DHS has developed two systems for making this calculation, a model-based apprehension rate system and an observational apprehension rate system.
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You feel a thrill of apprehension—an absurd apprehension, you are sure: that in the backpack, or on Kroff's person, he is carrying a weapon.
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Apprehension rate To determine the apprehension rate between ports of entry, DHS must divide the number of apprehensions by the number of unlawful entry attempts.
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The Mexican government has not published apprehension statistics, but a senior White House official said it had provided daily updates to the Trump administration, including specific apprehension numbers.
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She faces charges of hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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Since taking office, European apprehension on Trump has not waned.
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The financial markets indicated apprehension about AMLO on Election Day.
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The Washington Examiner first reported on the monthly apprehension numbers.
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But Rinesi doesn't expect any such apprehension to last long.
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Still, congressional apprehension about Trump's stance is far from unanimous.
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I know where you're coming from, I understand your apprehension.
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This dynamic made me easy to persuade, despite my apprehension.
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There had been a lot of apprehension about the election.
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And I found this apprehension to be shared among others.
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Treasury markets are already "starting to show apprehension," Bloomberg reported.
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Police say they didn't have details on the man's apprehension.
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"We saw that with Bombardier ... there's absolute apprehension," he added.
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She's bubbliness incarnate, with enough optimism to muffle my apprehension.
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"Generalized anxiety is characterized by worry and apprehension," Klemanski says.
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You're kind of looking forward to it with apprehension. Correct.
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"Our losses and damages were little compared with our apprehension."
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Only one of the faces betrays any apprehension or distress.
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When first introduced, bundled payments faced varied levels of apprehension.
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But once we accept this apprehension, things get really interesting.
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He told "Fresh Air" about this apprehension back in 2015.
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A few Republicans also expressed apprehension about Mr. Nunes's decision.
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Despite my typical apprehension, I decided to take a chance.
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"It's not uncommon for detectives to go out without a vest, especially when they don't anticipate an apprehension or don't have a planned apprehension," said Michael Palladino, the president of the Detective's Endowment Association.
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But the apprehension over smartphones, apps, and seductive algorithms is different.
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Despite the nagging apprehension of getting genuinely attached, I felt strong.
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And they don&apost just do that apprehension at the border.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Assistance is investigating, Mangseth said.
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Still, Twitter's apprehension to make the setting too accessible makes sense.
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But my apprehension soon fades as I hop aboard Hans' boat.
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Lederman shared Evans' apprehension about the potential for a smallpox epidemic.
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A shared apprehension about Muslims is one impetus, Mr. Kapp suggested.
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His apprehension seemed to evaporate fully after the first musical number.
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But there is an undercurrent of apprehension among workers, he said.
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But these crucial exchanges sometimes seemed drained of mystery and apprehension.
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Such apprehension is common, even in countries with generous aid programs.
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With apprehension about a recession growing, let's look at the relationship.
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But the body language is brilliantly loaded with apprehension, turmoil, danger.
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There is a stifling sense of discontent and foreboding and apprehension.
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Full of apprehension, we reported his abrupt departure to the police.
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However, the conversation turns to April 1st and her apprehension grows.
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A major apprehension for those entering rehab is suffering the detox.
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Increased Chinese interest is only likely to provoke increased Australian apprehension.
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Despite his initiation apprehension, his family was there to support him.
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But apprehension is normal, which is why she's taken to faux options.
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For there is no longer apprehension of the Germans taking the city.
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"I sense apprehension," says Karla Monterroso, Vice President of Programs at Code2040.
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There are feelings of anxiety and apprehension, but also faith and trust.
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There is a constant sense of apprehension surrounding Mr Wright's character, Louis.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension had been informed, the officer said.
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Stephan refuses to let the painting settle into one mode of apprehension.
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"This officer was involved in a K-9 apprehension incident," Lewis said.
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That said, we understand the apprehension many folks have about this technology.
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The shooting is being investigated by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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Becker is charged with tampering with evidence, obstructing justice and hindering apprehension.
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Amid the excitement and apprehension, life at Marjory Stoneman Douglas goes on.
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Russia is watching mixed signals from the White House with growing apprehension.
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Iran has responded to previous U.S. troop deployments this year with apprehension.
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The 40-year-old officer is with the department's fugitive apprehension unit.
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Some apprehension between partners and their in-laws is to be expected.
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Source: BTIG Emanuel calls it "unprecedented apprehension" on the part of investors.
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That apprehension has led to some bargains at condos with designer pedigrees.
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The music feels energized and pulled taut by every apprehension of 2019.
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When she smiles back it's in agreement but not without some apprehension.
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Authorities said the suspects aided Loyd's attempts to avoid apprehension after that killing.
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In the context of Sorrenti's brief, glimmering life, the photograph shudders with apprehension.
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Since VR has hit the mainstream, Jonze's apprehension about artificial interaction is resurfacing.
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After some apprehension, he turned positive again on stocks after the February lows.
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But many of her enthusiasts have embraced her with a twinge of apprehension.
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Western governments, particularly Germany, have expressed apprehension at Erdogan's tightening grip on power.
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David Mueller placed Taylor Swift in apprehension of immediate physical contact; and 3.
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Apprehension toward the United States could also be associated with Duda's nationalist rise.
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Over time, the brain evolved to maintain that level of apprehension and watchfulness.
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The subversive combo of apprehension and cuteness, she says, resonates particularly with women.
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"I am following the situation with sorrow and apprehension," he wrote on Twitter.
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These two factors alone would more than double the apprehension rates of 2017.
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The reason for his apprehension lay across the street: A group of men
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This type of balancing act is no easy feat — your apprehension is warranted.
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It was that reality itself would collapse, devoid of any point of apprehension.
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The prospect of a Trump rally here had long been fraught with apprehension.
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Andrew remembers feeling a "tinge of apprehension" when he logged on to 233andMe.
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Manitoba has one of the highest rates of child apprehension of Western nations.
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My apprehension turned out to be true—with a few people among many.
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The sheriff's department shared video of the apprehension to its official YouTube page.
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Hutfilz, sharing my previous apprehension about coming into a new school and state.
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Leslie plays her apprehension with such nervous energy it borders on the neurotic.
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The Pi Delta Psi brothers pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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"Going to bed would arouse in me a feeling of apprehension," she wrote.
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But I find it now impossible to accept such a prospect without apprehension.
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Tonya Couch, 49, previously was charged with hindering his apprehension, also a felony.
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Do not be surprised to see the same apprehension surface inside the EU itself.
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There's a tension, and you can feel her confidence and apprehension playing out simultaneously.
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The assault on congress has enraged the opposition and heightened apprehension among Venezuela's neighbours.
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But this did not inspire any apprehension or criticism among emerging free speech warriors.
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However, a generally upbeat wave of corporate earnings helped shrug off the economic apprehension.
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I could see apprehension, caution, a little playfulness and maybe a hint of life.
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That principle seems to be prevailing over some individual companies' apprehension about the legislation.
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The police tweet did not explain the delay in announcing the teen&aposs apprehension.
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The NYPD confirmed in the press conference that Rojas' apprehension involved officers and civilians.
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It's hard to imagine another fruit inspiring the same combination of apprehension and veneration.
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Tonya Couch was charged with hindering the apprehension of a fugitive and money laundering.
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While assistant attorney general, Weld worked on the apprehension of Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega.
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Bottom line: We have never seen so much wobbliness and apprehension, internally and externally.
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Her face as she gazes towards her future is triumphant, but tinged with apprehension.
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The March figure was the single largest UAC apprehension figure since December of 2016.
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Dardaman and Wheeler hacked into the hub to prove Carhart's apprehension was well founded.
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Since that policy was implemented in May, families have been routinely separated after apprehension.
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But while the brows grew out, an invasive apprehension moved into my nervous system.
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The Sailor of "Encounter," however, is as full of wonder and apprehension as Fisher.
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Some have argued that 21 agents were "too many" for this type of apprehension.
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Current apprehension rates are less than a third of what they were in 2000.
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In that apprehension is both the problem and the promise of the Harris campaign.
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McAllen is reporting an apprehension rate of 220006 percent, but that is just guesswork.
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" Truman's apprehension became widely shared, helping create something scholars now call the "nuclear taboo.
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That collective groan of apprehension echoing across the internet in the last day or so?
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He shows me his ID and despite my apprehension I actually get in the car.
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Historically, apprehension numbers have risen in the spring and dropped in the fall and winter.
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Despite the social stigma and apprehension about spending time alone, it's something our bodies crave.
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In fact, trans and nonbinary people outside the courthouse also shared my doubts and apprehension.
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Kickstarter's hesitance to launch new products over the years gets back to this same apprehension.
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Though investigators insist the structure is sound, they face mounting apprehension about the building's future.
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Rather, courthouse arrests occur when investigating officers have exhausted all other options of possible apprehension.
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Earlier this year, Couch was charged with hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering.
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We want to express ourselves and be free, and we're continuously met with this apprehension.
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The ordinary person can walk to the corner store, drive freely, and live without apprehension.
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"Fear is a strong word, but apprehension and nervousness, that was always there," Christine said.
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"It has eliminated an element of confusion and/or slight apprehension from customers," she said.
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So ingrained was their apprehension that they whispered even when they did not need to.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is still investigating the case, agency officials said Friday.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is investigating the case, has released few details.
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A source of annual apprehension in workplaces, it is a rare practice on sports teams.
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It worked out pretty well, but there was some apprehension there for a little while.
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Several public defenders for juveniles and adults have expressed apprehension about outrage overriding judicial discretion.
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But being the subjects of American apprehension isn't the only ways the two movements align.
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Of course, Amazon Key is very recent and new concepts are often met with apprehension.
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Others expressed apprehension about whether they would be able to cope with the experience emotionally.
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We were unhappy, not incensed and quaking with apprehension at what the future would bring.
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The RBI has to clearly communicate this to avoid apprehension on the path of rates.
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For Ms. Danesh, a Swede of Iranian descent, apprehension about what could come next remains.
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But there is apprehension among business leaders about whether the government can pull it off.
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He finds training to be drudgery and even racing brings as much apprehension as joy.
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He has mixed feelings about all this—some apprehension about the world he has made.
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It was a harrowing scene, and apprehension rippled all the way to the White House.
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If Mexico has indeed upped its apprehension efforts, it is unclear how sustainable that is.
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Impeaching Trump has been met with apprehension among voters, including those who detest the president.
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And I think there is that, you know, risk apprehension which also comes into play.
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This optimism stands in stark contrast with the apprehension in other parts of Wall Street.
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Ms. Bennett, the spokeswoman, referred questions about the woman's apprehension to Customs and Border Protection.
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They're coming from Central America, and they're not in any way attempting to evade apprehension.
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The episode illustrated some conservatives' deep apprehension about Trump, who had never previously held political office.
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The boy would be the fourth Guatemalan child since December to die after a border apprehension.
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Our role is to make the apprehension, it's not to decide whether there's a credible fear.
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He added that the goal is for all children to get that assessment soon after apprehension.
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Kevin and Michael Goetz, the brothers who directed the new "Martyrs," say they understand fans' apprehension.
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But representatives of the state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said it did not capture the incident.
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As the days passed in Croatia, you spent more time on your phone with increased apprehension.
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RW: As we were getting started with Apple, Jobs approached me with some sense of apprehension.
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And the probability of apprehension at the border remains similar to levels see in the 1970s.
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The news of Bini's arrest comes on the heels of yesterday's dramatic apprehension of Julian Assange.
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He refused their entreaties, and to avoid apprehension, he took a sideways trajectory for several minutes.
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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, or BCA, is leading the investigation.
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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is leading the investigation, Hodges said.
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"The severity was less than the apprehension," Shamsuddin Ahmed, a weather official based in Chittagong said.
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The proliferation of cheap prints may also contribute to the apprehension of buying a pricey frame.
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The apprehension over how to talk to Junlei, about the fear of rejection, was hers, too.
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Therefore, discussions of border jumping inevitably focus on apprehension rates, and we do here as well.
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India's apprehension toward the deal had been one of the main hurdles in recent RCEP talks.
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For the moment, however, those expectations have been replaced by apprehension until Harvey's situation becomes clearer.
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There is a look of longing on his face, while hers conveys a glimmer of apprehension.
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It put her apprehension about retirement, which she likened to jumping off a cliff, at ease.
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The identification and apprehension of Mr. Comello did little to clarify the motive behind the shooting.
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So in this instance, no amount of DNA database expansion would have led to his apprehension.
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What advice have you gotten about how to communicate your desire or apprehension during sexual encounters?
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"There was a little apprehension coming to these Olympics because nobody likes change," he told me.
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But you know my weird history with this and my caution and apprehension going into it.
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"I really, really have a big apprehension for how this is going to look," he said.
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First, the study estimates arrivals from Mexico in the 1990s based solely on border apprehension data.
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The respondents' apprehension over current race relations in the country, however, extends beyond the White House.
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It's 2020, and the forecast for this next decade is cloudy with an apprehension of doom.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon for helpingEthan flee to Mexico.
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Politically speaking, public apprehension about climate change may be the strongest wind in the mayor's sails.
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If anything, my early apprehension about Phantom Thread was that it seemed like safe subject matter.
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review also said several associates and Holt family members were charged with hindering apprehension.
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This is just using it in a little bit broader sense for crime prevention or crime apprehension.
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He has been charged with concealing a death, evidence tampering and hindering the apprehension of a criminal.
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But honestly, apprehension over the end of Game of Thrones has been growing for a long time.
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Massachusetts State Police told WMUR that a committee would review the pursuit and apprehension of the suspect.
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"When I sent Felicia into the dressing room, she had a tremendous amount of apprehension," says Gunn.
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There's also growing apprehension over whether Level 3 technology is a good idea in the first place.
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This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the greatest political evil under our Constitution.
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The formation of the eight-member Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC) was broadly met with apprehension.
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Initially, the billboard offered a $32,000 for tips leading to the identification and apprehension of the killer.
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"Not the least it brings apprehension among buyers, limiting Huawei's growth in the near term," he added.
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Research on street criminals shows that the first dimension — certainty of apprehension — has a stronger deterrent effect.
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With that ratio assumed to be constant, we can draw conclusions about border crossings from apprehension rates.
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"The apprehension of bias ... has damaged the entire review process beyond repair," he said in a statement.
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One crude way to look at it is about $260,29 in trade for each apprehension that month.
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That sense of uncertainty, along with ample apprehension, loomed this week over the party's spring meeting here.
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But bank shares sagged, trailing the market amid apprehension about what could be coming down the pike.
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If they can allay apprehension among the undecided, the scales will tip more strongly to their side.
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"There's just enough apprehension that I just may stay home and keep tabs on everything," he said.
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Many in Taiwan, especially young people, view the growing economic power of mainland China with deep apprehension.
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The apprehension spreads beyond Europe; authorities in the United States, too, are increasingly concerned about homegrown attackers.
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I had no level of apprehension whatsoever, though—I had nothing to be apprehensive of, you know?
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Both are now taking a look at what they've wrought — with some pride, but also some apprehension.
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There's interest rates and unemployment rates, crowd sizes and polls, stock markets gains and immigrant apprehension numbers.
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ICE's detention responsibilities extend to detaining anyone caught at the border within 72 hours of their apprehension.
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The moment brought a sense of pride and some apprehension about what Ms. Harris's campaign would hold.
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Heavy-handed as they may be, these policies stem from government apprehension that is not ill founded.
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Still, the attacks in Europe have created an atmosphere of apprehension unlike anything in the United States.
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"I understand there is a lot of apprehension regarding what the work of missionaries entails," he said.
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So when the stranger made passing reference to Malcher's army service, he felt a twinge of apprehension.
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US Marshals offered up to $2,500 per inmate for any information leading to their apprehension, Champlin said.
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"I'm excited, but I also have some apprehension about what is actually involved in driving," Hakim adds.
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Travel Tips Air travel can cause a great deal of apprehension for both seasoned and novice travelers.
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But then, as the kiss happens, the noise shifts from confusion and apprehension to a warm commotion.
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Couch's mother, Tonya Couch, has been charged by Texas authorities with hindering the apprehension of her fugitive son.
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"I don't feel apprehension, I'm just try not to think about anything before actually going inside," he says.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating after the shooting Friday in Chanhassan, Fox 9 Minneapolis reported.
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After rising last week, mortgage rates have barely moved this week, which could be a sign of apprehension.
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However, the candidates, aware of voters' apprehension, sought to quell anxiety and make the case for their electability.
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Of course, the two are linked: Darwin's apprehension of humanity's shared biological roots underlined his support for abolitionism.
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Border authorities said her father had signed a form at the time of apprehension saying she wasn't sick.
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The narrative changed from apprehension to approval, and then in 2016 Nintendo started pitching in for prize pools.
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She will be returned to Texas, where prosecutors have charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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Earlier this year, Tonya Couch was indicted on charges of hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering.
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Ms. Couch, 50, had been freed on bond while awaiting trial on a felony charge of hindering apprehension.
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The FBI and U.S. Marshalls are offering a combined $50,000 reward for information leading to the inmates apprehension.
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Apprehension over capital outflows triggered by escalating political unrest has also put pressure on the Hong Kong currency.
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Some will arrive with serious apprehension that Trump can be a trusted advocate on causes important to them.
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But if there are 200,85003 unlawful entry attempts and 100,000 apprehensions, the apprehension rate would be 50 percent.
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The account of his flight north stops one's heart to read, so near did he come to apprehension.
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"Some of the wealthiest figures in the Arab world are in apprehension today," said military analyst Riad Kahwaji.
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Instead of happy nostalgia, I found a hard, bracing truth — born, perhaps, in a new apprehension of beauty.
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In Salt Lake City in 2002, the first post-9/11 Olympics, there was apprehension about more terrorism.
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Those who didn't pretend that I was invisible typically eyed me with apprehension as I began my talks.
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The Warriors have to brace for the worst, of course, but I don't sense much Durant apprehension yet.
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But the university's report had not yet come out, and the campaign's internal polling reflected Ms. Schafer's apprehension.
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How would you expect yourself and others to clearly signal their expectations, desire or apprehension in the moment?
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We were living with apprehension day to day, glued to the news, except when the electricity went out.
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The figures tallying the mass death of Australian critters have ricocheted around the internet, causing apprehension and grief.
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Let's regard these folks, these showy converts, as she might have: with a mix of affection and apprehension.
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"I've had some overly protective and mild parental apprehension about the attention he would ultimately get," Brian said.
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Ms. Stow retired as a crime-scene photographer for the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension in St. Paul.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said it had video from several sources, but none showed the entire episode.
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And when Danny takes the plunge into Reuven's, Mr. Whitson's face betrays an eloquent mixture of apprehension and glee.
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Video recorded by the body camera worn by a Florida deputy shows the apprehension of an accused school shooter.
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He had read about the potential dangers of these voice-controlled devices but hadn't experienced the apprehension first hand.
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In other words, if you factor in confidence, markets apprehension and uncertainties, then you're talking about more than that.
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You were, with all your apprehension, gracious enough to meet for dinner with Sarah — and shots, as I understand.
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Tonya Couch, who, like her son, was returned to the United States, is charged with hindering her son's apprehension.
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I didn't find the Death Cave, but knowing the bloody history of the area definitely filled me with apprehension.
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That mistaken apprehension (signalled by the gleeful possessive: "my generals") was one of several reasons why he hired them.
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An administrator's general "fear or apprehension of disturbance is not enough to overcome the right to freedom of expression".
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The Minneapolis Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is investigating the shooting, said they recovered a gun from the scene.
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So when it came time to do it again for her newest project, The Act, she had some apprehension.
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Tonya Couch faces a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon, and was arraigned Friday in Fort Worth.
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"Even a modest degree of autonomy, your workload goes way down and your stress and apprehension disappears," he says.
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When one adds to this an apprehension caused by bad weather over the Cape, I become even more concerned.
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Patten has said her client would plead not guilty to a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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Texas prosecutors had charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon and initially set bond at $1 million.
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Apprehension and interrogation are recommended in a 2013 study conducted by the Pentagon's Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Task Force.
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Ellie, who "feels certain this is the beginning of how it all ends," has even more cause for apprehension.
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"The next race was at Phoenix, my first oval, which I had a lot of apprehension about," he said.
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While public apprehension is understandable, the response to every terrorist attack cannot be the creation of another security perimeter.
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Removal proceedings require identification, apprehension and sometimes detention, often for lengthy periods of time while hearings and appeals conclude.
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Despite Woods's well-honed apprehension, the caddies probably could have eliminated the middle man and comfortably asked for selfies.
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No charges have been announced and other details about the individual's apprehension have not yet been released by police.
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"My wife (Bernice) was at mission control, and there was quite a bit of apprehension," he wrote in 2015.
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First, we need a truly fair criminal justice and judicial system when it comes to apprehension, trial and punishment.
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The man, Anthony Morales, 49, was shot as he reached for a handgun during his apprehension around 11 p.m.
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Nonetheless, RT has taken an active role in stirring up apprehension, casting the debut of 25G in biblical terms.
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An assault charge does not require physical contact — intentionally giving someone "reasonable apprehension of imminent physical injury" is enough.
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There was apprehension that the army's next leader could never match these successes and might struggle to exert control.
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It was unknown if Mr. Trump, who was traveling to Paris, had been briefed on the new apprehension numbers.
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Before answering questions, she would pause, fingers pressed to her temples and a twitch of her mouth conveying apprehension.
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He was arrested in Florida after leading cops on a pursuit and suffered a busted eye during the apprehension.
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Fourth, we need to reform and make fairer our juvenile and criminal justice system (apprehension, investigations/adjudication and punishment).
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It underscored the apprehension among some about where Americans who have tested positive for the coronavirus would be taken.
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Along with gratitude came a tinge of apprehension, a sense that unpredictable change had come to the north woods.
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Additionally, existing security guards have varying levels of apprehension training, making it difficult to stop thieves in their tracks.
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" For one, Sessions criticized Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf for "actively seeking to help illegal aliens avoid apprehension by ICE.
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The NATO summit in Brussels is less than two weeks away, and apprehension is growing among America's European allies.
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At the polls, some Indians had put aside their apprehension of the prime minister, attracted to his economic plans.
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Four of the men who initially faced murder charges pleaded guilty in May to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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But perhaps more important than the numbers is Kelly's impact on immigrant communities, where apprehension and fear now reign.
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After wearing my Felix Gray glasses, I can say that my apprehension about buying glasses online is now gone.
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Many of us share some dim apprehension that the world is flying out of control, that the center cannot hold.
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Preliminary findings from an autopsy show Gomm died of blunt force trauma, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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Georgia's Department of Corrections announced his apprehension but hasn't yet revealed how he was mistakenly released in the first place.
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But taxpayers' apprehension on financing stadiums or difficulties acquiring suitable sites have stymied previous efforts to put a team there.
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Last month, Ms. Couch was charged in Fort Worth with hindering apprehension related to helping her son escape to Mexico.
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We are those who, when we walk to meet our partners on a Wyoming school campus, are full of apprehension.
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Despite apprehension over the Putin-Trump meeting, NATO leaders reiterated that maintaining dialogue with Moscow was important to resolving differences.
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Because I didn't grow up in my community, I also had a bit of apprehension about taking over this trapline.
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What could that do to hamper the apprehension and understanding of the people we are arresting for these particular crimes?
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It's time to figure out if all this pointed anxiety is unfounded knee-jerk apprehension or just a good point.
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"Our apprehension numbers are off the charts compared to recent years," Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost told lawmakers last week.
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Texas prosecutors had charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon and bond was initially set at $1 million.
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Anhedonia insidiously drains joy from formerly enjoyable social interactions and experiences—and worse, replaces it with dullness, dread, or apprehension.
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They also suggested South Carolina's voters considered Mrs Clinton as trustworthy as Mr Sanders, which is not a common apprehension.
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Hickey said there's some apprehension that January will be negative since the past three Januarys have been weak for stocks.
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Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos said "market apprehension" about Lopez Obrador's policies could crimp activity and make businesses more cautious.
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Pamela doubled down on her apprehension for ride-hail apps like Uber and Lyft ... claiming they're a haven for predators.
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President Obama did not mention Rahami's apprehension during morning comments in which he focused on the fight against terrorist groups.
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And should your apprehension loom greater than your awe, walk out on the west side of the Capitol during sunset.
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Maiko reportedly participated in more than 50 Ranger-led raids involving combatant apprehension, building clearance and improvised explosive device detection.
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"Many migrants are arbitrarily detained in poor conditions in processing facilities upon apprehension," reads the report on Mexico's refugee capacity.
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I was not 100 percent confident I would be able to sell them all and that gave me some apprehension.
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Local authorities launched a large-scale investigation into the incident, but had yet to announce the apprehension of anyone involved.
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And while the formula is definitely thick and dark, it looked just clumpy enough that my excitement morphed into apprehension.
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In both cases however, there seems to be apprehension at the possibility of being the proverbial frog in the pot.
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But the anticipation and excitement of a new Huawei phone launch within the company is likely now tainted by apprehension.
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Morgan added the August border apprehension numbers reflect a 56% reduction when Border Patrol arrested nearly 133,000 migrants in May.
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That person experiences that left and right naturally, the way they experience the apprehension of sound in the real world.
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The president's apprehension that the brothers' anti-government views were not shared by many Republican voters was his major insight.
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A special unit of the French National Police, the B.R.I., which handles major criminals, was responsible for Mr. Faïd's apprehension.
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It's all more modern and streamlined apprehension, but disquiet is disquiet, and there are humiliations thrown in today, as well.
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It is an appeal to face the unknown not with fear and apprehension, but with careful thought and measured deliberation.
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That includes $1.4 million for the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and $1.1 million for the New York State Police.
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On the heavily Turkish Keupstrasse, a street in Cologne, some Erdogan critics voiced apprehension about posting opinions on social media.
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Exactly when the outcome of the caucus will be known is just one source of apprehension heading into the election.
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Mr. Trump's order has also created a growing apprehension among some Canadians about crossing the border into the United States.
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Despite being a prominent suspect in the Black Dahlia murder, he evaded apprehension and the case has never been solved.
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It took a good 15 minutes of loitering around the front, chain-smoking poorly rolled cigarettes, to mask our apprehension.
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But for others, a trip to the salon or barber shop can illicit very different feelings — like paralyzing fear or apprehension.
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But on Tuesday the state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is investigating, identified the officer who killed Justine as Mohamed Noor.
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Most people experience a range of emotions before a big haircut: apprehension, excitement, and maybe even a little bit of regret.
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That apprehension persuaded George W. Bush to give India's nuclear-weapons programme a carve-out from the usual counter-proliferation strictures.
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Couch was charged with money laundering and hindering apprehension after she and her son skipped the country for Mexico in 2015.
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"There's an apprehension about how big that cutback is going to be versus the strength in U.S. crude production," Headrick said.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article wrongly attributed the apprehension of the alleged Golden State Killer to San Diego police.
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"These bonds satisfy both a need for yield as well as mitigate any investor apprehension about increasing credit risk," Toms said.
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He was upbeat, smiling and revealing no apprehension about the man he's about the meet and escort to the US Capitol.
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Dan Coats to be confirmed to succeed him, Clapper said there is still a sense of apprehension that hangs over him.
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Williams said that Cadre's use of technology to "transform" real estate was initially met by apprehension from many in the industry.
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But that elation is turning to apprehension as the island risks becoming a pawn in a wider game between two superpowers.
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Such a global-colonialist way of seeing the world (as supermarket) bothered me in how it, without apprehension, embraced non-differentiation.
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The local bar association, business organizations, human rights groups and others have expressed apprehension about the proposal, as have foreign governments.
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U.S. allies — and otherwise — are monitoring the election with apprehension, as the winner will have significant influence over the global agenda.
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But talk to area residents and they'll tell you that this time, it's a different emotion that overwhelms all others: Apprehension.
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The state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating the shooting, and has identified the officer who killed Justine as Mohamed Noor.
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Yet, you probably felt a little bit of apprehension, too: Would your hair really grow back faster and thicker than before?
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After that, one lived with the certain apprehension that the friends who defined your life might suddenly wither, suffer, and disappear.
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The ICE memo acknowledges that space in detention facilities limits the number of undocumented immigrants who can be detained upon apprehension.
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They see the rise of Trump as an urgent threat, but their representatives do not appear to share their burning apprehension.
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Many in the rural town of around 14,000 people voiced apprehension to Reuters about a sale, despite apparent reassurances from Mondelez.
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The FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program or VICAP alert, says that the body was found partially-clothed on January 25, 1986.
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Concerns about the potential for higher Libyan output and apprehension that the market was reaching overbought levels initially restrained the rally.
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Apprehension over trade is now magnifying other signs of weakness, resurfacing concerns about slowing global growth that dominated markets in December.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension used the warrant to search the area where the shooting happened, Minnesota Public Radio said.
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There he found himself buttonholed by the veteran counterintelligence supervisor who had headed the long-in-coming apprehension of Rick Ames.
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Even some of those who reached out in fellowship to the asylum seekers were not free of apprehension about their arrival.
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"If business does not pick up, there may be less apprehension to make the harder decision on head count," he said.
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The El Paso attorney questions the motives behind the government's initial apprehension of his client and his eventual release this week.
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The corporation claimed that the judge's handling of the case "gave rise to an apprehension of bias," the British newspaper added.
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One director's vision of metaphysical vacuity had mutated into another's pulp horror, and, in both cases, we were seized with apprehension.
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It's funny, it's real, and it shows an apprehension that every woman has faced when trying to balance her adult relationships.
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Forte acknowledged there was some apprehension about signing with a team without a quarterback, but that ultimately did not deter him.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering apprehension of a felon, but the judge said it didn't merit a $1 million bond.
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Unsure of how the skaters would react, Shane Domer, the team's sports science director, watched the first session with some apprehension.
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Qadir Ali, a provincial lawmaker who is Hazara, said in an interview that apprehension among Hazaras had increased since the bombing.
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Your eagerness to figure out what's happening is in tension with your growing apprehension about what you will eventually find out.
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While some bookies reportedly fear that the State Lottery could divert people's loose change away from Teer, others dismiss such apprehension.
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Fears of what may be happening in the valley, behind the latest blackout, have steadily increased with apprehension over the future.
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Checkpoints set up around Mindanao may aid in the apprehension of militants who slip away from Marawi in the coming weeks.
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Throwing doors open, laughing and talking loudly, taking pleasure in the disapproval and apprehension of white folks and older blacks, too.
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Any apprehension I'd had about leaving my neighborhood in Brooklyn was quickly forgotten as I walked around all this extra space.
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The March 2018 southwest border apprehension stats, though three times higher than in 2017, track with historic patterns and recent years.
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Even if you disagree with other people's opinions, you might find yourself being sympathetic because you sense their discomfort or apprehension.
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So, you see that apprehension, you see more rigidity built in to the way that people want to see the world.
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"We're back to normal, but there's a lot of anxiety and apprehension -- no question," said Santa Anita Park spokesperson Mike Willman.
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Nearly two years after Mr. Deng's death, officials here in Monroe County announced dozens of criminal charges — assault, hindering apprehension, hazing.
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"I'm following with great apprehension what has happened in Genoa, which appears to be an immense tragedy," Toninelli said on Twitter.
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Any apprehension Carrie Ann Inaba may have felt about replacing Julie Chen on The Talk disappeared when she heard from Chen herself.
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Yet despite the apprehension, there is established precedent for presidents meeting privately with foreign leaders — including foes — with only interpreters as witness.
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However, I seemed to be alone in my apprehension as a group of about 80 participants, mostly women, assembled in the atrium.
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It's unclear when CBP started tracking the number, and overall border apprehension figures before the agency was founded in 2003 were higher.
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Since Mr Trump's surprising election victory two weeks ago, the apprehension among America's Muslims, who number some 3.3m, has never been higher.
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There also is apprehension the bill would undermine a longstanding yet strained relationship with a critical U.S. ally in the Middle East.
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"Based on the publicly released information from the BCA [the state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension], this should not have happened," Harteau said.
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A look at the actual apprehension data from the Department of Homeland Security tells us just how rudely inaccurate the comment was.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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That's an oversimplified translation, and it omits the now-important variable that is the officer's belief at the time of the apprehension.
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According to investigators, Lara allegedly shot a man in the stomach at a motel in Yreka about two hours before his apprehension.
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Overall, apprehension levels in August and September 2018 were only a little above average for the past several years at this time.
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Lolos was detained Thursday at a motel on charges of murder, desecration of human remains, hindering apprehension, credit card fraud and stalking.
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The announcement that Disney is making a live-action version of Mulan was met with a mix of excitement and understandable apprehension.
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Ghani's speech came at a time of growing apprehension in Kabul at the prospect of more intense fighting over the summer months.
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Interest rate hikes can mean ensuing volatility in risk markets, and this foresight has infused loan investors with apprehension over poorer credits.
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As secretary of state, Clinton a proponent of more direct action in Syria despite Obama's apprehension about military action in the country.
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After a life on the run, and then her apprehension, Christa's fate ends up in the hands of a young bank assistant.
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Tonya Couch was indicted by a grand jury in May on charges of money laundering and hindering apprehension of her fugitive son.
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The newly released explanation came after Harrity spoke with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, or BCA, which is leading the investigation.
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Eagles, deathtraps, and space exploration My first feeling, upon arriving at Oculus' all-day virtual reality showcase in San Francisco, was apprehension.
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The cases have caused apprehension among human rights advocates, who believe China has expanded its pursuit of critics to beyond its borders.
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Heyman said he was wearing a press badge and shirt with his employer's logo on it at the time of his apprehension.
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As different U.S states deliberate the legality of DFS, there is understandably some apprehension about the future growth potential of the industry.
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And so, speeding toward yet another airport last November, Obama seemed like a weary man who harbored a burning seed of apprehension.
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Loneliness, loss of independence and being without family were some of the major drivers behind their apprehension toward nursing homes, Nationwide found.
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"ICE officers and special agents use a broad range of investigative techniques in the apprehension of criminal suspects," he told the News.
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"The asset protection team member involved in the apprehension of the alleged shoplifter has been suspended pending an investigation," the statement read.
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Tesla shareholders have gradually warmed up to the deal with SolarCity following initial apprehension after Tesla announced its offer on June 21.
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That combination of obvious talent and tangible early success, in turn, has begun a familiar American swirl of hype, expectation and apprehension.
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"The fear and apprehension in the American Muslim community has never been at this level," said Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for CAIR.
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Apprehension deepened for some in 2011 when two stars of the quiz show "Jeopardy!" were soundly defeated by a new IBM gizmo.
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There is insufficient basis for the use of force within the territory of another state based purely upon an apprehension of threats.
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Maybe that's because there is so little about modern industry, and especially its environmental cost, that inspires anything but apprehension and revulsion.
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Despite my apprehension for prequels, a surefire way to destroy mystery and ambiguity purposely left by the original story, I didn't care.
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Then, as now, it forced, if just for a moment, a collective apprehension of just what a repulsive abomination this presidency is.
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Instead, the planned "Thank You India" celebrations, set for this coming weekend, set off apprehension in New Delhi and embarrassment among Tibetans.
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Both were put on administrative leave as an investigation was carried out by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, as is standard.
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They were the guys, too, who might have been eyed with apprehension after Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver" had screened in movie theaters.
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Philip rarely shows up for her events unless she is in trouble, and a ripple of apprehension went through the press gallery.
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Toews skips over the rapes and the apprehension of the rapists, cutting straight to existential questions facing the women in the aftermath.
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" He added: "The United States should not be a place where children seeking life-sustaining medical care are at risk of apprehension.
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Among the organizers — a group made up mostly of local women known as Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance — apprehension filled the air.
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"We are absolutely encouraged by the downward trend of apprehension numbers, but we know these numbers could always spike upwards," Morgan said.
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" A Tuesday op-ed in the Chicago-Tribune included comments from Muilenburg about the election and "apprehension about free and fair trade.
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Couch's mother is currently facing charges of money laundering and hindering apprehension of a felon for helping her son flee to Mexico.
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Overall apprehension figures on the southwest border have already surpassed last year with 355,106 apprehensions compared to 310,531 in fiscal year 2017.
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Mostly, the two painters share a cloud of melancholia that hangs over the work, an apprehension that something is about to happen.
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Dara adds that this "success" was largely anchored to data showing that immigrant apprehension numbers plummeted in the weeks after Trump's inauguration.
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Families are often released into the US following their apprehension, given the limits on the time children can be held in government custody.
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In general, apprehension inside baseball about the Astros has slowly faded, and even the sport's Luddites have evidence that their fears were misplaced.
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But some Western officials expressed apprehension at the possible ramifications for the secretive tribal and royal politics of the world's largest oil exporter.
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All of their creative output and skill gets buried beneath a flashing neon sign that remarks "female fronted!" with eyebrows raised in apprehension.
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For more information or to report potential case links to Samuel Little, contact the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program at 800-634-4097.
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After the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension concludes an investigation, Freeman will decide whether or not the officers involved will face any charges.
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Families are often released into the US following their apprehension, due to limits on the time children can be held in government custody.
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He has shown less apprehension around Vice President Mike Pence, who was scheduled to appear with DeWine on Wednesday in working-class Mansfield.
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An LGBT+ activist in Baku who preferred to remain anonymous said the police swoop had sparked apprehension among the small Azeri transgender community.
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Trump has shown little apprehension in the past at unceremoniously cutting ties with onetime allies when they find themselves in legal hot water.
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Apprehension rates have held relatively steady for the last several months following a precipitous dropoff in January 2017 and small rebound last spring.
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In fact, the last several years have seen apprehension figures drop so significantly they now match levels not seen in nearly 50 years.
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But talk to some of the residents and they'll tell you that this time, it's a different emotion that overwhelms all others: Apprehension.
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NATO member Turkey sees Mosul as firmly within its sphere of influence, but Iraq views Turkish military moves on its territory with apprehension.
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Lopez has been charged with murder, desecration of human remains, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and hindering apprehension from police.
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Throughout the night, Baldwin reads my apprehension about taking myself seriously as a filmmaker, a sentiment that she sees in many young women.
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A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those responsible for Harrod's disappearance and presumed death.
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But when the family reached the US border in Matamoros, Mexico, in February 2015, a sense of hope replaced the confusion and apprehension.
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It's a world where I constantly wait in apprehension after disclosing I'm queer, fearing a volatile reaction from the person I'm talking to.
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There was a mix of support and apprehension from fans, many of whom responded with confusion about why this weirdness was even happening.
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Without giving too much away, season three begins approaching an anniversary of that moment, unleashing new waves of paranoia, apprehension and religious fervor.
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Meanwhile, some have expressed apprehension that close quarters for activism will invite fighting, and that Ohio's lax gun laws could render them deadly.
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The news of the tree die-off inspired apprehension and a kind of fear — my dad said he was afraid to go back.
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Couch was charged with money laundering and hindering apprehension after she and her son, Ethan Couch, skipped the country for Mexico in 2015.
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The violent reaction to Guzman's apprehension in a wealthy area of Culiacan was on a scale rarely seen during Mexico's long drug wars.
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Apprehension registers utmost among climate stakeholders — scientists, academics, environmentalists, and many citizens — who are powerless to prevent the Paris Accord from being dismantled.
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His apprehension is valid, for that balloon is an artwork by Philippe Parreno, and it recently sold for a whopping $516,500 at Christie's.
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In May, all four, who had been charged with third-degree murder, pleaded guilty to reduced charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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It was a time of both apprehension and optimism, particularly for science, and for which space exploration was the ultimate symbol of progress.
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There's always that apprehension of dealing with patients who are overdosing because they are presenting so acutely with a potentially life-threatening issue.
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The state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating and a prosecutor spokesman said they will await those findings before deciding how to proceed.
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A Reuters witness said there was apprehension in Juba, with terrified people hurrying to their homes, fearful major violence could break out again.
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Since July, "the only thing that would change is a growing sense of apprehension and being appalled," said Jett, the former U.S. diplomat.
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Data from the Department of Homeland Security indicates that about 64.8 percent of illegal border crossings end in apprehension by Border Protection agents.
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But the department responded that for now, it would leave the investigation to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and would offer assistance.
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Donald Trump takes office as the 45th president of the United States with investor apprehension over an incoming president has rarely been higher.
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" The recent apprehension over his candidacy stems from two factors: Hawley's fundraising and a recent comment blaming sex trafficking on the "sexual revolution.
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A spokesperson for HHS told The Hill that they are not involved in apprehension or detention because they do not enforce immigration laws.
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When Kois and Smith first told the girls about the plan to spend the year traveling, they were met with excitement and apprehension.
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I was mixing tourism and learning about the political situation in this way quite happily, with no real sense of apprehension or tension.
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Upon apprehension a medical screening was conducted of the aliens where the father denied any illness for either himself or his minor child.
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Its total funding for 2020 is $1.43 billion and the majority of its activity is in the area of fugitive apprehension and custody.
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The apprehension numbers for family units follows the same trend: Rising from nearly 15,000 in FY 2013 to over 473,500 in FY 2019.
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Tuenge of Save a Lot said the grocer is trying to ease apprehension with thorough store cleanings, plentiful hand sanitizer and free gloves.
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Rather than calls for comity from political leaders like Mr. Grassley, a feeling of apprehension has pervaded the highest levels of American politics.
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The group argues that there is a "reasonable apprehension of bias" because the commissioner's son is a deputy minister in Ms. Clark's cabinet.
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Kulani said she quickly got over her apprehension over her likes no longer showing up simply because it was that way all summer.
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In the relationship between artist and subject — much like the film's doomed love affair — apprehension can turn to obsession that turns to alienation.
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Interpol, the international law enforcement agency, last week issued a so-called red notice for the apprehension of Mr. Ghosn at Japan's request.
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For the most part, however, she displayed no more apprehension to speak about her friend than occasional fleeting pauses before saying her name.
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At weekend events for both Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders, attendees viewed the unfolding developments in Iran with anxiety, if not grave apprehension.
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That's likely what's keeping the selling in health-care equities in check along with Americans' apprehension toward self-proclaimed socialists, Fundstrat's Block said.
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Pagan's decision certainly saved taxpayers from paying for an unnecessary trial and might lead to the apprehension of others in the drug business.
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If Trump had any patient's apprehension going into his exam -- which he flew to aboard his Marine One helicopter -- he didn't let on.
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Strength in numbers When she testified on day one, Kyle Stephens said a mood of fear and apprehension was palpable in the courtroom.
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The F.B.I. is asking anyone with relevant information to contact the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, or ViCAP, by calling 1-800-634-4097.
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"You've been doing a lot of yoga and now your boobs are growing inside," she says, gazing with apprehension at my deflated décolletage.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Doug Jones of Alabama expressed apprehension with the way Barr presented the Mueller report; last week, Sen.
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"I'm on One" is the sound of not only having made it but also the grim apprehension and fear that comes with success.
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Flores and Withers were inspired to create the series after they noticed apprehension among women in their community in response to Trump's impending presidency.
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"Given what had happened to my son, I was looking at everybody with much apprehension," said Jean, a former government official in St. Lucia.
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It isn't a coincidence, I think, that I got sick that year, the same year I began to have an apprehension of my privilege.
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Aaron's portrayer Elliot Fletcher chatted with us before the episode aired, explaining why his character had that moment of apprehension, and it's deeply relatable.
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The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension released a statement Sunday saying two Minneapolis officers responded to a 911 call for a potential assault late Saturday.
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This is due to general confusion over Google's business tactics and an overall apprehension to trust the company with sensitive data, the report says.
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The drop in overall apprehension numbers in June, however, may not have been enough to alleviate conditions that have plagued areas like South Texas.
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Tonya Couch faces charges of hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering, said Samantha Jordan, spokeswoman for the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office.
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Yet after ten years with an overwhelming parliamentary majority, the Awami League's wholesale takeover of state institutions had stirred growing apprehension, even among admirers.
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The most famous scene in Michael Mann's 1995 cat-and-mouse heist caper, Heat, is neither a heist nor an apprehension, it's a conversation.
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As written, though, it didn't apply just to Border Patrol officers' apprehension of families or to the prosecution of parents for misdemeanor immigration violations.
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Watching last week's episode of This Is Us, however, I experienced the first real pangs of apprehension for the viability of this pair's future.
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"[Patton] is in reasonable apprehension of imminent serious bodily injury to herself and the child," the actress' attorney, Larry Bakman, wrote in the request.
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Noor has declined to be interviewed by state investigators looking into the shooting, the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said.
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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is leading the investigation and her death is being investigated as a police shooting.
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Apprehension about sibling donorship ultimately stems from social stigma, but the realities, once you sit down and discuss them, are a lot more practical.
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Texas prosecutors have charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon and set bail at $1 million, which must be paid in Texas.
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Barra did not speak to workers during her visit to Opel's Ruesselsheim headquarters but sought instead to soothe their apprehension with an internal statement.
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In the province itself, there is apprehension and much uncertainty, but little sense that it could become the next flashpoint in Europe's migration crisis.
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Apprehension of border-crossers spiked in February, but the majority of people apprehended voluntarily gave themselves up to Border Patrol agents to claim asylum.
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Besides binding Asia into ever-closer economic interdependency, China's rise is also uniting its neighbourhood in another way: in apprehension of its strategic ambitions.
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News of the measures alone deepened the atmosphere of apprehension ahead of this September's parliamentary elections, the first since mass protests erupted in 2011.
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Local police said they're aware of the turtles and have tried to capture them, but "so far they've evaded apprehension," reported the Seattle Times.
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Prosecutors made no mention in their complaint of the unusual circumstances behind Mr. Khweis's apprehension or what he says was his change of heart.
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But the industry recognizes that the lingering confusion and apprehension over self-driving vehicles will likely be the biggest hurdle to their widespread adoption.
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Hayley Burgess, a spokeswoman for the National Immigration Law Center, said legal ethics prevented the group from commenting on his apprehension or the charges.
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The survey found that as Gen Z enters the workforce, they are being met with high levels of apprehension and doubt from older generations.
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He was detained shortly after posting a video on social media showing the apprehension of three Afghan migrants, their hands tied behind their backs.
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Further, a bit of apprehension about the Trump campaign and Donald J. Trump's candidacy has led many well-heeled Republican insiders to stay away.
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The indictment also accused Astarita of failing to tell Oregon State Police on two occasions that he had fired his weapon during the apprehension.
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"Our redesign created some headwinds in our revenue this quarter by disrupting user behavior and creating some apprehension among our advertising partners" Spiegel admitted.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is investigating, has not said why he was pulled over or what happened during the traffic stop.
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We'd like to hear from college students worldwide about the experiences you go back to, and how you handle consent — and apprehension — in intimacy.
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The Trump administration has used monthly apprehension figures as a barometer for how well its get-tough policies have fared in stopping illegal immigration.
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As porters trundled their luggage across the sand and rock expanse leading to the border gates, most shrugged off any apprehension about going back.
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Amazon is only just starting to post job openings for its second headquarters in northern Virginia — and local startup founders are watching with apprehension.
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Here Lucas has left his stressful job with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and is doing some interesting undercover work as a marshal.
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We spend a lot of time thinking about S.T.I.s, and this causes some apprehension on my part about the false intimacy of sexting. Why?
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I fervently believe that the vigor and durability of our democracy depend on it, and the debate's rancor and noise filled me with apprehension.
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" On Tuesday, another senior administration official said the "administration wants the ability to return whole entire Central American families and also minors after apprehension.
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There is widespread apprehension in Afghanistan that any abrupt American departure could further embolden the Taliban and possibly hasten the group's return to power.
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With all these problems mounting and no clear leadership or strong answers forthcoming from RWA, many members voiced serious apprehension about the organization's sustainability.
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The billionaire backlash stems from apprehension over the extent of Warren's efforts to remake the American economy by raising taxes on the ultra-wealthy.
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"I think there is deep apprehension right now among the progressive base," said Murshed Zaheed, political director of CREDO, a progressive social change network.
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Underpinning the discussion of fuerdai in China is a national apprehension about the future élite of a country that is just coming of age.
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Explain. — What advice do you have for anyone who wants to share an artistic talent with others but has some apprehension about doing so?
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"We're back to normal, but there's a lot of anxiety and apprehension -- no question," Santa Anita Park spokesman Mike Willman said earlier this week.
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Four other defendants face prison time when they are sentenced on Monday after pleading guilty to felony charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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The apprehension is even greater now that Trump will hold a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki immediately after the NATO summit.
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Section 287(g) agreements authorize local officials, after training and under federal supervision, to assist with the investigation, apprehension, or detention of unauthorized aliens.
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" To Kauff he wrote, "Your mere presence in the lineup would inevitably burden patrons of the game with grave apprehension as to its integrity.
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The Wallaceian is not a description of something external; it describes something that happens ecstatically within, a state of apprehension (in both senses) and understanding.
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However, Jo finally tells Alex towards the end of the episode, there's more to this story than run of the mill pregnancy and parenting apprehension.
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"Secretary Nielsen just released the latest apprehension numbers," with 60,000 apprehended at the border in January and 76,000 in February, Montana Republican Steve Daines said.
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Trump is entering an election cycle at home, the pressure to deliver overseas is growing, and enemies and allies alike are watching with cynical apprehension.
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Generations of sentient Hollywood robots with world dominating aspirations have stoked apprehension about computers eventually becoming too smart to bother with the human race anymore.
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Couch was charged in 2016 with money laundering and hindering apprehension after she and her son, Ethan Couch, skipped the country for Mexico in 2015.
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"The apprehension of the defendant was therefore accomplished only through the use of the improperly obtained information," said State Supreme Court Judge Martin P. Murphy.
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Lopinto said that there was "no doubt" the detectives used force during the apprehension but that the investigation would determine if that force was excessive.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are using it to systematically comb through millions of driver's license photos and target undocumented people for apprehension and deportation.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the death of Sterling, while the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating Castile's shooting.
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In Sinaloa, Chapo merch abounds, and a march held in the state's capital demanding his release after his apprehension in 2014 was attended by thousands.
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When dealing with significant sums of capital, feelings of apprehension tend to creep in, especially regarding neighborhood quality, tenant and property management issues and liquidity.
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Both Noor and his partner have been placed on administrative leave as the state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension investigates, a Minneapolis police spokesman told PEOPLE.
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Waybourn, backed by the conservative Tea Party movement, is challenging Anderson, a fellow Republican, who gained national attention in calling for the apprehension of Couch.
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Couch's mother has been charged by Texas authorities with hindering the apprehension of her fugitive son and was released earlier this month on $75,000 bail.
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The investigation into Ellis' death and the apprehension of her alleged killer occurred swiftly, according to a criminal complaint and a statement from federal prosecutors.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon and money laundering, a spokesperson for the Tarrant County District Attorney's office tells PEOPLE.
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The report also noted that an increasing share of migrants are surrendering to law enforcement to seek asylum protection rather than trying to evade apprehension.
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The apprehension by U.S. authorities of Central American migrants, including large numbers of families and asylum seekers, reached a more than decade high in May.
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"I made the greater progress from that greater clearness of head and quicker apprehension which usually attend temperance in eating and drinking," Franklin wrote. 5.
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"I am a mixture of excitement and apprehension because I haven't done it in so long," the British singer-songwriter, 47, tells PEOPLE of touring.
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On Saturday, Trump touted an agreement to ship $110 billion worth of weapons to Riyadh and displayed no apprehension at how they might be used.
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But so far, officer Mohamed Noor has exercised his constitutional right to not speak to state investigators, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Tuesday.
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They drew in the group stage of the last Euros before Spain's emphatic win in the final, yet something of that old apprehension still lingers.
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Next-day interview The day after the shooting, two officers from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension interviewed Yanez, who was accompanied by two lawyers.
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The month's overall border apprehension levels are consistent with the rise in border arrivals and asylum claims being sought largely by Salvadorans, Hondurans, and Guatemalans.
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A lawyer for Officer Nero, Marc Zayon, said the apprehension of Mr. Gray — which involved handcuffing him and putting him on the ground — was legal.
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As with most reality shows, a huge proportion of the series consists of facial expressions—apprehension, disgust, glee—with musical cues, to heighten tiny conflicts.
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The Gabriels don't know a lot about money, and they have never before had to think about it quite so much or with such apprehension.
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But apprehension stole over the Lordstown line as another round of contract negotiations looms after the current UAW contract with the automaker expires this fall.
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Rahami has since also been charged with five counts of attempted murder following a shootout before his apprehension in Linden, N.J. View the discussion thread.
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But massive uncertainty over the trajectory of the coronavirus pandemic remains — making it hard to cheer the gains without apprehension about what's still to come.
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Laws passed in 2002 and 2008, under President George W. Bush, then divided the responsibilities for apprehension and care of unaccompanied children among federal agencies.
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McAleenan said he anticipated that the apprehension of migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border could fall by as much as 25% from May's record levels.
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"All of that is within the broader context of huge Japanese mistrust and long-term apprehension about the growth of Chinese power," Mr. Sneider added.
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She has spent the decades since refining it, assessing the world around her with equal parts inquisitiveness and apprehension — two qualities that are inextricably linked.
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McCain, who had expressed apprehension about the Senate repeal-and-replace bill and voted against repeal only, seemed thoroughly unsatisfied with "skinny" repeal as well.
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Back in the late 1990s, when the EU's security and defense policy was taking its first tentative steps, there was considerable apprehension across the Atlantic.
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I understand the extreme apprehension to accuse individuals of racism because it implies a conscious and directed racial animus that is a person's prevailing ethos.
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The rates of apprehension (how many entered compared to the number that were caught) are purely speculative; they are not based on any empirical data.
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That program was specifically created to keep the UAM-apprehension figures down, instead of actually dealing with the core problem: violent crime in the region.
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Sina Toossi, a senior research analyst for the National Iranian American Council, described the sudden silence from his friends and family inside Iran with apprehension.
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Apprehension at unknown grows As the countdown inches closer, residents have been growing increasingly anxious, with many stockpiling water and installing tanks at their properties.
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Federal officials are increasingly finding it difficult to prosecute foreign hackers who target U.S. businesses, with some suspects evading apprehension long after charges are filed.
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But, though her work thematizes her apprehension and anxiety, she is, in not so slowly dawning fact, a woman of considerable authority, and unstinting appetites.
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The FBI urged anyone with information about the victims to call or email analysts at the bureau's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program at 800-634-4097.
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For many, a sense of apprehension turned to anger when the military installed barbed wire on top of older border fencing, which runs through downtown.
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Many of the major candidates voiced disapproval or apprehension of the now-failed plan for Amazon to build a headquarters in Long Island City, Queens.
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"There is a lot of apprehension and uncertainty around U.S-China trade talks," said Jonathan Corpina, senior managing partner for Meridian Equity Partners in New York.
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The show follows RAC (Reclamation Apprehension Coalition) agents Dutch, John, and D'avin as they track down warrants in a region of space known as The Quad.
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The state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, a division of Minnesota's public safety department, gave its findings into Castile's death to the Ramsey County Attorney on Wednesday.
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After multiple interviews with police, Taylor was charged with intimidation of a witness and hindering apprehension, according to a press release from the District Attorney's office.
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Thanks very much to the insidious rise of revenge porn, filming sex in the confines of our own homes has become laced with apprehension for many.
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The move by a number of state governments has led to "a huge sense of apprehension in the minority section," said Neerja Chowdhury, a political commentator.
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"[Patton] is in reasonable apprehension of imminent serious bodily injury to herself and the child," the actress' attorney — Larry Bakman — wrote in the request, filed Wednesday.
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The room was filled with apprehension and awe; some members of the board couldn't believe Bishop was there, while others worried about what would happen next.
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Dukes, 34, has pleaded not guilty to single counts of making a false statement, hindering the apprehension of a criminal and concealing the death of another.
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Investigators with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said they are not aware of any video or audio that recorded the shooting.
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" In the temporary restraining order request, Patton's attorney Larry Bakman wrote: "[Patton] is in reasonable apprehension of imminent serious bodily injury to herself and the child.
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David Mueller intended to cause an offensive or harmful physical contact with Taylor Swift or intended to place her in apprehension of such contact; and 2.
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In a now-deleted YouTube video posted by ICON Aircraft in October, Brandy didn't mask her initial apprehension about her husband wanting to buy a plane.
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As they drove down the alley in their police car, Harrity heard a loud sound that startled him, the officer told Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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The apprehension of seeing my new boobs for the first time had me in tears the day before — I was preparing myself for the absolute worst.
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"At one point an officer fired their weapon, fatally striking a woman," the state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is now investigating, said in a statement.
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As former members of Congress from Illinois and Florida respectively, we remember the awe and the apprehension we felt during our first few months in Congress.
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After Mr. Khweis's apprehension in March, his father, Jamal Khweis, told reporters that he was not certain what happened to his son or where he was.
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The apprehension rate produced by the model-based system for fiscal 2017 was 65.4 percent, and the observational-based system produced a rate of 74.5 percent.
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If you don't know how many illegal entries were attempted, you can't calculate an apprehension rate, and creating sophisticated-sounding metrics systems doesn't change that fact.
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Despite this, many of the businesses and officials who distanced themselves from the event last year were in attendance this year, casting aside any political apprehension.
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But as I opened the door, my apprehension was replaced with a sigh of relief, and I was genuinely thrilled with the size of the room.
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In June of 2015, Felicia Joy Wong was in her car, awaiting with some apprehension the economic address that would officially open Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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In conversations in the West Wing on Wednesday, Trump expressed apprehension about being dragged into the topic of sexual assault or harassment if he weighs in.
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The family and their supporters characterized the apprehension as cruel and unnecessary, though immigration officials say the procedures were routine enforcement of the nation's immigration laws.
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"There is a lot of apprehension that the pain is going to come back, even if it's not there," Berger said Tuesday in a telephone interview.
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But Alberto Ramos at Goldman Sachs said there was "rising market apprehension" about what policy direction Lopez Obrador will take once he assumes office on Dec.
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Four of the officers involved in the apprehension and arrest of the suspect have been named as Sean Gallagher, Drew Preston, John Collins and Anthony Manfredini.
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Iraq, meanwhile, views Turkish military moves on its territory with apprehension, and any agreement on Mosul would defuse a major source of tension between the neighbors.
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And yet by the end of the century, a new boastful imperialism was qualified by a mood of apprehension, expressed by the bard of Empire himself.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Monday that he wanted the state's byzantine election laws revamped and (gasp!) made more voter-friendly, there was applause — and apprehension.
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When we meet him, though, he's in the company of federal agents, charged with the apprehension, or obliteration, of an old buddy of his, Bill Williamson.
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The four men awaiting sentencing — Kenny Kwan, Charles Lai, Raymond Lam and Sheldon Wong — pleaded guilty in May to charges including voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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But they swiftly found reasons for apprehension as the limousine rattled south from Amsterdam, past the beat-up barns along the winding curves of Route 30.
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"I go from feeling confident to kind of anxious and wondering if I really know anything," he said with a touch of apprehension in his voice.
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The plan has three phases, most of which rely on undefined interviews and assessments to identify health problems in the first stages of apprehension and custody.
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Fernandez was surprised at the scale of the problems on the Westside and the apprehension of the residents who remember the unmet promises of the past.
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Agents' acts of heroism deserve to be honored – especially at a time when migrant deaths are tragically increasing despite low apprehension levels not seen for decades.
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"There is apprehension across the industry," said Bruce Artim, who retired recently after 215 years as the director of federal affairs at Eli Lilly and Company.
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After the parties agreed to the $175,000 rate, Wolkoff sent an email to Gates that Ivanka Trump was copied on reiterating her apprehension about the pricing.
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Darryl Pinckney's second novel, "Black Deutschland" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), too, sends its gay narrator abroad, and it, too, has a watchful apprehension of its literary antecedents.
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"You have people with very divergent attitudes and ideas, and the minute they get the upper hand there's a sense of fear and apprehension," she said.
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The Court of Appeals said the requirement that an inspection of the circumstances surrounding the apprehension and transfer of an immigrant discriminates against the federal government.
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"I felt like facing up to anything that day, so I faced up to my prime apprehension over my high school career: being undocumented," he says.
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Ever since people stared up at erupting volcanoes and thought "Huh, I guess that thing might kill me," volcanoes have engendered a lot of fear and apprehension.
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ICE said in a statement it was acting on a tip from another law enforcement agency, without addressing the apprehension that started in the domestic violence court.
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Between 2011 and 2013, an estimated 500,000 US citizen children experienced the apprehension, detention, and deportation of at least one parent, according to the American Immigration Council.
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Once there, "he came up from behind me and he put his arms around me," she said, remembering that she felt a mix of apprehension and confusion.
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Moreover, given the government's history of shoddy supervision and mangled management of private information, individuals and business owners have every reason for apprehension related to data security.
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Such traits are almost entirely identical in Wilmington, Ohio, and in Kemerovo, Western Siberia — and to be fair, so is their well-justified apprehension of liberal snobbery.
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I continue to feel a bit of apprehension when talking to friends and colleagues about a new relationship, because it feels like coming out all over again.
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By the numbers: Border apprehension numbers fell in June after steep figures in the 3 previous months, with the U.S. Border Patrol apprehending roughly 87,000 unauthorized immigrants.
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Several tiny shreds of the killer's skin were recovered from beneath her fingernails, and police say it was this DNA evidence that eventually led to Lewis' apprehension.
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Several tiny shreds of the killer's skin were recovered from beneath her fingernails, and police said it was this DNA evidence that eventually led to Lewis' apprehension.
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But celebrations were mixed with curiosity and apprehension as security forces searched for clues on what makes the world's most violent and feared Islamist militant group tick.
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After arriving on Damond's street, one of the officers was startled by a loud noise, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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"It is my belief that the body cameras should've been activated," Harteau said, based on information she's received from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, dubbed BCA.
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He believes some of the apprehension is due to confusion -- a perception that people of all faiths will be worshipping in the same sanctuary, shoulder to shoulder.
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Speaking to the Associated Press, Óscar's mother Rosa Ramírez said her son fought until the very end to give his family a better life, despite her apprehension.
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The lawsuit, filed in Ramsey County district court, names Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner Mona Dohman, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Department of Public Safety.
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Border Patrol agents handled her apprehension, along with that of 2628 others who crossed the southwest border illegally earlier this month, in accordance with regulations, officials said.
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But his name had popped up in the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, known as ViCAP, in connection with a series of unsolved murders across the country.
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But if you feel you have a firm grasp on your vision, then Zhuang recommends focusing on your strengths rather than your apprehension about your new direction.
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Over 150 executives across the world, including those from Blackstone Group, Citigroup, BlackRock, World Bank, and Virgin Hyperloop One attended this year's conference, casting aside political apprehension.
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As Mr. Serraj posed for photographs at the naval base, residents said the city was seized with apprehension about how rival militias would respond to his arrival.
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Now the U.S., India and Australia have joined Japan in its apprehension about China's widening influence, in part because China is starting to infiltrate their own neighborhoods.
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The collaboration was in part thanks to a digital reboot of the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, or ViCAP, a cross-jurisdictional database of information on violent crimes.
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"After her apprehension, it was noted that she had multiple injection sites and she agreed that she had been mainlining for some months," says the retired anesthesiologists.
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Right now, I see the field of candidates torn between increasing enthusiasm for saying good riddance to private coverage — and apprehension about how you make that transition.
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By the end of the first season, Emma hasn't completely transformed from the tense taskmaster who first wheeled her suitcase back into the bar with such apprehension.
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There is tension, of course, and apprehension and suspicion — particularly of the various well-intentioned, clumsy English people who arrive to help build houses and organize sanitation.
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The Trump administration has rolled out a slew of policies in recent weeks to try to curb migration to the United States amid high border apprehension numbers.
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ECONOMIC RISK While markets took a breather on Friday after falls this week, apprehension is growing about the impact of the virus on China and the world.
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He has sought to ban travel to the U.S. by residents of certain majority-Muslim countries, to toughen apprehension of illegal immigrants and to reduce legal immigration.
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I constantly find myself trying to engage with older members of my family on the move toward smartphone banking, only to be met with reluctance and apprehension.
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Also helpful: his Chinese wife behind the camera, ready to handle some of the more knotty translation problems, and relieve a baseline of apprehension in the subjects.
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"They don't feel as welcome in the United States," said Sorenson, saying their apprehension is "affecting the coastal markets," such as New York and Los Angeles, the most.
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Over the past several weeks, Obama has offered a rational view of Trump's election and rarely let on to any apprehension about his future as an ex-president.
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The suspects were not part of a single sex-trafficking ring, said Jill Oliveira, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension with the Department of Public Safety.
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Preston Taylor, 19, entered a plea Monday to seven counts in the high-profile death of friend Sarah Stern, including robbery, hindering apprehension and tampering with physical evidence.
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But she said authorities should be able to use the fact that a redesignation had occurred to determine that a child had been part of a family apprehension.
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In any event, our approach to autonomous vehicles cannot be driven by the same anxiety and apprehension of those who feared the demise of the horse and buggy.
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Adding to U.S. apprehension, Russia is deploying new submarines that are harder for U.S. naval forces to track and detect following years and billions of dollars in investment.
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It also activated an almond-shaped structure in the temporal lobes of the brain called the amygdala, which is associated with negative emotions such as fear and apprehension.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Damond approached the driver's side window of the squad car immediately after Harrity said he had been startled by the sound.
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Apprehension numbers were also low in 2015 because Mexico, with some US funding, started detaining more Central Americans before they could make it to the United States border.
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"The public views America's role in the world with considerable apprehension and concern," according to a Pew Research Center report on "America's Place in the World" released Thursday.
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"There was apprehension in the shorts, and they were actually closing down their positions in anticipation of the FTC report," said Ihor Dusaniwsky, S3's head of research.
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The widespread unease is stronger among supporters of insurgent presidential campaigns by Trump and Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, though majorities in both parties express apprehension and institutional mistrust.
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It will only fuel the apprehension that the Trump administration has no policy toward Palestinians beyond pressure and that Washington has surrendered its role as an effective broker.
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The US has developed a border policy that's designed to maximize the efficient apprehension and deportation of everyone trying to cross the border illegally and not get caught.
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Anything new and unusual can feel frightening because of it's unfamiliarity, but if you encourage yourself to move past the apprehension, entirely new dimensions of pleasure await you.
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Mundane experiences can let a participant forget they're part of a show at all, making it possible to slip into a fictional scenario without any sense of apprehension.
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Technically biracial — Franklin's father is a Black man — the two-minute clip shows the teenager expressing his apprehension about his mother subjecting their family to any further scrutiny.
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His attorney has not said when, or if, he will be, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is investigating the incident.
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"My wife [Bernice] was at mission control, and there was quite a bit of apprehension," McCandless said in 2015 of the 1984 spacewalk that led to the photo.
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"I had this huge idea and I didn't have the wherewithal to go through with it", Vernon told the Guardian, explaining his initial apprehension toward finishing the record.
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That's because the department's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is expected to take up to four months to investigate, said Chuck Laszewski, spokesman for the Hennepin County attorney's office.
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"It wasn't chaotic or hectic, but there was this feeling of apprehension," Anton Bestle, an eyewitness who was evacuated from RO's Torv shopping center in Roskilde, told Reuters.
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You can imagine my apprehension, then, when learning about Perception, a horror game in which a blind woman finds herself attracted to a mysterious mansion full of secrets.
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Fuchs had invited Rosado and other activists in a Facebook post to meet with him shortly after the event started stirring debate, and Rosado had expressed apprehension then.
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The officers' body cameras were not turned on and the shooting was not captured on the squad car camera, investigators with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said.
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"This precarious combination of events, trafficking to and apprehension at the United States border and placement with inappropriate sponsors, makes unaccompanied children vulnerable to gang recruitment," he warned.
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According to The Dallas Morning News, apprehension numbers began to jump in October and November, when 10,600 minors, traveling without parents, were detained, mostly at the Texas border.
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Your main objectives are to correctly identify perpetrators and secure their arrest, as well as having collected enough evidence prior to their apprehension to ensure a maximum sentence.
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For weeks after her husband's apprehension last spring, Anne Franco would wake up without remembering, reach over to his side of the bed and confront the emptiness anew.
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For example, if the Border Patrol apprehends 100,000 illegal crossers next month, and there are 100,000 unlawful entry attempts that month, the apprehension rate would be 100 percent.
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As officers provided medical assistance to Damond, shot in the abdomen, the man stopped at the scene and watched, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said late Tuesday.
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Detectives investigated and Taylor has since been charged with intimidation of a witness and hindering apprehension, and he was jailed in Monroe County after his bail was revoked.
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That apprehension location is a less than 15-minute drive from the Paso Del Norte port, but groups may be detained in the field until transportation is available.
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For some in the latest crop of potential expatriates, the apprehension over Mr. Trump appears to represent just one more shove in a direction they were already moving.
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I learned it and I added that viewpoint to my drawings, at the beginning with a bit of apprehension but that ended up causing me even more amusement.
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Speaking to CNBC from his home in Virginia, Whitmore, who is also national director of the Korean War Veterans Association (KWVA) of America, expressed both hope and apprehension.
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In Afghanistan, Eid al-Adha is being celebrated amid apprehension in the capital, Kabul, where a string of suicide attacks has killed more than 200 people this year.
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As the details of the world in the petri dish get obscured, a different set of vertical coordinates comes to life through the digital "apprehension" of other information.
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The men sentenced on Monday had initially been charged with third-degree murder, but they pleaded guilty in May to reduced charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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But Lindelof's apprehension was understandable given both his past adventures in fan rage as a creator of "Lost" and the audacity of his "Watchmen," debuting Sunday on HBO.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan on Thursday rejected criticism of the $60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), after a visiting U.S. official was quoted expressing apprehension over the plan.
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Almost two years later, Monroe County prosecutors announced that 37 people had been charged in connection with his death, many facing counts such as assault and hindering apprehension.
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People have expressed apprehension about self-driving vehicles and are unlikely to accept them if it is not clear that they are inordinately safer than human-driven vehicles.
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The administration's attacks on the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) have already aroused considerable controversy and apprehension in Europe, Russia, and China, not to mention Iran.
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Tonya Couch, Ethan&aposs mother, is awaiting trial on charges of hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering arising from when they fled to Mexico in 2015.
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Huawei is embarking upon this new legal battle as the company's fortunes, despite the onslaught from Washington and apprehension in other world capitals, appear to be looking up.
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A blockade would be tantamount to an act of war, and the declaration was understandably met with deep apprehension by China and sparked fears of an armed conflict.
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And the apprehension that students sometimes feel about seeking help from college personnel can often be tamed by coaching that comes from patient and loving adults at home.
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" Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones credited the book with helping to generate new tips but said no information was "extracted from that book that directly led to the apprehension.
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In her work, the artist calls attention to the pleasures of everyday life, from food to film, no matter how deeply one's life is filled with uncertainty and apprehension.
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According to law enforcement sources, the Texas attorney representing Couch, who is charged with hindering the apprehension of her fugitive son, arrived too late for her client's court hearing.
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The administration is yet again seeking someone to fill the top post at the Department of Homeland Security, after a year of high border apprehension numbers and leadership turnover.
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Due to this wiring, a fear of heights is a sensible apprehension to develop: Don't go near the edge of tall things because you might fall off and die.
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Al-Zawahiri is on the U.S. most wanted terrorists list and a reward of up to $25 million has been offered for information leading to his apprehension or conviction.
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In removing the apprehension and costs of go to market with digital, they streamline a brand's entry into an unfamiliar territory and convert the test into a success story.
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However, in a New York Times article on Monday, Lawrence G. McDonald of ACG Analytics reportedly suggested there was a silver lining to all the current apprehension and negativity.
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Authorities in Pennsylvania are offering a $4953,000 reward for information leading to the apprehension of a 30-year-old man who allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend's mother on Sept.
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A $10,000 reward is being offered for tips leading to the apprehension of the killer, who fired a shotgun into Dorsey's residence and a car parked in his driveway.
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We spoke to Bridle to learn more about the circumstances behind this vague photo series and better understand his apprehension and curiosity about the robot chauffeurs of the future.
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We understand where they're coming from with the apprehension, but at the same time, we're fairly certain the chocolate and "whipped cream" filling combo isn't going to be bad.
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HSBC shareholders mixed apprehension with optimism when 61-year-old Tucker took over at the top of Europe's biggest bank in October 2017 as its first ever external chairman.
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Astarita also engaged in misleading conduct by failing to tell Oregon State Police on two occasions that he had fired his weapon during the apprehension, according to the indictment.
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Additionally, there were situations where the owner would have been on the other side of the ocean, thereby making their apprehension much more difficult than seizing the ship itself.
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The value of announced deals worldwide fell 37.77 percent in the third quarter as apprehension among corporate executives about overpaying prevented a repeat of last year's deal-making frenzy.
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Officer Matthew Harrity told investigators that he drove to the scene and was startled by a "loud sound" near the squad car, according to Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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In the case of Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell, their breakup may have been caused by Bushnell's apprehension at doing their Bachelor spinoff — or, at least, expedited by it.
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While conceding his officers used force on Keeven Robinson, Sheriff Joseph Lopinto said he has not concluded that his deputies administered a chokehold on the man during his apprehension.
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The CBP does not release monthly numbers from before 85033, but if current trends continue, 2017's apprehension numbers would easily be the lowest in that five-year period.
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But it was "Dispatches" that declared Mr. Herr's unimpeachable credentials as a witness to the fearsome fury of combat and, perhaps more terrible, the crippling apprehension that precedes it.
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Across the country, they have been rounding up people like Franco who have sunk roots in this country, living for years, if not decades, with little fear of apprehension.
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Perhaps Trump will surprise us, but what the world has seen so far explains why there is so much apprehension among America's allies and so much glee in Moscow.
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Central to his thinking was the concept of "presence" — a preconscious apprehension, usually stimulated by the natural world, of "time transfigured by the moment," as he once put it.
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Mona Dohman, the state commissioner of public safety, who oversees the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, declined to say whether Mr. Castile had a permit to carry a concealed firearm.
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The state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), which reviews shootings involving the police in Minneapolis, said the dashboard camera in the officers' patrol car did not capture the shooting.
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Haynes's immersion in art was also the result of a kind of apprehension of his own otherness, an undertow of estrangement that he felt long before he understood it.
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They awaited their results with apprehension: A positive test would mean they were carrying their abuser's child; a negative result would allow Islamic State fighters to continue raping them.
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Then again, he had been recommended by the best beauty team I know (R29, duh) so I let my apprehension slip away to be replaced by a buzzing excitement.
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In addition to being torn apart from her small children and family, who were shocked by her sudden apprehension, Izabel's sister also received inadequate medical care and poor treatment.
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According to Border Patrol apprehension statistics published in December, the number of MS-13 members caught at the border actually declined to 228 in 2017, from 437 in 2014.
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His apprehension, on the same single charge that could have been brought years ago, is the latest development in one of the most damaging affairs in modern C.I.A. history.
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"This crisis is exacerbated by the increase in persons who are entering our custody suffering from severe respiratory illnesses or exhibit some other illness upon apprehension," Ms. Nielsen said.
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This novel's question is not how a person might become himself through "finding," but how he might lose everything, and, through losing, gain an honest apprehension of the world.
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The number stands in stark contrast to the historically low apprehension rate during Mr. Trump's first year in office, when illegal border crossings dropped to a 40-year low.
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"We understand the apprehension that voters have right now," Katie Hobbs, the secretary of state in Arizona, another state with a Tuesday primary, said in a statement late Monday.
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"I would pin Anthem's early stock dip to the larger S&P stall following yesterday's surge and continued apprehension of health insurance market volatility ," Forrester analyst Jeff Becker said.
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There has been apprehension, particularly in the Muslim-majority Kashmir Valley, that the scrapping of Article 370 will lead to an influx of outsiders buying land and settling there.
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Of course, any apprehension die-hard fans might've felt were likely quelled some by the return of creator and director Vince Gilligan and fan favorite Aaron Paul as Jesse.
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Yet it doesn't seem much to ask—a world where a woman can live without jumping at shadows, without the crawling apprehension of something nasty constellating over her shoulder.
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While Central American families made up the majority of arrests, there was an uptick in the apprehension of Mexican families at the southern border from around 2,200 to 6,000.
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Acting Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Mark Morgan said Monday the Trump administration's immigration enforcement has shut down illegal immigration from Central America, amid dropping border apprehension numbers.
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In his account, Mr. Wang said he was involved with the apprehension by Chinese agents in 2015 of five booksellers in Hong Kong, an incident often cited by demonstrators.
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They've watched with apprehension as an agitated mob tears down a statue of a nondescript Confederate soldier in North Carolina as though it were a likeness of Felix Dzerzhinsky.
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But her internment at Tanforan and Topaz left her with a lasting sense of the precariousness of life — the apprehension that unexpected perils could befall one at any moment.
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Yet Fridamania, in itself, was not the only reason I went with some apprehension to "Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving," which opens this week at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Just before Trump threatened tariffs on Mexico last week, he tweeted a May 29 Border Patrol video showing the apprehension of more than 1,000 migrants, mostly children and families.
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Certainly, the decision wasn't motivated by the situation at the border right now, where apprehension levels are still way lower than they have been for most of recent history.
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" Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones credited the book with helping to generate new tips but said no information was "extracted from that book that directly led to the apprehension.
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"While large cyber-attacks are the number one concern of executives in advanced economies, there is growing apprehension about the potential for national governance failures in emerging markets," he said.
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The report estimates the forced deportations would require roughly 1473,1463 new apprehension workers; about 1453,1443 more immigration detention personnel; 1433,1423 new federal immigration attorneys; and about 1413,1403 more immigration courts.
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The report estimates the forced deportations would require roughly 85,133 new apprehension workers; about 48,000 more immigration detention personnel; 31,000 new federal immigration attorneys; and about 1,250 more immigration courts.
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Boston (12-113-4) tallied twice in 75 seconds to inject some apprehension into a building which has seen the Predators struggle with third-period leads most of the season.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has concluded its investigation into the controversial police shooting of Australian bride-to-be Justine Ruszczyk Damond in Minneapolis earlier this year, PEOPLE confirms.
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North Korea's propaganda machine is a source of great fascination to the outside world, but it can't protect its people from the apprehension brought on by the prospect of war.
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But if you have a hidden aim, and are hatching a sinister plot, then I fear in China you need to be in a state of apprehension and extra careful.
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LOHMAR, Germany (Reuters) - With a look of apprehension, a blond woman clad in a wetsuit wobbles her way onto a lake in western Germany in a huge, hollowed-out vegetable.
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Keith Ellison is calling on the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which is overseeing the investigation into Blevins' shooting, to be transparent with their investigation and release the body-cam footage.
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Castile family lawyer Larry Rogers said during the interview that the U.S. Department of Justice needs to investigate the case, which is under investigation by Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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But talk to the negotiators who built the deal and it becomes evident that the tumult in the US has created genuine apprehension among those who know this process best.
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Apprehension data of the past several years shows that after the US cracks down on people seeking humanitarian protections, fewer people — especially fewer children and families — are willing to try.
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Tonya Couch, who, like her son, was returned to the United States, has been charged with hindering her son's apprehension and is free on $75,000 bond, CNN affiliate KTVT reported.
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" As usual, Frank's public statements run counter to his private plotting, as he marvels at how sheep-like people are, stoking apprehension to serve his interests and "control the conversation.
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"I respect the anger, the apprehension and the anxiety that so many Americans have," said Clinton, but decried Sanders for campaign tactics that frame his wife as a Washington elite.
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Adding to apprehension ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting, a U.S. official said White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, who has advocated a tougher trade stance with China, would attend.
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Khari Noerdlinger, the son of the former aide, Rachel Noerdlinger, had been charged with aggravated manslaughter, weapon possession and hindering apprehension in the death of 16-year-old Savion Lewallen.
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Inside Refinery, some expressed feelings of relief after months of speculation over a deal as well as apprehension about the future of their company's progressive editorial mission and their jobs.
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"But if you have a hidden aim, and are hatching a sinister plot, then I fear in China you need to be in a state of apprehension and extra careful."
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While undeniably contemporary, the project has been met with apprehension by locals and visitors, mirroring the anxiety Parisians have expressed about how to rebuild Notre-Dame Cathedral after the fire.
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The main argument against putting one on the Mexican border is that a dramatic drop in the apprehension of illegal crossers proves that we already have good border security there.
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As with so much that surrounds Thanksgiving, the apprehension over which wines to serve arises because of the ambient anxiety inherent in entertaining, especially if you expect a large crowd.
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But after some serious backslapping by the state's Republican establishment, and what he said were pleas from constituents, Mr. Molinaro decided to disregard his apprehension and take on Mr. Cuomo.
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His paintings are oddly cropped, cutting off objects in ways that contribute to a feeling of apprehension and making them seem as if they'd been captured spontaneously, rather than composed.
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OTTAWA — As the extradition case against a Chinese tech executive moves into its next phase in Canada's courts, manufacturers, farmers, loggers and fishermen across Canada are looking on with apprehension.
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We do right by young people when we acknowledge that apprehension is to be expected in the early days of physical romance or when being intimate with a new person.
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He said he would like to think he would feel the same apprehension if the roles were reversed and it was Democrats who were in danger of being pushed out.
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But the police, who now have a suspect in custody and have increased the number of officers in the district, cannot allay the trauma and apprehension of the distraught parents.
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Interviews with half a dozen GOP operatives over the past six weeks reveal some growing apprehension, not so much about McConnell's abilities as a political mastermind -- or even about impeachment.
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Detective Hamdy was traveling in one of two police trucks as part of an apprehension team for violent offenders when, the police said, they witnessed Mr. Polanco's car driving erratically.
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I saw a program last night about people in a care home, and, along with pity, I felt terrible apprehension: This is how it ends, this is how it ends.
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The moment of Salahuddin's apprehension by a pair of young men who recognized him in public, seven days after the ATM video went viral, was also uploaded to social media.
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He has all the measurables teams look for, and beyond occasional drops and apprehension about the neck injury, there is little question he is the best receiver in the draft.
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Blocking funding for "sanctuary cities," places that limit, to differing extents and through different methods, how much they help immigration officials in the apprehension and deportation of undocumented immigrants. 5.
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Adding to apprehension ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting , a U.S. official said White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, who has advocated a tougher trade stance with China, would attend.
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It would be foolish to assume that the administration will be satisfied with border apprehension levels in a few months, and wind down the aggressive tactics it's started to use.
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Kanellos' apprehension was shared by other long-time residents interviewed on Wednesday on their home turf, a rapidly gentrifying area that sits just across the East River from Midtown Manhattan.
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Blocking funding for "sanctuary cities," places that limit, to differing extents and through different methods, how much they help immigration officials in the apprehension and deportation of undocumented immigrants. 5.
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Then there was a moment where I had to actually leave my community to go to the next series of castings, and there was a mixture of apprehension and curiosity.
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In December, officials say the four men — Kenny Kwan, 3003, Charles Lai, 26, Raymond Lam, 23, and Sheldon Wong, 24 — will be sentenced pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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Waving at a crowd gathered to witness his political and ideological opposite sworn into office, Obama revealed no apprehension at handing the most powerful job in the world to Donald Trump.
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She says the shipping industry's apprehension reminds her of the late '90s and early 2000s when many people saw the cell phones they're now wholly consumed by as frivolous and costly.
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I think that there was apprehension from the town and probably from some of the police, but at the same time, there were the few guys who were all about it.
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This material was exclusively for police use, to further the understanding of the language of these tattoos and to act as an aid in the apprehension of criminals in the field.
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This year's apprehension numbers for March, April, and May are on par with figures for those same months in 2013, 2014, and 2016, according to US Customs and Border Protection data.
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Despite some notes of apprehension, the dominant tone of the depictions of the West is one of openness and hope for mutual enrichment through commercial and cultural interchange: an incipient globalism.
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"There's always a sense of apprehension about trying to translate these great pieces for modern audiences," he said, "and that would be there whether this other version had happened or not".
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In the clip posted to Instagram, Kidman's daughters Faith Margaret, 7, and Sunday Rose, 10, can be heard screaming in horror as she approached the eight-legged creature with no apprehension.
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Why it matters: The apprehension will be a part of a "big league" statement on the border Trump is expected to make on Thursday or Friday, a DHS official told Axios.
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" Manager Carlo Ancelotti agreed with Martinez's apprehension about the stadium, saying: "It's always a pleasure to come back to Madrid but it's not exactly great to come back to the Calderon.
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Here's why you should take this service into consideration: A lot of the apprehension surrounding estate planning is rooted in the misconception that creating an enforceable document involves a painstaking process.
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Finally, [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] will continue to use marijuana possession, distribution and convictions as essential elements as they build their deportation / removal apprehension packages for targeted operations against illegal aliens.
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On May 23, authorities arrested stepfather Leon Tripp and mother Tanya Tripp: Leon was charged with kidnapping while Tanya was charged with hindering the apprehension of a criminal, according to WRDW.
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Now, as the siege intensified, the Juma brothers were sitting out the battle at this farmhouse on the southern edge of Surt, their apprehension tempered by a wave of sheer relief.
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The sale became contentious because the land was sold separately from the lot that includes the farmhouse and outbuildings, prompting apprehension that its days as an active hill-farm were over.
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"We do experience a primitive apprehension welling up from our 'reptilian brain,'" Steven Pinker, the Harvard psychology professor, tells me, but we still interpret it in light of our belief system.
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"Since its inception the oil industry has looked forward with apprehension to the gradual depletion and final exhaustion of its supplies of crude oil," the preamble to the Achnacarry Agreement explained.
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Almost all unaccompanied children picked up by border officers are being turned over to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) within 72 hours of apprehension, the official said.
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The apprehension statistics show a drop in the number of people trying to enter the country after the numbers exceeded more than 50,000 in each of the three months before June.
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Sitting in the theater, I felt like I had a new apprehension of what it might be like to be young, idealistic, and at the mercy of nearly totalitarian economic forces.
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This is a situation that calls for Virgil Flowers, an agent with the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, who brings a fresh eye and a keen sense of humor to the case.
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But Grenell declined to go to the Hill, citing apprehension about his preparedness to address sensitive subjects that tend to upset the president, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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"Good old-fashioned police work" led to the apprehension of the accused millionaire, said Newport Beach Police Chief Jon Lewis at a news conference in Santa Ana, California, on Tuesday morning.
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Trudeau has voiced apprehension around invoking the act, but said "nothing is off the table," especially if Canadians don't comply with calls from public health ministers to maintain stringent social distancing.
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"For many years, Samuel Little believed he would not be caught because he thought no one was accounting for his victims," Christie Palazzolo with the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program said.
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Heavily armed cartel fighters surrounded security forces and made them free one of drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's sons, whose brief apprehension triggered intense gunbattles across the city of Culiacan.
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Something about the serenity of this movement, or at least our apprehension of the photographer's loving patience in capturing it, is beautiful, more beautiful than any single photograph in the series.
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She is due to be arraigned on Friday morning on a charge of hindering the apprehension of a fugitive, said Tarrant County Sheriff Dee Anderson, who met Couch at the airport.
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It seems like baggage to present the below as a Q&A; instead, what follows are Sean's words, spoken in a voice of fatigue and relief, and just a little apprehension.
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I had the pleasure of speaking with Eshete, who went into a fit of laughter when she heard the apprehension in my voice as I cautiously approached the topic of Dirk Gently's.
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Even Floyd's apprehension to speak on some of these observations as an up-and-coming Black actor is a reminder of how people of color are forced to maneuver within the industry.
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Now that the ball has dropped and 2016 has officially come to a close, many people are alternating between relief to see this year end and apprehension about what 2017 might bring.
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Asked what he's telling his own investors about why Bain is getting involved in Angel Funds — you could see some firms viewing the development with apprehension — Deshpande says it's actually pretty simple.
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"Two Minneapolis police officers responded to a 911 call of a possible assault... just before 11:30 PM on Saturday," the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) said in a news release.
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I'd like to think that if this succeeds as art, then it's capable of generating complex emotions — including the apprehension of beauty coupled with the tragedy implicit in what is being described.
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On the left, the prospect of a Warren–Sanders primary fight in 20163, with one progressive giant up against the other, is already a source of angst and apprehension and sometimes dread.
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That all changed with the splashy apprehension of Golden State Killer suspect Joseph James DeAngelo, the alleged rapist and murderer who terrorized swaths of California from the mid-'403s to mid-'80s.
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Claire and Jamie's lovemaking spans a full night and multiple sessions (another mirror of their wedding night), interspersed with emotional reminiscences of what's passed between them and apprehension about what lies ahead.
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Killjoys is about three agents who work for the Reclamation Apprehension Coalition (RAC), a loose union of bounty hunters who will pick up any contract, from delivering cargo to tracking down criminals.
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But this year's apprehension numbers for March, April, and May are on par with figures for those same months in 2013, 2014, and 2016, according to US Customs and Border Protection data.
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The acting Bergen County prosecutor said Khari Noerdlinger, 19, was arrested along with four other people and charged with aggravated manslaughter, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and hindering apprehension.
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Most in the UK and those who do business in it are waiting to see just how the Brexit referendum will play out, some with more than a little apprehension and dread.
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"A combination of financial sector risk in Europe, geopolitical concerns and Federal Reserve Board policy debate have injected a degree of apprehension into markets," said Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA.
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Even before Trump clinched the party's nomination in May, GOP leaders voiced their apprehension about appearing at the convention and potentially hemming too closely to such a mercurial and widely disliked candidate.
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She is charged with murder, endangering the welfare of a child, possession of methamphetamine and hindering apprehension in connection with the May 2018 death of her son, Axel, ABC6, CBS3, NJ.com report.
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The point is, deep inside this clump of amino acid chains, light converts to mechanical motion, which converts to a neuroelectrical signal, which in the brain becomes a conscious apprehension of color.
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said in June that the body camera video would be released after the Blevins family was consulted and the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension had finished interviewing key witnesses.
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Trump had threatened to cut large amounts of federal funding to about 300 so-called "sanctuary cities" in order to pressure them to cooperate in the apprehension and deportation of illegal immigrants.
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Part of my apprehension stems from the nagging issues that have been weighing down recent episodes like Veronica's off-putting characterization and the complete sidelining of characters I previously enjoyed like Josie.
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These twin "populist" explosions have been the central drama in each country ever since, feeding the news cycle on both sides of the Atlantic with the same mixture of apprehension and disbelief.
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Police chiefs from across the geographic and political spectrum voiced apprehension at locking up migrant families at a time when U.S. law enforcement is trying to gain the trust of immigrant communities.
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Overseeing such a transition also seemed crucial for the royal family itself: Many people, including within the palace, anticipated the succession after King Bhumibol with apprehension, given the crown prince's poor reputation.
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Younger customers are more likely to accept these kinds of setups, the report said, and apprehension from older consumer segments could be due to lingering mistrust following the 2008 financial crisis.3.
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That fact tends to get lost amid the apprehension over factors such as Brexit, creating what she sees as solid investment opportunities, particularly in large, European, multinational companies in economically fragile sectors.
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As far as apprehension, it's been from other people, and that's always been throughout my life—other people being worried or afraid and me I'm not really at all in that regard.
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I have absolutely no apprehension whatsoever in reconciling Brittany's decision to avoid suffering in the dying process and the loving God that has welcomed her on the other side of her decision.
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He said he met drivers at parks and referred to himself as the vehicle apprehension unit because he wanted to hide his identity out of fear he could be targeted by borrowers.
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" Announcing that "Dick Trace-It," also known as Richard Hambleton, was the private detective trying to solve the "murders" in Vancouver, he posted 4,000 fake wanted posters seeking the apprehension of "Mr.
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From the viewpoint of the Texas High School Coaches Association, any program that might reduce the number of head injuries in football, and the apprehension that they create, is worth looking at.
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The New Times said leaked emails showed that a Norwegian senior sales manager encouraged sales employees to reply to customers who voiced apprehension or concerns about the outbreak with misleading prepared responses.
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A new book on the two Bushes who served in the White House provides a glance at their apprehension over Mr. Trump's rise to power and what it means for the country.
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But a few months later, though it contradicted many of his previous statements on tax cuts for the rich and the legislative process, McCain supported the Republican tax bill with little apprehension.
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For the town of 8003,500, "Along with gratitude came a tinge of apprehension, a sense that unpredictable change had come to the north woods," writes our New England bureau chief, Ellen Barry.
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"The dollar is steady and there is apprehension that there will be less gold demand from China in the current year," said Hareesh V, head of commodity research at Geojit Financial Services.
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For the town of 7,500, "Along with gratitude came a tinge of apprehension, a sense that unpredictable change had come to the north woods," writes our New England bureau chief, Ellen Barry.
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Given the recent rise in migrants coming to the border, the Trump administration has continued to use the chain-link style fencing enclosures -- at least while migrants are being processed following apprehension.
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Second — and this is the more subtle point — it may be that the apprehension of beauty in art, music, poetry, and even architecture is necessary to solve the grittier real-world problems.
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South Korea's call for "pre-emptive apprehension" of suspected communist insurgents, as well as its subsequent 50-year denial of the war crimes, has chilling parallels to more recent and current wars.
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Despite the growing pre-shutdown consensus that the apprehension of children and families was at a crisis point, there were at least three distinct arguments as to exactly what the problem was.
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"Our redesign created some headwinds in our revenue this quarter by disrupting user behavior and creating some apprehension among our advertising partners," CEO Evan Spiegel said on Snap's earnings call with analysts.
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Intel thinks it is best positioned to overcome consumer apprehension toward driverless cars, and what better way to do that than to make LeBron James the smiling, bearded face of its public effort.
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"All resources are being utilized to ensure the rapid apprehension of Munoz-Mendez, including the Georgia Department of Corrections Fugitive Unit and US Marshals," the GDC said in a press release on Monday.
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This is not due to any lack of enthusiasm or appreciation for the particular city we were in, but largely due to an unshakable focus and all-consuming apprehension about the looming performance.
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There has been particular apprehension over Fiery Cross Reef -- one of China's man-made islands in the Spratly Island chain -- after the Chinese constructed a runway long enough to accommodate large military aircraft.
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Ms Streep pulls off this transition perfectly, without a wrong note: her apprehension at a board meeting at the film's outset is just as credible as her take-charge moment near the end.
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And while these minors do spend some time in government-run shelters and facilities after their apprehension, ORR typically attempts to place most children with a family member who agrees to take custody.
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The days of apprehension by the sergeant-at-arms followed by detention are over; that power has not been used since 1935, when a Hoover administration official was held at the Willard hotel.
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There is a palpable sense of apprehension in the work as a whole, although there is a lot of work that also depicts ordinary moments of daily life and its pleasure and joy.
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"We think it created a lot of focus and urgency ... from what we know right now it definitely contributed to the successful apprehension of this suspect," de Blasio said at a press conference.
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Investors' apprehension over the upcoming U.S. presidential election led many of them to bet on a market drop Tuesday, according to a report by Strategas, which looked at wagers in the options market.
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Taaffe has taken the paradigm of the double or multiple exposure in film — which was essential to the experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage — and raised it to another level of visual apprehension in painting.
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Webb said he sensed apprehension from the community with the upcoming convention but it was mostly drowned out by the noise from the Cavaliers being in the playoffs the week he was there.
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"The Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension remains fully committed to a fair, impartial and thorough investigation into the incident that led to the death of Jamar Clark," Bruce Gordon said.
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Harrity said that's when his partner, Officer Mohamed Noor, fired through the driver's side window, hitting Ruszczyk, who died soon afterward, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
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Yet it was not only investors displaying apprehension – analysts at Panmure Gordon also expressed their concerns that valuations may have run ahead of operational reality in a note to clients on Wednesday morning.
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"Behind the smiles and the warm feelings that will be generated on this visit, there is a lot of apprehension," said Danin, the Council on Foreign Relations' senior fellow for Middle East studies.
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Her mother's apprehension, her new boyfriend's eagerness to accompany her to Japan—the book shows that chasing a better understanding of yourself can lead to a better understanding of those around you, too.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Apprehension over capital outflows triggered by escalating political unrest has driven Hong Kong's stock market to its lowest this year and pressured its currency, with analysts warning of more weakness.
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"I was always way too shy to ever be in front of the camera," says King, who managed to overcome her apprehension enough to make a small cameo in the upcoming PLL finale.
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The FBI had offered a reward of up to $5 million for information leading directly to Hapilon's apprehension or conviction for a litany of alleged crimes, including hostage taking, murder, and terrorist activities.
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It would appear as if these attacks were retaliation for the apprehension of Salah Abdeslam, the architect of the recent Paris murders, and an ardent Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) supporter.
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The CME Group and Cboe Global Markets, the companies behind two major futures exchanges, hope to capitalize on the interest and apprehension surrounding bitcoin by offering products with a layer of government regulation.
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Today, those national treasures have been the objects of controversy, as apprehension about identity grows in the face of headlines involving foreigners and violent crime -- as well as polarizing rhetoric from the AfD.
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A local congressman has said that only "unaccompanied minors" were housed in the Tornillo facility but it was not immediately clear whether they were apprehended without adults or separated from parents after apprehension.
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Adding to apprehension ahead of the weekend meeting were comments from a U.S. official, who said White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, who has advocated a tougher trade stance with China, would attend.
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"Ptl Scarberry made his first apprehension today, taking this masked bandit into custody with assistance of Sgt Collins and several neighborhood residents," the Milton Police Department wrote in a Facebook post on Monday.
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Yet what's weirder than El Chapo's doubly cinematic apprehension is that this isn't the first time a kingpin has gotten himself into trouble because he wanted to make a movie about his life.
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Due to the size and makeup of the group, two transports were needed to move the aliens to the nearest Border Patrol station which is 90 miles away from the point of apprehension.
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We Italians here are very concerned — there is great apprehension in the Italian community in London and everything seems surreal to us, particularly after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's speech on Thursday, March 12.
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The cohort of friends and lovers in Makkai's novel live in a constant state of morbid apprehension, first awaiting their test results and then, if the news is bad, awaiting their initial symptoms.
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In upper-middle-class families, where young women have gone abroad for school and have embraced the opportunities to work that are also relatively new in the kingdom, the apprehension is largely psychological.
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