews as well as blacks.
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As mayor, he introduced multiple measures aimed at curbing smoking.
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Two similar crimes aimed at terrorizing Jews, two different categories.
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The government's current effort is aimed at improving audio quality.
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The shots were likely aimed at nearby rivals, he said.
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The orders were provisional, aimed at maintaining the status quo.
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It could also be aimed at specific regions or plants.
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Of those aimed at men, 70 percent emphasized making money.
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The project is aimed at reducing unnecessary costs and delays.
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It was a gesture of defiance, aimed at the rebels.
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The move seems aimed at expanding their limited bureaucratic footprint.
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Many of his policies aimed at immigrants are needlessly cruel.
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They called for tax cuts aimed at the middle class.
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Roy Cooper has signed executive orders aimed at promoting inclusiveness.
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The move is aimed at containing concentration risk of banks.
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Mr. Renzi pursued reforms aimed at spurring companies to invest.
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But some even seemed aimed at the North's protector, China.
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The new checking feature is aimed at expanding MaxMyInterest's reach.
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Other fiscal moves have been aimed at helping small businesses.
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She becomes animated talking about the vitriol aimed at Mrs.
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Dr. Weinberg wrote several books aimed at the general reader.
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They're also cranking up efforts aimed at building donor lists.
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"The law is aimed at finding profitable partnerships," Arkab said.
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N aimed at helping it better compete with bigger rivals.
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Few detainees probably understood the English lyrics aimed at them.
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Now there've been beauty products aimed at people of color.
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Is your ire really just aimed at the academy here?
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He said the move was aimed at protecting U.S. jobs.
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The new flagging option is aimed at preventing future controversies.
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All of this is aimed at improving the bottom line.
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Social Security also has moved to improve efficiency through initiatives aimed at serving the public online and via its toll-free number, and by beefing up program integrity programs aimed at rooting out fraud.
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WASHINGTON, July 25 (Reuters) - New U.S. sanctions aimed at curbing North Korean's weapons programs, including measures aimed at Chinese entities and financial institutions, can be expected "fairly soon," a senior U.S. official said on Tuesday.
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But with the Trump administration pushing a trade agenda aimed at reducing U.S. trade deficits, particularly those with China, experts said that they expect the Trump administration to consider changes aimed at deterring future manipulations.
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Toys are still often color coded and separated by aisle, with action and technology toys typically aimed at boys, and socially or emotionally oriented and role-playing toys aimed at girls, irrespective of crossover appeal.
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Russian activities during 2110 election may have been aimed at one party's candidate, but as my colleague, Senator Rubio, says frequently, in 2018 and 2020, it could be aimed at anyone, at home or abroad.
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Sanders then pivoted to the President's economic and security policies that she said are aimed at benefiting all Americans, including recent policies aimed at boosting school safety in the wake of the Parkland mass shooting.
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Finally, government-run mass media campaigns were ranked by the association: the CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which is aimed at adults, and the FDA's Real Cost campaign, aimed at kids 12 to 17.
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The discussions are aimed at paving the way for expected high-level negotiations in early October aimed at finding a way out of a bitter 14-month trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Host country Japan and European Union countries are working with the United States on new World Trade Organization rules aimed at reining in "non market-oriented policies" including industrial subsidies, rules clearly aimed at China.
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The new document was in part aimed at stealing his thunder.
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Apple is also expanding its lineup of programming aimed at children.
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Puth's next batch of tweets were aimed at Posey, interestingly enough.
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TrackDuck is aimed at small and mid-size organizations and freelancers.
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It's aimed at digital agencies, freelancers and companies of all sizes.
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"This is certainly an initiative aimed at cost reduction," said Gelfand.
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Microsoft released several new features today aimed at including these workers.
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Trump has also issued an executive order aimed at sanctuary cities.
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The controller is aimed at people playing games on the headset.
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"His disappearance was likely aimed at creating a buzz," Thawip said.
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Leaders had been adding eleventh-hour provisions aimed at winning votes.
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Today's version is aimed at finding solutions to challenges facing humanity.
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MIKE POMPEO: So the speech wasn't aimed at any particular action.
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Schumer defended Stewart on Monday in a tweet aimed at McConnell.
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Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, offered one action aimed at the Trump administration.
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Our purchases aren't aimed at achieving a specific stock price level.
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China's first elderly universities were aimed at veteran Communist Party cadres.
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Through social media, they stirred up vitriol aimed at ethnic Chinese.
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The legislation is aimed at triggering a challenge to Roe v.
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The series is aimed at tweens, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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And, of course, it's aimed at getting a few nervous laughs.
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"These actions are not aimed at the Russian people," officials said.
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Dobot's M1 is the company's first robot aimed at light manufacturing.
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In effect, the citizenship amendment is aimed at French-born Muslims.
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Her comments had been planned, and were aimed at German voters.
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Mateen aimed at Colon's head, but the bullet struck his hand.
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So this popular revolt is also aimed at national-security failures.
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So expect a whole lot of attacks aimed at him tonight.
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But it's also aimed at keeping you locked into your iPhone.
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The assembly organizes workshops and activities aimed at educating their peers.
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There was lots of trash talking aimed at Facebook and Google.
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A Myanmar-related post run by several accounts aimed at disinformation
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You seemed to like my barbs aimed at the GOP, too.
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They are pursuing determined military buildups aimed at neutralizing U.S. strengths.
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VCs have looked to invest in products aimed at helping candidates.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions ended last week without major breakthroughs.
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It's a careful Obama scenario aimed at bringing the country down.
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All the recent moves seemed aimed at consolidating power around MBS.
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I don't know who Sarah Jessica Parker's Instagram is aimed at.
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This is the one aimed at "female adventurers," according to Garmin.
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Most technology is aimed at individuals, each in their own bubbles.
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In 2017, it opened several internment camps aimed at forced indoctrination.
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BlaBlaCar says the move is aimed at consolidating its international growth.
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This tech is aimed at consumer content creators, not at pros.
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Most of CPEC's investments are aimed at improving Pakistan's domestic economy.
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The deal between the two countries is aimed at mutual recognition.
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Incidentally, Kúla recently announced Bebe, a version aimed at smartphone users.
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Mr Li's speech was, in part, aimed at countering that perception.
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Our rankings, however, are aimed at capturing a moment in time.
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JCN's ad wasn't aimed at any particular demographic, Severino told me.
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Many were using a vulgar chant aimed at the President-elect.
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The expansion into Europe is aimed at Chinese users traveling abroad.
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It's basically a chunky, screenless watch aimed at skiers and snowboarders.
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While children would probably love Maidao, it is aimed at dogs.
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The USOC outlined reforms aimed at protecting its athletes from abuse.
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In Estonia, "pink slime" started as an insult aimed at liberalism.
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At $2,000, it's a high-end product aimed at VR professionals.
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A final conclusion is aimed at Brussels as much as Westminster.
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And both sides maintain potent nuclear arsenals aimed at one another.
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"sound amplification equipment" and other items—aimed at deterring troublemaking visitors.
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Pepper, a similar antitrust suit aimed at the App Store's practices.
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Rick and Morty's Surprise Episode Inspired a Petition Aimed at McDonald's
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The reported date launched a firestorm of tweets aimed at Garoppolo.
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"This really was a firehose aimed at Sonoma County," Swain added.
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The tax break aimed at small businesses is mostly benefiting millionaires.
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Investor worries also include new laws aimed at increasing driver pay.
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The move is aimed at preventing investors from taking excessive positions.
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It also advises countries on implementing reforms aimed at creating growth.
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The administration issued a new order aimed at surviving legal challenges.
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BuzzFeed writes that the concert is aimed at increasing voter turnout.
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The ad, aimed at U.S. Hispanic voters ahead of the Nov.
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With its physical keyboard, the phone is aimed at business users.
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There are entire exercise regimens aimed at giving women bigger butts.
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Ron Wyden (OR) on measures aimed at reforming government spying programs.
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Monument designation is also aimed at eliminating harm to sensitive areas.
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The website is aimed at union members working for the carmaker.
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Obama's visit was aimed at showing Americans another side of Islam.
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The cuts are aimed at eliminating a $2202 billion budget gap.
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The groups also contained violent rhetoric aimed at immigrants and leftists.
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He unapologetically circulated videos aimed at demeaning an entire religion, Islam.
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China says they are vocational training centers aimed at de-radicalization.
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Which is why the CDC's warning is primarily aimed at parents.
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Analysts said the launches appeared aimed at putting pressure on Washington.
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Policies aimed at disrupting the drug trade seemed ineffective—at best.
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A policy aimed at spreading success might distribute the funds differently.
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It said the exercise was not aimed at any third party.
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Nevertheless, Aralyte's marketing materials are unambiguously aimed at general population families.
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But Mrs Clinton's speech was not only aimed at wavering Republicans.
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The Senate voted down four measures aimed at curbing gun sales.
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And he's pairing that with candid talk aimed at white Democrats.
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Previous steps aimed at controlling imports have yet to be realised.
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Perhaps the most critical of these is aimed at the census.
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The original version, aimed at consumers, may have come too soon.
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The initiative sponsored by Chase is aimed at repairing that reputation.
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His judicial appointments are aimed at producing rulings that benefit Republicans.
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There are multiple bills in Congress aimed at improving maternal health.
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To be clear, Miller's plan is not aimed at undocumented immigrants.
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Let's talk about what it's aimed at, which is Apple. Correct?
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Critics say the draft is aimed at consolidating the military's power.
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That move was also partly aimed at easing anti-trust concerns.
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Discovery Ads are aimed at people who aren't in search mode.
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Violence and intimidation are wrong no matter who they're aimed at.
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Giuliani portrayed his travels as aimed at helping Ukraine fight corruption.
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The effort was clearly aimed at increasing Booker's appeal with progressives.
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That's despite years of unorthodox monetary policies aimed at stimulating growth.
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There is even a co-op specifically aimed at older people.
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The criticism by Trump was aimed at keeping interest rates low.
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Or maybe food aimed at gamers, like Mountain Dew's Game Fuel?
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Institutions that aimed at collective self-government had all but vanished.
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The invitations are ostensibly aimed at modernizing the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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Both are aimed at people with incomes of $0003,2000 or more.
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The 15-year veteran reportedly refused overtures aimed at a buyout.
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Beyond bank workers, the bill also is aimed at protecting regulators.
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The Senate is due to vote on a bill aimed at .
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It is aimed at allowing healthy people to buy cheaper plans.
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Frazier said it didn't appear the shot was aimed at anybody.
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Additionally, Clinton is proposing initiatives aimed at improving education, Kaine said.
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They're often based on TV shows and movies aimed at children.
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So too would language aimed at people in a specific location.
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The gunman aimed at Bazán and Longoria, still riding up ahead.
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The group's $85003,000 investment in advertising is aimed at opposing Morganelli.
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The study did not include tweets aimed at or targeting men.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) aimed at preventing families from being separated.
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He says he aimed at Howard's belt line, not the chest.
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The company said share buyback is aimed at enhancing shareholder value.
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"This appears to be propaganda aimed at discouraging people," Zarif added.
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Again, I'm not totally sure who this one is aimed at.
|
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Technically, KeRanger was not the first ransomware aimed at Mac users.
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Research is aimed at trying to inhibit these immune suppressive cells.
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A similar card aimed at businesses will follow the consumer launch.
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Obamacare's "Cadillac tax" is aimed at unusually generous employer health plans.
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The drill was not aimed at any other country, he said.
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Burger King's Ghost Whopper was aimed at stoking some Halloween spirit.
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The deals are aimed at optimizing its asset portfolio, Mitsubishi said.
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"Book Club," aimed at older women, has been a sleeper success.
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Russia, so far, is resisting production cuts aimed at stabilizing prices.
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The ad seems aimed at accomplishing both of Mr. Tester's goals.
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Most are one-offs aimed at specific targets, not serial bombings.
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Still, there's been little research aimed at sussing out the connection.
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He said the president's public attacks were aimed at several targets.
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In addition, the company announced a middle tier aimed at SMBs.
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The pressure tactics are aimed at forcing political change in Iran.
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A lot of ugliness is going to be aimed at me.
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That is questionable for a resort aimed at children and families.
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In part, prosecutors' methods are aimed at wresting confessions from suspects.
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China says they are vocational training centers aimed at de-radicalisation.
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The pressure tactics are aimed at forcing political change in Tehran.
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Rallies were aimed at pressing Congress to approve his legislative agenda.
|
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It set up a website aimed at investors in United States.
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They have created an engagement program aimed at motivating minority voters.
|
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Why were we doing magazines so specifically aimed at local audiences?
|
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The models are mainly aimed at the U.S. market, it said.
|
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But most of the president's rage was aimed at the economy.
|
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It was also aimed at progressives' reluctance to talk about religion.
|
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No doubt it was aimed at encouraging meditation with each prayer.
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RT, the Russian propaganda network aimed at audiences outside of Russia.
|
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They were aimed at a sitting president of the United States.
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Some of the new technology is aimed at easing language difficulties.
|
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The rhetoric aimed at Ressa is eerily familiar to American ears.
|
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Harry's created Flamingo in 2018, which makes products aimed at women.
|
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China has been tied to attacks aimed at stealing trade secrets.
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The list is aimed at pleasing conservative critics skeptical of Trump.
|
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His operation is aimed at defeating Trump in key battleground states.
|
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"I'm a Democrat," he said, a dig clearly aimed at Sanders.
|
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Critics say his proposal, aimed at public libraries, amounts to censorship.
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Critics say this is aimed at forcing abortion clinics to close.
|
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It passed a law in October aimed at curbing human trafficking.
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Kubernetes is a Google-designed system aimed at optimizing cloud applications.
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Another product is aimed at finding security vulnerabilities in a network.
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In 2017, she launched Hinadan, a game aimed at elderly users.
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Barr's re-posturing could be aimed at quelling a quiet revolt.
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A consumer service aimed at freelancers will follow later this year.
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This new plant-based meat is aimed at, well, meat eaters.
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Most of those projects were aimed at the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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For starters, consider public programs aimed at asset-building and homeownership.
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Many of the lawsuits and complaints are aimed at McDonald's franchisees.
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But "Dirilis: Ertugrul" is more squarely aimed at a domestic audience.
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Macy's is launching a women's clothing line aimed at Muslim shoppers.
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The Shire deal is aimed at strengthening Takeda's late-stage pipeline.
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BlackBerry has launched a cybersecurity software aimed at protecting driverless cars.
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The cuts are aimed at eliminating a $28500 billion budget gap.
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Walmart's bid is at aimed at competing with arch rival Amazon.
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Trump signed an executive order aimed at boosting HBCUs Tuesday afternoon.
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The law, aimed at President Trump, recently was put on hold.
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Uber is launching a new feature aimed at skiers and snowboarders.
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Portugal has two programs aimed at attracting foreign professionals and investors.
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Now, she's a member of Google's groups aimed at female employees.
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She said the hand gesture was aimed at an audience member.
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Personable products aimed at your wallet are a definite mini-trend.
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Democrats Monday were out pushing a new agenda, aimed at business.
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He's also held "Unidos Con Bernie" aimed at the Latino community.
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Rate cuts aimed at meeting political needs could spark runaway inflation.
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Twitter on Monday announced new rules aimed at prohibiting financial scams.
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He abandoned the global Paris accord aimed at curbing climate change.
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Suicidal ideation is also triggered by popular culture aimed at youth.
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Those direct messages were aimed at deterring the creators of propaganda.
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This strategy is aimed at discouraging women from aborting female fetuses.
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The goal is more educational, and more aimed at university students.
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His swing through the region is aimed at deepening economic ties.
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This round is aimed at oil shipments between Venezuela and Cuba.
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced several changes aimed at easing users' grief.
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So Tristan makes products aimed at people of color and others.
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It'd just be another minor tweak aimed at high-skilled workers.
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Many campaigns that push for regulating Google are aimed at regulators.
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His lying was strategic, aimed at accomplishing personal and professional aims.
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Translation: No new diss tracks aimed at Drake ... for a while.
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His show was aimed at all voters, regardless of political affiliation.
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He sees a desperate power play aimed at preserving Roe v.
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Trump has taken other steps aimed at rolling back transgender rights.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said he did not know anything about the port situation, but China's cooperation with Africa was neither aimed at any third party nor aimed at excluding anyone.
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Facebook Messenger Kids is purposefully aimed at users under age 113 Facebook Messenger Kids is purposefully aimed at users under age 211 A tougher stance here could reduce Facebook and Instagram's user counts and advertising revenue.
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He set up an animation department at the temple that developed videos aimed at combating online violence and pornography, adroitly launching the clips on the same day as a government campaign aimed at the same vices.
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But they could include a wide range of activities such as additional cyberattacks, clandestine operations aimed at disabling boats used by Iranians to conduct shipping attacks, and covert operations inside Iran aimed at fomenting more unrest.
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If his reporting before D-Day was aimed at comforting the disturbed readers back home with optimism and tales of the soldiers' endurance, his reporting from the beaches of Normandy was aimed at disturbing the comfortable.
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"This is a bill of attainder, aimed at one person," said Ed Cox, the chairman of the New York State Republican Party, adding that the maneuver was "outrageous politics," aimed at increasing Mr. Cuomo's political prospects.
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China's official People's Liberation Army Daily said on Wednesday that the drill was aimed at maintaining regional peace, was not aimed at any third party and did not "have anything to do with the regional situation".
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"When he pointed a gun at [the officers], and aimed at them with a red laser sight, all they knew was this was a man with a gun who aimed at them," Baumgartner said during opening statements.
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Sessions' statements were aimed at a dozens of cities and other local governments, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, that have joined a growing "sanctuary" movement aimed at shielding illegal immigrants from stepped-up deportation efforts.
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BuzzFeed News has reported that the operation including luring unsuspecting American activists to protests, self-defense classes aimed at black communities, apparently aimed at exploiting existing US domestic movements, from pro-Trump memes to social justice activism.
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NetSuite has in the last couple of years branched out from its cloud-based enterprise resource planning software aimed at helping mid-sized companies run their day-to-day operations, and into software aimed at powering commerce.
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The programme was aimed at making it the industry's lowest cost operator.
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Abadi has faced resistance to a government overhaul aimed at tackling corruption.
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The funding establishes, and then maintains, the training aimed at attacking stereotypes.
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This nationwide effort is aimed at, effectively, privatizing public rights of way.
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McCluskey said the demonstrations were a political attack aimed at creating unrest.
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At that point, talks aimed at deescalation might get back under way.
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Treacly music, art from a '90s flash game aimed at your niece.
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But the government maintains it is not aimed at any particular country.
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The new ceremony is aimed at demonstrating the longevity of Serbian statehood.
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"(This campaign) is not aimed at any one legislative issue," Ubl said.
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The news site added that the company will be aimed at millennials.
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Last week, Trump signed an executive order aimed at stopping such separations.
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The gunshots, he said, were not aimed at people in the room.
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Martin had included a cryptic message aimed at former teammates and classmates.
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Right now, there are multiple activist campaigns aimed at reining in Facebook.
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Several drug makers recently filed a lawsuit aimed at blocking the rule.
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This isn't the first Russian project aimed at improving Russia's online image.
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Women had X-rays aimed at their ovaries, men at their testicles.
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The foundation is aimed at awareness for children struggling with mental health.
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On the resort's website, there is a section specifically aimed at influencers.
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The next day, Christie signed multiple bills aimed at combating the crisis.
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Trump's moves are aimed at self-aggrandizement and self-profiteering as well.
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Waze is about to launch new feature aimed at preventing similar deaths.
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A petition aimed at "conscientious electors" has garnered nearly 5 million signatures.
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And none of these are specifically aimed at treating pediatric brain tumors.
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While the measures are aimed at speculators, genuine buyers, too, are caught.
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No doubt a Trump administration shot across the bow aimed at Beijing.
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Cuba had a long history of constant surveillance aimed at US diplomats.
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The platform is aimed at optimizing marketing spend, and targeting online campaigns.
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However, for now, Instagram checkout is aimed at larger, more established companies.
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The effort is aimed at helping homeowners make renovations small and large.
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Kahoot Plus will be aimed at companies needing a corporate training solution.
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Popular Force called the arrest a "coup d'etat" aimed at disempowering Congress.
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Sonos, a competing speaker system aimed at audiophiles, is a setup nightmare.
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There are also education services aimed at helping bad guys evade detection.
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J in a move aimed at further broadening its premium spirit portfolio.
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That doesn't make the drags aimed at him any less entertaining, though.
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Not all of the predistribution agenda is aimed at humbling the mighty.
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For example, Aristotle believed all human action aimed at happiness: not pluralistic.
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Many attacks are aimed at military bases but some also target civilians.
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That prompted fresh Senate subpoenas aimed at consultancy businesses that he founded.
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And suddenly, there were movies specifically aimed at teenagers — movies about teenagers.
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Those efforts seem in part aimed at undermining American power in Asia.
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The new addition is aimed at people shooting live video with smartphones.
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Separate sanctions, aimed at individuals, expire next month and may be extended.
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An early draft was seen as a loyalty oath aimed at leakers.
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Indian stocks gained on hopes of stimulus measures aimed at reviving growth.
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In July, Twitter launched an engineering apprenticeship aimed at women and minorities.
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Ballots in other states also include questions aimed at reining in taxes.
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That still has other Europeans fuming about Bavarian harassment aimed at them.
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Rather, she said, it is specifically aimed at free and subsidized cafeterias.
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They also announced talks aimed at an eventual free trade agreement. bit.
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It's a written decision aimed at influencing other courts — even appeals courts.
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Apple and Microsoft both announced new laptops aimed at professionals this week.
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Audiocoins are a two year old cryptocurrency aimed at the music industry.
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American retaliation aimed at warning China off might have the opposite effect.
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"Research shows that techniques aimed at outsmarting liars are successful," he said.
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The exercise is aimed at keeping sea-lanes open for safe passage.
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The venture is clearly aimed at the youngest potential Star Wars fans.
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The changes are mostly aimed at improving music playback and messaging notifications.
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Gone were the chants of "lock her up" aimed at Trump's rival.
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The company has two other experimental drugs aimed at treating chronic pain.
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Mr. Silver's coming recording is likewise not aimed at the club crowd.
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Trump signs an executive order aimed at repealing or simplifying federal regulations.
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That may be because the study was always aimed at thinking big.
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Because the use cases are aimed at chatbots and better customer interaction.
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Both changes are aimed at luring foreign investment and financing, they said.
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Its technology is aimed at turning existing tractors into semi-autonomous machines.
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It was a glorious technical achievement but wasn't aimed at being practical.
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But Valls said pickets aimed at halting distribution would not be tolerated.
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But police officials denied Friday's attack was aimed at the Chinese community.
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Investigators don't believe the statement was aimed at specific church or Mosque.
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After the renovations, Prora will be aimed at people with higher incomes.
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The stick is American sanctions aimed at asphyxiating Mr Maduro's regime economically.
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It is aimed at preventing the undermining of official U.S. government positions.
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Pai has repeatedly denied he has taken actions aimed at benefiting Sinclair.
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It's a written decision aimed at influencing other courts—even appeals courts.
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This is particularly aimed at millennial and the new global mobile worker.
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It's a visible design change aimed at the many loyal ThinkPad users.
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Land reform efforts aimed at remedying this situation began when apartheid ended.
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First, Russia might quickly build up intermediate-range missiles aimed at Europe.
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Sorry, Beyhive, but the lyric was never aimed at one particular person.
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And legal bills aimed at recouping that money can quickly pile up.
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Equally shocking was some of the criticism aimed at them, she says.
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Swift, however, has launched a smaller "Basecamp" caravan, aimed at younger customers.
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America announced new measures aimed at enforcing UN sanctions on North Korea.
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It is chiefly aimed at countering North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.
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It warned it would shoot down any missiles aimed at Syrian forces.
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In 212, there were roughly 2180,000 job postings aimed at bilingual workers.
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Texas state officials said the law was aimed at protecting women's health.
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In addition, Instagram is adding a "Restrict" mode aimed at combating bullies.
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Aimed at manufacturing workers, it understands spoken language and offers verbal responses.
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Before the strike, Trump was against military action aimed at Assad's forces.
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Most are aimed at Apple's AirPods, like Samsung's new Gear IconX 22018.
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Now it's launching a new tool aimed at news organizations called FactCheck.
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Spark Post is aimed at letting you create professional graphics in minutes.
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But his EPA gutted Obama-era rules aimed at curbing climate change.
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Many of them were aimed at getting desperately needed aid into Aleppo.
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But in Raqqa many of the hidden bombs appear aimed at civilians.
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The cloud of questions aimed at Mr. Zuckerberg — Is Facebook too dominant?
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The move is aimed at ending Libya's armed conflict and political divisions.
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Is this really just a mass genocide aimed at the homo sensorium?
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The charity now funds project aimed at democracy building across the globe.
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Gemio's smart friendship bracelets start at $100 and are aimed at teens.
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Originally aimed at raising $1,500, it's now at $9.5 million and counting.
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Its Illum follow-up camera, aimed at more serious photographers, also flopped.
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Najib has taken steps that critics say are aimed at stemming opposition.
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Why'd you delete your first tweet that was directly aimed at me?
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Iran denies its nuclear program was aimed at obtaining an atomic bomb.
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It included millions of dollars in advertising aimed at vulnerable Senate Democrats.
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Several Republican and Democratic governors are taking steps aimed at expanding apprenticeships.
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Analysts agree that the new iPhone is likely aimed at emerging markets.
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It also includes measures aimed at limiting the opportunity for government meddling.
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Bernie Sanders' proposal aimed at discouraging companies from buying back their stocks.
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Iran denies its nuclear programme was aimed at obtaining an atomic bomb.
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The review is aimed at creating stricter access to the visa program.
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But a new college financing arrangement is aimed at reducing that risk.
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Authorities accuse him of incitement to terrorism aimed at overthrowing Bahrain's monarchy.
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The meeting in Qatar is aimed at freezing output at current levels.
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It's a move aimed at ramping up pressure on the Obama administration.
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Package holidays in Spain aimed at families are also feeling the heat.
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His early words of encouragement were classy and aimed at redirecting Trump.
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Rivet is not the first app from Google aimed at tackling reading.
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Hollande said he would keep carrying out reforms aimed at lowering unemployment.
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Some have been aimed at improving the behaviour of a corrupt bureaucracy.
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He proposed an incoherent energy plan aimed at reviving the coal industry.
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Lafitte later clarified that the joke was aimed at Roman Polanski instead.
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It's difficult to see how similar condemnation could be aimed at T2.
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But the new GT-R NISMO is firmly aimed at racing enthusiasts.
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The trip was aimed at beginning the process for Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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The vehicle will be aimed at ride-hailing and ride-sharing fleets.
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In June, President Obama signed a bill presumably aimed at strengthening FOIA.
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The House this week unanimously passed legislation aimed at addressing the issue.
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"A bit upsetting to see comments aimed at Kirsten though," she said.
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Some of the funds are intervention funds aimed at supporting specific industries.
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Riyadh said it would host an emergency meeting aimed at restoring order.
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Committee members also voted on language aimed at Sanders' role in 2016.
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It is priced at $218.3, aimed at competing with Apple's iPad Pro.
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Negotiations aimed at ending the war resumed on July 16th in Kuwait.
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On Thursday, Canada revealed new legislation aimed at making assisted dying legal.
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The settlement's changes are aimed at reducing points of contention for drivers.
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They insist the effort is not aimed at building a European army.
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The present budget process is primarily aimed at only managing discretionary spending.
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His only substantive remarks on human rights were aimed at North Korea.
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"The policy of our country is aimed at a peaceful settlement," Col.
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Democrats have a similar effort aimed at developing innovation policies this year.
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Parrot today announced packages for its consumer drones aimed at small businesses.
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Pinera, meanwhile, pushed forward with reforms aimed at taming the continuing unrest.
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The new licensing system will be aimed at addressing that, he said.
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The new licensing system will be aimed at addressing that, he said.
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The campaign involved unethical and questionable tactics aimed at reporters and employees.
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The hope is that a round of fall advertising aimed at Mrs.
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As you probably guessed, this stealth censorship was specifically aimed at conservatives.
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Three Democratic senators introduced legislation on Thursday aimed at strengthening the process.
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Gerrymandering and voter suppression are despicable practices aimed at rigging the system.
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The administration in May introduced a blueprint aimed at reducing drug prices.
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The losses included specialized foods aimed at reducing "unprecedented" rates of malnutrition.
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Ohio has a reputation for stringent measures aimed at its own electorate.
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The move could be aimed at controlling any outbreaks of sectarian animosity.
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It has implications for nearly all policies aimed at eliminating racial inequities.
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All but one of the buys are aimed at protecting vulnerable incumbents.
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Chelsea Clinton is releasing a new kids' book aimed at child activists.
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The discussion draft does include some provisions aimed at winning over conservatives.
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Several stars participated in a television advertisement aimed at curtailing gun violence.
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Thus far Apple has not had any formal investigations aimed at it.
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Pfizer's drugs are aimed at steatosis, or fat accumulation in the liver.
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A feature called Story Time is also clearly aimed at young kids.
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Some of the apps were games and others were aimed at children.
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It's all psychological warfare aimed at undermining us from the inside out.
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Presentation and packaging wise, though, the kits are clearly aimed at kids.
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The administration in May introduced a blueprint aimed at reducing drug prices.
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One after the other came questions, most of them aimed at Mrs.
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President Trump signs a measure Wednesday aimed at curbing online sex trafficking.
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The measures are aimed at assuring investors Argentina can pay its debts.
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It's predominantly aimed at the telecom and mobile spaces where Singtel sits.
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Many of those interpretations are queer, aimed at the game's LGBT fanbase.
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Editors also should reject studies that are aimed at marketing, not science.
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However, in this case, the codes are aimed at Facebook's business customers.
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Eliasson's intervention is aimed at changing the experience by activating the viewers.
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Musical.ly, a lip-syncing video app aimed at teenagers, is no more.
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The cuts are aimed at shrinking global stockpiles and boosting oil prices.
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It is aimed at bringing more eligible voters into our political process.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature is weighing a bill aimed at curtailing the practice.
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The emails carried malicious code aimed at breaking into someone's computing device.
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He muscled through two travel bans, mostly aimed at Muslim-majority countries.
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Roku sells boxes that stream television along with advertising aimed at viewers.
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And Russian officials said they know the exercise is aimed at them.
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New technology at Lear called ConfigurE-Plus is aimed at autonomous vehicles.
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China responded with its own set of penalties aimed at American products.
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This is without question a policy aimed at helping the working class.
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That old meaning of "savage" is still aimed at its original targets.
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Demin said other companies could face malicious software aimed at mining cryptocurrency.
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Some ads also are aimed at encouraging consumers to see the films.
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The show, aimed at young adults, attracts about 560,000 viewers per episode.
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Much of it is aimed at getting young people to the polls.
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The airline has also introduced new seat back entertainment aimed at children.
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The White House has also unveiled an Africa strategy aimed at China.
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And it was aimed at people who couldn't possibly miss the money.
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But the offensive aimed at insurgents in Idlib appeared to suggest otherwise.
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Only this time, the dress code is aimed at parents, not students.
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Likud said the move was aimed at capturing evidence of any irregularities.
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Previous international sanctions were aimed at preventing North Korea from acquiring weapons.
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The legislature passed a bill aimed at helping workers recover stolen wages.
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The contactless measure seemed aimed at keeping everyone safe and minimizing exposure.
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Laws and regulations aimed at protecting adult health do not protect children.
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Instead, the directive appeared to be aimed at easing the overall tone.
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Mr. Trump's tweets were aimed at his domestic constituency, Mr. Macron said.
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One plate is aimed at the ground, the other at the sky.
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Critics charge it is a racist measure aimed at the province's Muslims.
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Though aimed at kids, the series also appealed to older Henson fans.
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He lamented recent rule changes aimed at curbing collisions on the bases.
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The Luxembourg government has since drafted legislation aimed at preventing such situations.
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Get your CV in fighting shape with this course (aimed at novices).
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Pakistani officials denied the new regulations were aimed at curbing free speech.
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They have imposed travel restrictions and other steps aimed at preventing one.
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All of it is aimed at reducing the persistent overuse of antibiotics.
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Above all, this was a speech aimed at winning the 2020 election.
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The United States needs policies aimed at producing a carbon-neutral economy.
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It's a political move aimed at turning around his party's poll numbers.
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The move was also aimed at helping Indian refineries raise their utilization.
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But talks aimed at agreeing on the cabinet are mired in complications.
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The move was also aimed at helping Indian refineries raise their utilization.
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Policies aimed at youth vaping may have negative effects on adult smokers.
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Cillizza: Do we know what specific products the tariffs are aimed at?
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Their main amendment topics are aimed at taxes, deficits and entitlement programs.
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This would be aimed at strengthening Russian deterrence against any American threat.
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Domestically, the embassy move was aimed at placating Trump's increasingly conservative base.
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He said the sanctions were not aimed at "changing leadership" in Venezuela.
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Overall, this product seems aimed at addressing stigma associated with smoking pot.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions ended last week without a major breakthrough.
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A sting aimed at Hillary Clinton last year was considered especially feeble.
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The Galaxy Watch is aimed at being a day-to-day smartwatch.
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But Syrians see the new policies are aimed at making them leave.
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Maybe Mr. Trump's unbridled bravado is aimed at his domestic political base.
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Their stories have produced a storm of criticism aimed at the government.
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It's never too late to take action aimed at protecting our planet.
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Knowing this, Republicans have built a mammoth organizing machine aimed at veterans.
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Tribal leaders decry this as planned ethnocide aimed at eliminating their cultures.
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One undeniable factor, though, was the British media vitriol aimed at Meghan.
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Both have publicly criticized political favoritism aimed at SpaceX in the past.
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Others were aimed at branding Black Lives Matter as a political threat.
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Unlike Twitter, its main product is aimed at business users, not consumers.
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Our second report focuses on a mission aimed at mining the moon.
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It is aimed at bringing relief to the southwestern part of Syria.
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Both Qualcomm and Cavium are developing ARM chips aimed at data centers.
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The research credit is aimed at encouraging individuals to invest in research.
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His administration unveiled a blueprint in May aimed at lowering drug prices.
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Ankara rejects this and says it is aimed at protecting its rights.
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There are currently two sets of bipartisan bills aimed at protecting Mueller.
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Supplement federal administrative dollars with state funding aimed at improving customer service.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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Ankara rejects this and says it is aimed at protecting its rights.
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Congress is considering legislation aimed at reforming the nation's medical malpractice laws.
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Instead, it's aimed at people investing for long-term goals, like retirement.
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Last year, Apple and Google released developer kits aimed at AR applications.
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The program is aimed at small businesses that sell on Amazon's websites.
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The ban is aimed at cutting the number of children who vape.
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The French investigation is aimed at establishing whether other sanctions are warranted.
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Those tariffs are aimed at getting China to play fair on trade.
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Sudan introduced austerity measures in recent weeks aimed at reducing government spending.
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HSR isn't Toyota's only robot aimed at helping people with limited mobility.
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Lyft recently sued to stop the rules aimed at raising driver pay.
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The event was aimed at raising money for food and medical supplies.
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I think the removal was a political gesture aimed at black people.
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Carr's hire is aimed at adding political muscle and organizational know-how.
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Paris has a tax aimed at second homes used as investment properties.
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The USOC has outlined reforms aimed at protecting its athletes from abuse.
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It's a no-expense-spared tentpole epic aimed at true mass appeal.
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A Hamas spokesman called the allegations "lies aimed at justifying the massacres".
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The move is aimed at improving economic links between the two nations.
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There are two new modes, however, aimed at increasing the game's longevity.
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Heavier U.S. sanctions, aimed at Iran's oil sector, are due in November.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Interior Department finalized rules on Tuesday aimed at preventing methane leaks from oil and gas production on federal and tribal lands, one of the last major Obama administration rules aimed at fighting climate change.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," Mayor de Blasio said.
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Cavusoglu also said Turkey's military base in Qatar, to which Erdogan approved legislation on deploying Turkish troops, was aimed at contributing to the security of the entire Gulf region and was not aimed at a specific Gulf state.
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Russia-linked actors created accounts with names like Blacktivists and Back the Badge aimed at voters concerned about police relations with their communities, and other accounts that called for secure borders that were aimed at immigration hard-liners.
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Naspers Foundry is a 1.4 billion rand ($99 million) start-up funding initiative aimed at boosting the local technology sector, while Naspers Labs is an initiative aimed at developing the skills and talent of South Africa's unemployed youth.
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Trump joins automakers to announce repeal of Obama standards aimed at curbing global warming Trump joins automakers to announce repeal of Obama standards aimed at curbing global warming President Donald Trump took a step toward repealing a set of Obama-era vehicle fuel-efficiency rules aimed at curbing global warming, announcing a formal review onstage alongside several automaker executives at a rally in Detroit on Tuesday.
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Then along came Mr. Trump, who in March ordered the destruction or delay of nearly every building block that supported Mr. Obama's pledge — rules aimed at increasing fuel efficiency of cars and trucks; rules aimed at limiting emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, from oil and gas wells; rules aimed at increasing the energy efficiency of appliances; and most important of all, the Clean Power Plan.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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China and Russia will hold "routine" naval exercises in the South China Sea in September, China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday, adding that the drills were aimed at strengthening their cooperation and were not aimed at any other country.
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"We have a country with nuclear weapons that can be aimed at our 85033,000 troops in the demilitarized zone, that can be aimed at 25 million South Koreans within a 30-mile radius of the demilitarized zone," Markey said.
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"This was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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Slings and arrows from across the political spectrum are being aimed at tech.
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The higher ceilings are aimed at lifting stocks' weight in emerging market indexes.
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It will initially be aimed at the three firms' combined 1.2m American employees.
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The penalties aimed at punishing China for stealing American technology and trade secrets.
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Shows aimed at adults will be concentrated on Hulu, which Disney now controls.
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The sudden outcry is both late and improperly aimed at the attorney general.
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Fitness has been a major concern of other projects aimed at altering mosquitoes.
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It's aimed at courting the support of moderate GOPers and many conservative Republicans.
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Founded in 2013, Tinybop has 11 apps, all aimed at the education market.
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Proponents of the bill say it is aimed at cutting health care costs.
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Still, the budget does foresee changes aimed at easing Pemex's heavy tax load.
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For the uninitiated, it seemed like a terrible scam aimed at vulnerable gamers.
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The third is that the attacks were very specifically aimed at electing Trump.
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Drug manufacturers face new U.S. legislation aimed at reining in high drug prices.
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Two of the most promising experiments are aimed at detecting the axion fluid.
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Even the cheapest econobox aimed at money-grubbing millennials pairs with a phone.
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Even the cheapest econobox aimed at money-grubbing millennials pairs with a phone.
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Trump has dismissed climate change as a Chinese invention aimed at hurting America.
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But he's not interested in the plethora of "smart" gadgets aimed at consumers.
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His letter insisted he would not reverse reforms aimed at making France Inc.
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The toymaker will create an online learnings platform aimed at early childhood development.
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He is the author of several laws aimed at fighting the addiction epidemic.
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The deal is aimed at gaining scale and geographical breadth, Avast said today.
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The criticism came after a night of jabs and jokes aimed at Trump.
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But the government maintains that it is not aimed at any particular country.
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Every new administration makes splashy executive actions aimed at appealing to the base.
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The six-race series is aimed at helping women up the motorsport ladder.
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Authorities say the curfews are aimed at protecting civilians amid near-daily clashes.
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But the moves are apparently aimed at strengthening the yuan, not weakening it.
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Sadly, many of these news stories are not initially aimed at human consumption.
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The measure appears aimed at setting up a legal battle over Roe v.
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The company also developed a VR rig, aimed at capturing 360-degree footage.
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It's hard to see how this joke is aimed at anyone but women.
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The one surviving agent said the attack was aimed at disrupting the Games.
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Musk said the move was aimed at reducing costs incurred by the scheme.
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The visits were aimed at gathering information for the investigation, the letter said.
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What was the high-value target the missiles were aimed at, we wondered?
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The deal was aimed at putting a floor under recently volatile oil prices.
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Ross said the latest extension also was aimed at aiding those same customers.
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On November 4th America will impose new sanctions aimed at Iran's oil industry.
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The first executive order was aimed at making trade rulebreakers "face the consequences".
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Most older buildings do not meet Japan's strict codes aimed at withstanding earthquakes.
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They criticized measures aimed at helping lower-income EU countries meet their obligations.
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You don't want an on-the-fly correction aimed at just one candidate.
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The song is (basically 100%) aimed at Perry, and Lamar had no idea.
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Facebook said it removed three Russian-backed influence networks aimed at African countries.
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Our bond purchases are aimed at achieving an appropriate shape of yield curve.
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This policy is clearly and deliberately aimed at restricting the entry of Muslims.
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The two hope to open a dialogue aimed at unifying the Republican Party.
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The government had originally aimed at a budget deficit of 3.5% for 2020.
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Go deeper: Amazon Go is a "fist" aimed at the convenience store industry
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Terrorist attacks are more common than ever—and increasingly aimed at civil institutions.
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Uber is launching a new tool aimed at helping commuters make train journeys.
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The other bill is aimed at winning just enough Republican support for passage.
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Although preservation services are mostly aimed at women, firms are also eyeing men.
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Vermont also passed its own privacy law this year aimed at data brokers.
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China announced measures aimed at boosting consumption, including potentially removing car-buying restrictions.
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Some interpreted their gestures as a display of nationalism aimed at the Serbians.
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The site broadcasts daily over 1,000 live-streaming shows aimed at them. Ele.
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Unlike lots of phone-based augmented reality, neither tool is aimed at consumers.
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Like the first version, it's also expected to be aimed at professional use.
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Biden attended a fundraiser in Philadelphia on Thursday evening aimed at raising $500,000.
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The talks are aimed at turning a shaky truce into a permanent ceasefire.
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The higher rates were also aimed at reducing pressure on a fragile rupee.
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Alibaba's proposed change is aimed at tackling the first problem, key-man risk.
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The structure is aimed at improving sales at existing stores and expanding outlets.
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A post from Russian actors aimed at Ukraine in a campaign of disinformation
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" I thought, "College student, dropout, site aimed at helping students date each other . . .
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And that makes good sense, as the products are largely aimed at women.
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Now he runs Knotel, a unique workspace aimed at up and coming startups.
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You can find several campaigns aimed at helping with relief efforts on GoFundMe.
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The Confederation said the attack was aimed at discrediting its anti-doping activities.
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The vast majority of that fact-checking Thursday night was aimed at Trump.
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The first of these will be a product aimed at the adtech world.
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That's the kind of power net neutrality rules are aimed at reining in.
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JVC is launching the new HA-ET90BT wireless sport headphones aimed at athletes.
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The decision is aimed at boosting the competitiveness of US-made solar panels.
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This is aimed at OEMs who want to create high-end performance speakers.
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Much of its violence has been aimed at silencing liberal and secular voices.
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If these headphones are aimed at travelers, the compact size is a Godsend.
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In the near future, this will include premium features aimed at business users.
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Instead, he noted, the U.S. is continuing sanctions aimed at keeping up pressure.
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Essentially, the measure is aimed at getting community and regional banks regulatory relief.
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Analysts have said such populism is aimed at the ANC's rural political base.
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Ma also said his trip was aimed at bringing attention to Taiwan's stand.
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This is a CG trailer aimed at showcasing the vision of the game.
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Public funds for the elderly are currently aimed at those living in poverty.
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Was the nervous laughter aimed at a word that made people feel discomfort?
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Some were aimed at just a few dozen voters in a particular district.
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They criticised measures aimed at helping lower-income EU countries meet their obligations.
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Called our generation's The Exorcist, it isn't aimed at the faint of heart.
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Mr. Gorman has recently announced several changes and cuts aimed at changing that.
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But Tuesday's bombing was the first major assault aimed at tourists in Turkey.
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Holograms aren't Saueressig's only technology initiative aimed at attracting and keeping millennial workers.
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Such bids are aimed at preventing low bids for a distressed company's assets.
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Democrats, too, issued scathing statements aimed at the Obama administration over the vote.
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Government policy, long aimed at resolving a housing shortage, further skews housebuyers' incentives.
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It also includes a new Relax mode aimed at helping with guided breathing.
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Such concerns have led to the announcement of measures aimed at boosting turnout.
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As for the Cross Account Protection feature, that's more aimed at app developers.
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The service is aimed at families that have kids aged 8 through 18.
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Seeso, NBCUniversal's oddly named subscription service aimed at cord cutters, is now live.
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He said the measures were simply aimed at instilling discipline to monastic life.
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These kids are enrolled in research aimed at mapping the brain's neural connections.
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They also could pass legislation aimed at protecting special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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Yet programmes aimed at this crucial phase have not yet altered many destinies.
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The move was aimed at bringing youth and diversity to the management team.
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The other two new blueprints are aimed at organizations — specifically, universities and churches.
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It is aimed at appointing the new head of the Supreme Court swiftly.
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After that, the company offers a number of plans aimed at IoT applications.
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As for all the criticism aimed at the show, Dunker has some thoughts.
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Researchers say the study was aimed at determining how to design automated cars.
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Originating from China, feng shui is an ancient science aimed at creating balance.
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The revised order issued on Monday is aimed at surviving a court challenge.
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Other failed home bots are usually aimed at being adorable, somewhat helpful companions.
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The Trump administration says the travel ban is aimed at strengthening national security.
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It's certainly not the first wireless device aimed at making glucose monitoring easier.
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There's a movement, though, aimed at making our phones easier to put down.
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The Obama administration's TIGER grants were goal-oriented, aimed at improving environmental problems.
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Programs aimed at effeminate or pointy-headed undertakings like educating children get cut.
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Qualcomm also announced a new set of chips aimed at automakers on Monday.
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BizReach also has a job site RegionUP aimed at professionals in Southeast Asia.
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The new store is aimed at selling salads and snacks to office workers.
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Democrats say the commission is a large-scale effort aimed at voter suppression.
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The Obama administration also tried various approaches, all aimed at developing better relations.
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Salvini told reporters the budget was "serious" and was aimed at fostering growth.
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Trump took one direct action aimed at highlighting crimes, rather than preventing them.
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The change is aimed at improving the mechanism generating the CFETS RMB Index .
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It's not the only device on the market aimed at making babies comfortable.
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The restrictions were aimed at mainly U.S.-bound flights from the Middle East.
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What she's offering instead is an argument aimed at a much broader audience.
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We really strongly advocate for laws that are aimed at keeping abusers unarmed.
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Verisys also offers several software programs aimed at helping healthcare providers and pharmacies.
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The coalition approved an expansionary budget in December aimed at heading off recession.
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The company later announced changes to the platform aimed at protecting user data.
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Iran claims its presence in Syria is aimed at protecting holy Shiite shrines.
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The passport cancellation policy is aimed at deterring more Australians becoming foreign fighters.
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The education part of the effort is aimed at students, parents and teachers.
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The new guidelines, aimed at prevention, were published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.
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Kwame: I'm really struggling to figure out who this movie is aimed at.
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It is aimed at the millions of people who don't benefit from statins.
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The Pentagon said that the strike was aimed at an al Qaeda meeting.
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It all made me extremely anxious, and it wasn't even aimed at me.
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"These tests are not aimed at any set country or target," it said.
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Today, Microsoft announced a free browser version of Skype aimed at small businesses.
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Trump has billed the plan as one aimed at helping the middle class.
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For the most part, these are aimed at professionals (or at least YouTubers).
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Other sites like Rover let you list your services specifically aimed at pets.
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The new rules were a compromise aimed at easing the increasingly chaotic atmosphere.
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For now, their angry sense of powerlessness is aimed at the European Union.
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The timing of his statement was almost certainly aimed at reassuring international markets.
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States have also implemented new policies aimed at countering the deadly opioid epidemic.
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The truth is, when you watch NASCAR, it's aimed at an older segment.
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"The drill is not aimed at any third party," it said, without elaborating.
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I aimed at the lid, fired, and hit him in his stomach instead.
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He urged the public not to listen to rumours aimed at spreading unease.
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An ad for cat food, for example, would be aimed at cat owners.
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Qatar has previously also said the demands were aimed at curbing its sovereignty.
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Still, his posts are aimed at scientists and others with some quantitative background.
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The deal also helped it launch new router products aimed at internet giants.
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Second, President Trump could issue executive orders aimed at hollowing out certain regulations.
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The other bill includes a number of provisions aimed at preventing identity theft.
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House lawmakers on Tuesday passed legislation aimed at guarding U.S. ports from cyberattacks.
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Fearing a tirade aimed at me, I did my best to ignore him.
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Granted, there were some provisions of the act aimed at influencing state law.
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It's more esoteric than his first essay, and largely aimed at software designers.
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The police need training programs aimed at producing better educated, more empathetic officers.
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DeFazio introduced bipartisan legislation last year aimed at blocking the permit for Norwegian.
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Read more: Rho, a digital bank aimed at startups, is launching this month.
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The new penalties, proponents say, are aimed at reducing congestion, frustration and accidents.
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The regulations, aimed at reducing driver fatigue, would not take effect until Nov.
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In 1951, it opened its own cooperage, aimed at the expanding whiskey industry.
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Flake's book, at least, was ostensibly aimed at his colleagues in the Senate.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Talks aimed at lifting U.S. sanctions on Russian automaker GAZ (GAZA.
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Some sort of joint operation aimed at snuffing out cyber warfare between nations.
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What our tax plan is really aimed at doing is creating wage growth.
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Those tactics appear to have been aimed at evading taxes on investment income.
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Thousands of pieces of artillery are aimed at Seoul just out of sight.
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Comcast's acquisition was in part aimed at diversifying its business out of cable.
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Some products aimed at improving your sex life contain CBD but not THC.
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The Model 3 is Tesla's first electric vehicle aimed at the mainstream driver.
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Stanley Fish repeats all the usual barbs aimed at the politically involved academic.
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The House passed a bill Thursday aimed at overhauling the U.S. tax code.
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Much of Erdogan's aggressive language is aimed at his political base at home.
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On Tuesday, Kang warned Taiwan against efforts aimed at separating itself from Beijing.
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Northam's special session is a political stunt aimed at distracting from his scandals.
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In this case, assertive gun use was aimed at protecting oneself or others.
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The plan is reportedly aimed at denouncing Iran over its human rights record.
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Facebook took down dozens of pages aimed at interfering in this fall's elections.
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"The outrage aimed at Obama is going in the wrong direction," Simmons said.
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Mello, who identifies as pro-life, sponsored legislation aimed at overturning Roe v.
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What part of Hillary Clinton's message was aimed at less educated white voters?
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The Clinton administration continues regulations aimed at big oil, gas and mining conglomerates.
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Clinton has attacked Trump's proposed deduction, saying it is aimed at wealthy people.
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"It sends a message primarily aimed at Russia," Wheelbarger said of the offer.
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Biden's comments come as bipartisan criticism aimed at the legislation continues to grow.
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He said the studies were aimed at determining where to build the plant.
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The government wants to crackdown on sham marriages aimed at cheating the system.
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They are part of an operation aimed at clearing Islamic State from Jarablus.
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It is also aimed at lowering Europe's heavy reliance on the United States.
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As divisive and racist as the "send her back" gambit -- aimed at Rep.
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And her ire over that threshold is aimed at the Democratic National Committee.
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Today's objections join a growing in-tray of antitrust complaints aimed at Google.
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Like all good folktales, Savit's story is aimed at anyone who will listen.
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The measure was part of Trump's blueprint aimed at lowering prescription drug costs.
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My latest book, Becoming Cliterate, is aimed at empowering women to reach orgasm.
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"Such measures are not aimed at the civilian population," an EU spokeswoman said.
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In its statement, USOC outlined reforms aimed at protecting its athletes from abuse.
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RiseUp got $100K for its suite of secure communications tools aimed at activists.
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Palomino has called the allegations "reckless" and aimed at discrediting the police force.
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A new application aimed at those with a tendency towards procrastination can help.
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A successor aimed at the "prosumer" market with a more SLR-style camera.
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The measures are aimed at assuring investors that Argentina can pay its debts.
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The Council passed its first-ever resolution aimed at curbing abuse on Saturday.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has released a plan aimed at closing those gaps.
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Hence the animation — distributed on Twitter and apparently aimed at an American audience.
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The evening includes funny speeches, with plenty of barbs aimed at the president.
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Of course, the Moto G25.7 line isn't really aimed at the MWC crowd.
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While tiny Jun is perhaps an outlier, Civiciti is aimed at small municipalities.
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The speaker started the organization YUSRA, which is aimed at empowering Muslim women.
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He was also involved in statewide initiatives aimed at high school-age children.
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There's a 14-point questionnaire on Remrise's site aimed at getting users started.
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The newest Snapdragon also has features aimed at virtual and augmented reality headsets.
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Or is it aimed at prurient interests or teaching fifth graders about sex?
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Instead, it was aimed at Germany, one of the alliance's most important members.
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And they're combatting coronavirus-related election disinformation aimed at sowing panic and confusion.
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The first video, aimed at men, was the most downloaded video on BaDoinkVR.
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Some analysts say the discussion is aimed at getting additional reassurance from Washington.
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A rival company, Box, which was aimed at businesses, went public in 2015.
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Washington says sanctions are aimed at pushing Tehran back to the negotiating table.
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It says they have been aimed at combating an invasion of bark beetles.
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On Tuesday, Democrats in Congress will introduce legislation aimed at helping those workers.
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James C. Justice and union leadership aimed at getting them back to school.
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Detective Foder's actions appear to be aimed at tilting the scales toward guilt.
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But this video, aimed at her neighbors, was an announcement: Redemption was here.
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He published an unusually frank blog post aimed at Evernote's users in January.
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The first of these apps is really aimed at calculus, introductory calculus courses.
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"Graduation" programs are a promising new, multifaceted intervention aimed at the ultra-poor.
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Responding to a series of restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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McAdoo ran a deeply populist campaign aimed at maximizing his apparent democratic legitimacy.
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They attend workshops aimed at improving language and communications skills or overcoming disabilities.
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And these "pay-fors," as they're called, are predominantly aimed at blue states.
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In September, California lawmakers passed a measure aimed at protecting against future fires.
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"This bill is aimed at people who are intentionally cheating," Hughes told NPR.
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Words of condolence can never substitute for action aimed at ending the harm.
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Sorting through the plethora of books aimed at new parents can be overwhelming.
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The initial glare he aimed at the band seemed to speak for itself.
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It passed a bill aimed at increasing wages for some apartment building workers.
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The social network identified a political influence campaign potentially aimed at upcoming elections.
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The moves are aimed at pressuring the United States to withdraw the sanctions.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) is introducing a bill aimed at closing that gap.
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Lawmakers pushed a flurry of anti-refugee legislation, aimed at Muslims in particular.
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Both are aimed at making sure that our judicial system operates with legitimacy.
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The rocket attack on Thursday was aimed at Israeli military installations, not cities.
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The American Medical Association supports a ban on drug advertising aimed at consumers.
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The appointment aimed at restoring confidence in an administration shaken by the scandal.
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Thursday: The collateral effects of a bill aimed at protecting gig economy workers.
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Liberals say the move is aimed at dropping Democrats before the 2020 election.
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"It's like having two fire hoses aimed at each other," Dr. Marcus said.
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The plans are aimed at preventing government bailouts like those seen in 2008.
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Chohan later said his comments were aimed at India and not Pakistani Hindus.
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The scheme is aimed at giving them fair access to cheap nuclear energy.
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Today, just five states have regulations aimed at improving online dating customer safety.
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Last February, he proposed a new authorization specifically aimed at the Islamic State.
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Its core brands are aimed at professional women in their 20s and 30s.
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His comments came during a press conference aimed at increasing pressure on Sen.
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Last month, Sanders unveiled his "Workplace Democracy" plan aimed at doubling union membership.
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The "drugstore" outlets' longer opening hours are aimed at reflecting changing, modern lifestyles.
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But President Trump's new rules, aimed at reconciling that contradiction, risk deepening it.
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Moscow denied being involved in any disinformation campaign aimed at discrediting allied troops.
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Ignite is aimed at pretty early companies, so the help is probably welcome.
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The school also needed to undertake broader changes aimed at inclusivity, he said.
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During the third quarter, a supplementary budget aimed at supporting growth kicked in.
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"The research should be aimed at understanding the big, big threats," Duffy says.
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He seemed squarely aimed at his own base for most of the speech.
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He also announced plans for a handset aimed at video and photography professionals.
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"This strike was aimed at deterring future Iranian attack plans," the Pentagon added.
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"The state law appears to be specifically aimed at Nashville," Ms. Harcombe said.
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"The state law appears to be specifically aimed at Nashville," Ms. Harcombe said.
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All the events are aimed at providing a competing message to the Democrats.
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He pointed to a plan he released last summer aimed at fighting racism.
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The president has summoned party leaders for talks today aimed at defusing tensions.
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"This strike was aimed at deterring future Iranian attack plans," the Pentagon explained.
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"This strike was aimed at deterring future Iranian attack plans," the statement said.
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And it's aimed at creating more harmony and a better future for everybody.
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The Tori Explorer Pack is aimed at kids 5-8 and costs $129.
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A FINRA spokeswoman said rule proposals aimed at improving the process are coming.
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PiS says its legislation is aimed at preventing chaos in the Polish judiciary.
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Last week, the House narrowly passed legislation aimed at repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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The group has led intimidation campaigns aimed at beauty pageants and Playboy magazine.
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The company has since begun working on new tools aimed at mitigating harassment.
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Both accounts offer clients benefits aimed at distinguishing them from traditional banking offerings.
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The rule targeted by the lawsuit is aimed at transactions involving non-U.
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New entrants offer eye-catching alternatives, and are often aimed at younger workers.
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The constitutional changes he sought were aimed at clearing another blockage to reform.
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These changes in American health care aimed at improving value are under way.
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The 2016 election marked a turning point for disinformation aimed at black Americans.
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Jezebel, a news site aimed at women, was run on Wednesday by men.
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Despite bipartisan support, legislation aimed at addressing the problem has languished in Congress.
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High-level trade negotiators resume talks aimed at ending their disputes on Oct.
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We'll see sectoral regulations that are aimed at addressing specific parts of technology.
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Last month the government announced measures aimed at getting more graduates into work.
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It unveiled a policy blueprint earlier this year aimed at tackling the issue.
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The service is aimed at some of the wealthiest commuters in the city.
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Trump's tariffs are aimed at forcing China to address their intellectual property policies.
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He aimed at nothing less than a sacred book for a future humanity.
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Other amendments proposed creating new tax credits aimed at helping the middle class.
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Maloney said he will continue offering similar amendments aimed at preventing LGBT discrimination.
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S. government activities seemingly aimed at inhibiting Huawei's business in the U.S. market.
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