Fraenger in 1947, and refuted, but suspicions have arisen periodically,
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In its place has arisen a restless and unhappy country.
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Yet disputes have arisen over the national tabulation of votes.
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It is not the first time this question has arisen.
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Dark Arisen is an expanded version of the original game.
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The slavery issue is gone, but new issues have arisen.
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From this goodness has arisen the strength of this nation.
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And with the election of Trump, that need has arisen.
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Instead, the mutations seem to have arisen through ordinary aging.
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But concerns over the ship's sanitary measures have already arisen.
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But lately, a serious obstacle to its purpose has arisen.
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Qassim Suleimani of Iran, such questions have arisen once again.
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Hronopoulos is aware of the issues that arisen around deepfakes.
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That's happened to an extent, but other problems have arisen.
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That specter of the sort of sham library really hasn't arisen.
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Some exceptions have arisen for women who've said they were raped.
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But he is frustrated that religion has arisen in the campaign.
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Entire social movements have arisen to protest the inflexibility of currency.
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With so much confusion over the "liberal" label, alternatives have arisen.
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Instead, a cult of victimhood has arisen around the culture wars.
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This issue as categorized in this article has not even arisen.
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Still, frictions have arisen between Mr Modi and his alma mater.
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"Doubts have arisen," said the voice on the line, with embarrassment.
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But where regulatory barriers have been removed, logistical ones have arisen.
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Similar tensions have arisen in mergers involving Yahoo, Williams and Cigna.
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The "Goldberg" project seems to have arisen from a historical misunderstanding.
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Now, that relationship has soured as serious criminal charges have arisen.
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Not all of the enthusiasm appears to have arisen organically, however.
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By the 1970s, however, a new set of circumstances had arisen.
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Few, if any, problems have arisen in other cities, they said.
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Similarly, the Arisen of Dragon's Dogma is part of a vast calculus of which they are but a tiny part, and during the game we meet a few characters who have been the Arisen in the past.
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But this dispute has arisen precisely because the government hasn't done so.
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Net — The various movements that have arisen online—Anonymous, Demand Progress, etc.
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The #mprraccoon has arisen from his nap and is climbing again. pic.twitter.
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Recently, quality and safety concerns have arisen regarding the beloved Italian cheese.
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Along that path a new ambitious heir to the throne has arisen.
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Recently a dispute has arisen regarding compliance with some settlement agreement terms.
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"This whole situation, the fact that it's arisen, is laughable," he said.
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A new constitution has repeatedly arisen as a central demand of protesters.
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Sticking points have arisen, from a corporate tax rate to estate taxes.
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Allegations of intelligence gathering by Erdogan supporters have arisen elsewhere in Europe.
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Questions have also arisen about whether other women were paid hush money.
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And similar controversies have arisen on other college campuses across the nation.
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Struts is a popular web software, but security issues have frequently arisen.
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" Mueller says that doing so would "alleviate the misunderstandings that have arisen.
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This isn't the first time questions have arisen about the Brancusi's future.
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What challenges have arisen in dealing with that infrastructure as TV changes?
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Over the past 10 years, a new trend has arisen from the vlogosphere.
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It was called off, with the local government citing "circumstances that have arisen".
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Mr Graeber constructs some elaborate theories as to why this problem has arisen.
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But while the small, post-mounted box has disappeared, other configurations have arisen.
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It was called off, with the local government citing "circumstances that have arisen".
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Three Republican candidates have arisen as frontrunners in a field of eight contenders.
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Durant has quashed inquiries about his future plans whenever the subject has arisen.
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Controversy has also arisen over allowing militant groups to participate in the poll.
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Populist movements have arisen in that yawning space, from Brexit to American insurgents.
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That situation has already arisen twice in the two weeks since that statement.
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The first successful networked, borderless, transnational political coalition has arisen, and guess what?
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But now, a few theories have arisen from the GoT stans on Reddit.
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Some parents were expressing frustration that the situation had arisen to begin with.
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"Anything that would have arisen could have been taken care of," he said.
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Questions have arisen over Beijing's strategy of quarantining more cities in central China.
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Similar problems have arisen in countries like Peru, Chile, Argentina, Panama and Honduras.
|
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However, Guterres alluded to some conflicts that have arisen since Trump took office.
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That reflects the economic questions that have arisen as the epidemic has spread.
|
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Yet, immediate opposition for this commonsense proposal has arisen from the left. Why?
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It is among China's most popular apps, although significant privacy concerns have arisen.
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Donald Trump wouldn't have arisen if it was in competition with John Kerry.
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This trend hasn't arisen out of nowhere — but there's a reason it feels new.
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Councils insist that no conflict has arisen so far, but the potential surely exists.
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The first trailer for Hellboy has arisen and it honestly looks like a lot.
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No legal or practical problems have arisen in the absence of such a definition.
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Once the Arisen becomes the Seneschal, they have a choice in front of them.
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The government swiftly reversed the change, saying it had arisen from a clerical error.
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Prohibitive imports The crisis has arisen from a collision of local and global factors.
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Murder charges aren't brought lightly, and troubling matters had arisen in pre-trial hearings.
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"These are problems which have never arisen before," he said in the Berkeley interview.
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"A situation has arisen in which there is no authority at all," Putin said.
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Clinton and questions about his finances that have arisen since he left the race.
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As new technologies have transformed many aspects of daily life, new questions have arisen.
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Clinton and the F.B.I. No charges have arisen from that examination, which is continuing.
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DuBravac said that fears of a transportation bottleneck have arisen thanks to the outbreak.
|
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But as impressive as the museum itself is the vitriolic debate that has arisen.
|
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The continuing dispute has arisen at a time of flux for the development community.
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Instead, a new alternative has arisen: Canadian musician Grimes and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
|
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Several conspiracy theories have arisen over Epstein's death, questioning whether it was a suicide.
|
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Starbucks has been the biggest player in the category, but other challengers have arisen.
|
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As the investigation has unfolded, a different conflict of interest for Mueller has arisen, which is that serious questions have arisen about whether the integrity of the FBI itself was seriously compromised during the time when James Comey was the FBI director.
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Historically, tensions have arisen between the Saudi royal family and the ultra-austere religious establishment.
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"A fantastic opportunity has arisen to take over the Asda FM airwaves," reads the advert.
|
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As the dust settles, a generation of artists has arisen, among them the beatmaker Sufyvn.
|
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But as vacancies have arisen, the Trump administration has refused to let them be filled.
|
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I do, however, want to clarify an assertion that has arisen in the media coverage.
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It's this crazy thing of a fandom on my social media that's arisen from it.
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What we do know is that this problem has arisen after almost every recent disaster.
|
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But recently, many situations have arisen in which unspoken thankfulness has turned to unabashed hostility.
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Questions have also arisen about the level of cooperation between the federal and state authorities.
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Similar concerns have arisen around the work of foreign-funded consultants in the health system.
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Had India been granted home rule earlier, the question of partition might never have arisen.
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The photo has become famous, and dispute has arisen about who exactly is in it.
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These same kinds of questions have arisen, and will arise, around dozens of other problems.
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But over the past several months, tensions have arisen between Pompeo and the career staff.
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In fact, the proposal appears to have arisen from such situations, according to the Post.
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The question of whether it was an accident or a deliberate sucker punch has arisen.
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An aversion to the word "supremacy" has also arisen because of the racial and political implications.
|
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Many problems that have plagued mainstream platforms, like fake news, have arisen due to outbound links.
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Some might be more willing to investigate the controversies that have arisen, such as with Russia.
|
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Farrukh Akbar's "Olympus Arisen" (2018) is a comment on the problematic relationship between humans and technology.
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When it comes to agritech, alternative production models have also arisen to cater to consumers' preferences.
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Both questions have arisen as a result of local issues, in particular, a scarcity of manpower.
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It is improbable that this was the first occasion in history something like NOTCH2NL has arisen.
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Even as it was happening, I kept wondering about whether any real security threat had arisen.
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When we saw the call for a SOMArts Curatorial Residency, we knew our opportunity had arisen.
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Yeah. A lot of these things have arisen because the policy world didn't figure it out.
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Being a Medicaid beneficiary is a gift that has arisen out of a series of curses.
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The occasional spat or tiff has arisen, but nothing constituting anything close to a trade war.
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The IRS hasn't provided guidance on several crypto-related tax issues that have arisen since 2014.
|
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Yet no constituency has arisen to defend the internationalist foreign policy that his critics yearn for.
|
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The idea that some people die from an "MDMA allergy" has arisen as a potential explanation.
|
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Mr. Kelly declined to discuss questions that have arisen about security clearances since Mr. Porter resigned.
|
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In the process, a powerful idea has arisen to form the basis of modern scientific research.
|
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Similar allegations have arisen that Huawei employees helped the Algerian government eavesdrop on its political opponents.
|
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But so far, the most dramatic consequences have arisen from where the strike happened — in Iraq.
|
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But Leno said there's at least one positive that has arisen from the current political climate.
|
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Historically, conflicts have occasionally arisen between artists and the politicians who use or support their songs.
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A narrative has arisen in response suggesting that incompetence is at the root of these decisions.
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Two big pushes for change have arisen from the Brock Turner case — each one sorely misguided.
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"Recently a dispute has arisen regarding compliance with some settlement agreement terms," Conway said in a statement.
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The question of who owns the rights to an actor's digital likeness has already arisen in reality.
|
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If the Seneschal was the conspiratorial enemy, then the Arisen can destroy that whole mode of engagement.
|
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The President has defined his opponents before one has arisen from the gathering mass of Democratic challengers.
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And at the same time, a security issue had arisen with the site, requiring his immediate attention.
|
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A new premium category has also arisen, led by Apple's first entry into the space, the HomePod.
|
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So if reinvention has found brands as diverse as Pabst Blue Ribbon, Cadillac has also arisen anew.
|
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This appears to be at the core of the debate that has arisen amongst fans and readers.
|
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But this year, household debt has arisen as another area of concern about financial leverage in China.
|
|
Feature How a strange new class of media outlet has arisen to take over our news feeds.
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The whole question has arisen for the governing coalition because it flirts with these kinds of politics.
|
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Suspicions have arisen that the Dolphins could be willing to lose so they get higher draft picks.
|
|
Although epidemics have arisen during all of human history, they now seem to be on the rise.
|
|
Ryan also noted the possibility of another environmental issue, though it hasn&apost arisen yet: mercury fuel.
|
|
The current tensions over Manchester are the latest public expression of an issue that has arisen before.
|
|
The only truly transparent arbitration agreement is one that is voluntarily signed, after a dispute has arisen.
|
|
It has not been easy going for Wenner Media recently, and questions have arisen about its fate.
|
|
Some of the same alleged behavior — including intimidating witnesses — has also arisen in the Ukraine probe. Rep.
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Pack, some issues have arisen since we spoke, and I'm not going to raise it here today.
|
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The backstory: These situations have arisen partly for localized reasons, but also because of sweeping global trends.
|
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Click here to view original GIFA new hero of the automotive industry has arisen from Elon Musk's ashes.
|
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It's possible that shipping as ideology has arisen in part because of these imbalanced power dynamics with creators.
|
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This is at the heart of the epidemic of narcissism that has arisen over the past half century.
|
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But had it not been for Mr Erdogan, questions about Turkey's banks might not have arisen at all.
|
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Linguists, however, maintain that the diversity of native languages in the Americas could not have arisen so quickly.
|
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Our player character, our Arisen, is plainly just another cog in this machine, another spoke in this wheel.
|
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Thus far, because the debates only include Democratic candidates, that issue has not arisen to the same degree.
|
|
Paradoxically, their dilemma has arisen because of the great religious liberty that is enjoyed in the Federal Republic.
|
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It was the latest of several production issues that have arisen in the Pentagon's most expensive weapons program.
|
|
Also, complaints have arisen recently that the algorithm used to determine customers' credit limits is biased toward men.
|
|
Although new extremist organizations have arisen to take their place, they have been quickly suppressed or have collapsed.
|
|
"The way I see it, [these substances] can circumvent some of the deficiencies that have arisen," said Matzner.
|
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Fears have arisen that the two countries will spiral into a trade war that will crush global growth.
|
|
And so far, nothing else has arisen to forcefully take a stand in the Jewish fight against bigotry.
|
|
Recently a new metaphor has arisen for what we do to famous people who abuse our attention: cancellation.
|
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The goal was to assuage tensions that have arisen since Trump implemented tariffs on European steel and aluminum.
|
|
A particular controversy has arisen over the F.B.I.'s ability to use it to find information about Americans.
|
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Sympathy for the Cost Killer had arisen because he was seen as a victim of harsh Japanese justice.
|
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The CFPB also stifled emerging, non-traditional lines of credit that have arisen through advancements in financial technology.
|
|
Aragon has also announced Aragon Chain, a blockchain built specifically for Aragon, after issues with Ethereum have arisen.
|
|
New challenges have arisen with the defeat of ISIS and the winding down of the Syrian civil war.
|
|
There are now so many reported cases of microcephaly that a new problem has arisen: too many false alarms.
|
|
But now that the album is finally here, a new question has arisen: How can we listen to it?
|
|
An iPhone bug has arisen, as they do from time to time, that will render your device completely unusable.
|
|
These are some of the critical questions that have arisen, in the wake of Friday's failed coup in Turkey.
|
|
But worries had arisen long before that, with local residents saying the village had a rash of unusual cancers.
|
|
Where antitrust concerns have arisen, they chiefly concern Amazon's practice of competing against other sellers with its own brands.
|
|
Such brood parasitism has arisen independently at least three times, in the groups known as cuckoos, cowbirds and honeyguides.
|
|
Nothing in particular spurs the sudden moment of horniness, but once it's arisen, it's got to be dealt with.
|
|
As tech has expanded its market share, more and more questions have arisen about whether the market remains competitive.
|
|
Trump may to some extent be echoing grievances that would've arisen anyhow in response to things like terrorist attacks.
|
|
However, as one might expect with a series this highly esteemed, some controversy has arisen surrounding the Netflix release.
|
|
More recently, a virtual Vladimir Putin cult has arisen among religious conservatives longing for a return to cultural purity.
|
|
More than 200 corruption cases, involving nearly all major political parties, have arisen since the financial collapse in 2008.
|
|
But amidst the heightened sensitivity to sexual harassment that has arisen with the #MeToo movement, that culture is changing.
|
|
But concern had arisen in recent years about colleges that hired private companies to manage and distribute the refunds.
|
|
But within the past 20 years, new challenges have arisen that parents are still figuring out how to navigate.
|
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This could have been done five months ago and without the embarrassing episodes that have arisen along the way.
|
|
The climate debate that's arisen since Hurricane Harvey unleashed devastation on Texas has been both necessary and maddeningly predictable.
|
|
To someone unfamiliar with Jaden's environmental activism, his interest in boxed water may seem to have arisen from nowhere.
|
|
Conflicts have arisen at all scales, from the threat of a global war to the increase on femicide rates.
|
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The path to that feast is hard to travel, and metamorphosis has only arisen a few times in history.
|
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The market for new versions of the vintage Allard is vanishingly small, so it's unfortunate that conflicts have arisen.
|
|
With Mexico, a new period of confrontation has arisen, not military but surely commercial, diplomatic, strategic, social and ethnic.
|
|
Trump has certified Iran's compliance with the deal both times the congressionally mandated deadline has arisen during his presidency.
|
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In New York, a disjointed payment system, largely due to bureaucratic limitations, has arisen as if to endlessly confuse tourists.
|
|
These opportunities have arisen due to a lack of new M&A financing deals and unwavering demand from retail investors.
|
|
Of course, there are some privacy concerns to contend with, including some security issues that have arisen in recent months.
|
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Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is out now for PC, with older versions for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 available everywhere.
|
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The need has arisen to repatriate the capital from sovereign wealth funds with spillover effects occurring for global equity markets.
|
|
A (perhaps) inevitable question has arisen: What the fuck do you call a chocolate chip cookie without the chocolate chips?
|
|
However, that's changed as more venues have arisen and fixed income investors become acclimated, however slowly, to the electronic world.
|
|
In response to the exigencies of wartime collapse, Local Councils had spontaneously arisen in hundreds of liberated towns and cities.
|
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Partly because of these restrictions, a volatile subculture has arisen, with cash-only buprenorphine clinics feeding a thriving underground market.
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"As tech has expanded its market share, more and more questions have arisen about whether the market remains competitive," Rep.
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At the same time, speculation has arisen about whether he will remain for the length of his five-year contract.
|
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That PAC assumes its institutional role as mediator of the discrepancies (internal or between the co-directors) that have arisen.
|
|
Now, under Favre's successor, André Schubert, a new question has arisen: Is Johnson a defensive player or an offensive player?
|
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Björk is about to release her Arisen My Senses EP, which includes excellent remixes from Jlin and Kelly Lee Owens.
|
|
New concerns have arisen that Sharif's daughter, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, falsified documents, and Microsoft's default font was the tip off.
|
|
The first track, "Arisen My Senses," sounds like the artist emerging from a particularly long, painful period in her life.
|
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Questions have arisen about Manafort's previous work for the political party of the Kremlin-backed former Ukrainian leader, Viktor Yanukovich.
|
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In China, a number of solutions have arisen to avoid touching the buttons, according to the South China Morning Post.
|
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In the meantime, rumors had arisen that the Zika virus was not to blame for the deformed babies in Brazil.
|
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Since the first election of Richard Nixon, Supreme Court vacancies have arisen during Republican administrations at an abnormally frequent rate.
|
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Mr. Scaramucci said that his past battles with his current employer had arisen from Mr. Trump's attacks on hedge funds.
|
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Questions have also arisen over why this year's guest list was shredded the same day opposition lawmakers asked for it.
|
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"What he is doing is filling a vacuum which has obviously arisen," said Franz Müntefering, a veteran Social Democratic leader.
|
|
A veritable cottage industry has arisen among political scientists and economists in developing statistical models designed to forecast election outcomes.
|
|
So far, 530 cases, mostly involving formerly healthy young adults, have arisen across the US, and seven individuals have died.
|
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This is not a gravitational wave detection paper but one of many important results which have arisen from our observations.
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Problems have arisen(here) around structured products, complex alternative investments and mutual fund share classes designed for different client populations.
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Sometimes he or she is a city dweller for whom the need to learn has never arisen with sufficient force.
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And, as you say, the questions have arisen about how they have looked into the Trump campaign, including possibly using informants.
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Life might have arisen the moment the planet was amenable to it—the moment it cooled enough to hold liquid water.
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The question has arisen many times – most recently about Laura Ingalls Wilder, who was born in 1867 and died in 1957.
|
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With more people using titles defining themselves as financial advisors, a larger issue about the terminology investment professionals use has arisen.
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Humanity has spread to the far reaches of space, thanks to The Flow, and a new empire has arisen, the Interdependency.
|
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However, that was months ago, and doesn't necessarily squash any fears that may have arisen from Brown's heartfelt but worrying posts.
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But interesting opportunities have arisen from it, like this cool event I did in Canada recently where I spoke about cryptocurrency.
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"An issue has arisen concerning the Defendant's competency to stand trial," Gergel wrote in a court order filed on Nov. 8.
|
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Given the 69-year-old has not made a public appearance since 2014, conspiracy theories have arisen on his well-being.
|
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Television has a similar cult of the showrunner, but it's only arisen very recently, and it doesn't have the same weight.
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The case is one of the most prominent to have arisen since the #MeToo movement began to gain momentum in China.
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The author does not dwell on the challenges to oil's supremacy that have arisen lately as a result of climate change.
|
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A U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said on Thursday that no new threats had arisen from debris yet.
|
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Only 28503,22019 of this has been in the city, while the rest has arisen in boomburbs like Katy and Sugar Land.
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That's because over the last few weeks, many questions have arisen about the integrity of his staff and even Mueller himself.
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Their conversation while they waited was devoted to the difficulties that had arisen because a typeface was neither available nor obtainable.
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Data Flows The Pacific trade pact aims to address a number of issues that have arisen since previous agreements were negotiated.
|
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It was not the first time that doubts have arisen about Trump's commitment to the policies of his own policy bureaucracy.
|
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There are a number of organizations that have arisen to certify green products, but none has become universally recognized or accepted.
|
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But stories of police being called when people of color engage in fairly mundane activities have arisen all over the country.
|
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The "Scunthorpe problem" has arisen time and time again when companies, acting with good intentions, have filtered legitimate names or content.
|
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But also, looking at all the evidence, I can't get my head around how life could have only have arisen once.
|
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Such fulminations have almost always arisen from Mr. Trump's wounded pride, after he has been attacked or has suffered a setback.
|
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Humans face critical problems that have never arisen before in their history, problems of survival of organized human life on earth.
|
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Dr. Hormiga and colleagues say based on this analysis that the ability to make orb webs must have arisen multiple times.
|
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And so a new nexus of hidden interests has arisen in its place: merchants of attention — Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, etc.
|
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Maklad and delivery workers like him are at the vanguard of the "social distancing" practices that have arisen in recent weeks.
|
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This is because the tranquilizing illusions of her old life are gone, but nothing has yet arisen to take their place.
|
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While the city center seemed covered in Peroni bottles, the Macro contemporary art museum had arisen from a converted Peroni factory.
|
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The situation between Warren and Sanders is very different from those that have arisen as part of the Me Too movement.
|
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For all the signs of progress and political will, however, new challenges to implementing the accord have arisen just since December.
|
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But the requested discovery, according to the 21782nd Circuit, must have arisen from the respondent's actions in the trial judge's district.
|
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A similar theme has arisen when it comes to who will be the next actor to take on James Bond's role.
|
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Questions have also arisen over whether a gangster attended the state-funded event and why this year's invitation list was shredded.
|
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Since the President announced his intent to nominate Moore and Cain, concerns have arisen about challenges for both of their confirmations.
|
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This win was particularly notable because the match included situations called ko fights which hadn't arisen in the previous two games.
|
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A similar narrative has arisen around Komarov's sacrifice, which undoubtedly forced the Soviet space program to finally address its own dysfunction.
|
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But one question that's arisen in the wake of Hugo Barra's departure from Xiaomi is whether people outside China should even care.
|
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While the two groups generally take the same side when white nationalists come to town, conflicts have arisen over tactics and strategies.
|
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A robust critical community has arisen around gaming, with a multitude of writers taking on the social and theoretical aspects of games.
|
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Statistically, the mutation in the more recent Zika virus strains appears most likely to have arisen in May 2013, the study concluded.
|
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"A lot of these things have arisen because the policy world didn't figure it out," Buttigieg told Swisher on the upcoming podcast.
|
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However, in their place, a robust grass-roots effort has arisen to help voters determined to defeat Fidesz pick the strongest challenger.
|
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The grand finale of the game has very little to do with that giant dragon who stole the heart of the Arisen.
|
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By using a sword of self-destruction, the Arisen can (as far as I can tell) destroy the job of Seneschal altogether.
|
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"We will review the locks on the doors, and any security issue that has arisen during the course of today," he said.
|
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Since the podcast's first season, questions have arisen about Syed's innocence, as well as how effectively his lawyer represented him in trial.
|
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A similar outcry has arisen around R. Kelly, but he has not been held to the same standards by his record label.
|
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The federal government has lost 73 of 81 cases in which the issue has arisen so far, according to the Reuters analysis.
|
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They suspend, pending the approval of a safeguard plan, the payment of debts arisen prior to the opening of the safeguard proceeding.
|
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To stave off the copycats that have arisen due to the wrap's newfound popularity, she's also had to trademark the Cuddlebatz name.
|
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Amid increased attention to rising drug prices, concern has arisen that drugmakers' donations to such charities may be contributing to price inflation.
|
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But like the geodes encrusting the hammerhead, we too have arisen from minerals, stardust, and the same building blocks of the universe.
|
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So when the question has arisen in conversation my attempts at answering have been rambling, unfocused, and at times damn near stuporific.
|
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Following the recent mass shootings in Las Vegas and Texas, more questions have arisen about existing laws barring people from purchasing firearms.
|
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Since Devin Kelley killed 26 people in Sutherland Springs, Texas, questions have arisen surrounding what circumstances keep someone from purchasing a firearm.
|
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But a number of issues have arisen; debt and the finance sector should play a more important role in macro-economic modelling.
|
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Copycat designs have arisen, as they always do, but the MacBook's biggest impact so far has been within Apple's walled-in ecosystem.
|
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A new trend has arisen that sees creative-minded jewelry makers turning umbilical-cord stumps into wearable keepsakes, from rings to necklaces.
|
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In recent weeks, concerns over a potential trade war have arisen after the U.S. administration imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico and Europe.
|
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Unequal pay for women has arisen as an issue in Hollywood, Silicon Valley and for the United States women's national soccer team.
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"One must clear up misunderstandings like the ones that have evidently arisen with Italy," Kern told a joint news conference with Doskozil.
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Van de Ven said the disruption had arisen despite no change to the low-cost carrier's maintenance programs, leadership, policies or procedures.
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And that was the only outcome that was, for lack of a better word, sustainable in the context how it had arisen.
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Arisen from the moonlight, you have been loosed upon this Earth to wreak vengeance on the men who have wronged your worshippers.
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He says it was compelling because, like the conditions of those Amishand unlike other animal models – the dogs' disorder had arisen naturally.
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Her newest record opens with a track called "Arisen My Senses" where she basically layers five of these impossible takes at once.
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The few instances when blasphemy laws have been enforced in the West have arisen from attempts to police hostilities between religious communities.
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But these arguments are not genuine: The bogus "civility" argument has arisen because conservatives are losing on the content of the arguments.
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Prum believes these and similar courtship appeals in other species have arisen from a long, multigenerational, co-evolutionary conversation between mating partners.
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Croly preferred Hamilton; he believed the large businesses that had recently come to dominate American economic and political life had arisen naturally.
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"The big problem is that the IBU doesn't take it seriously or do anything about this situation that has arisen," he said.
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"We believe that this situation may have arisen largely on account of the lack of information available to stakeholders," Hero-Burman said.
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But important differences between what U.S. and Chinese officials say has been agreed upon have arisen in recent days, including about timing.
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Apparently the pregnancy rumors had arisen in the press after a quasi surprise birthday party for Johnson that DeGeneres wasn't invited to.
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Most of the disputes over the assertion of privilege that have arisen with respect to congressional testimony have been resolved through negotiation.
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Since Trump was elected, a lot of questions have arisen about the potential conflicts of interest he could face once he assumes office.
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Worse, doubt has arisen as to how well the theory really accounts for GW150914, which is supposed to be its main success story.
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An industry has arisen in which producers who want to make money selling music can do just that—at the expense of identity.
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"Questions have also arisen concerning potentially manipulative transactions in the company's stock in November 2017," the SEC said in a Monday press release.
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From the ashes of Fisker has arisen a rebranded company named Karma, with the $130k 2017 Revero serving as its six-figure Messiah.
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This is the latest of several production issues that have arisen in the 17-year history of the Pentagon's most expensive weapons program.
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Francis's initial response to the allegations that had arisen in Chile bore unwelcome similarity to the handling of such cases under his predecessors.
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But one major sticking point has already arisen: Which legal body will have jurisdiction over decisions that will inevitably arise in immigration cases?
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Remarkably, this gene—which appears in a quarter of all Samoans—may have arisen in the population as they colonized the South Pacific.
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Please note the years-long gaps between most of these breakout shows, and the fact a new one hasn't arisen in four years.
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Questions have arisen over why warning systems appeared to have failed after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Indonesia on Friday.
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The gathering will also discuss difficulties that have arisen within some alliance vehicle and powertrain programmes since the scandal erupted, one source said.
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This is the second occasion in as many months that the subject of EB-5 visas has arisen in connection with Kushner Companies.
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One glaring issue that has arisen from the Kelley case is how domestic violence is recorded under Uniform Code of Military Justice guidelines.
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These challenges have arisen thanks to series of scandals and blunders as well the campaigning talents of both Mr Biss and Ms Ives.
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Now, with subsidized goods in very short supply in the crisis-ridden country, new tensions have arisen precisely because the border is closed.
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But now, a furor has arisen over whether it is time to add a more surprising line to her résumé: Bulgarian secret agent.
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A statue of Cuauhtémoc, the last Aztec emperor, stands on a pedestal overseeing the new city that had arisen on the ancient Tenochtitlán.
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Videgaray's relationship with Kushner was a main safety valve that lowered tensions that had arisen gradually between Freeland and Lighthizer, the source said.
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Questions have arisen over the validity of its growth figures ever since statisticians a year ago changed the way they calculate India's GDP.
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The agency added that the case had arisen from a corruption complaint and that the inquiries that followed revealed Mr. Leung's suspected offense.
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Beyond these policy questions, the Senate must scrutinize the legitimate and troubling questions that have arisen about Barr's impartiality on the Mueller investigation.
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In the past, Vibrio infections have arisen after people swam in the Chesapeake Bay or came into contact with seafood from those waters.
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But as for new applications of the technology… — well, thankfully, largely orthogonal to the crypto/ICO bubble, a few have in fact arisen.
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But more recently, doubts have arisen over Trump's ability to deliver on the agenda as the effort to repeal Obamacare grew more rancorous.
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Here are a few for Judge Kavanaugh, drawn only from the allegations that have arisen in the weeks since his initial confirmation hearings.
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"Confusion has arisen as both states and the federal government attempt to rapidly secure (personal protective equipment) and testing supplies," the lawmakers wrote.
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The restaurateur was behind on the rent, and a dispute had arisen over who was responsible for the replacement of a nearby pier.
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Built to Flood A new economy has arisen in the suburbs of Houston battered by storms: the buying and selling of flooded homes.
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Within Washington, an odd revisionism has arisen around Mr. Trump's previous set of strikes, meant to explain why they produced little tangible benefit.
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Amidst the plan to shutter the prison, controversy has arisen as the Mayor's office announces its plans for the new NYC jail system.
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The broader meetings will discuss difficulties that have arisen within some alliance vehicle and powertrain programs since the scandal erupted, one source said.
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But in the century hence, many misconceptions have arisen about that pandemic, and dispelling them will help improve the response to COVID-19.
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The chocolate myth may have arisen, Dr. Gelfand suggested, because the premonitory phase before a migraine attack often induces a craving for sweets.
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This trend has arisen largely as an attempt to rationalize various forms of inequality, often in terms of an "oppression" or "victimhood" narrative.
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"The problems that have since arisen are much more serious than whether the bill is withdrawn or not," said Ms. Cheung, a nurse.
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Author Sarah Wells details the "moments of cultural confusion" that have arisen in her relationship with a partner from a different cultural background.
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A whole host of issues that have arisen between the three nations were never even imagined by the negotiators of the existing agreement.
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The states recently considering the issue differ from earlier adopters, and as opposition from some longtime adversaries has softened, new obstacles have arisen.
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Similar issues have arisen in the last few months for the bank, which was once considered the most admired of America's financial giants.
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The risk of European irrelevance has arisen due to: America's shifting strategies — first Obama's pivot to Asia and now Trump's disregard for alliances.
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Never before, however, has an entire political apparatus arisen to systematically engineer a more dependable Supreme Court over the course of a generation.
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The few regulatory disputes that have arisen in Europe have mostly involved big telecom companies that steer users to Facebook and other services.
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"This is not the first time that questions have arisen regarding potential interference by this administration in antitrust law enforcement," the lawmakers said.
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In this void has arisen a network of black cars and dollar vans, which shuttle scores of residents to the nearest transit hubs.
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"(The council) is extremely concerned about the questions that have arisen from, and on account of this judgement," said Director General, Mrs Dupe Atoki.
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As a result, a new class of products, home assistants, like Amazon's Alexa-enabled products and Google Home, have arisen as power-connected alternatives.
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"My job is to visit patients and assess depression or anxiety that may have arisen as part of the [treatment]," Folbrecht, 49, tells PEOPLE.
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In the belly of the Twitter building, a perfect metaphor has arisen for the loggerheads at which tech and its neighbors frequently find themselves.
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But it has arisen in disputes between Russia and Ukraine and between Qatar and several of its neighbours, as well as in Trump's tariffs.
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That conclusion has arisen partly because the oversight board found that the metadata programme did not add anything to the NSA's understanding of terrorism.
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Some important issues to consider in BCPs include how to handle fear and xenophobia that have arisen due to concerns over the novel coronavirus.
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In her episode, Lanfear wanted to explore some of the unusual animal behaviors that have arisen in the arctic over the past few years.
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Economic walls have fallen, but new ones have arisen—walls separating different value systems that seem impossible for the continent's "semi-hegemon" to remove.
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That path eventually takes the Arisen to the throne of the Seneschal, a god figure who seemingly controls all of time, space, and creation.
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Arriva, Denmark&aposs largest bus operator, has many Muslims employees among its 3,500-person workforce and said Tuesday no problems have arisen during Ramadan.
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However, unexpected tax bills have already arisen for people who have had their student debt discharged after death or because they are permanently disabled.
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Now that Madonna is 60, and still backed by millions of fans, the opportunity has arisen for her to scandalise the public once again.
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And apart from the dangerous real-life harassment that has arisen as a consequence of Jones's broadcasts, there's the harassment that Jones initiates himself.
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These challenges would not have arisen nor been as acute had we not been suffering a major slowdown of productivity growth since the 1970s.
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"The court does not believe that this has arisen to the level, at this point, of a mistrial," Conen said, CNN affiliate WTMJ reported.
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Now, at last, a valid alternative has arisen: the radical notion of letting aid recipients decide how to spend the money allocated to them.
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Disparities in care might have arisen in that region for any number of reasons, and blame can't be assigned entirely to the Tuskegee study.
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Doubts over the adequacy of China's GMO regulation have arisen following media reports that some food products are not labeled as containing GMO ingredients.
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Later studies, performed with more sophisticated methods and with animal tumors that had arisen more "naturally," confirmed that tumors continually shed cells into circulation.
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Certain aspects of the situation which has arisen seem to call for watchfulness and, if necessary, quick action on the part of the Administration.
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As he has aged, questions have arisen about both a successor and the long-term stability of Uzbekistan, a strategically placed Central Asian country.
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Friction with the United States has also arisen from the indictment last month by a U.S. court of Turkey's former economy minister Zafer Caglayan.
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The bank's chief executive, Tidjane Thiam, could have done so five months ago, and without the embarrassing goofs that have arisen along the way.
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Amid discussions of Scotland's own relationship to the European Union after Brexit, questions have arisen on the economic implications of a Catalonia-Spain split.
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But it now appears other issues have arisen in connection to his management of the White House medical office, according to the Washington Post.
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Troubles had arisen with CETA, Mr. Gabriel said, because some protesters had confused it with T.T.I.P. "I think that's a great mistake," he added.
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"There has arisen what lawyers from time to time do, and that is engage in the practice of a throwaway question," Judge Walls said.
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And now with PrEP, a potentially enormous new group of patients has arisen: H.I.V.-negative people who are at risk for catching the virus.
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Since the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991, several new countries have arisen after years of war, such as in former Yugoslavia.
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The Post reported that new concerns about his management of the White House medical office had arisen, citing officials who declined to provide details.
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" • Talks continue today in Washington, "but it remains uncertain whether the two sides can bridge the differences that have arisen over the past week.
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The department initiated the investigation itself, a rare step, in May 2018 based on concerns that had arisen during previous investigations at the school.
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Karin Olofsdotter, Sweden's ambassador to the United States, said in a telephone interview on Thursday that she was concerned about "misunderstandings" that had arisen.
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Amid increased attention to rising drug prices, concern has arisen that donations from drugmakers to patient-assistance groups may be contributing to price inflation.
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The political will Mr. Wolshon cited has arisen, in large part, from the two defining, and very different, disasters of the century: the Sept.
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The move could scale back inspections of auditors, critics fearQuestions have already arisen about how independent and free from outside influence the PCAOB is.
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The 11th Circuit could become the first federal appeals court to issue a binding ruling on the issue, which has arisen in several states.
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As disagreement has arisen over Greece's fiscal targets, debt relief and promised reforms, fears have grown that Europe could face a new financial crisis.
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Two red flags — principles that were deemed important to democracy, but in which the United States is underperforming — have arisen during the Trump administration.
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"I have accepted as mine the State of Israel, the form of the new Jewish community that has arisen," he reportedly told a friend.
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On the left, different explanations have arisen: Harris and Warren were not harmed by endorsing single-payer but by walking back their initial endorsements.
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Every time that speculation has arisen, Campbell — and the family that together comprises its largest shareholders — has opted to keep it a family heirloom.
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There's no true guide to impeachment because each one in American history has been wildly different and arisen amid different circumstances and political climates.
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However, subtle but important differences between what U.S. and Chinese officials say has been agreed upon have arisen in recent days, including about timing.
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"Whilst remaining in compliance with Thailand's ... laws, systematic exploitation of migrant workers has arisen in Cal-Comp's migrant worker recruitment channels," the report read.
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The political angle: Speculation ensued that the report had arisen out of the closeness of The Enquirer's chief, David Pecker, to the White House.
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But it has arisen in disputes between Russia and Ukraine and between Qatar and several of its neighbors, as well as in Trump's tariffs.
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The 'gig economy' cases have arisen out of organisations' opting to offer people ad hoc employment, zero hours contracts and no opportunity for job security.
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That said, there are some real ideological affinities between Putin's Russia and the new, Trump-esque populist movements that have arisen on the European right.
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Given the severity of the North Korean threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
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"Part of the public opinion, some politicians want to accuse Poland of complicity in Holocaust and this is a problem which has arisen," he added.
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"All parties should engage constructively to address and resolve issues that have arisen with respect to the JCPOA," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The current situation has arisen not as a result of Democratic overreach but because the facts increasingly indicate that the President has committed impeachable violations.
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And, although CTVT could have arisen on the Asian side of the Bering Bridge, perhaps the emergence of transmissible cancer itself even played a role.
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It started off certainly as apolitical, but has become sort of Trumpian and there's a loud Trumpian voice that's arisen there in the last year.
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But safety issues on such vehicles have arisen before, notably after a wreck on Long Island in July 2015 in which four women were killed.
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Epidemic has arisen as one of the benefactors of that wave by making it easier for creators to find the legal content that they need.
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"New concerns have arisen which are now the subject of further, high-priority investigation by Europol," he added in the letter, without providing further details.
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A new industry of pop-up journals, often with fake credentials, has arisen to ensure that no fledgling manuscript fails to find a citable home.
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The conflict may have arisen from an argument over withheld payment and employee mistreatment at the call center that sells vacation packages, the official said.
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In the context of the article, we're meant to understand that his case is some new kind of censorship that's arisen in our connected world.
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At these 90-generation break points the researchers also sampled each line to look for any genetic mutations that had arisen in the intervening period.
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Flood House also fits into the greater trend of floating architecture; many of those structures have similarly arisen out of concerns about rising sea levels.
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Many of the most high-profile cases of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party have arisen in debates about the politics of the Middle East.
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This is hardly the first time questions of bias have arisen in the realm of machine learning and AI — and it won't be the last.
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The question has arisen as the country emerges from a series of unusually high-profile commemorative events to mark the 200th anniversary of Marx's birth.
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A common goal of defeating the Republican candidate, and a resurgent identity as Democrats, seemed to undo animosities even more quickly than they had arisen.
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The restrictions have also arisen at a time of renewed emphasis on the assimilation of people from immigrant backgrounds and amid rising fears of terrorism.
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The issue in Austria has arisen as numerous allegations of sexual harassment in entertainment, business, politics and sport have been made worldwide in recent months.
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Among the many mysteries to have arisen in the aftermath of the death of Jeffrey Epstein—Did he die by suicide or was he murdered?
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Having arisen from California around the 1950s, skateboarding became a rebellious response to the mainstream, developing a street culture community so often blackballed by society.
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Both of them, at times, have seen their message of bucking conventions obscured by their outsized personae and the narratives that have arisen around them.
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Accusations have arisen that Comey violated the Hatch Act, engaging in partisan politics as a government employee, an offense for which he could be fired.
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Reuters reported Tuesday that the deal had unraveled at the 11th hour, saying that security concerns had arisen, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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Amy Meyers, director of the Yale Center, said the idea for the show had arisen after Mr. Als gave a talk about Ms. Paul there.
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One after another they fall injured and limp down the alley to their locker room only to reappear later as if arisen from the crypt.
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But in a rapidly changing world, the fundamentals that were useful decades ago may be obsolete now; more important, new essential skills may have arisen.
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One query that has arisen is how much Dell's debt interest payments will hit its bottom line under the tax overhaul, which limits their deductibility.
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Speculation has arisen in the capital that Dr. Blasey, who had already been reluctant to come forward, may ultimately decline to testify, at least publicly.
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In the flurry of cases that have arisen during the 21st century, most convicted defendants were sentenced to one to three and a half years.
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To the Editor: I would like to correct a misapprehension that may have arisen from Ari Berman's review of my book, "Against Elections" (April 15).
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This is a vital question because a well-funded machinery ready to harass journalists and academics has arisen in the space beyond First Amendment litigation.
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Lagos said that although things are improving for some people, tensions have arisen due to the speed at which different groups in society are advancing.
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Terry Nebelsick, the superintendent of the Huron School District, said no issues have arisen since the policy was implemented in 2015, attesting to its effectiveness.
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These issues have arisen because the DOE could not simply take the Cold War-era plans, dust off old equipment, rehire employees, and get started.
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The guidelines come two months after a high-level meeting to address some of the problems that have arisen as a result of China's rapid urbanization.
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Instead, Ringelstein is hoping to tap into the wave of support for the DSA that has arisen after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated longtime New York Rep.
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The urgent question now, then, is the same one that would have arisen had her majority been much larger: can Mrs von der Leyen build bridges?
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State policies limiting prosecution for drinking during pregnancy, meanwhile, may have arisen in places where lots of pregnant women were prosecuted for drinking previously, Roberts said.
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In recent years, Thailand has been riven by rivalry between the old, royalist-military establishment and populist forces that have arisen in conjunction with economic growth.
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Obama and Biden's choice for their lunch date may have arisen from more than their desire to support veterans or indulge in ham and cheese sandwiches.
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Critics argue in particular that "contaminating" other planets with terrestrial life in this way risks altering, or even destroying, any life that has arisen there independently.
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In the past year, the stock has been absolutely crushed, as major questions have arisen as to whether people basically need to buy new GoPro cameras.
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Release at this time would alleviate the misunderstandings that have arisen and would answer congressional and public questions about the nature and outcome of our investigation.
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"An issue has arisen concerning the Defendant's competency to stand trial," according to a court order filed late Tuesday by U.S. District Court Judge Richard Gergel.
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Alternatives have arisen, including calling for a single state for both peoples between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean, but haven&apost gained a mass following.
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In the last few years, a new wave of startups has arisen, attempting to perfect door-to-door delivery and disrupt the $650 billion grocery market.
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Too many accounts have arisen of inconsistent counts, untrained and overwhelmed volunteers, confused voters, cramped precinct locations, a lack of voter registration forms and other problems.
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The third wave of mortality has arisen from fentanyl, fentanyl analogues, and other synthetic opioids of illicit supply, climbing slowly at first, but dramatically after 240.
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When disputes have arisen, either through an honest mistake or in an attempt to test the waters, the situations have been resolved quickly and without incident.
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But the scientific standard used in this sort of work is to have only one chance in 20 that a result could have arisen by chance.
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A discipline called neuroaesthetics that has arisen in recent years might provide answers to these and other questions about how our brains make sense of art.
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It was the early '90s – which is sad, because you'd think, with women being nearly 51 percent of the population, the conversation would have arisen sooner.
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Business Insider spoke to experts who described the challenges and opportunities that have arisen for market liquidity, stock picking, and the core process of investing itself.
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Uncertainty has also arisen over who will succeed Lee when he steps aside before the next general election, which must be held before January 15, 2021.
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Questions have already arisen about AT&T's grand plans for a formidable business empire with its purchase of Time Warner, which was announced over the weekend.
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Where the Supreme Court has made its worst mistakes, the problems have arisen often not from a lack of intelligence but from a failure of empathy.
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But I'd also like to know what you think about a debate that seems to have arisen between the film's early boosters and its sharpest critics.
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It's something that has arisen in response to the onslaught of information that makes it so that few people pause and really, truly look at art.
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White House officials said talks would resume today, but it's unclear whether the two sides can bridge the differences that have arisen over the past week.
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Throughout this season a number of theories have arisen when it comes to who Peter will choose or not choose, or even who he's gotten pregnant.
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Day in day out, we are not only supporting the law enforcement bodies, we are also acting responsibly to deal with other issues that have arisen.
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While it remains unclear whose bidding Mr. Denisultanov-Kurmakayev may have been doing, it was not the first time his name had arisen in similar circumstances.
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Nonetheless, a new movement, sympathetic to Logue's old dream of massive building even at the price of remaking neighborhoods, has arisen in the past few years.
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The Economic Times (ET) reported that serious differences had arisen between the airline's co-founders that could have an impact on the functioning of the company.
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The hiring of Ms. Reynolds appeared at least in part designed to answer concerns that have arisen about the unusually long disruption to White House tours.
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Of course, environmental activism isn't new, and these are just the groups that have arisen over the past few years, pushed into action by climate panic.
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I appreciate that's very painful, but if I was sitting at the BBC, I'd be thinking quite long and hard about how that situation had arisen.
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"But generally speaking anything that brings order to the system of blocking that has sporadically arisen at various times is an excellent idea," the source said.
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Meanwhile, the physical installation of Show Mein remains intentionally the same as conceived "for the purposes of furthering the discussions that have arisen," Cambron told Hyperallergic.
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That may give you a clue as to the tensions that have arisen among family members as they begin the legal wrangling over Prince's estate and fortune.
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Speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive internal deliberations, they said two complications had arisen about using evidence about that group in the habeas case.
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Italy's financial turmoil is "self-made" and would not have arisen if the government had complied with EU recommendations, a leading European think thank has told CNBC.
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Since much of the polling data has come in, a lot of speculation has arisen around the slim margin with which Trump won the pivotal swing states.
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No major crises have arisen, you took an extra long lunch break, and you've been rocking out to Lady Gaga's latest album while finishing up your spreadsheet.
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New internal hurdles have arisen for the work at hand, as formerly routine matters from informational webinars to enforcement actions now need approval from the administrator's office.
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"The unique nature of the incidents has been a complicating factor in answering definitively many of the questions that have arisen," a State Department spokesperson told me.
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The unlawful entry by Zhang is the latest in a string of security issues that have arisen at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort since he took office.
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"Signs of short-term downside exhaustion have arisen in the technology sector and European equity benchmarks, supporting a few days of stabilization in those areas," she said.
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From the dawn of civilization to today, complex societies have arisen through the interplay of particular cultures and technologies over generations in an interlinked fashion, Tainter said.
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Both of those challenges remain real (indeed a third previously unforeseen threat has arisen in the form of low-cost long-haul competitors such as Norwegian Air).
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But halfway through the procedure, Squier was informed that complications had arisen and that an ambulance was on the way to take her daughter to the hospital.
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But NASA is working toward a December 2019 date, since none of the risks the agency identified have arisen yet, according to NASA acting administrator Robert Lightfoot.
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And it marks the latest in a series of public health and safety problems that have arisen from the epidemic, affecting both those with and without homes.
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In June, OPEC and its partners will decide whether to continue to curb their production, although concerns have arisen over Russia's willingness to stick with the cuts.
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Audience Q&As, a longtime staple of the panel format, offer attendees the chance to ask thoughtful questions that may have arisen during the discussion they attended.
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Given the number of issues that have arisen as scooters become increasingly popular, improved safety measures are bound to be in the news in the year ahead.
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Tensions have arisen between Uyghurs and the Han, the predominant ethnic group in China, who have migrated to Xinjiang in large numbers over the past 60 years.
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" National Law Journal: "The move signals that Mueller is seeking advice on the complexities that have arisen already in the investigations, including what constitutes obstruction of justice.
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Unlike those issues, which stemmed from Wells Fargo trying to generate more revenue from customers, the frozen accounts appear to have arisen from an abundance of caution.
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Various small issues have arisen during testing and a Government Accountability Office report, like a cabling mishap that created a tear in the immense folding sun shield.
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Think tanks have arisen around the cyber conflict, too, such as the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research Lab, which promotes itself on Twitter with the hashtag #digitalsherlocks.
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Questions over the Boeing plane have arisen amid similarities with the crash of a Lion Air 737 Max plane in Indonesia last October that killed 189 people.
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Closer to (Fightland's) home, questions have arisen about the legal status of UFC middleweight contender Gegard Mousasi, who has Dutch citizenship but who was born in Iran.
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Researchers earlier had claimed that Isua rocks had a chemical composition indicative of life, but critics said this mix of chemicals could have arisen through natural processes.
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Today, however, Japan is one of Palau's closest partners and a new contest has arisen over control of the nearby South China Sea and Strait of Taiwan.
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While the two duke it out in court over the order, a bipartisan consensus has arisen that Congress must settle the broader debate before the courts do.
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Those might have arisen only after treatment started, so might not have been seen in the tumor biopsy, which is usually taken at the time of diagnosis.
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Just a month after the royal family made an awkward mix-up with baby Archie's christening photos, another embarrassing situation has arisen for the palace's press team.
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He also said he wouldn't roll back allowing LGBT troops to serve openly, unless a service chief presents him with a problem that's arisen from those policies.
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The ANA's report also highlighted the many conflicts of interests that have arisen as the global advertising industry has consolidated into just a handful of holding companies.
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But even as risks and challenges have arisen, top executives aren't shying away from continued investment in a number of areas, including cybersecurity, digital infrastructure and innovation.
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But questions have arisen lately that the central bank may be raising at the wrong time as economic growth remains soft and inflation holds around 1.4 percent.
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An exciting new opportunity has arisen that will allow me to apply what I've learnt here and I'll be able to share more details with you soon.
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In addition, Mr. Peña Nieto might have surmised that any deals the two men had brokered would likely have arisen during judicial proceedings in the United States.
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As the mayor nears a decision on the race, new questions have arisen over his efforts to raise money from donors who do business with the city.
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Beyond the important issues of safety and liberty are massive financial issues that have now arisen and will continue to arise as a result of the coronavirus.
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The movements that have arisen to honor the dignity of both women — movements to end mass incarceration and mass deportation — are separate streams feeding the same river.
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A transnational oligarchy has arisen, with secretive business partnerships tying, for instance, Wilbur Ross, Mr. Trump's commerce secretary, to the family of President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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However, trade tensions between the two countries have arisen after the US filed a lawsuit in 2018 against India at the World Trade Organization for subsidizing exports.
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In New York, the issue has arisen with Representative Peter King, a 14-term Republican congressman who represents parts of Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island.
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Because Google's store for apps using its Android operating system is blocked in China, a large number of third-party stores have arisen to take its place.
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Ms. Martin said it was difficult to track how many lawsuits had arisen from the Time's Up campaign in the roughly five months since it was started.
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A senior intelligence official said that problems had arisen when analysts queried the raw repository of emails gathered via the upstream program looking for information about Americans.
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Issues surrounding the charities have been a secondary concern, the official said, but now that two incidents have arisen, the Trumps are turning their attention to them.
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As this backpacker brand of tourism expanded, questions have arisen about whether allowing visitors to stay alongside Maldivians would chip away at religious tradition on the islands.
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"We see the situation that has arisen in Denmark as very serious and that a Norwegian citizen of Iranian background is suspected in this case," she added.
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While South Dakota is the state where forced catheterization has drawn the most attention recently, the state where the issue has arisen most often could be Indiana.
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At the same time, new doubts have arisen about a conference organized by the Oil Ministry scheduled for February in London, where the contract was to be presented.
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In June, the producer group and others will decide whether to continue to curb their production, although concerns have arisen over Russia's willingness to stick with the cuts.
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Amid increased attention to rising drug prices in the United States, concern has arisen that donations from drugmakers to patient-assistance groups may be contributing to price inflation.
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If it can fix some of the problems that have arisen over the past decade, it will have a better chance of convincing all its citizens of that.
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Stocks' response could also depend on how much prices already reflect the decision and if any other major market-sensitive issues such as weakening economic data have arisen.
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Somewhat apocalyptic warnings of a "day of reckoning" from Carl Icahn and renewed central bank risk (from Japan's lack of action) are two immediate issues that have arisen.
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There's the Duke who, once we slay the dragon, is withered into old age and accuses the Arisen of being part of another conspiracy to take political power.
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When the multiverse collapses, when the Arisen chooses to destroy their very being instead of continuing the cycle of the Seneschal, they also give freedom to their Pawn.
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The Pawn is a sidekick through all of this, but at the end the Arisen removes themselves from the equation and lets the Pawn take over their life.
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On the other side of the war are new, powerful gods who have arisen in modern times, and who represent some of the best stuff in the book.
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This has arisen as shoppers increasingly buy routine goods online and also use popular mobile shopping apps such as 'AliExpress' or 'Wish', that offer cheap items from China.
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"Signs of short-term exhaustion have arisen in macro-level indices representing stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, in an email.
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But, at the same time, we must discuss internally in the Commission, and with member states ... and with the European Parliament the new situation that has now arisen.
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ET. Questions over the Boeing plane have arisen amid similarities with the crash of a Lion Air 737 Max plane in Indonesia last October that killed 189 people.
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Questions have arisen about the role that a new emergency system on the jet, designed to prevent the 737 MAX from stalling, may have played in the crash.
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New threats such as 3-D printed guns, "85033 percent receivers" and do-it-yourself assault weapon kits have arisen among those who seek to acquire firearms undetected.
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But recently, new pressing challenges have arisen, as international governmental organizations (IGOs) are attempting to use the tactics used by the Arab League in its boycott of Israel.
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Later Reuters reported that Calvey told a Russian court that the allegations were false and had arisen because his fund is in a dispute with Russia's Vostochny Bank.
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But a new generation of activists has arisen in the city with another message: The "for colored only" signs may be gone, but the "Jim Crow economy" remains.
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They are demanding more from politicians as part of a new, confrontational wave of black activism that has arisen in response to police killings of unarmed African-Americans.
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Critics like Ta-Nehisi Coates have arisen, arguing that the American reality is so far from the American creed as to negate the value of the whole thing.
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Questions have also arisen over Mr. Moore's tenure at The Wall Street Journal, including whether he wrote editorials that referred to groups that paid him to give speeches.
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Oh, for her part, has "worked really, really hard to move [herself] out" of thinking about the kinds of opportunities that have and have not arisen for her.
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Mr. Bergman's promotion positions him as a possible successor to Mr. Horn and reflects the added responsibilities that have arisen from Disney's purchase of 21st Century Fox assets.
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And at the same time, a reactionary hardline movement has arisen that sees Buddhism as under threat and in need of defense the religious establishment is not providing.
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He said the Taliban had arisen to end the anarchy and violence created when several armed factions fought to fill a power vacuum left by the Soviet withdrawal.
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Violence against protesters at the hands of police has since arisen as its own issue as many demonstrators have called for further pro-democracy concessions from Lam's leadership.
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They have sought guidance from the Senate parliamentarian's office on the issue, although so far, that hasn't been forthcoming as it hasn't formally arisen during the Trump trial.
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Chase voted twice during the Johnson impeachment trial when the Senate deadlocked on the issue of whether to retire to debate questions that had arisen during the proceedings.
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It's not the first time that questions related to the perceived appropriation of hip-hop musical forms, dance moves and fashion by the K-Pop industry has arisen.
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Earlier, Russia's TASS news agency cited a source close to the Russian delegation as saying that a series of issues had arisen which could lead to the Dec.
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One of the deliverers indicated that one of the early issues that has arisen is that owners fall in love with particular models and don't want to change.
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New threats such as 3-D printed guns, '85033 percent receivers,' and do-it-yourself assault weapon kits have arisen amongst those who seek to acquire firearms undetected.
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Judge Navarro declared a mistrial last month in the case, stemming from an armed standoff at the Bundy ranch in 2014 that had arisen over land-grazing fees.
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Surely no system has arisen since the end of the "peculiar institution" to ensure black bondage with more effectiveness than the low-income, exclusively black urban housing project.
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What this conflict, and so many others that have arisen since the Weinstein allegations first inspired revelatory shockwaves, comes down to is the idea of a slippery slope.
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"The opportunity to participate and be the likely winner has largely arisen due to very close relationships that certain Renaissance individuals enjoy with the Kremlin," the memo said.
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But as authoritarian regimes such as China, Turkey, Russia, and others push their political agendas in an increasingly robust manner, concerns have arisen over such collaborative efforts as Interpol.
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Since the release of the Mueller report, questions have arisen about discrepancies between Trump Jr.'s testimony and what other witnesses told both Congress and the special counsel's team.
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As the premiere of Game of Thrones' final season nears, one of the HBO show's actors is speaking out about a unique issue that has arisen from GOT's success.
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A similar situation has now arisen with a ship operated by the German aid group Mission Lifeline, which has been stuck off Malta since Thursday with 234 migrants aboard.
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Anyone who's ever read a headline with the words "Florida man" in it will know this, but if you do still have doubts, behold: a new meme has arisen.
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Mental health assessments have been completed, with Judge Cameron Mander telling the court no issues had arisen in terms of Tarrant's mental fitness to enter pleas or stand trial.
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Questions have arisen over whether it actually has enough dollar reserves to justify that dollar peg and whether it was used to manipulate bitcoin's huge price spike in 2017.
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Like Nietzsche, French philosopher Henri Bergson wrote in 1907 about the Superman arising out of the human being, in much the same way that humans have arisen from animals.
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Hellhammer is dead, and in its place has arisen Celtic Frost, which saw Warrior and Ain recruit session drummer Stephen Priestly to help bring their morbid visions to life.
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Plastic Capitalism suggests that ecological consciousness has arisen co-emergent with the ecological crisis — and that contemporary art is constitutive of this ecological consciousness, not merely illustrative of it.
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In light of these substantial cultural shifts, there has now arisen a crucial question: What does it actually look like to be a man, a feminist, and an ally?
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The border issue has arisen because those in favor of leaving the EU were adamant that Britain must be able to control its borders - and hence immigration - more closely.
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Stephen Hawking chose the august setting to present what he would later regard as his most important idea: a proposal about how the universe could have arisen from nothing.
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As concerns have arisen over growth and how the Fed will respond with monetary policy, markets have grown concerned over how much for tightening the central bank would allow.
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Similar issues have arisen in Australia, where a federal court found that a Chinese Catholic woman had been asked unreasonably hard questions, for example the name of Moses's sister.
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The regulator said "a number of practical implementation questions have arisen given the high complexity of the new standards" including as to the "fundamental relevance" of the proposed rules.
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He said it was difficult to pinpoint when the pain had first arisen, but he had extra treatment on his forearm during the game because of what he felt.
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They still strongly approve of him as details have arisen about the administration's move to hold up military aid while asking Ukraine to investigate former vice president Joe Biden.
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"We recognise the challenges that have arisen, but we believe the Olympic Games can have a lasting, positive impact on the host community," said Coca-Cola spokeswoman Kate Hartman.
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"An exciting new opportunity has arisen that will allow me to apply what I've learnt here and I'll be able to share more details with you soon," she said.
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And as with the other cases, many questions have now arisen about how Lauer's attitudes toward women might have affected his treatment of them in interviews and on air.
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But it's hard to shake the idea of another series that could have arisen from such a collaboration, albeit one that's a little more playful (and more financially accessible).
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But now a new movement called Fed is Best has arisen because of the pressure placed on women to exclusively breast-feed, sometimes to the detriment of their infants.
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We're physically avoiding many of the people and places we love, and too many are now being burdened by the sudden economic crisis that has arisen alongside the pandemic.
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Others suggest that the flap would not have arisen had the N.F.L. not required teams to be on the field for the anthem, a mandate that began in 2009.
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"An exciting new opportunity has arisen that will allow me to apply what I've learnt here and I'll be able to share more details with you soon," Bertram wrote.
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The White House said talks would resume again on Friday but it remains uncertain whether the two sides can bridge the differences that have arisen over the past week.
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But an hour before the first meeting, the new manager told each of the home-based workers that an emergency had arisen and she had to cancel the meeting.
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But for the Republican Party, whose base has been mostly white for years, the prospect of a majority-minority country that has arisen after 1965 might spell political decline.
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It's a scene that recalls episodes of "no-platforming" on college campuses that have arisen in response to visits by far-right provocateurs like Ann Coulter and Milo Yiannopoulos.
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In the days since a pair of Georgia inmates suspected of killing two guards were captured in Tennessee, a new question has arisen: Who will get the $0003,000 reward?
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At the same time, hustle culture — the native argot of the small business owner — has arisen from the "personal responsibility" wing of society and has taken over the internet.
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Zuoling New Town, a bustling community of retired farmers, factory workers and young, white-collar professionals, was 223 miles from the market where the outbreak appeared to have arisen.
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Tensions have arisen there because the projects often turn out to be videos of after-school activities like gardening or science experiments, in which parents take a guiding role.
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The U.S. central bank has already cut rates twice this year in part because of weakness in the global economy, which has arisen due to the ongoing trade war.
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Several lawsuits have arisen accusing sperm banks of keeping records carelessly; mishandling or misappropriating sperm reserved for a client's personal use; and recruiting donors with exaggerated or misleading materials.
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Over the last several years, in the absence of an Apple-sanctioned backdoor, an entire industry of hackers has arisen and a gentle truce has more-or-less emerged.
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But Mr. Ura acknowledged that questions have arisen about whether a happiness indicator was nothing more than a thought experiment praised in elite academic circles and among wealthy nations.
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DHS has maintained that under its reading of the law, decisions to extend may be based only on conditions from the original disaster -- not any that have arisen since.
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Like most fantasy adventures, Nintendo's Ring Fit Adventure puts you in the role of a newly established hero attempting to rid a magical realm of a freshly arisen evil.
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It is already being said that this situation has arisen out of hatred, but it seems to me that if that is true, then the hatred is of self.
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But a new threat had arisen: Germany had made significant progress in developing long-range submarines and devising attack tactics that could have posed severe threats to American shipping.
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Judge Richard Leon noted during a short pre-trial hearing on Friday that he was pleased to see that "no big issues" had arisen that he needed to resolve.
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As land is sought for industrial use in one of the world's fastest growing major economies, disputes have arisen, with about 660 recorded by the research firm Land Conflict Watch.
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The report also noted that a small number of groups disproportionately file requests, suggesting a small cottage industry in reputation fixers has arisen since the rules were put into effect.
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This issue has arisen frequently due to the eurosceptic views of some prominent coalition members, despite the government's regular assurances that it has no intentions of quitting the single currency.
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"What we have defined is a mechanism that has arisen entirely through Darwinian selection of random mutations to give a process that stimulates nonrandom mutations at useful sites," Houseley said.
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Whitaker acknowledged that "fears" have arisen among lawmakers and "some American people" about his position atop the Department of Justice with regard to the Mueller probe, but declared them unfounded.
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The question has arisen with increasing urgency lately, put into focus by features like Facebook's occasionally creepy "On This Day" reminder and addressed by scattered policies across social media platforms.
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Given Monday's announcement from Microsoft about a significantly more powerful, seemingly next generation system code named Project Scorpio, questions have arisen about what Sony has in mind with this update.
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Everyone was "well aware that a national or international emergency could have arisen during the President's illness to make this unofficial government by 'community of understanding' entirely inadequate," Adams acknowledged.
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So the new research delivered some ground-breaking news when it concluded that, actually, the ability has arisen independently a whopping 27 times, starting at least 150 million years ago.
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There has long been a small evangelical left, represented by such publications as Sojourners, and new issues have arisen that have opened up opportunities for collaboration across the ideological divide.
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" Rosenstein said on Tuesday that a "determination was made that the guidance was unnecessary and outdated and addressed an issue that had not arisen in the past decade or more.
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When examining trucker-resistance movements that have arisen over the past decade, a patchwork of groups, such as the United States Transportation Alliance (USTA) and Operation Black and Blue, appear.
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Tensions have arisen between Rome and Berlin after Germany raised concerns over FCA's Fiat 500X, Fiat Doblo and Jeep Renegade models, alleging that they were equipped with illegal cheating software.
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Taking a step back from statistics, the final prong of the test used in North Carolina concerned whether a skewed electoral result could have arisen from nonpartisan map-drawing processes.
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Similar concerns have arisen in a project testing whether Facebook could flag fake news faster by crowdsourcing the work of identifying supporting or refuting evidence to some of its users.
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But in an ironic twist, confusion has arisen about the Saudi numbers, where have been unusually large discrepancies between government production data and secondary source estimates for January and February.
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Though this worries some observers, it's important to remember that the situation has arisen only because foreigners want us to issue liabilities that can easily be turned into purchasing power.
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"A small number of large companies like Google and Facebook have arisen and attained a significant market position," anti-trust office chief Andreas Mundt said in a statement on Thursday.
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Besides Zhongkui, other China-based short campaign firms have arisen, such as Hongqiao Exposed and Trinity Research Group, said analyst Claire Stovall of short-sell campaign-tracking firm Activist Shorts.
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Individual states have liberalized marijuana in various ways over the past few decades, yet conflicts have often arisen between federal and state law enforcement agencies working under different legal regimes.
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"We consider that there have arisen a number of new circumstances which mean there is reason to review the earlier decision," Thomas Olsson, one of Assange's lawyers, said on Monday.
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Investor optimism seems to have arisen in significant part because of anticipations of big spending and tax cuts from Washington — but quick Washington action is increasingly a matter of doubt.
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A. The creepy clown hoax may well have arisen out of the insatiable appetite of the producers of web posts to find news — any news — that will grab page views.
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Lilly, who is the most capped footballer in history male or female with 352, added that, had there been more women in administrative positions, the dispute might never have arisen.
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On both left and right, movements have arisen to fix capitalism's supposed structural flaws, either by radically interfering in the marketplace (Bernie) or by clamping down on global competition (Trump).
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When Rosberg left, Hamilton and Toto Wolff, the team principal, met in the kitchen of Wolff's Oxford home to discuss their differences of opinion that had arisen during the season.
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Lee Hockstader: So then how do you manage these tensions that have clearly arisen in society, partly from the level of immigration that's gone up so much in 40 years?
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"I do worry about the divides that have arisen from Brexit, but I fear that we would have seen unrest if the Brexit decision had been reversed," Mr. Lewis said.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - FIFA president Gianni Infantino says he is open to changes to the offside law to help address problems that have arisen since the introduction of VAR video reviews.
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The case had arisen in the context of the Russia probe, with relevance that extended into Trump's impeachment proceedings, as the president blocked several members of his administration from testifying.
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"Spoofing and layering are issues that have arisen in the high frequency and computer-driven trading world, and Muddy Waters has zero capability to engage in these practices," he said.
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It is hard to say what part of the resentment his supporters feel has arisen from their own direct experience and what part has seeped in from the political air.
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A vast patchwork of other workarounds has arisen over the years to fill in the gaps left by the lack of insurance: Sliding-scale hospital systems at the county level.
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Among the questions about safety and equality in the workplace raised by the recent revelations, another has arisen: What happens to the news when it's delivered by men like these?
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The legality of scraping is, generally, unsettled and some major cases have arisen in recent years involving startups whose entire business plans revolve around harvesting the websites of other businesses.
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Beyond broad concerns about how the firing will affect the FBI and the Russia investigation, one immediate question has arisen: Is there anything Democrats can do to hold Trump accountable?
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And the one hitch that's arisen lately for her there is that there are some polls indicating that Maine, which wasn't previously a swing state, is actually looking kinda close.
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And it has arisen since the L train shutdown was announced, with elected officials and business leaders calling for special sales-tax-free zones, or curbing commercial property tax appraisals.
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"Some problems have arisen with a group of the armed opposition that has come from Turkey which has made its participation dependent on additional demands," he wrote on social media.
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Tensions have also arisen between Rome and Berlin after Germany raised concerns over FCA's Fiat 500X, Fiat Doblo and Jeep Renegade models, alleging that they were equipped with illegal cheating software.
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One problem with duplicative ETFs, or those that have arisen from a market being overly "sliced and diced," Ahmed explained, is that their liquidity is limited if they are thinly traded.
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I think people have been thinking about it for a relatively short period of time because it's arisen in the general consciousness that this is going to be a key thing.
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While apps like Revolut's have flourished in the age of the smartphone, questions have arisen over whether their breakneck growth could come at the cost of issues like culture and compliance.
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The question over where the headquarters should be, which would have arisen had EU authorities given the deal a green light, worried LSE executives, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Mckee's death and the violent turmoil that has arisen signify an alarming acceleration of unrest, reminiscent of challenges in Northern Ireland more than 20 years following the Good Friday peace agreement.
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The prosecutor's office said at the time that its inquiry centered on evidence that VW's duty to disclose possible financial damage from the emissions test cheating may have arisen before Sept.
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Langdon's adolescence is actually pivotal to Apocalypse and explains why the six witches — half of them freshly arisen from the dead and very confused — in Outpost 3 have him so shook.
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Concerns have arisen among credit card providers because their customers have increasingly been using credit cards to fund accounts on online exchanges, which are then used to purchase the digital currencies.
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Photo: APOn the other hand, the misunderstanding could have arisen from a newspaper article published in Philadelphia around the time of the country's centennial, when Washington's dentures were on public display.
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Hathwar was then given a chance to redeem himself – but botched again a few rounds later, on "mischsprache" (a language arisen from a mixture of two or more previously existing languages).
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Since life on Earth may have arisen next to such thermal vents beneath the ocean, Enceladus is considered one of the best places to look for life in our solar system.
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The uncertainty has arisen because La Nina conditions have failed to develop as strongly and quickly as previously predicted ("La Nina forecast downgraded as trade winds remain moderate", Reuters, Sep 21).
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"Above all, we must focus on the goal of reconfiguring the social contract, which has arisen as a fundamental demand of our citizens," Blumel told a news conference on Sunday night.
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By now, it should have moved to a more benign location and to a place centrally balanced between the varied powers that have arisen to the world in more recent times.
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S. relations, geopolitical tensions have arisen from bellicose rhetoric between the U.S. and Iran following Trump's decision to withdraw from an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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Discussions on women in the draft have arisen in recent weeks as lawmakers and military officials work to implement Defense Secretary Ashton Carter's order to open all combat positions to women.
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Tsang said that Chinese authorities, who make no distinction between self-determination and independence, should avoid overreacting to calls for more of a say that have arisen since the 2014 crackdown.
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Questions have also arisen about the role of the city's leading lobbyist, James F. Capalino, who, at different points, came to represent the initial seller and final purchaser of the property.
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Cash is common, and more than a few person-to-person payment systems, like the popular mPesa in Kenya, have arisen to fill the gap — but fluidity is still a problem.
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America's immigrant population has ebbed and flowed over the decades as discriminatory policies have been instituted and repealed, international crises have arisen and faded, and the economy has boomed and faltered.
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In New York, the issue has arisen with Representative Peter King, a blunt and occasionally combative 14-term Republican congressman who represents parts of Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island.
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In the winter of 2011-12 President Vladimir V. Putin faced opposition from a broad political coalition that had arisen in response to accusations of widespread violations during the parliamentary elections.
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The latest crisis appears to have arisen from within Anwar's People's Justice Party (PKR) and the perpetual prime minister in waiting's own interpersonal relationships, or lack thereof, with his main rivals.
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But in cases when vacancies have arisen during election years, the weight of history is clearly on the side of the president naming a successor and the Senate acting on that nomination.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — As the White House considers a historic visit by President Obama to Cuba this year, a concern beyond the political and diplomatic hurdles has arisen: the Zika virus.
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A setting that gradually increases the volume of the iOS Alarm Clock every 15 seconds (or minute) so I can be gently arisen unless I refuse to get up would be grand.
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He needs to take seriously the concerns that have arisen about his long record in the Senate as well as his recent fumbles by addressing his critics rather than waving them away.
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Three deaths and 30-odd serious injuries were reported as having arisen from post-impeachment protests, but had Park not been impeached, a revolution with far more fatalities would have been inevitable.
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"We talked about ways in which we can hopefully resolve some of the differences and questions that have arisen about the internal politics and choices for the people of Egypt," Kerry added.
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"Irreconcilable differences have arisen between the parties which led to the irremediable breakdown of the marriage, making it impossible for the parties to live together as husband and wife," the documents stated.
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"Release at this time would alleviate the misunderstandings that have arisen and would answer congressional and public questions about the nature and outcome of our investigation," Mueller wrote, according to the Post.
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"My approach to this would be not to upset settled expectations and the reliance interest that have arisen as a result of the Cole memoranda and investments have been made," he added.
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Thailand's Crown Prince Maha Vajiralonkorn, who was named successor to Bhumibol back in December 1972, wants to lay to rest speculation that's arisen as the southeast Asian nation mourns its longtime leader.
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"While the state would not have arisen without settlement, sacrifice and a willingness to fight for it, the international impetus was, undoubtedly, the Balfour Declaration," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this week.
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Federal officials see online registration as a way to address the safety concerns that have arisen as a result of unauthorized drone flights near airports and crowded public venues across the country.
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As "Avengers: Endgame" has raced its way to and beyond the highest-grossing film record held by "Avatar," questions have arisen about how Hollywood determines what movie is considered the biggest earner.
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In response, a new class of "privacy gadget" has arisen, typically a device that you plug into your home router that promises to safeguard your digital comings and going from prying eyes.
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Cubana has in the past told state-run media that the embargo deters suppliers from dealing with it and said some companies had canceled contracts with the airline when concerns had arisen.
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"In addition to murders, forced displacements and kidnappings, restrictions on the mobility and confinement of communities have arisen, who are intimidated by the actions of illegal structures," it said in a statement.
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Writing in his law review article with no perceptible political bias or agenda, Kavanaugh reviewed several important challenges to the country's governmental institutions that had arisen in the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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The bottlenecks have likely arisen when climbers tried to reach the summit en masse after a window of good weather opened during a year of worse-than-usual winds, the BBC reports.
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While fans and the cast and crew of the beloved films mourn the death Carrie Fisher, questions have arisen about how the actress' passing will affect the sci-fi franchise going forward.
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"It's not clear how the vision has changed, or if the values have changed, to meet the pace of new activism or the new set of issues that have arisen," he said.
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"Given the seriousness of the campaign finance issues and the potential criminality that has arisen regarding Todd Kaminsky's campaign, we are continuing to review all options," Mr. Murray said in the statement.
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"There has been a degree of tension in the relationship which has arisen because of criticism in China of our foreign interference laws," he told local radio station 3AW at the time.
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The reason for his departure is unknown, but questions had arisen about certain aspects of Whitaker's testimony on Capitol Hill in February — particularly about his contacts with President Trump regarding ongoing investigations.
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But the discrepancy may have arisen, in part, from confusion over terminology used by the University of Iowa and others to describe the overall program and the two different awards, Kowal wrote.
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The EPA's designated agency ethics official, Kevin Minoli, said he did not have enough facts to answer questions that had arisen about whether Pruitt had stuck to the terms of the lease.
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It's one of the most chilling numbers in the show — a promise that Nazism might have arisen in Germany, but it didn't happen there because Germany was somehow different or morally deficient.
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Then they asked what the most logical way for those traits to have arisen, looking for the most likely route from ancestors with various different webs to those that spiders build today.
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Tensions have occasionally arisen, as black residents complain about mistreatment from landlords, shopkeepers, and the Jewish Civilian Patrol or Shomrim, a private Chasidic police force; while Jewish residents complain of being mugged.
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These worlds are the next frontier beyond our own solar system for answering the haunting question of whether life, in whatever form it might be recognized, has arisen elsewhere in the universe.
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The Montenegrin controversy is a prime example of the sort of mistrust, suspicion and, sometimes, paranoia, that has arisen in the wake of Russia's campaigns to meddle in European and American elections.
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The police said the incident Friday was not related to terrorism, quelling speculation that had arisen in light of the recent terrorist vehicular attacks on pedestrians in Berlin and in Nice, France.
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"Because of the circumstances which have arisen, sitting [in a future government] with Benjamin Netanyahu is not something which is on the table," Gantz said Thursday evening in response to Netanyahu's statement.
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The issue has arisen because two companies, Électricité de France and Engie, have signed contracts to buy liquefied natural gas from the United States, where most of it comes from fracked wells.
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As a consequence of using business/financial logic in the assessment of threat, there seems to have arisen a willingness to dismiss unexpected (especially "worst case") scenarios as implausible, if not impossible.
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And it's a sign that not even the business world may escape the widening scandal over Mr. Trump's focus on the Bidens — and the impeachment proceedings that have now arisen over it.
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And it's a sign that not even the business world may escape the widening scandal over Mr. Trump's focus on the Bidens — and the impeachment proceedings that have now arisen over it.
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The group is thought to have arisen from hybridization between females of one species, Squalius pyrenaicus, and males of another species, now extinct, that belonged to a group of fish called Anaecypris.
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The split of what was a bipartisan probe appears to have arisen from the GOP push to revisit Obama-era scandals and dig into a controversial opposition research dossier compiled on Trump.
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If you've been told your vote won't count, or if new bureaucratic obstacles have arisen to block your access to the ballot, take it as a sign of respect: someone fears you.
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If the Trump administration moves ahead with a $20 billion tax credit voucher plan, it will have to decide how — or whether — to address issues that have arisen with state tax credits.
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The question is whether whiteness, having arisen from a set of privileges accrued and institutionalized over centuries, can ever truly become a minority category, even if white people become a numerical minority.
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Honorable Mentions: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen, Baba Is You, World of Warcraft Classic, Final Fantasy IX, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer.
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And the Trump team's attempt to discredit Wolff faces another complication: the fact that his book broadly tends to corroborate many themes that have arisen in existing news reports about Trump's personality.
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Books of The Times We are in Brooklyn or at least a certain echelon of it, which means a crisis has arisen over what constitutes an appropriate snack for a third grader.
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The fatal shooting of Nipsey Hussle, the Grammy-nominated rapper and community advocate, appears to have arisen from a personal dispute, the chief of the Los Angeles Police Department said on Tuesday.
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A dispute has arisen on Deutsche Bank's supervisory board over what some members view as the bank's legal counsel's over-zealous response to scandals it has been embroiled in, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung reported.
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But as Jeffrey Toobin pointed out on CNN Tuesday night, the questions about Trump's tax return have only grown more fascinating as questions have arisen about his campaign and business ties to Russia.
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A phenomenon has arisen—sometimes referred to as "academic mobbing" —in which a large number of scholars get together to ritually denounce one of their colleagues, usually by means of an open letter.
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Amid coronavirus fears, a mask shortage could spread globally As millions of Chinese remain in lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, a new global problem has arisen: a shortage of surgical masks.
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Paju, indeed, shows little signs of the tensions that have arisen since North Korea marked the U.S. July 4th holiday with a successful launch of what it said was an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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One structural complaint that has arisen since my review of the 22X — and has given rise to an 22-page thread on Sony's support forums — is the headband of these headphones cracking easily.
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While there is substance and weight to this disagreement, a lot of the confusion seems to have arisen from the social media protest that has accompanied the public downfalls of many powerful men.
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The fervent dream that burned in the hearts of the oppressed is now filled with the breath of life, and the Star of David waves atop a great nation arisen from the desert.
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Its closure, effective this Thursday, will allow employees "to address sanitation, safety, and resource protection issues in the park that have arisen during the lapse in appropriations," the park said in a statement.
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There are some nods to the present: mulched, pitched-down trap snares echo in the depths of "Arisen My Senses," while hi-hats glitter across the song's rapturous peaks like frozen-over wires.
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It also represented a sort of apex moment for the tea party movement, which had arisen largely out of dissatisfaction with establishment Republicans such as Cantor, whom they saw as too politically moderate.
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An "internal operational issue" had initially caused trading to halt, which had been resolved, but a "secondary issue" had arisen and caused further delay, NZX Chief Financial Officer Graham Law said via email.
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The company, which provides toll management to rental car companies, "offers a recession-resistant story at a time when concerns about a potential economic slowdown have arisen among investors," analyst Mark Palmer said.
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Now a new opportunity has arisen from the inchoate coalition of the United States, Israel and Sunni Arab leaders, largely arising from their shared view of Iran as a growing national security threat.
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"An Event of Default has arisen because the Guarantee from Novo Banco S.A. of amounts payable under the Notes has ceased to be in 'full force and effect'," Winterbrook said in a statement.
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However, two intelligence officials caution that the warnings about McMaster's fate that have arisen in recent weeks may originate from other factions in the administration trying to undermine the national security adviser's authority.
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Beyond scientists' worrisome predictions that another earthquake might strike in the coming days, questions have arisen about risks associated with the Lake, a large military testing siteper- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, e.
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After Joshua Brown, 2000, of Canton, Ohio, was killed driving a Tesla Model S in the first fatality involving a self-driving car, questions have arisen about the safety of the car's technology.
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To be sure, some national homeland vulnerabilities had arisen earlier, together with the appearance of air power and air war, but even those exposures required previous penetrations by a capable enemy air force.
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After Joshua Brown, 40, of Canton, Ohio, was killed driving a Tesla Model S in the first fatality involving a self-driving car, questions have arisen about the safety of the car's technology.
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While Chinese officials have touted the importance of international cooperation to combat the virus, doubts have arisen in recent days about China's willingness to accept a helping hand — particularly from the United States.
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" The Obama administration tried to ban such agreements, saying it was "almost impossible for residents or their decision-makers to give fully informed and voluntary consent to arbitration before a dispute has arisen.
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As the saga of Jeff Bezos, his nude selfies, and his leaked affair with Lauren Sanchez continues, a new development has arisen – Sanchez&aposs brother Michael Sanchez is now suing Bezos for defamation.
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The most fascinating part of the Timbuktu tale is that the doubts and distortions surrounding the 21st-century "Indiana Jones moment" mirror the myths that have arisen about the city throughout its history.
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Tens of millions of people play Words With Friends, and millions of others play the Boggle-clone apps that have arisen in the wake of Prolific, like Wordtwist, Word Crack, Wordruggle and Wordament.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions continue their war of words, the question has once again arisen of what would happen at the Justice Department is Sessions leaves.
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In the case of Ms. Hogg, the Treasury Committee said that she did not deliberately conceal her brother's role as director in group strategy at Barclays or that any prior conflict had arisen.
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And federal prosecutors in New York, Virginia and Washington remain hard at work, bringing cases that have arisen out of Mr. Mueller's probe or that otherwise incriminate subjects at the center of it.
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Asked about media reports that the OSF would move to Berlin, he said this idea had arisen and planning was underway, but he declined to confirm whether an exit from Hungary was definite.
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Friction with the United States has also arisen from the indictment last month by a U.S. court of Turkey's former economy minister Zafer Caglayan on charges of conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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"Because the level of water in the reservoirs has gone down, and due to less rainfall ... a drinking water problem has arisen in Chennai," said Edappadi K. Palaniswami, chief minister of Tamil Nadu Friday.
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President Donald Trump canceled plans to attend the forum himself last week, citing the ongoing partial government shutdown that has arisen over a funding dispute for a wall along the United States' southern border.
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As Facebook grapples with the unprecedented crisis that's arisen around its role in the 2016 US presidential election, some of the company's top executives have begun doing damage control on an unlikely platform — Twitter.
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"The costs of legal representation associated with responding to the multiple investigations that have arisen in the wake of the 2016 election place a great burden on Mike and his family," the website reads.
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With lyrics like "Don't play stupid/Don't play dumb/Vagina's where you're really from," and the use of another word for that part of the female anatomy, the questions about Trump have naturally arisen.
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The statement said parties involved in the nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, "should engage constructively for peaceful resolution of the issues that have arisen with respect to the agreement".
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But it became increasingly clear that serious questions had arisen about Smollett's account — something police signaled Friday when they announced a "significant shift in the trajectory" of the probe after the brothers were freed.
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BuzzFeed News also previously reported on the various legal disputes involving Hanson and Gouldman that have arisen from their operation of liberal websites and Facebook pages, and their interactions with partners and former employees.
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Grassroots groups like Mobilizing Montclair have arisen from ashes of the Clinton campaign and the local Democratic Party reports it has been inundated with calls from volunteers wanting to know how they can help.
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These problems should never have arisen in the first place, and we will continue to shine a light on these issues until the VA learns to step up and fix their own immense problems.
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And Abedin herself has been thrust in the middle of the race, as questions about whether she helped Clinton Foundation donors gain special access have arisen recently, with a spate of new email releases.
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The calls for his resignation come after Fairfax was struck with a pair of sexual assault allegations this week amid chaos in Richmond, as speculation has arisen that he may have to succeed Gov.
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Since Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced in March that the constitutionally provisioned decennial census would include a citizenship question for the first time in decades, questions have arisen about how that decision was made.
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The hope is that with more politician scientists speaking sense on issues such as climate change, they will serve as a counterbalance to the anti-science policies that have arisen mainly on the right.
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Oregon has established itself so well that a thriving wine counterculture has arisen, which, if not exactly rebelling against the dominance of pinot noir, is seeking to offer alternatives that are delicious and cheaper.
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Investors may be pleased enough with the economy and earnings to excuse a harsh backdrop on trade and a miserly Fed, at least for now, but disquieting developments overseas have arisen or worsened lately.
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Inside the gates, a new threat has arisen for the sprawling Marine Corps base as it contends with billions of dollars in hurricane damage and lingering effects of contaminated water: President Trump's border wall.
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But tensions between the two businesses appear to have arisen as they try to figure out how to compete in a digital landscape dominated by younger and more powerful businesses, according to Vanity Fair.
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That has been how we've been handling our consumers over the last few months as issues like this have arisen, and we believe that consumers are finding their way back to great gameplay experiences.
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Reforms passed by Congress in 2015 created slots for friend-of-the-court lawyers, but they are called for in only select cases, often involving novel applications or technical issues that haven't arisen before.
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Sentiment has arisen that although the Fed has expressed a desire to allow bank reserves to stay high that it may have to expand the balance sheet again to provide banks with more reserves.
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Webb has since changed his position based on new evidence and apologized for any undue hardship caused to women at the Academy or in the armed forces that may have arisen from his article.
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Doubts have now arisen as to whether the crown prince was the true buyer, the man who actually shelled out $450.3 million for the painting, and for whom Prince Bader was a mere gofer.
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Multiple sources on the advisory board tell Hyperallergic that Mayor Bill De Blasio's administration disregarded their initial recommendations in favor of honoring Chisholm, a native Brooklynite whose name had repeatedly arisen during the group's discussions.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A dispute has arisen on Deutsche Bank's supervisory board over what some members view as the bank's legal counsel's over-zealous response to scandals it has been embroiled in, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung reported.
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The quixotic quest for the cryptocurrency "killer app" — one that will bring widespread, mainstream usage — continues, and won't succeed any time soon; but, meanwhile, a whole panoply of interesting and practical use cases has arisen.
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Demonstrations have been rare since the generals overthrew the government of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, but a small wave of opposition to the junta and the military-backed charter has arisen in recent weeks.
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When the lawyer suggested that a judge in 1974 would have not handed a grand jury's collection of evidence to the House of Representatives during Watergate if the case had arisen today, "Wow," Howell exclaimed.
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So many messages of support and questions about how we can work together to unionize have arisen, or how we can set up a platform where agencies can help with problems, abuse, late payments, etc.
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Questions have arisen about how long after a tweet you should be able to edit it, how many times you can edit a tweet, and whether only verified users should have the ability to edit.
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If the difference is large enough, and there is enough data — these statistical tests are always stronger the more data points there are — then their average is highly unlikely to have arisen from neutral principles.
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The ministry said Moscow was ready to hold talks with the U.S. on problems that have arisen around the treaty, but considered "the language of ultimatums" and attempts to pressure Russia by imposing sanctions unacceptable.
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Many of the problems have arisen as a result of abandoned mines and smelting plants, with scientists estimating that more than 100,000 firms have relocated since 2001 and left behind huge amounts of dangerous waste.
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This type of rate hike scrapes the surface of problems that have arisen from private water systems who do not have to operate with the accountability measures to which public systems are bound by law.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela will make all pending debt payments despite "a series of difficulties" that have arisen as a result of financial sanctions by the United States, Economy Vice President Ramon Lobo said on Thursday.
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" Global Tree's director, Subhakar Alapati, also acknowledged that the program had glitches, saying in a telephone interview, "A problem with the students has arisen because the education system in India is more theoretical than practical.
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British Olympic Committee spokesman Scott Field said Team GB is working with Rio officials to "find solutions to issues that have arisen in the village for the benefit of all delegations," according to The Times.
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In my 1992 speech, I noted that in the five cases in which justices were confirmed in the summer of an election year, all five were filling vacancies that had arisen before the summer began.
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If the Senate did vote on Garland in 2016, Republican senators almost surely would have voted him down — just as Democrats would have should a similar situation have arisen in a GOP president's final year.
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When the Joint Select Committee ended the last session of Congress without an agreement to reform the processes that have arisen out of the 1974 Budget Act, it was unclear whether anyone would try again.
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And while Mr. Bloomberg expressed concern about allegations of sexual misconduct that have arisen in the last year, he also voiced doubt about some of them and said only a court could determine their veracity.
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Visiting Williston, North Dakota, Zuckerberg learned about fracking and the myriad issues surrounding the process, including social concerns that have arisen from a transient oil boom town as well as residents' thoughts on climate change.
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But as Beynon said, the only issue that could have possibly arisen over copyright in the North Wales case is whether Bellis had received permission from his son to enter the photo in a contest.
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Foreign Minister Sibusiso Moyo told Reuters that the confusion over Mugabe's burial place had arisen because the government could reach an agreement with close family members only once they returned to Zimbabwe with the body.
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"Cardinal Wuerl has spoken extensively over the past two months, conveyed his profound sadness, apologies and contrition, and addressed every issue as it has arisen in a straightforward and transparent manner," said McFadden, Wuerl's spokeman.
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"Cardinal Wuerl has spoken extensively over the past two months, conveyed his profound sadness, apologies and contrition, and addressed every issue as it has arisen in a straightforward and transparent manner," McFadden said last month.
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The issue of disclosing a source's motives has arisen in a line of cases dealing with challenges to search warrant applications, which are governed by the same Fourth Amendment standard as the Page wiretap application.
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There are a variety of ways to measure and analyze such fundamentals, so a cottage industry has arisen among political scientists and economists who developed a variety of statistical models aimed at forecasting presidential elections.
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Tensions have arisen among rival leaders over portfolio distribution, the number of ministries in the new cabinet and an electoral law which needs to be passed for a parliamentary election to be held in 2017.
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State Police Investigating Abuse at Celebrated Louisiana School New allegations have arisen since The New York Times detailed physical and emotional abuse at T.M. Landry, a school celebrated for landing black students in elite colleges.
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And yet despite the #MeToo movement, the heated discussion around the New Yorker's "Cat Person" short story, and the Aziz Ansari debate, the subject of sexual misconduct in marriage has not arisen in our public discourse.
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Republicans, who control both houses of Congress as well as the White House, have pledged a range of overhauls after eight years of the Democratic Obama administration, even as tensions have arisen over timetables and priorities.
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However the need for more gas for power has arisen just as three new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants have opened in the northeast, tripling gas demand and drawing supply out of the domestic market.
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Next to convincing many to ditch their gas-guzzling cars in favor of electric power, a new challenge from Tesla has arisen in Germany that has to do with the company's most talked-about feature: Autopilot.
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"Not only had it turned gray and was plagued by moss and mold, but initial structural problems had also arisen, especially with the mosaic," Alfonsina Russo, the Superintendent for Archaeological Heritage of Southern Etruria, told ANSA.
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"The FTSE 4.73 is doing its best to keep the post-Brexit recovery alive in spite of the understandable uncertainty that has arisen following the referendum," said Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets.
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If certain forms of feminism have arisen which we must consider inadequate, we must nonetheless see in the women's movement the working of the Spirit for a clearer recognition of the dignity and rights of women.
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Calls have arisen to move the tournament away from the private Kasumigaseki Country Club in Saitama prefecture because of a policy that forbids women from playing on Sundays and excludes them from becoming a full members.
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Now that the first signs of fall have begun to envelop autumnal diehards like the comforting embrace of a wool pullover, an annual point of discussion has arisen for many: What are the best fall movies?
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Colatecs, a portmanteau of cola and discotheque, have arisen to serve South Korea's rapidly aging population, as a growing number of lonely, impoverished and ailing people rediscover ways to entertain themselves after decades of hard work.
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Since its founding in 2006, Seeking Arrangment has had to deflect allegations that it facilitates prostitution Other issues with the site have arisen with upset daddies who've blurred the lines between a transaction and a relationship.
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The N.F.L.'s concussion studies have faced questions since they were published, but even the league's harshest critics have never suggested, and no evidence has ever arisen, that the underlying data set could be so faulty.
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"I hope that former Director Comey's testimony will help answer some of the questions that have arisen since Director Comey was so suddenly dismissed by the President," Warner said in the statement announcing the open hearing.
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A law requiring websites to take down deepfake porn, for example, might take years to pass (and could be subject to court challenges), at which point some new and unpredictable abusive practice will likely have arisen.
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Questions have arisen over Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearize after U.S. spy satellite material detected renewed activity at the North Korean factory that produced the country's first intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) capable of reaching the United States.
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" In an email interview, Graeme Hinton, chief operating officer at Racing NSW, said the publicity that has arisen from the conflict has "certainly raised the profile of the Everest, which can only be a good thing.
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"In recent days many controversies have arisen regarding my work, which beyond my intentions, has destabilized the complex and great work of reform that you entrusted to me," Monsignor Vigano, 55, wrote in his resignation letter.
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You will sometimes hear that any biological differences among populations are likely to be small, because humans have diverged too recently from common ancestors for substantial differences to have arisen under the pressure of natural selection.
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The revelations have arisen from a lawsuit filed against the Falwells in Florida; the investigation into Mr. Cohen by federal prosecutors in New York; and the gonzo-style tactics of the comedian and actor Tom Arnold.
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Questions have arisen over why Epstein, who was found with marks on his neck in July, was not more closely monitored, though the Justice Department says the financier was cleared from suicide watch by a psychologist.
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Instead, Pappi Corsicato, the director and a friend of Mr. Schnabel's, hurries back to the fawn fest; there's also scant mention of the controversies that have arisen during, and are now inseparable from, Mr. Schnabel's career.
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A few percent of the DNA in the living West Africans seemed to have arisen in a distant branch of humans that were not Homo sapiens, or other species in our genus known from their genes.
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Another point of contention between the U.S. and China has arisen in recent weeks, regarding how Beijing responds to criticism, most recently when it comes to the authorities' reaction to anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
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"We hope this is just a temporary solution," Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis told Swiss broadcaster SRF in an interview, saying the diplomatic spat with Switzerland's biggest trading partner had arisen from a series of misunderstandings.
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