They fear an asterisk will soon be appended to that.
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He would have appended "for white people" to that phrase.
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It's just appended to the end, which is pretty useful.
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A note has been appended to the story as well.
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An earlier version of this article appended an unnecessary correction.
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In the petition, Manning's lawyers appended a letter from Manning.
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New Petrwrap/Petya ransomware has a fake Microsoft digital signature appended.
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And to them are appended new difficulties that he never foresaw.
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The password is the same word with "1" appended to it.
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Booker helpfully appended this Vogue travel guide to his fair city.
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On Monday, the website appended an editors' note atop the Feb.
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That will be appended with clinical data supporting reversibility, Sharma said.
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By the end of the segment, Ms. Behar appended a warning.
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" @fuckjerry's post appended the caption, "Me after my 6th glass of @JAJA.
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The University appended a brief statement of its own to McCaw's. [Baylor]
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This, and the book's finale, "The Gathering," seem appended, an anticlimactic climax.
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The photograph was removed and her picture from Wednesday's derailment was appended.
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But such information should be visibly appended to the bill, the committee argues.
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It also means that conversations on Slack can be appended directly to Salesforce.
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" Today, it was a horse emoji appended to the message: "You're all read.
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In the second volume, each project was discussed with full scholarly apparatus appended.
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The caption and article have since been updated, and a correction was appended.
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The root password is the company's name with the same number appended to it.
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I remember watching this unfold live as the updates got appended to the headline.
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Corrections have been appended to several of Dr. Erickson's papers, including two in Nature.
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There was the perfunctory "thank you" appended to the end of his last tweet.
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For extra emphasis, another well-known four-letter word can be appended to it.
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Rather, it attaches itself to nouns, willfully perverting that to which it is appended.
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Something from a musical has actually been appended to a major national talking point?
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The plan calls for "flags" to be appended to 100% bogus stories shared by users.
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Here's what Shanize had to say about polarization and violence: I've appended a transcript below.
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In those cases, a label is appended that makes that professional uncertainty clear to customers.
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The paper appended a correction and published a self-admonishing article by its media critic.
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Some of the best trainers in the world haven't a single initial appended to their names.
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The average score before they appended the benign strings from the whitelisted gaming program was -0.92.
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The first was a $275 price cut to newly named iPhone 11 without the "XR" appended.
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Nevertheless, every single note was appended with a personal handwritten postscript, or an equally welcoming invitation.
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An earlier version of this column misstated when the correction was appended to the McCorvey obituary.
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Correction appended There are some documents that the Trump administration is working very hard to publicize.
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His next hurdle is Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov, who might as well have "tricky" appended to his name.
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Appended was a link to a page on his Blogspot website (newsworthknowingcn) listing details of those cases.
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"Old men ought to be explorers," reads the Eliot quote appended next to it at the Accademia.
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Correction appended (12-14-2018, 2:05 pm EST): Updated to clarify which automakers offer electric vehicles.
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The Stone The author has appended a response to reader comments at the bottom of this article.
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If an end date is applicable for any these sales, you'll find it appended to each discount.
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The Times, however, never appended a correction to the story nor added a note explaining the change.
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He appended the hashtag "DTS," an apparent allusion to his promise to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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The same climate blurb was appended to dozens of videos explaining the evidence and impacts of climate change.
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A collage made to resemble the faux-wood paneling of a suburban basement is appended with miniature knickknacks.
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The tweet will be appended with #NewProfilePic, which can then be seen by all the users' Twitter followers.
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Appended there: #Jaredsidea -- a reference to the President's son-in-law and top White House aide Jared Kushner.
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Fox 5 has since appended a rather unapologetic editor's note to the article, and on May 23 FoxNews.
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That left me susceptible to the official line that the Oculus was a transportation center with shops appended.
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It means you, but it's a formal version of you, with a sir or a madam invisibly appended.
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And now, a "from Facebook" and new FACEBOOK logo can be found appended to the Instagram loading screen.
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Three months after that victory, however, two new bills were appended to Rocha's proposed legislation that frighten activists.
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In sum, the Bill of Rights enshrines freedoms that were appended to the original version of the Constitution.
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Mr Beall's list has been taken up by another researcher who has since appended 690 new journals to it.
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Reputation scores appended to products, vendors and buyers gave users confidence that they were not about to be scammed.
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"We break ground in two months" said a Reddit thread with the words BUILD THE WALL appended to it.
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But adding to the confusion is one of the hashtags appended to the NRA's tweet containing the video — #ClenchedFistofTruth.
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In an author's note appended to the novel, he advertises his fidelity to his sources and his superior insights.
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StemExpress was never given the opportunity to comment on the dozens of pages of documents appended to the letters.
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It included over 100 names, some appended with gold stars, which meant the soldiers died fighting for our country.
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The result was confidently two-faced: a trench coat appended to a jean jacket; a wool peacoat to houndstooth.
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ICE responded by releasing a copy of the fax transmission form appended to the detainer, which was dated Nov.
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The final version is appended as an annex to an annual report submitted to the United Nations Security Council.
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When an entry in the ledger needs to be changed, a new record must be appended to the existing info.
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To burnish his credentials, on ads and business cards, Howard Seidler appended an alphabet of suffixes to his name: Esq.
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Despite its title, "Asymmetry" comprises two seemingly unrelated sections of equal length, appended by a slim and quietly shocking coda.
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The full text, appended below, doesn't contain a single whiff of apology (aside from pro forma praise for America's spies).
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Sometimes tweeting a short summary of your complaint, with the company's Twitter account name appended, will bring a fast response.
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In the earlier "Denial of Peter" (1615-17), the gospel story is appended to a scene of dice-playing soldiers.
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On Sunday morning, he appended to his re-posted tweet an exhortation to the media: "Please clear up the Fake News!"
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When the translated sentence is being constructed, the attention mechanism compares each word as it is appended to every other one.
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And Mrs May appended a unilateral declaration, which the EU agreed not to oppose, asserting Britain's right to exit the backstop.
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In the fall of 2010, Ms. Owen's document was published on the websites Jezebel and Deadspin, appended with an obscene title.
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The predecessors, however, were from established parties; to their promises, Mr. López Obrador has appended the populist promise of profound transformation.
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From one appended to my recipe for beer-can chicken, I learned you can make the dish in a bundt pan.
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But no correction or editor's note was appended to the story, to Goldin's continued frustration: Technically the story is now accurate.
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With iOS 13, you get a cool slider on the left, as if appended directly to the volume up/down buttons.
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The allegations were presented in a two-page synopsis that was appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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That list was appended to the sweeping Security Council resolutions implemented on March 2, following North Korea's fourth nuclear test in January.
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Correction appended, 12/17/18, 9:35 PM EDT: This story has been updated to correct the spelling of Hank Greely's name.
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Uber's "Safe Rides Fee" that it appended to trips beginning in 2014 was a pure margin play, according to a new book.
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Update: Shortly afterwards, the statement was apparently improved on internally and the following appended (brackets mine, replacing acronyms): The accident was tragic.
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For the last few decades, we've appended the suffix "gate" to basically any scandal, mostly political, but not exclusively — Donutgate, Nipplegate, Gamergate.
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While Trump is guilty of using the construction, he is far from the only public figure to have appended the definite article.
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The minority is in the process of preparing its own views to be appended to the Republican report, according to Democratic Rep.
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And all due respect to Anomalisa, but this category often seems to have an unspoken "Aimed at Children" appended to its title.
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The allegations were presented in a two-page synopsis that was appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election. 3.
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The company said that it would have a statement ready once Wednesday's legal proceedings were fully over (Update: We've appended their statement below).
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The trick works even if the Cylance engine previously concluded the same file was malicious, before the benign strings were appended to it.
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"Because of this incident, I missed out on my last year of high school," she said in a statement appended to the lawsuit.
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Instead, we're here, once again, with these technical masterpieces of pro wrestling appended by the continuing, multi-year screwup which is WWE storytelling.
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"And it says that they never briefed him on it, that they appended two pages to the bottom of his intelligence briefing," Conway responded.
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They are simply appended to a message a company sends to a customer – meaning those that are messaged by own of the business's bots.
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I don't know why "A Netflix Mystery Movie" is appended to the title, but it certainly plays in to just how ridiculous Handsome looks.
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The renewed suggestions of bodies — fragmented or weirdly appended — have benefited from the more assured brushwork and colors of Ms. Sillman's relatively abstract paintings.
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And "Van Gogh's Ear," my first encounter with this company, can initially come across as too consciously and carefully "artistic," with quotation marks appended.
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So she's talking to appropriators and introducing a bill that can easily be appended as a policy rider to a must-pass budget bill.
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This and other connections remains loose — a note here, an additive there, one more layer appended to Davey's growing constellation of images, notes, and meaning.
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The accusations against Russian security officials were presented in a two-page synopsis, appended to a report on alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Correction appended (12-13-2018, 1:00 pm EST): Elon Musk's "horrible human being" email was first reported by The Washington Post, not Business Insider.
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Update: Correction appended, 8/8/2018, 3:20 pm EDTThis story has been amended to correct information about a contract between NuSI and the EBC.
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The original intro to the post, which offers additional context from its original time of publication, has been appended to the end of the post.
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It appended a snapshot of a memo from the office of the secretary of defence with the words "include wheeled vehicles only, no tanks" highlighted.
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Ms. Wood remarried Mr. Wagner (whom Ms. Wood called R J) when Natasha was 2, and then appended her new husband's name to her daughter's.
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Hooper said what was alarming about the potential tariffs, even if they were eventually averted, is that they were appended to a non-trade matter.
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South Carolina maintains a ban on "obscene" bumper stickers that led to a $22015 fine against a woman who appended fake testicles to her truck.
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When play goes late on Centre Court because of additional matches being appended to its order of play, the royal box can thin out considerably.
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FBI says it won't change its conclusions on Clinton email case FBI says it won't change its conclusions on Clinton email case Correction appended below.
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Even though the contracts inside LegalFling's app can be appended with new information, the blockchain's main value proposition is permanence: Once something is uploaded, it's unalterable.
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Most notably, it no longer disqualifies minorities from shielding from hate speech because an unprotected characteristic like "children" is appended to a protected characteristic like "black".
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Not every comment about the future has to have a detailed disclaimer about the inherent uncertainty of the knowable universe appended to the end of it.
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The peach symbolizes immortality in China and, along with the Sino-American kitsch of a pair of appended fortune cookies, suggests a judgment on that immortality.
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Every time the label "comics" is appended to something so radically different than what we have known as comics, the question arises: What exactly are comics?
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" Some Estonians were upset, too, like the reader of a news article about his arrival who appended the comment: "I say out of the country, now!
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The series is based on the biography "Fosse" by Sam Wasson, and it has the feel of a Fosse story to which the "/Verdon" was appended.
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But in his written responses, which were appended to the Mueller report, he denied that he was aware of any communications between his campaign and WikiLeaks.
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Once you click the "Start at:" box, the video's web address is appended with that start-time code, and that is the link you can share.
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Some of them are also extended-range models that have an ER appended to the name, and, as you would probably guess, they have longer ranges.
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In a video appended to a tweet that the president reposted, Watson claimed Facebook's actions represented "nothing less than election meddling" in the 2020 presidential race.
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In a last ditch bid to secure Walloon backing, EU trade officials are offering to tweak a political declaration appended to the treaty, an EU source said.
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It was obviously fake — the appended caption read, "lets make fake news," meaning that the user wanted people to believe Blevins had died during his brief disappearance.
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He's acquired so many "gift words," as he calls them, that he appended to the paperback edition a list of five hundred entries culled from readers' letters.
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The company has typically appended an S to the name of the second iteration of each generation of phones, like the iPhone 5S, 6S and so on.
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We have a letter addition theme, where AT is appended to the end of common phrases to make new ones, which are clued in a punny way.
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Hundreds of thousands of contact sheets and prints, many of which have detailed notes and drawings from couture shows in Paris and New York appended to them.
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" And a correction was appended to the first story: "An earlier version of this article misstated the circumstances of the death of Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam's mother.
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To lose this generic sentence appended to your outgoing messages, you can replace it with the text of your choice or turn off the signature feature altogether.
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But the government created Modifier 22016 — a code that could be appended to other codes to allow doctors to take exceptions to that rule in unusual cases.
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Consider the editor faced with whittling down the notes that H.L. Mencken appended to the three memoirs he published during his lifetime, from 1200 pages to 200.
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The European Commission, which negotiates trade deals for the bloc, offered new concessions in the form of changes to an EU declaration to be appended to the treaty.
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The offending sentences were quickly removed with an appended correction, and the Times apologized to its readers but neglected to contact Palin directly, according to the court proceedings.
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The Observer reviews, fortified with others, might have been better reserved for a separate e-book for fellow bunheads and followers of the art rather than appended here.
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Programs that "read" documents and answer questions about them can easily be fooled into giving wrong answers when short, irrelevant snippets of text are appended to the document.
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In an act of political defiance, the spymasters appended a two-page memo to the top-secret report ordered by President Obama on Russian hacking of the election.
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It's not uncommon for attorneys general to disagree with inspector general conclusions, and at times they have made those disputes clear in responses appended to their watchdogs' reports.
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Correction appended at 3 PM ET on 4/2/2018: An earlier version of this article misstated the size of the design team Diego Perez previously led at Microsoft.
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One splotchy, black-and-white drawing shows a pair of women's bodies with small, dashed-line rectangles appended to them: the tabs used to adhere clothing to paper dolls.
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And MapTheVote itself was a clunky Rube Goldberg of a mapping solution appended to the clunky but functional voter registration machine of Register2Vote, but it would have to do.
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After Trump became president, "this is not normal" became a kind of rallying cry, a tag appended onto story after story of Trump's lies and his administration's cruel policies.
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Despite a disastrous public apology — it was appended with a recipe for pizza dough cinnamon rolls — Mr. Batali barely seemed to take a breath before pondering his professional future.
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A quick Instagram search for "petcheetah" reveals a mishmash of results—some pointing to profiles of actual cheetah owners, but many leading to stolen images appended with aspirational hashtags (#petgoals).
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Four bylines and a story that's just not true that the President-elect was presented with this information that it was appended in a two-page document to the briefing.
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In the spare, 135-word order, the court appended five words implying there are multiple bases for the Trump administration's request for a stay of the unfavourable lower-court rulings.
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"Earlier today, I appended my signature to the Peace Accord," Abubakar, the candidate for the People's Democratic Party and President Muhammadu Buhari's main competitor, said on his official Twitter account.
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Suspecting the machine learning might be biased toward code in those whitelisted files, they extracted strings from an online gaming program Cylance had whitelisted and appended it to malicious files.
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Michael Rothman said cartoons about hospitals that show a chart with a zigzag line appended to the foot of each patients' bed reflect the visual power of the Rothman Index.
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This suspicion was seemingly confirmed when, some time after publishing, Teen Vogue appended a note to the top of the story, reading: "Editor&aposs note: This is sponsored editorial content."
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The article now has a substantial correction appended to the bottom, acknowledging, in effect, that the words of a prominent abortion foe were attributed to one of its greatest defenders.
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On each of them, a printed signature loomed sternly over the upper-left-hand corner: "Norman Goodman," the name appended to the borough's jury summonses for nearly half a century.
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There are several ways to encode information in Bitcoin, and so messages might be hidden in the Bitcoin wallet addresses themselves or appended as signatures on otherwise normal Bitcoin transactions.
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Appended to the message was the hashtag #SaveLocalNews — a search of which on Twitter turns up numerous messages related to the plane itself and earlier posts involving World Press Freedom Day.
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Ultimately the FCC derives its authority from laws written by Congress, and if those laws are amended or others appended, it could moot the arguments of the past decade or two.
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So be it resolved: From now on, every Gary Bettman quote where he's complaining about the state of the game gets The Bettman Sentence automatically appended to the end of it.
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The heroic fantasy was both the start of the story and its end, but a surprisingly intricate middle of Baratheons and Boltons and Meereenese was apparently appended after Martin started writing.
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That link appended a language marker at the end which varies depending on which country the user is located in the world — such as "gb" for the UK, or "fr" for France.
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The UIDH was appended to HTTP requests made by Verizon customers, allowing websites they visited to see their location, billing data and so on (if they paid Verizon for the privilege, naturally).
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According to two former staff members, Johnson, citing an overlooked subsection of Dodd-Frank, soon revised a boilerplate description of the bureau's mission that was appended to the bottom of news releases.
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After searching for other words that changed significantly in both meaning and pronunciation when AT was appended, I was surprised to find just five others (SAD and WOMB were the other two).
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To account for instances in which biographical information on authors was scant or whether they missed titles on publishers' lists, the sisters appended the study with a 23.9 percent margin of error.
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Campaigns gather these phone numbers and other data from their supporters, who might have responded to events and surveys, and from voter registration lists which can have other information appended to them.
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To this data we appended election returns, characteristics of the candidates and of the districts where they were running as well as data on the political networks endorsing and supporting each candidate.
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Over email, Keith explains that the title is "borrowed" from the BDSM community, but that he doesn't feel much affinity for the way that bondage imagery is usually appended to contemporary industrial music.
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Wallace says that the claim sent him racing to the Data Store, where he appended the file about the helicopter to the same Iranian I.P. address that had downloaded the inconsequential Vyalex files.
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For now, Gamers for Freedom has a Discord, a running list of game publishers with their views on Hong Kong appended, and a list of "more ethical" games to play that aren't Blizzard's.
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Inside the mind of Amanda Feilding, Countess of Psychedelic Science 1 Correction appended, 5/8/18, 9:45 AM PST: A previous version of this story mistakenly identified Roberts as a former model.
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They've often come without greater significance appended to them—now, though, he's announced a new record called Toxic City Music that explicitly questions the effects that humans have on the world around us.
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"Thank You For Giving Me Life," the surprise new Geraldine Fibbers song appended to the vinyl reissue of Lost Somewhere, features the later lineup with Nels Cline that toured in support of Butch.
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In another experiment she looked at what happened when members of a team appended a virtuous quotation to their e-mail signoffs, such as "Better to fail with honour than succeed with fraud".
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"Nycha's leadership, including its newly appointed chief compliance officer, are committed to addressing issues of noncompliance," read a section marked with an asterisk of the form, appended at the end by the authority.
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But wherever it has been it has reflected the curmudgeonly, curse-word-employing personality of Mr. Shopsin, a man who was rarely written about without having the word "eccentric" appended to his name.
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It appended a newly disclosed memo by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel fleshing out the argument that the subpoena for testimony was invalid because it encroached on Mr. Trump's executive powers.
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What was a source of both shock and fury was a letter appended to every edition of the work from Adam Smith, describing the "cheerfulness and equanimity" of his dear friend's final days.
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While it was unclear whether the House would accept the Senate version of the plan, it seemed likely that the Russia sanctions would remain in a final bill, appended to sanctions against Iran.
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It's here that things become much more difficult because, like Apple and its iPhone XR and XS phones, Google has decided to differentiate its phone models with an inscrutable letter appended to the name.
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In an attempt to address the issue, a recent post from Kim Kardashian now clearly features the hashtag #ad appended to its description, while other, older posts have been updated with the tag retroactively.
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Update 12/20 523:30 PST: Grab said it has included attribution to OSM within its app, although the credit is not appended to the map itself as is required by its licensing agreement.
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The name mutated to "Amboy," and the word "Perth" was appended in 1684 to honor the Scotsman James Drummond, Earl of Perth, who helped settle the territory constituting much of present-day New Jersey.
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Under a plea arrangement, he received life terms for each of the murder charges, which will be appended consecutively to the 18 death sentences imposed by a judge and jury in his federal trial.
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In the case of Ms. Crowley, who received her doctorate in international relations, the university required the revisions to be appended to the dissertation as a way of demonstrating the seriousness of the problems.
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U.S. Soccer filed a suit against the women's national team in federal court Wednesday and appended to the papers was an exhibit that disclosed the names, home addresses, and email addresses of 28 players.
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Unlike CBS, NBC was not locked into when it wanted to start its schedule, but it could have appended five new Thursday games after the season's opening night game, which is also on a Thursday.
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HoloLens also means that collaborating can be digitized in clever ways, including allowing the recording and sharing of high-tech virtual mixed media "sticky notes," which can be appended to specific spots on the vehicle.
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Indeed, by the time Trump read Richman's article onstage in 2016, The Washington Post had already appended a note to the op-ed linking to three rebuttals and a peer-reviewed study debunking the research.
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Appended were two recordings the company had made of calls by the editor, Abdulaziz Alkhamis, who confirmed this week that he had made the calls and said he did not know he was under surveillance.
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Margaret HamiltonJefferson, Iowa To the Editor: Coastal Democrats in California, Massachusetts and New York are seen by much of the nation as liberal elites, generally with "tax and spend," and, more recently, "socialist" labels appended.
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After the Patriots pointed this out through the team's Twitter handle, the Times Sports section promptly sent another tweet to correct the earlier one, then removed the photo from its story and appended a correction.
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Documents appended to the report included a draft presidential memorandum appointing Barrack as a special envoy to oversee implementation of the project that McFarlane sent to Flynn and his then-deputy, K.T. McFarland, on Jan.
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According to multiple US officials with direct knowledge of the briefings, a two-page synopsis appended to the report included allegations that Russian operatives claim to have compromising personal and financial information about the President-elect.
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If you have a Mac, you have Preview, but you might not know this helpful little utility can store digital signatures for you—signatures that can then be appended to PDFs, Pages documents and Mail messages.
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In December 2016, just three months before the F.A.A. certified the Max, Collins documented a safety analysis of the flight control software, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report appended to the Indonesian investigators' findings.
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Democrats are intensifying pressure on House Republicans to quickly clear the bill, part of a package that was appended to sanctions against Iran, that passed the Senate last week by a vote of 98 to 2.
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"Microsoft corrected the mistake as soon as we realized it was made to ensure the accuracy of our reporting," the company said in an editor's note dated April 25 and appended to an official blog post.
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The second thing which I think was really interesting about mobile video is that because you had to hook people and keep them hooked, every single small Snap that was appended was almost like its own beat.
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Two U.S. officials said the allegations about Trump, which one called "unsubstantiated," were contained in a two-page memo appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election given to Trump and President Barack Obama.
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Holliday also appended the following message—a quote from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice—which I am now typing out post-lunch time (east coast bias, sorry not sorry) so you're welcome: So, anyway, Happy Valentines Day.
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She did so in her typically conversational tone — with a winking emoji and a jab at "silver-spoon classists" and "milk drinkers" — then appended several posts about her favorite brunch cocktail and her opposition to sour mix.
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And so he settled on the well-known "up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A" — after which is usually appended "start," since the code is often entered while paused or at the title screen.
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But then transparent vinyl came into play (in a tartan print, worn over white tights; in pockets appended atop otherwise tailored trousers) and then multicolored hands and cartoon heads appeared on classic jackets, and violets on velvet.
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A few days later, he told reporters there were "four or five options" under consideration, that one of them was an executive order and that an "addendum" to the census could possibly be appended at a later time.
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Apple's been through that on a larger scale than this; in 2015, some developer forums hosted versions of its Xcode software tool with data-stealing code appended to it, resulting in dozens of infected apps sneaking onto devices.
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It boasts a glazed side elevation that exposes the robotic car elevator, which installs and retrieves cars from closely stacked shelves: a preparation for the dance performances in the Faena Forum arts centre to which it is appended.
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All of those things may or may not be good aims for the government, but it is very difficult to have a worthwhile conversation about those topics when they are being appended to the duties of unrelated agencies.
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The real problem, he said, was giving the whitelisted programs more weight in the algorithm's scoring, causing them to override a decision the algorithm would normally reach if a file didn't have the benign strings appended to it.
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" When users asked Home for a preview of their schedules by saying, "Okay Google, tell me about my day," Google appended the rundown by also saying, "by the way, Disney's live action 'Beauty and the Beast' opens today.
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Dmitry Bogatov, a lecturer at the Moscow Finance and Law University, was taken into custody on April 6 and charged with organizing mass unrest, which was later appended with the more serious charge of incitement to terrorist activity.
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LegalFling claims its contracts are "live documents" inside the app that can be appended with more information if consent is later withdrawn, the initial blockchain entry confirming consent will still be there, even if it's just a hash value.
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In response to a tweet referencing "iPads Pro" (puke), Schiller appended the following:This brief lesson in grammar was a preparation for the following clarification: People then (rightly) assumed that Schiller meant all Apple product names should never be pluralized.
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But you wouldn't know any of this from reading reports of Trump's speech from two of the most prominent and respected media organizations in the US, or from the chyrons cable news appended to Trump's speech on Friday morning.
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In a footnote appended to an order issued late Friday in a Colorado lawsuit, a three-judge panel of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals suggested state officials may be constitutionally barred from removing electors once they've started voting.
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They told Reuters the claims, which one called "unsubstantiated," were contained in a two-page memo appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election that U.S. intelligence officials presented to Trump and President Barack Obama last week.
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In the appended introduction to the 2100 edition, he uses the phrase "collapsing dominant" to describe a situation in which an older, established mode of cultural authority, or a taste regime, is fading and being replaced by a newer one.
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It is one of the enduring mysteries of our time: in a lineup full of otherwise neatly named products, Apple's alternative hardware cycle iPhones have always seen an -S appended to their names, going back to the iPhone 3GS in 2009.
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" On Thursday morning, The Daily Caller re-titled its article to make clear the image is not of Ocasio-Cortez and appended a correction at the bottom: "An earlier version of the headline for this story made an inaccurate implication.
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An Adidas experiment and whole new exterior facility head to ISS next month Dragon has spawned two successor craft, Crew Dragon and Cargo Dragon (sometimes with a "2" appended), the former of which has understandably gotten the lion's share of attention.
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After being contacted by The New York Times, The Atlantic said that though Mr. Fitzsimmons had disclosed his affiliation with the group, it had not been aware of his role as spokesman, and it appended an editor's note to the article.
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Previously undisclosed telephone records appended to a 300-page report by the Democratic-led committee showed that Nunes also contacted Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian-American businessman who was helping Giuliani and has been indicted on charges of violating campaign finance law.
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A correction was appended to the International story, three days later: Correction: March 28, 2017 An article on Sunday about Mexico's eagerness to see the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiated referred incompletely to the current status of the peso.
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I'm not sure that adds up to much, and it seems to me that Ms. Cracknell, whose pacing and use of the stage are otherwise superbly delicate, may have been compensating for that when she appended a schmaltzy (albeit effective) coda.
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The allegations were presented in a two-page synopsis that was appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election and drew in part from memos compiled by a former British intelligence operative, whose past work US intelligence officials consider credible.
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Two U.S. officials said the allegations about Trump, which one called "unsubstantiated," were contained in a two-page memo appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election that was presented last week to Trump and to President Barack Obama.
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To drive home the point, Mr. Delany appended a link to an obituary of Samuel R. Pierce Jr., the Reagan-era HUD secretary whose reputation as a trailblazing black corporate lawyer was tarnished by accusations that he steered contracts to Republican cronies.
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APPENDED TO NAUMAN'S studio is a small office, where his longtime, spiky-haired studio manager, Juliet Myers, works, along with Michele Menotti, the assistant to the painter Susan Rothenberg, who is married to Nauman and has her own studio on the compound.
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Along with Mr. Obama's statement, Mr. Lewis appended a section of remarks the former president delivered in November 2015 at a summit in Antalya, Turkey, when he spoke out against a Muslim ban that Mr. Trump, then a candidate for president, had proposed.
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" A month ago, exactly three seconds after she'd announced a list of Oscar nominees for best director that excluded women, the writer and actress Issa Rae appended those four words, an indictment sheathed in a ribbon of praise: "Congratulations to those men.
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"We never authorized, we were never aware, nor would we have authorized the fact that they appended a copy of the bill to the lawsuit," Dr. Helfmann said, adding that he learned of it only when the patient sued over the disclosure.
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In a response appended to the inspector general report last month, Mr. Wray had already announced that he would make changes aimed at ensuring that the bureau put forward a more comprehensive portrait of the facts about targets when preparing wiretap applications.
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Less than an hour after the story was published, a correction was appended: Correction: March 30, 2017 An earlier version of this article misstated the circumstances in which the vice president of the United States can cast a vote in the Senate.
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For "Surprise," from 2006, he recruited Brian Eno to compose a "sonic landscape" that uplifted a rather sombre set of songs, although he appended a new fan favorite: "Father and Daughter," from the soundtrack to "The Wild Thornberrys Movie," an animated feature.
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Updated 02/14/17, 12:45 pm EST, to include Snowden's response to reports that Russia may extradite him to the U.S. 1 Correction appended, 2/14/17, 2:45 pm EST: This story has been corrected to clarify Frederic Jacobs' involvement in Sunder.
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Before long, the quote circulated widely, appended with images of women's rights and civil rights leaders like Malala Yousafzai, who was shot for advocating for girls education in Pakistan, and Ruby Bridges, the first black child to integrate schools in the Jim Crow south.
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Update: Corrections appended, 7/31/2018, 9:53 pm EDT This story has been updated to clarify the nature of Gary Taubes' trip, the intentions and motivations of NuSI and Taubes, the organization's current leadership and financial status, and Taubes' relationship with a news outlet.
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The burgers, which have black buns, were appended to a denial that Russia has talked to the United States about lifting sanctions imposed by Barack Obama in the wake of reports that Russia directed hacking of Hillary Clinton's campaign in order to influence the election.
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" There's also a troublingly vague clause appended to the district attorney's announcement: "Should an NYPD officer determine that the public is best served by arresting an individual who would ordinarily receive a criminal summons, that officer will still have the option to do so.
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That said, the unified Bedrock Engine version will be the canonical Minecraft title moving forward, with the original PC title and older console-specific versions getting appended "Edition" names like Minecraft: Wii U Edition and Minecraft: Java Edition to tell them apart from the core Minecraft title.
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But once you notice it, the complexion of the painting changes — from workaday to crepuscular — and in so doing, imbues an otherwise nonsensical situation with a looming sense of mortality, a visual correlative to the label "tragicomedy" that Samuel Beckett appended to his Waiting for Godot (1953).
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The fans who do most of the harassing online are hidden behind anonymous Twitter accounts; they won't talk to journalists or allow their real names to be appended to their online behavior because they don't trust the media or because they know their behavior online is wrong.
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Popups that don't come up in a new window are often appended to the bottom of the code for the page, which means that the screen reader won't tell you it's there until it gets to the very bottom of whatever page it's trying to read.
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Additionally, Leah Finnegan, who is the managing editor of News Genius (formerly of Gawker and the New York Times), appended an annotation to the Slate article that goes into more detail on Genius's policy toward abuse and harassment: I intimately understand the vagaries of web harassment.
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It seems, however, that this decision and the report on the National Digital Health plan appended to it, which refers to the conclusions of a Health Ministry committee that considered the secondary uses of health-related information, view privacy mainly as a legal impediment to be bypassed.
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Then there are the more than 18,000 Facebook followers of a nonprofit called Sober Movement, which promotes sobriety "as a lifestyle," who post smiling pictures of themselves cartwheeling in the surf, or rocking ripped, beer-binge-free abs, appended with hashtags like #soberissexy, #partysober and #endthestigma.
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One finishes "Asymmetry" for the first or second (or like this reader, third) time and is left wondering what other writers are not doing with their freedom... Despite its title, "Asymmetry" comprises two seemingly unrelated sections of equal length, appended by a slim and quietly shocking coda.
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" In her first book, "Woman Hating" (whose original working title was "Last Days at Hot Slit"), Dworkin appended an afterword titled "The Great Punctuation Typography Struggle," a river of lowercase text in which she decried her publisher for filling the previous pages with "garbage: standard punctuation.
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Here is a full transcript of his statement; a video of the comments, courtesy of C-SPAN, is appended below: Unfortunately, I have to begin by expressing our sadness and heartbreak over the deadly shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas that took place moments ago.
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And it's to Smokeasac and Astasio's credit that they've crafted instrumentals as scuzzily anthemic as any of the beats Peep hopped on while he was alive—I can imagine no fate more depressing for these vocals than to be appended to distant echoes of the sound he inspired.
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In addition to over 333 paintings, "High Times" includes a large group of Mr. Prince's 1997-2000 "Hippie Drawings"; a hilariously fictive, fetishized private library; and 16 copies of the catalog for a recent Willem de Kooning retrospective, each Oedipally vandalized and appended onto a Richard Prince artwork.
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Company names below that are appended with * denote partnerships that Facebook says it is "still in the process of ending" (it notes three exceptions: Tobii, Apple and Amazon, which it says will continue beyond October 2018), while ** denotes data partnerships that will continue but without access to friends' data. 1. Accedo
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In an essay appended to the sumptuous new edition of this landmark work, Peter Galassi (who curated the 2005 Friedlander retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art) deems it "pointless" to try to count precisely how many books the photographer has published since 1976 before settling on roughly one a year.
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And although the document indicates that customers will be prompted periodically by the system to change the passwords, the document instructs customers to re-use passwords in some cases—alternating between two of them—and in other cases to simply change a number appended to the end of some passwords to change them.
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As with Beaujolais, the Mâconnais offers a simple hierarchy, from the modest Mâcon to the slightly more elevated Mâcon-Villages, which might also have the name of a specific village appended, like Mâcon-Lugny, or a combination of villages, like Viré-Clessé, to the top appellations, like St.-Véran or Pouilly-Fuissé.
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And definitely one night this week I'm going to make this comically simple recipe for one-ingredient banana ice cream, a creation that is somewhat mysteriously appended to the end of a personal essay by Laura Cunningham that appeared in The Times in 1991, about the cooking of her uncles Gabe and Len.
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The minority is in the process of preparing its own views to be appended to the Republican report, according to senior committee Democrat Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (Conn.).
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When, in 1993, her second volume, "The Diamond Cutters," was reissued in "Collected Early Poems: 1950-1970," she altered some of the pronouns, which had made men seem "universal" and women merely "personal," and appended this extraordinary note to the title poem: Thirty years later I have trouble with the informing metaphor of this poem.
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Conviction that these trends are big and real is so firmly entrenched that when Bari Weiss cited a fake Twitter account as evidence for her thesis about political correctness run amok — another column built around the Summers speech — the New York Times simply removed the example and appended an editor's note without otherwise altering the column.
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We're meant to see it in the racist mug collection of a character who literally has "cryptofascist" appended to his name, in the racial science advocate Measurehead, in the racist delivery truck driver, in the anti-communist ramblings of the old guard soldier, and even in the extensive nationalist or racist statements Harry can make about this fictional world.
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The early findings of a follow-up study Ms Desai is conducting suggest that, for example, when Americans see a moral quotation appended to an e-mail they tend to take it as a true representation of the sender's beliefs; Australians, by contrast, suspect the sender is being "holier than thou", and tend to trust him less.
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And on Facebook, you might have seen it all pouring forth in a stream of near-religious appreciation for someone named Gord, along with memories of university besties or keggers gone by or nights on the dock in Muskoka chairs nursing a Molson or a Labatt — much of it accompanied by the hashtag #InGordWeTrust, appended with a tiny emoji of the Canadian flag.
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A few days later, Abolhassan Firouzabadi, secretary of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, which was established by Ayatollah Khamenei in 2012, appended an unlikely economic case against Telegram, which had announced plans to launch its own cryptocurrency: "Telegram is seeking to turn the Iranian economy into an intermediary company, and that will destroy jobs such as in real estate and auto trading," he said.
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For one thing, Weiss is fairly young to be lumped in with second-wavers; for another, Atwood herself would most likely resist being called a second-wave feminist: She tends to object to being considered part of any movement she hasn't defined to her own satisfaction, and she only recently began calling herself a feminist at all, albeit with all kinds of qualifiers appended.
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Sylvia Plath's ''Ariel'' was edited and reordered by her husband, Ted Hughes; Leonard Woolf appended a note to Virginia Woolf's posthumously published ''Between the Acts,'' saying that he did not believe his wife would have made ''any large or material alterations'' to the manuscript, although Woolf, in her depressive malaise, had described the novel in a letter to her publisher as ''too silly and trivial.
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" While prosecutors from the U.S. attorney's office in Boston have thus far refused to release the transcripts in full, a summary of their report appended to Berkowitz's filing shows that Singer told the couple that if they wanted daughters Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose admitted to the school, they'd need to "write a $50,000 check to Donna Heinel at USC and pay an additional $200,000 through [Singer's charity, the Key Worldwide Foundation].
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