They were able to ascertain this was not their kid.
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It was hard to ascertain how many guests were there.
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TechCrunch could not ascertain other changes the government is recommending.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain if she has a lawyer.
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What are the tools we use to ascertain the truth?
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Genoa's probe will take time to ascertain who's to blame.
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Israel doesn&apost need any law to ascertain its Jewish character.
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It's difficult to ascertain which company may have posed the challenge.
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In the meantime, investigators are trying to ascertain a possible motive.
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The identity of those driving bitcoin's rally is impossible to ascertain.
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But posing nude is a way to ascertain empowerment through vanity.
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Where she went from there is what we're trying to ascertain.
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Authorities are struggling to ascertain the exact number of missing people.
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S. secrecy jurisdiction, whose real owners are near impossible to ascertain.
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To ascertain the facts, and take whatever action those facts dictate.
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Reuters has been unable to ascertain what happened in that attack.
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It was impossible to ascertain whether the apology had been coerced.
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"We are working very hard to ascertain his whereabouts," she added.
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Reuters could not immediately ascertain if that was his real identity.
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CNN was unable to immediately ascertain who represents the other defendants.
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We are collecting forensic evidences to ascertain the nature of the blast.
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Attempting to ascertain life's outer limits, scientists headed to Ethiopia's Danakil Depression.
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So, yes, Hefner's legacy isn't the most straightforward or easy to ascertain.
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" Added Bloom, "By filing this lawsuit, we seek to ascertain the truth.
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He also tries to ascertain if the marriage is abusive or forced.
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That's difficult to ascertain because very little research exists to quantify that.
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At the ground level, it can be difficult to ascertain their motives.
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Either way, the truth is more complicated and more difficult to ascertain.
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ATLANTIA SAYS AUDIT AIMS TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER INTERNAL PROCEDURES WERE FOLLOWED CORRECTLY
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That's why it's important to ascertain the purchase protection your card extends.
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It is very difficult to ascertain where or when it was made.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain when his trial was set to begin.
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Congress's constitutional duty is to ascertain whether a president committed impeachable offenses.
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For Israel, the expressly legal issues are easy to ascertain and affirm.
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I am determined that we will fully and fairly ascertain the truth.
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Once we find out for sure we need to ascertain why they did.
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For example, staffers tried to ascertain exactly where the source shot the video.
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But to ascertain how true it is, we would need more systematic information.
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Then, you'll be able to see responses to ascertain your friends' emoji desires.
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The underlying technology itself presents further complications to ascertain who is at fault.
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Next, we need to ascertain a little more of this beastly chicken's info.
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To ascertain this, the two researchers recruited 750 online volunteers from 60 countries.
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Authorities were still working to ascertain the nationalities of those arrested, it said.
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However, press statements said they would use subpoenas to ascertain documents and testimony.
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Calls by attorneys to the CBP to ascertain more information have been fruitless.
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But, it is much too early to try and ascertain the exact magnitude.
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Reuters could not ascertain how close the two parties were to an agreement.
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"I was trying to ascertain [Abdul-Ghani's] location," Amin said about their exchange.
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But the accuracy of self-reported screen time estimates is hard to ascertain.
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This makes it difficult to ascertain who to trust in times of crisis.
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That is at the heart of what Democrats have been trying to ascertain.
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I wasn't able to ascertain whether such tests had ever been carried out.
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His lawyers ascertain that he did nothing criminal, despite the mountain of allegations.
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These missions, including the Restore-L, will ascertain if satellites can be refueled.
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We now ascertain that the observable universe exceeds 90 billion light-years across.
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So how did you ascertain where our sexual narratives might be coming from?
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This will allow you to ascertain if your feedback is being processed and retained.
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Authorities were still working to ascertain the nationalities of those arrested, the military said.
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It was working to ascertain whether any data had been stolen, the source added.
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Some groups have tried to ascertain what the company has paid over the years.
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But more work was required to ascertain the conditions under which the ship sank.
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Students will be able to ascertain which educational programs are likely to pay off.
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They are undergoing medical examinations to ascertain their health and well-being, officials said.
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Reuters could not ascertain if Ri had any other employment or source of income.
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I could not ascertain who decided what to black out in Judge Coughenour's opinion.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain if the HKMA had launched a formal investigation.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain if any other bidders were in the race.
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Senate—a measure I apply to elected members to ascertain what kind of person
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Reuters was not able to ascertain if any other bidders were in the race.
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How much the Knicks miss Noah when he is out is difficult to ascertain.
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Just how big a role these state-owned enterprises play is hard to ascertain.
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"I am determined that we will fully and fairly ascertain the truth," he said.
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That's been difficult to ascertain to date because of the decidedly wide-open field.
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Just who gets them is hard to ascertain — the arrangements are secretive by design.
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It is not one of patiently examining law and facts to ascertain guilt or innocence.
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The government is actively working—including with US and Cuban authorities—to ascertain the cause.
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Gibson Dunn, in turn, convinced Judge Alsup to ascertain Keller Lenkner's claims about its clients.
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The method couldn't ascertain the habits of voters in highly contested counties with any reliability.
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Further monitoring of this galaxy can ascertain whether the flare is re-brightening or dimming.
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To the best of what I could ascertain, this is all still happening over Bluetooth.
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The exact scope or nature of Kushner's misconduct is, as of now, difficult to ascertain.
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What's more: The strategy behind this latest series of attacks is difficult (impossible?) to ascertain.
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Conagra that sworn affidavits from plaintiffs are a perfectly fine way to ascertain class membership.
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Canadian officials have been actively working with US and Cuban authorities to ascertain the cause.
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Two tall, middle-age men try to talk to her, ascertain how they can help.
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The filing is redacted, making it difficult to ascertain the exact nature of the investigation.
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But the detective testified that he had not yet been able to ascertain a motive.
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For us as Muslims, we are told to ascertain the facts, whatever the facts are.
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Other auto makers use cameras to ascertain whether a driver's eyes are on the road.
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He also wanted to ascertain whether striking up a conversation with Ms. Jaques was appropriate.
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It works closely with its marketing team to ascertain which products it wants to promote.
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This seeks to ascertain whether Article 50 can be reversed after it has been revoked.
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Getty museum officials and Sicilian researchers worked together to ascertain where the head came from.
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They could robustly ascertain 452 of these single stars' temperatures, rotational velocities, surface gravity, and brightness.
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Theory of Mind is the attempt by one brain to ascertain the contents of another brain.
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It also ran a survey with consumers to ascertain whether a brand's mobile experience was "quality".
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We even spoke to a variety of animal experts to ascertain what an 'arctic monkey' is.
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During that time, traders will monitor oil-tanker traffic to ascertain whether fewer are leaving port.
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The thresholds would rise under the new proposal, although Reuters couldn't ascertain by exactly how much.
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Contact numbers for Jialong did not work and Reuters could not ascertain the firm's legal representative.
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Now they must ascertain the actions of the rest of the body, if not the mind.
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In order to ascertain help from many males, females almost constantly invite nearby males to copulate.
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But investigators also acknowledged that it's becoming harder to ascertain the whereabouts of the malicious activity.
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"China's navy had a responsible and professional attitude to identify and ascertain this object," she said.
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She said officials in neighbouring Djibouti were trying to ascertain his whereabouts to secure his release.
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We were able ascertain that the two outside tracks and the structure supporting them are sound.
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In South Africa, interviewers try to ascertain how promiscuous each donor is, regardless of sexual orientation.
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A few tried to ascertain where she was and coordinate efforts to go pick her up.
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Some attendees said Chinese officials had made some concessions, but Reuters was unable to ascertain specifics.
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We are working closely with Capitol Police to ascertain the identity of the woman in question.
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"I think it's important for us to ascertain where the actual facts are," South Carolina Sen.
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Protect the person's privacy; before the conversation ends, ascertain whether it's O.K. to tell other people.
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PEOPLE was also unable to ascertain whether Harris has entered pleas to the charges against him.
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Sounds and voices shift around the space, but in formations impossible to ascertain by just listening.
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Under questioning, Mr. Struk said he had not obtained Kathie's academic records to ascertain the truth.
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"Our goal is to ascertain the undeniable truth," Mr. Zelensky said in his statement on Friday.
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Trying to ascertain the truth becomes a matter of guessing who benefits from a given narrative.
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It's impossible for any employee to ascertain the intentions of a stranger carrying a semiautomatic rifle.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain if Johnson has hired an attorney who could comment on his behalf.
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Furthermore, to ascertain the system's protection quality, companies can conduct rigorous tests of cybersecurity and privacy guarantees.
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Officials and witnesses have recorded at least 12 deaths, though exact casualty figures are hard to ascertain.
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As far as I could ascertain, the police never had any direct contact with Morgan Marquis-Boire.
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Globally, markets await this week's U.S. jobs data to ascertain the likely pace of interest rate rises.
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Experts in the acoustics of primates, the team were able to ascertain that this one was unique.
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How do you ascertain whether a role will work with your particular situation, without getting too personal?
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The people who were shot have all been removed from the scene as best I can ascertain.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain where or if the oil onboard the Latin Venture was offloaded.
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Heavier-duty jobs can cost up to $4,000Cirakoglu divides his jobs into categories to ascertain a price.
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" Mr. Mattarella said in a statement: "We need to ascertain immediately and precisely responsibilities and possible flaws.
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The CMA's remit is to ascertain whether merger situations could result in a substantial lessening of competition.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain if he has retained legal counsel who could comment on his behalf.
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What's easier to ascertain is that assassinations, massacres, and intimidation by the Klan and other groups worked.
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Britain needs to make a concerted effort to ascertain where all of this fabulous wealth comes from.
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UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Maybe he was, or maybe the officer was trying to ascertain whether he was alive.
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Instead, Jessica embarks on a slow-moving quest to ascertain how she became the way she is.
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Kaplan tried to ascertain the woman's identity: did she have a son who was friends with Bieber?
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What ordinary Iranians say The perspectives of the protesters and ordinary civilians has been difficult to ascertain.
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Fact-checking websites ascertain the veracity of false stories once they are already pervasive and widely disseminated.
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When you are having a panic attack for a reason hard to ascertain, listen to rain sounds.
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Facebook executives said today that the company wasn't able to ascertain the motives of the bad actors.
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Reuters was unable to verify these allegations or ascertain whether they had any effect on the project's development.
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Prince "provided funding to hire a tech advisor to ascertain the authenticity of the emails," the report said.
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To ascertain how much impact can be absorbed by D3O helmets, the company conducts tests on mannequin heads.
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Ismail told reporters that authorities would question the hijacker to ascertain his true motives, which remained a mystery.
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The metric that is most commonly used by investors to ascertain market valuation is the price earnings ratio.
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"But it's difficult to ascertain exactly how much activity that will stimulate or how much revenue," he said.
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Even in London in this relatively modern era she senses the feelers reaching out to ascertain her otherness.
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In particular, astronomers are trying to ascertain C/2019 Q4's eccentricity, or how extreme its orbit is.
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That convoluted supply chain makes it difficult to ascertain exactly what kind of labor was used, Ferrero maintains.
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But I'm not sure how a course can really ascertain how good you're going to be in eSports.
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Granted, it is a formidable challenge to find much, if anything, to cheerfully ascertain about the Knicks' predicament.
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Roughly 400 people were evacuated in early February as officials took steps to ascertain the level of risk.
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Alums should also ascertain whether their alma mater's free speech commitments are suitable before making that annual donation.
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Investigators at this time could not ascertain the speed of the train when it was near the station.
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But the perspective of Iran's protesters and ordinary civilians has been more difficult to ascertain in recent days.
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A recount is required to ascertain more facts about whether the votes were counted accurately and without interference.
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"It is currently too early to ascertain what impact market volatility will have on investor sentiment," he added.
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Reuters was not immediately able to ascertain if this had escalated into a full-blown investigation on Wednesday.
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"I'd have nine months to ascertain if the property might be more trouble than it's worth," Mr. Babitz said.
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Reuters could not ascertain who owns the building, and a telephone number for the purported owner was switched off.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain if either defendant is represented by legal counsel who could comment on their behalf.
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The city's police say they are investigating and have approached Chinese authorities to ascertain his "situation in mainland China".
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Satterfield said G4S was trying to ascertain whether any guns used in the attack were related to Mateen's work.
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A source within Twitter said that it would be difficult to ascertain how many people the hashtags trended for.
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Koshia, Gujarat's drug regulator, said they would need to ascertain whether the drug was a fake copy of Avastin.
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Investigators want to ascertain whether foreigner people or businesses funneled money into the inaugural committee's coffers — an illegal act.
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Were you ever able to ascertain whether Donald Trump still intends to build that tower when he leaves office?
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"It is incredibly difficult to ascertain how many people remain in slavery in Mauritania," she said in an email.
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Looted antiquities lack a paper trail; buyers can often ascertain whether goods are stolen simply by doing their homework.
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But poor transparency and regulatory forbearance makes it difficult to ascertain the true balance-sheet strength of Vietnamese banks.
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One official said this left them "scrambling" to ascertain which of the countries might have been involved or affected.
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One way to ascertain that number, however, would be to count the number of launch vehicles they have purchased.
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From a bunch of online searches, we can ascertain that McIver is 65 years old and is an author.
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Police said they were still looking to ascertain the number of dead as some bodies were mangled beyond recognition.
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That's because it provides a means of constant feedback from the customer, one that is hard to ascertain otherwise.
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Urena said Santa Clara County Coroner's investigators would conduct an autopsy to ascertain the cause and manner of death.
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But patchier data since make it difficult to ascertain what exactly is sprayed where in Hawaii, and by whom.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain if he is being represented by an attorney who could comment on his behalf.
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It can be very difficult to ascertain the source of a cyber attack, making a response even more difficult.
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Just a few years ago, P.G.S. was precise enough only to ascertain whether an embryo was normal or abnormal.
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Attempting to ascertain whether hate crimes against gay people are actually increasing under Trump, however, is a tricky endeavor.
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The book contains a section about O'Brien's efforts to ascertain Trump's net worth: So I asked around for guidance.
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The rover is designed to carry out geological studies and ascertain the habitability of the Martian environment, NASA said.
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"Deep North is not able to ascertain the identity of any individual captured via in-store footage," he said.
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In her masterpiece, you explore an abandoned house, scrounging up cassette tapes to ascertain just what is going on.
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Whether dog owners truly are more empathetic and nurturing than those who don't own pets is harder to ascertain.
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"At this time, investigators are still trying to ascertain if there are any terrorism links," Ms. Bavender said Thursday.
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How much the wealth from a Snap I.P.O. will trickle out across broader Los Angeles is harder to ascertain.
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However, some of the offsetting measures are temporary (delayed tax dispute judgements), and difficult to ascertain (fight against fraud).
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain attorney information for Teschner, who has yet to plead to the charges against him.
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Robbie Lawler was supposed to help us ascertain whether Rafael dos Anjos could hold up as a real welterweight.
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Urena said that Santa Clara County Coroner's investigators would conduct an autopsy to ascertain the cause and manner of death.
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There are also several congressional and agency investigations underway to ascertain the extent of any Russian involvement during the election.
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These numbers helped the doctors, Microsoft says, to ascertain how much time a patient has before their eye issues extrapolate.
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The Daily Beast spoke with the director of the finale, Jeremy Podeswa, to ascertain the Hand of the Queen's motivations.
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Reuters was unable to ascertain why the list was sent to Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co .
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"The memo itself in my mind would bear careful scrutiny to ascertain when it was written and why," said Rep.
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Crown said it was working with the Australian government to urgently make contact with its employees and ascertain their welfare.
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Lucas Ferrara, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said the building's rent-stabilized status was easy to ascertain through due diligence.
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It was too early to ascertain the cause, however, said Chang Cheng Chen, an engineer from a regional architects' association.
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California passed its new law because, at present, consumers cannot ascertain what businesses know or have figured out about them.
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In the midst of these many offensives, it is difficult to ascertain pattern or strategy in North Korea's cyber attacks.
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He could not ascertain what was happening because the Brazilians did not speak English and he did not speak Portuguese.
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"This being said the EU will take independent measures to ascertain the facts," de Boer said in an emailed statement.
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The study had a complicated design, and I invite readers who are so inclined to ascertain the details for themselves.
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And not knowing where the messages are coming from also makes it harder to ascertain the goal of the messages.
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I also would need to review every relevant document, fake and real, to ascertain whether they were telling the truth.
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As far as the team of astronomers could ascertain, the shape of the shadow is circular, as Einstein's theory predicts.
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As police officers attempt to ascertain what happened during the fight, West repeatedly curses at them and refuses to cooperate.
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As the market matured, his interest was piqued in developing technologies that could ascertain the quality of various cannabis products.
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But the FBI's probe, in any event, wasn't designed to ascertain the truth, or at least come close to it.
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So I would imagine any detective worth his or her salt would quickly ascertain whether it is genuine or not.
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What the research could not ascertain was whether respondents were aware they were sharing links to known fake news domains.
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The Kim regime is notoriously secretive, which makes it very difficult to ascertain its real thinking on any key issues.
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On Monday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said it was premature to ascertain the impact of trade and tariffs on monetary policy.
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We don't yet have the data to ascertain exactly what the effect of the 2016 election will be on these numbers.
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Canada was working hard to ascertain Spavor's whereabouts and would continue to raise the issue with the Chinese government, Berube said.
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The purpose of the scene is to ascertain the integrity of the force; to underline the empathy that they hold sacred.
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Police said that now they are trying to ascertain whether there is any link with any militant group to the attack.
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After the hearing concluded, all Senate Republicans met to ascertain, in effect, whether they had the votes to confirm Mr Kavanaugh.
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MINUSTAH said Cite Soleil remained so volatile that it was impossible to conduct a full investigation to ascertain the death toll.
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Insurers are looking to new devices to help ascertain their subscribers' health as well as encourage preventative medicine to reduce claims.
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By thinking about what people would agree to behind the veil, Rawls thought, it is possible to ascertain what is just.
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The New Yorker report reveals that Harvey Weinstein allegedly hired private investigators to ascertain what information McGowan had told the press.
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It might be assumed that any company, particularly a social media product, would utilize its own tools to ascertain public perception.
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Sullivan taks field recordings, slivers and slices them so their original sources are hard to ascertain, but the heart's still there.
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It detects only the antibodies mustered to combat the bacteria, so it isn't a reliable way to ascertain current, persistent infection.
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Scientists will need to make larger and higher precision detectors to ascertain the dimensions and shape of the empty space better.
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Canada was working hard to ascertain Spavor's whereabouts and would continue to raise the issue with the Chinese government, Bérubé said.
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The survey assesses the median housing prices and median incomes to ascertain median multiples, which it uses to determine the rankings.
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Group administrators were contacted by DeSmog UK for comment to ascertain whether they were aware of the surveillance of their activity.
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The state government was not in a position to ascertain the credibility of the New Delta Avengers' threats, the spokesman said.
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In Asia, today traders were still trying to ascertain the reason for Monday's sharp sell-off, MKS said in a note.
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The region has been hamstrung by a testing bottleneck that makes it difficult to ascertain how much the virus has spread.
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Police had been carrying out tests to ascertain if the same gun was used in both the Berlin and Milan shootings.
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You also need a keen analytic intelligence to decode the structure of a piece, to ascertain how its parts fit together.
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In the stadium, club officials and players, frantic with worry, tried to ascertain what had happened, who had been on board.
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The scientists then tried to ascertain which hypothetical—emphasis on hypothetical— circumstances could have led to those rapidly rising death tolls.
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" The authors also raise conflicts arising from "institutional ties, that may distort prosecutors' ability to ascertain and pursue the public interest.
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Moreover, so far as Amini could ascertain, Sahaaleh had been arrested only twice, not three times, before being sentenced to death.
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He said it has not yet been possible to ascertain whether the nerve agent is from the same batch of Novichok.
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Look, there&aposs no way to ascertain what is in the hearts and minds of people who want to enter this country.
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The questions are endless, and the answers, unless you're paying very close attention -- all the time -- can require significant effort to ascertain.
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It is difficult to ascertain if he intends for outsized body parts to be erotic or to be a comment on vulgarity.
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Canadian officials were working hard to ascertain Spavor's whereabouts and would continue to raise the issue with the Chinese government, Bérubé said.
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The chips can also be used to ascertain what drugs an individual is most responsive to as well as the dosage required.
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French investigators hope to ascertain his identity through DNA analysis, the director of police in North-Rhine Westphalia, Uwe Jacob, told reporters.
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One of the interesting things that I've been following is also the ways you can ascertain those signals without an invasive sensor.
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Reuters was unable to ascertain why the list was sent to Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (2317.TW).
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"This is a long process, so far it is impossible to ascertain that someone has won and someone has lost," he said.
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But for now, it's hard to ascertain how much runway the Series D investment gives 33DR, which is attempting a major metamorphosis.
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The second step is to ascertain capital market expectations, as well as the expected return and expected volatility of each asset classes.
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It takes more skill and experience to ascertain whether somebody sincerely professes a religion, whether the affiliation is recent or long-term.
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He examines and compares records in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark and Italy to try to ascertain what happened and why.
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"We are trying to find out how they were assembled, how they were dispatched, [and] trying to ascertain the facts," he said.
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As of Friday, it was investigating 17 infections to ascertain whether each was a lone case or part of a wider cluster.
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In interviews, the heads of recruiting at both companies said they used "best day" questions to ascertain where a candidate's passions lay.
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With his years of experience, Meffert says he quickly switched into first responder mode, asking the couple questions to ascertain their injuries.
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The investigation will try to ascertain if the government broke its own rules in taking out the loan (now worth $847 million).
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I heard enough to ascertain that Johnson's long affair with Alice was indeed unlike any affair he had with any other woman.
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Ledovaya said one goal of the project was to ascertain the mental wellbeing of the respondents and, as appropriate, offer free counseling.
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But there was no sign of anyone who was qualified or interested in trying to ascertain what had happened to these people.
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It's difficult to ascertain why China has decided to allow its coal trade with North Korea to continue, and indeed to grow.
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But it's a fool's errand to try and ascertain meaning or assume any kind of linear, logical thinking from what Trump says.
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It will ascertain how decisions are made, the processes leading up to them and the factors that influence a White House organization.
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Under the Trump Administration, it has been deployed to the border to ascertain the relatedness of migrant families trying to cross together.
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He also said State Department officials are still trying to ascertain just how the newly found emails wound up at the FBI.
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The USGS is currently working to study glaciers in Montana, Alaska and Washington to ascertain the extent and severity of ice loss.
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Exactly how much of that money was funneled to tech is difficult to ascertain, as some industry-specific data is not disclosed.
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It therefore belongs to them to ascertain its meaning, as well as the meaning of any particular act proceeding from the legislative body.
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Moshe Negbi, Israel Radio's legal affairs expert, said police would be trying to ascertain from Adelson whether Netanyahu had influence on Israel Hayom.
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"The man claimed that he did not call his parents to ascertain their safety as he was extremely worried," the news release said.
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Hargreaves said she is about to start working with clients of companies like Acxiom to ascertain whether they were getting value for money.
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And the state wants to ascertain that, with the Karnataka Lake Conservation and Development Authority (KLCDA) bringing ISRO on board for the project.
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Beyond that, the company has released very few details but says it's working with forensic experts to ascertain the scope of the breach.
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They can be used to obscure the real owner of assets and make it difficult for authorities to ascertain the origin of funds.
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Boffins in Brussels are preparing a methodology for standardised tests that should help agencies across the EU ascertain the scale of the problem.
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They said interested buyers include private equity firms and financial services companies, though Reuters was not able to ascertain names of potential bidders.
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It will take a fuller disclosure of Mr Mueller's findings, which Mr Barr has promised, to ascertain quite how reassuring this conclusion is.
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Foreign leaders have come to ascertain that feting Trump with outsized displays of flattery can bear ample fruit, at least for a time.
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It was really beautiful to see that happening so that the producer was able to ascertain their performers' safety levels before filming began.
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"For Thailand, years of political uncertainty may have dented the relationship, making it hard to ascertain pre-election spending trends," the analysts wrote.
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The "believe the women" approach trivialized the role of evidence in justice; banning cross-examination made it extremely difficult to ascertain the truth.
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Have reporters done any investigative work to ascertain where North Korea, under so much "pressure" of economic sanctions, found resources for the Olympics?
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Driving anywhere new yourself meant budgeting some extra time to pull over on the side of the road and ascertain where you were.
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"Amazon's usage, for example, makes it difficult to ascertain the true owner of tens of thousands of trailers, when necessary," the statement said.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain from sources familiar with the meeting whether any board members initially favored a move to Hong Kong.
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Because "time served" was easier to ascertain, and because many sentences were reduced to "time served," The Times used that as a metric.
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Cuba analysts have struggled to ascertain how much power Mr. Díaz-Canel would have if he is in fact selected as Cuba's president.
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The data collected from the cameras will be used to ascertain each student's level of concentration, as well as assess the teacher's performance.
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The actual extent of the disaster has been difficult to ascertain because the Tehran government has not let foreign journalists visit stricken areas.
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They routinely perform a broad analysis of global macroeconomic, political and technological trends to ascertain how these trends will impact the financial markets.
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At a minimum, a nine-month wait for the next presidential election may be worthwhile to ascertain what the long-term options are.
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To ascertain changes in temperature back then, Henehan used proxy records based on several sources, including chemical traces in fossils and other biomarkers.
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They can initiate a consensual encounter to ascertain if the carrier appears dangerous, or they can wait and observe until suspicious activity occurs.
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The trade would ascertain exposure to strong sales and infrastructure spending in the United States, while hedging against risk in China, he explained.
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Once you determine what and where you want to study, visit that university's website and ascertain the requirements, fees, and the available scholarships.
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What does it mean for a statute to be "sufficiently definite and precise" that people can "ascertain whether Congress's guidance has been followed"?
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"The expected impact of COVID-19 as of now is hard to ascertain," it said in a filing to the exchanges on Sunday.
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By blending art and propaganda, Bejar contended that he was making it more possible for people to ascertain when we are being manipulated.
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Robert Mueller, to whom the president's lawyers dispatched a long-awaited list of written responses to questions this week, is trying to ascertain that.
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The country has a more lax corporate governance culture and that sometimes made it difficult to ascertain even company ownership structures, the executive said.
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Judicial Watch argued that it needed limited discovery to ascertain whether the State Department conducted an adequate search of its records for pertinent documents.
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Turkish authorities have begun investigating everything from hotel records to camera footage to try to ascertain the reason for his visits, the source said.
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Some of that is intrigue, some of that is, people trying to generally ascertain value based on how many users are using a platform.
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"The US government is working to ascertain the truth behind this incident, but it has the fingerprints of a regime attack," the official said.
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"If anything was electronically fiddled with, there is a way to go back and absolutely ascertain what happened in the polling station," he said.
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Canada and the US are actively working together with Cuba to ascertain the cause of the "unusual symptoms," Canadian officials said in the statement.
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Those staying in the hotel included a group of tourists from Myanmar, broadcaster NDTV said, adding that authorities were trying to ascertain their whereabouts.
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This is a case of unknown etiology, and the only way to ascertain what may have gone wrong would be to do an autopsy.
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Analysts ascertain that economic indicators and currency moves will be closely linked to the presidential elections scheduled in the second half of the year.
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If you have a rare genetic disease, your boss could theoretically ascertain your identity and penalize you for having the wrong kind of genome.
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However, the audacity of the statement reverberated through social media as people tried to ascertain how he could have such insight into her heart.
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Researchers will now have a perfect opportunity to ascertain finally what the financial impact of an NEA grant was on giving to the arts.
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"Inspector Nicholls said Friday's reception party "would form part of our inquiries in order to ascertain events leading up to the item being stolen.
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Police told the Times that they were unable to ascertain how many people had been occupying the hotel at the time of the accident.
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They've got three RBs, and so far as I can ascertain, the NFL still only allows one football in play at any given time.
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With our browsing habits and app usage, Facebook can ascertain our desires, and fulfil them—whether it's Snapchat-like filters, or WeChat-like games.
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While Mr. Duhigg said cues usually fall into one of five categories — time, location, people, emotion or ritual — rewards are more difficult to ascertain.
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"We need to take a deep breath, ascertain all the facts and make our decision based upon facts and not emotion," Mr. Cunningham said.
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These donations are easy to ascertain; what vigorous Internet searches fail to find are donations to victim advocacy groups from these criminal justice warriors.
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This has led to a lack of accountability and transparency, a lack of programming in many prisons, and no way to ascertain recidivism rates.
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The ability to ascertain ''what the White House is thinking'' or ''the president's mind-set'' once accounted for many hours (often billable) of analysis.
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It has been difficult to ascertain the full extent of the crackdown because of the Indian measures, which officials say they are slowly lifting.
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Increasingly, though, Mr. Trump does not even have to make implied threats within his party — Republicans can ascertain the benefit of sticking with him.
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In their Tuesday letter, the Democrats asked Dourson seven detailed questions about what he is doing to ascertain whether he is violating a law.
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Diocesan lawyers were not able to ascertain any more details despite negotiating to limit the documentation to living priests only, according to the source.
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Our Medicare Today coalition commissioned a survey this summer by Morning Consult to ascertain how senior citizens viewed their Part D prescription drug coverage.
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If he signs the memo, the overall scale of the Trump impact on legal work visa issuance is difficult to ascertain at this point.
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It has been difficult to ascertain the full extent of the crackdown because of the Indian measures, which officials say they are slowly lifting.
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To an untrained ear, there may be something that feels "off" or alien about your music, but the specific tonality is hard to ascertain.
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John Cornyn of Texas, said the GOP must ascertain whether the bill can come to the floor quickly before committing to considering the legislation.
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Advocates of the so-called citizenship question say it is merely clerical, an effort to ascertain how many noncitizens reside in the United States.
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And from what we were able to ascertain at the time—I don't recall ever making a link between a red mitsubishi and PMA.
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Dunford added that the U.S. would ascertain over the "next couple of weeks" which nations have the political will to support the Pentagon plan.
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On Monday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell reiterated his unmoved demeanor stating it was premature to ascertain the impact of trade and tariffs on monetary policy.
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It's also not clear how exactly Uber will ascertain that passengers are using Uber to travel to a destination in order to watch a game.
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In analyzing the DNA, the researchers found specific differences between several genes in the spiders, and compared them to ascertain the evolutionary relationships between species.
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There are several figures, depicted only by their heads, and as I decide how many there are, I try to ascertain what they are doing.
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"There may be some kind of immunity," Lutwama told Reuters in an interview, although he added there have never been any tests to ascertain that.
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"Bobby McDonald was able to ascertain exactly where we would need to suspect that potentially contagious people had gone and come from," Sternberg told me.
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The idea is to ascertain where there may be too much pollution and other breathing issues on a hyper local level in each metropolitan area.
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Yes. Were you able to ascertain, because he wouldn't answer your questions completely, whether or if he ever ended that desire to build that tower?
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To shed light on the matter, the church asked Lord Carlile, one of Britain's top barristers, to ascertain whether the allegations had been properly investigated.
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A new study published in the Biological Letters did not ascertain if they could be trained, or even learn to stop chewing on your furniture.
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The Administration said it would expand the scope of its monitoring and "quickly ascertain the spread and drift of overflowing oil" from the wrecked ship.
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One study that compared data on 33,000 runners and almost 16,000 walkers to ascertain the respective health benefits found that walking had a slight edge.
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Speaking before their session, Obama said he was aiming to ascertain the prospects for peace in the region as he prepares to end his presidency.
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Participants decide when they are ready to leave the space, although staff would wish to ascertain first that they are able to safely walk out.
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Investors will also eye Disney's earnings to ascertain the impact of "The Force Awakens" and the health of its cable bundle and theme park division.
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The computer sets rotor pitch and speed while using GPS, an inertial measurement unit, lidar laser scanning, and radar to ascertain its position in space.
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Russia earlier vetoed a U.S.-drafted Security Council resolution that would have created a new inquiry to ascertain blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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This trains a "policy" network to help AlphaGo predict the next moves, which in turn trains a "value" network to ascertain and evaluate those positions.
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The recidivism rates are difficult to ascertain, but in any event, the scale of the Saudi program and its geographical location make it sui generis.
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Although surveillance cameras were rolling, with the lights cut, it's hard for law enforcement officials to ascertain how many suspects were involved in the burglary.
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There was no protest of his candidacy by the "outraged women's movement" or interviews with his young victim to ascertain the impact on her life.
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"We will work with the Kyrgyzstan side to quickly ascertain specific information on the people and organizations that carried out this terrorist attack," she said.
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The French government is currently planning to trial the technology for a two-year period to ascertain what level of noise should trigger a fine.
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Actual numbers are hard to ascertain, but a report from Griffith University in Queensland earlier this year found right-wing extremism was on the rise.
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The narratives are hard to ascertain, as she speaks in both English and French and her recited passages are as deliberately gnarled as the instrumentals.
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According to Baden and Moss's book, much of the 40,000-object collection was acquired without doing the necessary work to ascertain the objects' provenance: i.e.
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Reuters was unable to ascertain exactly how many such requests have been submitted this year, how many are pending and how many have been rejected.
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"The object of all elections is to ascertain, fairly and truthfully, the will of the people," the judges wrote, quoting the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain the views of some of LSE's largest shareholders, including those who also hold a stake in the Asian bourse.
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The country is largely a "closed shop" to foreigners and it has proved difficult to ascertain how much of the competition will be broadcast there.
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EU officials did not respond to multiple calls and emails to ascertain if the bloc is actively doing anything to counter Russia's attacks on Ukraine.
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In practice, it is almost impossible to ascertain whether the seafood that comes across the border is from independent fishermen or state-linked companies, analysts said.
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Because the orbits of each planet influence the others, such observations also allowed the researchers to ascertain the masses and diameters of the planets, Triaud said.
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It is not clear from Abacus' report exactly what data Baidu collects to ascertain the locations of the patients, or how precise its location pins are.
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As for what's next, Becker says he hopes to get the DNA samples put into a national missing persons database to ascertain who they belong to.
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"There's possibly a terrorist motive but that's something the justice system will have to ascertain and it will do so in due time," Brandet told reporters.
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Anticorruption investigators have been scrutinizing the agency, trying to ascertain whether staff members tipped off friends about their decisions, particularly during the market's fall last summer.
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She tells me that he kept his career in adult entertainment away from her, so it's difficult for her to ascertain how he felt about it.
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" Pakistan's foreign ministry said in a statement: "Both militaries, under a joint mechanism established since last year, are working to ascertain the whereabouts of Iranian guards.
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"There is therefore no evidence before the Court that would allow it to ascertain whether the allegations made against Mr Rimsevics are well founded," it added.
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It's impossible to ascertain whether West was actually trolling, or if he just didn't realize that the world could zoom in to see his open tabs.
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Reuters could not immediately ascertain those targeted but Kenya's Daily Nation newspaper, citing unnamed sources, reported that they included nationals of Bulgaria, Italy, Russia and Poland.
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Simply put, under the AAA, the Department of Education may consider an assailant's words, using the State Department's definition, to ascertain the intent of unprotected actions.
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"From the image, we are unable to ascertain if the question was from a school's Primary 1 examination paper," an MOE spokesperson said in a statement.
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The autopsy report from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner could not ascertain what effect the cocaine and other drugs may have had on her system.
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The ministry was quoted as saying that three crew members and two officers had been on board and that it was trying to ascertain their fate.
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In the meantime, technology companies have started introducing features to make it easier for people to ascertain the identities and agendas behind the ads they see.
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At Pruitt's January confirmation hearing, senators asked him about the ethanol mandate and tried to ascertain whether he would make the obligation change that CVR seeks.
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In Weinstein's case, he wanted to ascertain if Harvey showed a pattern of sexual harassment of women, or had paid settlements to make harassment charges disappear.
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Not only this, but as patterns form in the visuals, it finds a counterpoint in how we may ascertain patterns in the randomness that is existence.
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But testing and confirming those types of cases is challenging "in the setting of an overwhelmed healthcare system that cannot ascertain cases effectively," the authors said.
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The majority of what I do is handwriting comparison, to ascertain the identity of the person whose signature appears or whether a document has been forged.
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After years of being in the know about the House agenda and majority strategy, Republican lawmakers will now struggle to even ascertain what the schedule is.
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And so he is these days often trying to figure out a metric by which he can ascertain where he falls in the fame food chain.
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Amnesty International said the death toll had climbed to at least 115, but a confirmed tally was impossible to ascertain given limited access to the country.
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"However chemical analysis is ongoing on the object to ascertain what the object might be but it appears to be some form of chemical," police said.
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Lukasz Lipinski, a press officer at the museum, said staff members were working with Polish prosecutors to ascertain whether the items were stolen from the site.
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Consumers would be better served if we first implement a two-year moratorium on further legalization to ascertain the potential risks and possible benefits of marijuana.
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The GOP plan would instead allow states to withhold payments while they try to ascertain whether another insurer should be on the hook for the bill.
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Moreover, if a drug company cannot ascertain the problem for which a prescription is written, it lacks the means by which it can enforce its new patent.
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A spokesperson for the British embassy in Beijing called on authorities in Hong Kong, a former British colony, and China to ascertain its citizen's welfare and whereabouts.
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They were able to compare that to the tracking and ascertain that Carlos's point of view was the correct one - of which we never had any doubt.
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PEOPLE was unable to ascertain if either the mother or daughter had hired attorneys who could comment on their behalf, as they remain in prison without bond.
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"Without documentation, there is no way to ascertain whether these searches were justified or whether they infringed on the privacy and rights of detainees," the report said.
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Dayton police are still trying to ascertain the motive of Connor Betts, 24, who was shot by police and died from his injuries shortly after opening fire.
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The algorithm doesn't completely replace actually testing samples until they die, but it could help engineers quickly ascertain if changes they're testing have the potential for improvement.
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South Korean prosecutors are trying to ascertain whether Samsung, the country's biggest conglomerate, sought favors from Choi and Park in return for funding some of their initiatives.
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Kalluf is also trying to ascertain what measures the ministry took in relation to BRF, the world's largest chicken exporter, after the probe began, the filing said.
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Basis Point was not able to ascertain the reason for the sale but banks typically offload portfolios in the secondary market to reduce credit and liquidity risk.
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Context-aware access lets administrators define a set of information that could help them more accurately ascertain the identity of the person trying to access your service.
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First, Team Trump should direct U.S. intel to ascertain the nature of cargo and identity of passengers that board Iran Air planes flying between Iran and Syria.
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The writer's purpose is to decode the significance of these images, to ascertain why they make him feel the way they do, and to render them visible.
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Dean urged companies to see past their "unconscious bias" when it comes to hiring and review its policies to ascertain whether they are skewed towards male success.
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China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said in a briefing the country needed to ascertain the direction of any U.S. investigation before it could make a judgment.
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Ditto Trump, whose legion of online followers often don't even make an attempt to ascertain what the actual facts of any situation he engages in actually are.
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As a matter of long practice, the Senate has fulfilled this responsibility by holding hearings at which its members seek to ascertain the fitness of the nominee.
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Quandl's Earnings Quality Ranking feed helps users ascertain if a company's earnings numbers are genuinely strong or just a product of some "accounting Jiu-Jitsu," Kamel said.
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"If IOM can provide details that they must have, Bangladesh can ascertain their citizenship and start the process of repatriation," a spokesman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It is also intended to ascertain ideological cohesion among pseudo-patriot advocates of strong governmental authority and left-wing lunatics, to whom capitalism is a common enemy.
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Reuters also was unable to ascertain whether the owners of the vessels that sailed from Russia to South Korea and Japan knew the origin of the coal.
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Suddenly the "price" of failure becomes clear, and students (and perhaps regulators) can quickly ascertain which colleges (and even which programs) are adequately preparing students for employment.
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If you're not a good fit for your current gig, it's important to ascertain if you should quit (and figure out how to go about doing it).
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Position detection may ascertain whether the baby is standing, kneeling, laying down, crawling, walking, climbing or in some other stationary or moving position, according to the application.
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But with Myanmar's government blocking international access to the area of western Myanmar where the Rohingya once lived, estimates of the toll have been hard to ascertain.
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It's nearly impossible to ascertain a sturgeon's sex from the outside; Lang and his team use ultrasound on 3-year-old fish to spot testes and ovaries.
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An official with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said they were in touch with the High Commission in Australia to ascertain more details about the case.
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Fred flew up to Dak To from his headquarters at Nha Trang on the coast and sent out patrols to ascertain the source of the mortar fire.
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TechCrunch could not ascertain the kind of business agreement Amazon has formed with Indian restaurant partners — many of which have grown frustrated with online food delivery players.
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After my query was booted around a bit a PR company that works with Wallapop responded asking to talk through what information I was trying to ascertain.
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Investigators are examining Abdul Razak Ali Artan's Facebook page to determine whether the attack was terrorism, though law enforcement officials said it will take time to ascertain motive.
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And no president before in history, as far as we can ascertain, ever attempted to "lift" a reporter's White House pass because he didn't like the reporter's questions.
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He talks about how the new cutting edge sensor combined with Azure's AI powers will enable developers to ascertain visual information more quickly and with lower power consumption.
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Collins only got the documents because he was able to ascertain the hotel in which Ted Kramer, Six218Three's managing director, was staying during a business trip to London.
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Numbers are difficult to ascertain but have reached as many as 43,24 skaters in recent years, even as police actively try to stop some of them with nets.
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"The impact on the insurance sector could be too early to ascertain though based on news reports it may not be as damaging as last year," Samarasinghe said.
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"There was no debate, as far as I could ascertain, as to who their spokesman would be," Adams says of the selection process for the commencement's student speaker.
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Hoping both to ascertain what happened to his father and to gain his inheritance, James quickly embarks on a mission of revenge and so on and so forth.
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While an intern at CNBC, I learned a variety of reports to run in order to ascertain trends in viewer habits, audience demographics and effective primetime show topics.
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As part of their investigation, prosecutors are also trying to ascertain whether Samsung Electronics sought favors from Choi and Park in return for funding some of their initiatives.
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Researchers from the Scottish SPCA and the University of Glasgow recently performed a study attempting to ascertain which kind of music best relaxed dogs being kept in shelters.
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According to Champion, Southaven police officers knocked on the door of the residence to ascertain if it was the correct location, but the Lopezes didn't hear the knock.
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I've given my super dislike of the Super Like button some thought in effort to ascertain what it is about this feature that turns me off so much.
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India's largest drugmaker by sales, Sun Pharma, will check every product listed in the regulator's notice to ascertain its status and respond in time, a spokesman told Reuters.
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The attorney general said it wants to ascertain whether the state would be fully compensated for losses incurred as a result of the evidence found under these investigations.
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"The impact on the insurance sector could be too early to ascertain, though based on news reports it may not be as damaging as last year," Samarasinghe said.
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In those instances where a clear discrepancy is found, a call is placed to the voter to ascertain if they were, in fact, the person who had voted.
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Florida election officials manually recounted these ballots, poring over the infamous hanging chads and dimples on punch card ballots to ascertain whether they could detect a missed vote.
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Reuters was not able to ascertain the overall scale of such activities and found no evidence that BJP and Congress leaders officially ordered workers to campaign this way.
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Producers and advertisers can instantly tabulate how many times a show has been downloaded, but it's harder to ascertain how many people have listened to the whole thing.
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But many of the standards involve not infrastructure and surgical approaches but communication: ensuring that patients truly grasp their risks and alternatives, and that physicians ascertain patients' wishes.
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Alejandra Frausto, the Mexican culture secretary, said in a news conference that researchers at the library would continue efforts to ascertain that the recording was definitely of Kahlo.
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"Protocol was followed efficiently and effectively to quickly ascertain the source of the threat," LSU's media relations director Ernie Ballard said in a statement to The Tuscaloosa News.
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Large black screens blocked off the prime minister's official residence on Jerusalem's Balfour Street on Thursday, making it difficult to ascertain what was happening on the other side.
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Local news agency EWN reported that a lawyer representing EDC told the court the aircraft's tracking device had been switched off, making it impossible to ascertain its location.
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He took stock of his situation: He was in an unknown location in an unknown city, being held by officers whose identity and affiliation he could not ascertain.
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Developments surrounding the new coronavirus, known as COVID-2.493, will continue to be monitored by investors as they attempt to ascertain the potential economic impact of the disease.
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The report says the United Nations would more carefully screen job candidates to ascertain whether there are outstanding allegations against them in another part of the organization's system.
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First, Congress must ascertain whether Barr gave the thumbs-down to obstruction charges because of insufficient evidence or because of his extreme and untested views on presidential authority.
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To ascertain whether urine was actually the attractive agent, further urine was deposited on a second area 2 m away where no bumble bees were feeding at the time.
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We have sought veterinary advice and I have just contacted the poisons unit to ascertain what would be safe to use on them to try to remove the ink.
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The police are still trying to ascertain the exact route the container took prior to its arrival in Purfleet in the U.K. in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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The OIG report said that the "lack of an existing, integrated data system" at DHS and HHS made it difficult to ascertain just how many families had been separated.
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The monetary policy committee "will continue monitoring movements in inflation to ascertain if recent soft readings are transient or if a more durable disinflation is underway," the RBI said.
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As part of their investigation, South Korean prosecutors are trying to ascertain whether Samsung Electronics sought favors from Choi and Park in return for funding some of their initiatives.
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The original collection included Kipling's well-known poem, "Gunga Din," though I'm not familiar enough with the work to ascertain whether any lines make an appearance on Edwards's tribute.
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The Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA took custody of the dog's body and will conduct a necropsy in the coming days to ascertain the specific cause of death, police said.
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When students first open Yup, a bot briefly interviews them to ascertain what subject matter and level of tutoring help they need to match them with an ideal tutor.
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Traders and investors were also awaiting a U.S. oil rig count report to ascertain if more drillers were returning to the well pad in the world's largest oil consumer.
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One private investigator contacted one of Epstein's former house managers looking to "meet with him to ascertain what he was going to tell the police," one police report said.
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"We saw it happen on one of the waves a while ago, and we're trying to ascertain what control we have over it in this particular situation," Fincham says.
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Often, against the best strikers, this works a lot better because less motion means less time to ascertain the legitimacy of a feint and react to the follow up.
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"At present we usually look at things like at-the-money implied volatility or payer skew to ascertain the level of risk being priced in credit markets," said Banerjee.
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Manufactured in Germany today, each DroneTracker includes cameras, acoustic and radio frequency sensors that can detect the presence of a drone and ascertain what type of drone it is.
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The bank deemed the withdrawals suspicious because it could not ascertain their purposes and because they occurred during the time of his supposedly independent efforts to obtain Clinton's emails.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela has stopped publishing money supply data, depriving the public of the best available tool to ascertain soaring inflation in one of the world's worst-performing economies.
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With increasing sophisticated monitoring, we have now been able to ascertain that the population health effects of poor air quality are similar in magnitude to long term cigarette smoking.
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That makes it hard to ascertain where the Olympic defectors' concerns about Zika end and where their general worries about Rio's readiness to serve as a world host begin.
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" To ascertain how far Edwards' stock could still run, Moreno measured the distance between its lowest lows (the "head") and the "neckline," or the line connecting the two "shoulders.
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"No bank is talking about restructuring now, but it might get to that later once we are able to ascertain the true value of the company," the source said.
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"We are not being issued ID cards showing our genders because authorities want us to undergo a medical examination to ascertain our gender," Bobby told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A former government source said that DHS likely could not ascertain at what scale Kaspersky software was being used on federal networks, prompting the department to issue the directive.
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A team of academic researchers from Columbia University and Rutgers University tried to ascertain, from a quantitative perspective, whether The New York Times exhibited any bias in its coverage.
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Given that Kurz and Strache alike ran on explicitly anti-immigration platforms, it is difficult to ascertain precisely where national security concerns end and more prosaic political concerns begin.
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Afterward, West appeared to be in tears (based on the livestreamed video; it was difficult to ascertain in person), with Kid Cudi and Chance the Rapper offering him comfort.
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The spokesman said that suspected coronavirus cases had emerged among workers at the group's plant in San Mauro Torinese, near Turin, and that tests were undergoing to ascertain it.
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The wristband and the app were developed in collaboration with a local startup "to ascertain people under quarantine are staying at their dwelling places," according to a government statement.
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SEBI added that while it could not ascertain the source of the leak, it had prima facie concluded the leak occurred due to a lack in Tata Motors' controls.
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Zelensky's adviser Andriy Yermak panicked and tried to ascertain what was going on, and on September 1, Sondland told him that the aid also hinged on the investigations announcement.
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No serious observer would mistake it for an effort to ascertain what really happened on those occasions when Kavanaugh, according to his accusers, was drunk, aggressive and assaulted them.
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Fitch attributes this to the wide bid-ask spread for 'B' malls generally as the market struggles to ascertain the long-term viability and value of less productive malls.
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"The reason [the calculation] gets really complicated is ... the counterfactual," Mehrotra said — it's difficult to ascertain what patients really would have done if telehealth services weren't available to them.
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The ICRC said its last "credible information" regarding Akavi's well-being came in late 2018, but it had never been able to ascertain the fates of Rajab or Bakdounes.
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A handful of large and prominent Western companies have pulled out of Israel in recent years as well, although it's difficult to ascertain their exact motives for doing so.
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What New Knowledge does is we ascertain whether or not those mentions are organic or if they're a kind of coordinated campaign to impact the reputation of the brand.
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Russia has also made a habit of flying planes near or over the Baltics with their transponders switched off — making it hard to ascertain whether their intentions were peaceful.
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During a meeting with South Sudanese President Salva Kiir on Saturday, Francis "expressed the wish to ascertain the conditions for a possible visit to South Sudan," a Vatican statement said.
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He is trying to ascertain whether they colluded with the Russian election-hackers—including 25 Russian individuals and three Russian companies—that Mr Mueller has already indicted over the affair.
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"NAFDAC and SON (Standards Organization of Nigeria) regularly monitor the manufacturing practices of food industries and conduct laboratory analysis to ascertain continuous compliance with required national standards," said the statement.
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Since the documents were published, there's been some inaccurate and dangerous reporting on the scope of the CIA's capabilities — making it even more difficult to ascertain what this all means.
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It's a quick way to ascertain your spending and see if you need to make any changes (no more digging through credit card billing statements trying to decipher weird abbreviations).
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A few egregious examples drew the ire of policymakers, like ones where a family partnership was created to hold a basket of marketable securities, whose value was easy to ascertain.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russia on Tuesday vetoed a U.S.-drafted U.N. Security Council resolution that would have created a new inquiry to ascertain blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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Fitch attributes the discount to the wide bid-ask spread for 'B' malls generally as the market struggles to ascertain the long-term viability and value of less productive malls.
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The curators plan to bring in algorithmic experts to ascertain whether subtleties in the ways different artists rendered Lenin's expression can help determine which country each bust was made in.
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You move the tablet left to right in front of you, allowing Project Tango to visually ascertain your location, and a virtual trail of blue dots appears to guide you.
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To ascertain the provenance of a plume of methane scientists take a sample and measure the proportion of carbon-13, a comparatively rare isotope of the element that it contains.
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"There is no question that the tree cover has declined," says Matthew Hansen, professor of Geology at the University of Maryland, who analyzes satellite data to ascertain global forest loss.
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If the result is the same as the polls are now, or if Hillary wins by a bigger margin than we see now, we may ascertain the impact was minimal.
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At 18, Artemisia was raped by Agostino Tassi, a colleague of her father Orazio, and subjected to thumbscrew torture to ascertain she was telling the truth during the trial proceedings.
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Prosecutors will ask the judge for a new evidentiary hearing on the disaster to ascertain the causes of the collapse, the head of the prosecutor's office Franco Cozzi said recently.
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"As much attention as Zika is getting in the media, it is still difficult to ascertain what is really going on and exactly how bad the problem is," said Perkins.
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Trump brought with him to the hospital Dr. Ronny Jackson, the White House physician, who had visited the center earlier in the day to ascertain Scalise's condition from doctors there.
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U.S. Senators grilled current and former executives at Yahoo and Equifax on Wednesday, trying to ascertain what — if anything — companies can do to prevent future data breaches of massive proportion.
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And as our military today under Trump's leadership can also ascertain, dropping in for a few photos and some questionably sincere words does not a worthy commander in chief make.
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In the hours after the attacks, Ms. Eisenman was in constant touch with Mr. Migom's family as they tried to ascertain whether he had survived the blast, she told CNN.
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Efforts by public agents to ascertain facts in such investigations should not create constitutional controversy, provided the agents respect due process and other constraints on how they perform these duties.
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Gaethje's style is a process of throwing himself against the opponent at the same pace, minute after minute and round after round, to ascertain whether they will crumble before him.
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They were bussed in for the event, and bussed out after; as far as I've been able to ascertain, there was no particular logic to their inclusion in the program.
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It has already been incorporated into an app called Facemetrix, which can track a child's eyes to ascertain whether they are reading something on a phone or tablet or not.
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Between taking him to endless medical appointments, I began undergoing my own transplant work-up — the long and expensive series of tests to ascertain my fitness to be a donor.
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"We're doing our best to ascertain who might have had any contact with the patient," Schlapp said, adding that people who had concerns should reach out to their medical professionals.
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"We have sent samples for forensic examinations to ascertain the ingredients used in that particular lot of spurious liquor that led to the deaths of so many people," he added.
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The reboot of this show last year inspired feverish fandoms and online reactions, with sleuths digging deep to ascertain Antoni Porowski's level of cooking skill and Tom Jackson's relationship status.
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The location was important because it helped us to ascertain what time the video was filmed, which we could estimate based on the sunlight illuminating the minarets on the video.
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"Traders will likely stay cautious before the coming OPEC meeting to ascertain for supply-side commitments from key producers in 2020," said Benjamin Lu, analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore.
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Police initially treated the attack as a hate crime and were able to ascertain the men's identities, in part, through cabs and rideshares that they took after the attack, Cmdr.
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Still, Mr. Mannucci said that he had asked Dr. Watson about race and intelligence several times over the course of making the film in order to ascertain his real views.
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Although there is no way to ascertain the entirety of the conversation from its beginning, he notes that we must listen to all sides for an extended period of time.
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Specifically, all of us recognize the imperative of formal impeachment proceedings to ascertain additional facts and weigh the consequences of what we have learned and what may yet still emerge.
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Two of the arrested men joined authorities on Friday's trip to North Sentinel Island to help "ascertain the route and possible circumstances of Chau's killing," according to a police press release.
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Fitch expects to meet with the senior management team from both organizations in the coming months to ascertain the combined system's organizational structure, initial financial combination and longer-term financial projections.
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"They [the authorities] have never been able to ascertain the item used to deposit the Novichok, and it's possible the pair have come into contact with that item," the source said.
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"All passengers, except one, disembarked safely after aircraft landed at the airport and currently investigations are underway to ascertain the cause of one missing passenger," the airline said in a statement.
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There are vague references to people who have left the group, and some of the members present are trained facilitators rather than civilians, but it's difficult to ascertain who is who.
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To improve compliance with environmental rules, the central government has dispatched teams across China to ascertain how much has been done to rectify the thousands of problems identified during previous inspections.
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There have been 200 or more exhibitions of selections of Curtis's work, but from what we can ascertain, never before has the entire body of work been put out on display.
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Alfre Woodard plays the infants' nurse, and though she mostly just feels around in a cave in a constant state of shock, she is able to ascertain that they can see.
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By using data from NASA's Kepler spacecraft, a team of researchers were able to ascertain the predictable frequency at which the innermost six planets orbit their star, a pattern called resonance.
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In his meeting with Suu Kyi, Obama had hoped to ascertain whether the time was right to remove further economic sanctions on leaders in Myanmar given its ongoing move toward democracy.
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Despite pressure from viewers and performers to be the best at diversity, there is surprisingly little statistical information to ascertain which of these major awarding institutions is actually doing it well.
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From the limited information regarding Trump's official policy on the matter, we can ascertain that his plan for student debt is focused on income-driven repayment plans and loan forgiveness regulations.
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Nor would the visitors have tried to impose American norms on India; they would have tried to ascertain India's observance of international standards to which virtually all countries have signed up.
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"We are yet to ascertain the group responsible for the attack," the police official, who declined to be named as he is not authorized to talk to the media, told Reuters.
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It's pretty gnarly out there right now, yet deep within this boulevard of yearning, there is one new information leak regarding the album that we can almost ascertain to be true.
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In the demo, we still ascertain consent to move forward and have a second factor authentication (in case someone took your phone) to determine that it is you – the user/individual.
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He also said that he accepted a meeting with a Russian lawyer ostensibly touting damaging information about Hillary Clinton in order to ascertain whether the Democratic nominee was fit for office.
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There are other census products used to ascertain citizenship, such as the American Community Survey which is given out to a percentage of the population and includes a question on citizenship.
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"There is a thorough investigation to ascertain any possible oversight from the part of the company responsible for checking all air mail that is sent abroad," ELTA said in a statement.
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But the defense secretary made it clear that bilateral negotiations were not taking place even if the US was attempting to ascertain whether Pyongyang might be serious about any such talks.
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"I have already spoken to the head of our special services, they are working to ascertain the cause (of the blasts)," Putin, at a meeting with Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, said.
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The breaches of Hong Kong's code of conduct included failure to carry out "more due diligence to ascertain the truth and completeness of the information" the firm provided, the SFC added.
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The next step was to ascertain the extent to which this output was successfully turned to patents by consulting two additional Clarivate resources: Derwent World Patents Index and Derwent Innovations Index.
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"We do sincerely apologize for this and for any distress caused and will be reviewing our internal procedures to ascertain how this came to be," a theater manager told the BBC.
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Any whiplash associated with trying to ascertain administration policy is not going to deter bad actors from using chemical weapons because they won't be convinced that we're prepared to act again.
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The what2000words drivers took 23 percent less time, drove a 23 percent shorter route and needed no phone calls; the street-address drivers had to make 25 calls to ascertain locations.
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One of the advantages of the slow, unwieldy approval processes put into place by previous administrations is that they gave the government ample time to ascertain who was behind a cyberattack.
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To ascertain that she was in fact an employee of the club, The Times reviewed Ms. Morales's pay stubs and W-22012 forms, which list the golf course as her employer.
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"The secretary emphasized the importance of Saudi Arabia continuing its investigation into the murder of Jamal Khashoggi in order to ascertain facts, assess information, and hold those responsible accountable," it added.
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"ATAC immediately opened an internal investigation to ascertain the cause of the fire that developed on board," a company statement said, repeating much of the conversation I had with a spokesman.
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" But the judge said that "Google is likely to have or have had control of a document or thing that would help ascertain that description of the prospective respondent CBsm 23.
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Trump and these leaders should discuss how to implement smooth nomination and confirmation processes and potential candidates to ascertain whether they can reach agreement on the process and the specific nominee.
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Maybe they couldn't ascertain by deadline what the deceased person would have wanted, and they erred on the side of saying nothing, a decision born of courtesy but steeped in prejudice.
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"The Armana discovery supports the idea that head cones were also worn by the living, although it remains difficult to ascertain how often and why," the researchers wrote in the study.
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Azarov said he was not aware of any evidence suggesting wrongdoing on Hunter Biden's part, but said it was in the Ukrainian public interest to ascertain the legality of his activities.
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He said he was not aware of any evidence suggesting wrongdoing on Hunter Biden's part, but said it was in the Ukrainian public interest to ascertain the legality of his activities.
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Anyone with even a third of a tactical mind is able to ascertain patterns of movement, anticipate what's going on, and prepare a contingency plan for bailing out at any second.
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Eventually, the Everest doctors were able to ascertain the cause of Easterling's disorientation: after a month on dexamethasone, a powerful anti-inflammatory steroid, he had stopped taking the drug cold turkey.
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"We plan to conduct flyovers and partner with the Department of Transportation to see if we can ascertain ... whether any coal ash has filtered into the Cape Fear River," Regan said.
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For example it calls 4chan a "chat room"; refers to Twitter as "Tweeter" and the Tor browser and "Thor"; failing to ascertain a suspect's IP address due to basic countermeasures like proxies.
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Ultra-rare galaxy could be 'one of a kind' Distant signals Fast radio bursts were first discovered in 2007, and scientists have been trying to ascertain their origin and cause ever since.
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"There is a complete lack of transparency of information," says Ho. The United States, she notes, has open property records that buyers can search to ascertain the true owner of a building.
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Back when party leaders and bosses controlled party agendas, candidate selection, and the ideas the party put out, it was easy for candidates and voters to ascertain what the party stood for.
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To ascertain what quality of results was necessary to declare OLO equivalent to the Sysmex XN, we relied on values that we discussed with the FDA in our three pre-submission meetings.
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The comments were in stark contrast to Chairman Jerome Powell's remarks on Monday, when he said it was too early to ascertain the impact of trade on the trajectory of monetary policy.
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Using Rose N Crantz's supplier list, VICE was able to ascertain that Joya closed down at the same time and in a similar fashion as Rising Sun Coffee's owner described anonymously online.
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Last year, the Department of Homeland Security launched a pilot project in Washington DC, deploying a network of sensors to ascertain the extent of cell phone surveillance being conducted in the capitol.
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When contacted by phone Wednesday morning, Karp acknowledged that he is attempting to ascertain the extent of Dave Kleiman's assets on Ira's behalf, but seemed to carefully avoid using the word Bitcoin.
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When one understands these four elements, tools, of national power it is imperative to ascertain the critical "centers of gravity" of your adversary and develop your desired "effects" you wish to achieve.
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In no way was anyone allowed on the demo site to take or ascertain a person's information without explicit consent and without it being done from that specific user/individual's identified phone.
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Countries have to be aware of their fiscal conditions, particularly in the public sector, to ascertain sustainability or determine if fiscal expansion remains a viable option to support economic growth, Zhang said.
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" He said the US would continue to "ascertain all of the facts" and hold those guilty accountable "in order to achieve justice for Khashoggi's fiancee, children and the family he leaves behind.
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Tokarski is working with the Metropolitan Museum of Art on a new form of analysis, which will enable chemists to ascertain how proteins age and bond with one another inside art works.
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Both our allies and our adversaries will be straining to ascertain our commitment to various defense treaties as well as our willingness to challenge the ever aggressive expansionism of Russia and China.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Monday that it was premature to ascertain the impact of trade and tariffs on the trajectory of monetary policy, instead pointing to recent healthy economic data.
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It is hard to ascertain how much of the misuse of the database is occurring nationwide because not all the cases become high profile, Mr. Mitchell said in a telephone interview Wednesday.
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"Occasionally this results in separating children from an adult they are traveling with if we cannot ascertain the parental relationship or if we think the child is otherwise in danger," Houlton said.
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Hayward said an ideal way to ascertain the true identity of a natural commodity was to use the DNA that nature gave that commodity or to mark it with a manufactured DNA.
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Such economic consequences reverberate through private and public sectors to impact a wide variety of social and environmental programs and investments, as well as carry opportunity costs that are difficult to ascertain.
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"It is not possible to ascertain from whom the Prince caught the virus owing to the high number of engagements he carried out in his public role during recent weeks," it continued.
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Much as a chess player practices against a bot, Pederson can conceive different scenarios and adjust the variables — ball position, score, time remaining, to name just three — to ascertain how to react.
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Sellers found it hard to ascertain whether they were receiving a fair price, for instance, and how much of it a broker was pocketing, the federal Government Accountability Office reported in 2010.
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"The free elections clause of the North Carolina constitution guarantees that all elections must be conducted freely and honestly to ascertain, fairly and truthfully, the will of the people," the judges wrote.
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And since the law explicitly instructs the officer who would decide my fate to ascertain whether I am of "good moral character," I preferred to avoid the slightest risk of legal trouble.
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The committee conducts its deliberations behind closed doors, so it is difficult to ascertain Ms. Kullmann Five's precise impact on them, according to John Peder Egenaes, general secretary of Amnesty International Norway.
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While accurate membership numbers are hard to ascertain because many veterans pay dues to several organizations, a shrinking veteran population over all has caused memberships to fall and some groups to restructure.
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Police have yet to ascertain whether a struggle took place between Hart and her partner or whether all the children were alive at the time of the incident, Allman told HLN on Wednesday.
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"We've been reviewing and evaluating this issue with respect to General Flynn on a daily basis for a few weeks, trying to ascertain the truth," Spicer said — noting extensive interrogations of Flynn himself.
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On the Federal Reserve, Woods said the market was still trying to ascertain the number of interest rate hikes to come this year, in order to take a view on fixed income assets.
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There's surely something to be gained by examining what exactly is going on in said charts, to ascertain just how much relevance—if any—it has to the clubbing landscape we're subsumed in.
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That would provide enough time to ascertain how much additional volumes Iran is actually able to put into the market and also at what level it might thereupon sign on to a freeze.
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The water supply of Tembagapura town had also been contaminated with kerosene, Boy said, but police had not been able to ascertain if it was an act of sabotage by the same group.
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DeSoto County District Attorney John Champion said Southaven police officers knocked on the door of the residence to ascertain if it was the correct location, but the Lopez family didn't hear the knock.
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The Supreme Court overturned an intermediate appellate ruling that lead plaintiff Diana Noel had not provided adequate evidence her lawyers could ascertain the identity of 20,000 purchasers of an allegedly mislabeled inflatable pool.
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If there is irony in the décor, it's difficult to ascertain, an enigma that extends to the fare: cocktail shrimp practically brined in chili seasoning; listless crudités; artichoke dip updated, needlessly, with kale.
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Cummings went on to accuse the EPA of stonewalling his attempts to ascertain the total cost of Pruitt's taxpayer-funded trips by not providing information about the officials traveling with the EPA chief.
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This is by no means a comprehensive list, and it will be difficult to ascertain how useful some of the more notable additions like "Sign in with Apple" are until developers support it.
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"An Indian Navy helicopter undertook aerial reconnaissance of the merchant vessel at night, and at sunrise ... (to) ascertain the location of pirates, if still on board," the defense ministry said in a statement.
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That pattern in a time series is detectable so we're able to spot, contextualize, ascertain the relevance, and then essentially give the right information to the right client at exactly the right time.
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Although it was not possible to ascertain voter intention on all such ballots, the intention was evident on many tens of thousands of overvotes, the great majority of which were cast for Gore.
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Much like his previous work, Breedlove's focus is on the individuals caught up in the event, and how it altered their lives instead of trying to ascertain whether aliens or monsters are real.
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You have empathized with someone not when you hear the words they're saying, but when you begin to ascertain what metaphors make them tick, and where that conflicts or agrees with your own.
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If you've ever looked at a credit card statement, you know that it can often be difficult to ascertain exactly how much you need to pay at any given time to avoid interest.
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As part of a labyrinthine bureaucratic exercise, 32.9 million people and 65 million documents were screened over five years at a cost of $178 million to ascertain which residents of Assam are citizens.
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"It is not possible to ascertain from whom the Prince caught the virus owing to the high number of engagements he carried out in his public role during recent weeks," the statement said.
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"I think in order to ascertain whether any law that is a transformational change is working, you need real data, real information," said Carl Heastie, the Bronx Democrat who serves as Assembly speaker.
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A UNIFIL statement said the sides had agreed at the meeting, scheduled before Israel launched its tunnel operation, that UNIFIL would send a technical team to Israel on Thursday "to ascertain the facts".
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"While we cannot ascertain the information that has been published, we can confirm that no EastNets customer data has been compromised in any way," Hazem Mulhim, EastNets' chief executive, said in the statement.
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Globally, consumers and retailers are demanding more information about what they procure, buy and eat, to ascertain that its production and transportation does not damage the environment, or use illegal and unethical business practices.
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Given that Haslam was a resident DJ at the Hacienda and still plays out around the world today, he's in an incredibly good position to ascertain the continued importance of nightlife on British society.
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"One of the other unusual properties of quantum matter is that you're unable to ascertain the state of the information until you look at it, and the act of looking changes it," Awschalom said.
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"Our key focus is to ascertain precisely where Alek Sigley is and in what circumstances," Morrison said in the western Japanese city of Osaka, where he is attending the G20 summit of world leaders.
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"If that is the footprint of an animal or a single animal, it's the size of a dinosaur," he told Reuters, adding that repeated measurements of the footprints were required to ascertain their origin.
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The military has announced that from those remains they've been able to confidently ascertain the relics of Army Master Sgt Charles H. McDaniel of Indiana and Army Pfc William H. Jones of North Carolina.
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Meanwhile, flight attendants and others are working to discover the cause of their symptoms and the identity and total number of chemicals present in their uniforms, all of which can be difficult to ascertain.
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"We've got multiple parties down, we're still trying to ascertain what their conditions are," Officer Victor Avila of the Thornton Police Department told Reuters by telephone not long after police arrived on the scene.
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The official said the information suggests Zawahiri had a potentially serious condition but cautioned it was difficult to ascertain the severity of his health problems and what effect they might have on his longevity.
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Three detention centers and 10 days later, she was allowed to join a relative in Massachusetts, having passed an interview meant to ascertain whether she had a credible reason to fear returning to Brazil.
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An officer with the Somali police's investigative department told me that it had no leads on Mr. Gabow's murder and had not been able to ascertain whether he was killed because of his journalism.
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He has rightly looked at market price signals emanating from the dollar, the yield curve and commodities to ascertain the true stance of monetary policy and what it has meant for the broader economy.
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The 27-year-old has suffered a series of head injuries since 2014 and Dr. Sam Barke of Return2Play told The Times he should ascertain the risks to his health before returning to rugby.
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Will Congress step up to the plate and act with due diligence to ascertain whether anything was hidden by subpoenaing the note takers of the conversation, their notes, any recordings and the full transcript?
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DUBAI/KARACHI, Pakistan, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates' central bank is investigating Pakistan's largest bank to ascertain if it violated anti-money- laundering and terrorism-financing laws, the regulator said on Wednesday.
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Notice I carefully suggest that Mueller and his special counsel team are trying to ascertain "whether or not" there were crimes committed by Trump associates that rise to the level of seeking a prosecution.
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Too many stocks are trading on "nontraditional valuation metrics" that make the market more difficult to ascertain, something that the "Mad Money" host said is reminiscent of an infamous period roughly two decades ago.
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Too many stocks are trading on "nontraditional valuation metrics" that make the market more difficult to ascertain, something that the "Mad Money" host said is reminiscent of an infamous period roughly two decades ago.
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Those clinics have such limited resources that they try to select only the cases they think have the best shot of winning — which can be extremely difficult to ascertain in a 212-minute interview.
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The Asahi report said the U.S. government was aware of the tests, which were meant to ascertain whether the anthrax bacteria could survive the high temperatures that occur during warheads' re-entry from space.
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Civil libertarians were immediately concerned this would be used for face recognition, a long-dreaded event horizon for personal privacy where officers could immediately ascertain the identities of anyone they come across, at any time.
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The family said it was pressing for the search area to be widened and would continue "to ascertain the well-being or otherwise of all those in the climbing group," until they had further news.
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Brothel keepers and in some cases even parents of trafficked children influence doctors, particularly in small health centers, to certify a rescued child as an adult in bone density tests carried out to ascertain age.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - United Arab Emirates' top securities regulator is working with the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to ascertain whether local investors have been affected by the financial woes of private equity firm Abraaj.
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"I am going to ask the colleges in Maryland to examine their calendars over the next few years to ascertain whether there is any sporting connection to Alabama that should not go forward," he said.
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The country's central bank deputy governor had said in a speech on Wednesday that it was attempting to ascertain the appropriate policy path amid "conflicting signals " from the labor market, GDP data and business surveys.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Monday it was trying to ascertain what damage may have been caused to Chinese-owned businesses in Venezuela during protests and looting over the elimination of Venezuela's largest currency bill.
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While the letter's effect on the election is impossible to ascertain, some Democrats have derided the decision, especially given that the FBI's subsequent review did not lead it to change its previous conclusions about Clinton.
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While experts say exact figures are difficult to ascertain, one major family planning group, Marie Stopes International estimates the gag rule will deny some 1.7 million women globally access to its services, the report said.
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"Social welfare is out on the streets of Freetown registering and talking to survivors as we try to ascertain exactly how many people are missing," Abdulai Bayraytay, a spokesman for President Ernest Koroma, told CNN.
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Should we simply ignore the valuable insights about actual public sentiment on specific issues made possible through the power of Artificial Intelligence, which can ascertain meaning from an otherwise unfathomable ocean of relevant public conversations?
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"I believe that what we have seen from Stephen Miller is vestiges of white nationalism," Abrams responded, adding that Democrats never had the chance to question Miller on his views and ascertain what he believes.
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"It is therefore in the public interest that the Electoral Commission seeks to ascertain whether or not impermissible donations were given to referendum campaigners and if any other related offences have taken place," he said.
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Mateen was an armed security officer for G4S, and the company was trying to ascertain whether any guns used in the attack were related to Mateen's work, said a spokesman who declined to be named.
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Like a stock picker, Fuss leans heavily on the bottom-up research of Loomis Sayles' analysts to ascertain the credit risk embedded in every company under consideration and what executives are doing to reduce it.
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The class action lawsuit seeks to ascertain whether owners of cars with type EA 189 diesel engines had been intentionally harmed by the carmaker's use of engine management software designed to disguise excessive pollution levels.
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While multiple officials in the West Wing were aware that he had been unable to pass his background check, none appear to have made an effort to ascertain precisely why and take action on it.
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The salesman gave me a form on which I entered my personal information and checked the "no" box next to each of a number of questions intended to ascertain my fitness to own a gun.
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An Amazon executive indicated that in order to calculate the tax owed, it would cost the company millions of dollars to reprogram its system and track user data to ascertain digital revenue generated in France.
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"The narcotics investigation is still open as we await forensic processing of the luggage to ascertain who the potential owners may be," Anthony Guglielmi, a Chicago Police Department spokesman, said in an email on Wednesday.
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This is not the first time that LinkedIn has tinkered with the idea of offering tests to help ascertain the level of users' skills on its platform, although the information was used for different ends.
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To try to ascertain the position of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on trade at any point in time is like trying to ascertain the position of a subatomic particle: It is better viewed as having a probabilistic distribution than as having a true position that could be discovered through sufficiently acute observation and analysis.
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The news comes after Reuters and other media reported on Friday that the Justice Department is preparing an investigation into Google in order to ascertain whether the company broke antitrust law in operating its online businesses.
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On Monday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that it was premature to ascertain the impact of trade and tariffs on the trajectory of monetary policy, instead pointing recent economic data pointed towards a healthy supply side.
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"We hope that the British side can as soon as possible confirm and verify the identities of the victims, ascertain what happened and severely punish criminals involved in the case," she told a daily news briefing.
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To date, I have had approximately 20 CT scans for the trial—not one of which was good for me physically or psychologically, but all of which help researchers ascertain how the drug I take works.
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Police say that because it was still dark out and the video footage is grainy, details about the attack — such as the killer's sex, and the interaction between the killer and victim — are difficult to ascertain.
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In her vivid account of her bid to ascertain the real origins of the Zinoviev epistle, Gill Bennett, formerly chief historian of the British Foreign Office (FCO), provides many fascinating new details of this tangled episode.
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HR departments get given a view of the choices and the platform captures feedback on all internal and third-party learning opportunities and uses this to recommend the best resources and ascertain the return on investment.
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Enterprises must handle any internal data with the utmost care; should those standards fail to maintain data integrity, affected customers and partners must be informed quickly to allow them to ascertain if their information was compromised.
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Challenges for management also include a need to ascertain the intentions of Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal, the head of Indian miner Vedanta Resources who has bought a 2 billion-pound ($2.58 billion) stake in the company.
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While Wheeler has taken some initial steps to change the tone at the agency, it will be important to ascertain whether he was aware of Pruitt's activities and whether he took any action to prevent them.
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As a result, to ascertain definitively whether or not the secretary has communicated with anyone from Eli Lilly, CfA filed a FOIA request with the agency for records of contacts between his office and the company.
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Proceeding slowly and carefully, inspectors are hoping to ascertain the state of the North Korean railways, and just how much money would be required to upgrade them to the point they could carry South Korean trains.
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These votes will help members of the House who are not on a committee that reported out a bill to ascertain the true level of support for legislation that comes to the floor for a vote.
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But if you're at a "farm-to-table" restaurant or buying from a farmers market vendor, it's much harder for anyone to ascertain if the halo of fresh, local food is backed up by the facts.
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It was difficult to ascertain much about the baby from the "media moment," and when a journalist asked Prince Harry to show his son's face to the cameras, he complied reluctantly, with an almost imperceptible tilt.
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Exact information is difficult to ascertain since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said earlier this week that it would no longer be able to provide an official tally of tests conducted or under investigation.
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According to Dr. Alexander Khoruts of the University of Minnesota, it is because it can take months to ascertain that antibiotics are not working, not because patients are averse to the idea of a fecal transplant.
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Mr. Mueller has tried to ascertain what, if anything, Mr. Stone knew in advance about a cache of stolen Democratic emails posted by WikiLeaks, according to people familiar with what Mr. Mueller's investigators have asked witnesses.
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A source at the company said Sage is working to ascertain whether any data has actually been stolen, while police on Wednesday arrested a 32-year-old Sage employee on suspicion of fraud against the company.
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So Eddington's job, as he saw it, was to ascertain whether a bunch of blurs had been nudged off their centers by as much as Einstein had predicted, or half that amount — or none at all.
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The people told the Times that lawyers from the White House counsel's office briefed Trump on the complaint and explained that they were attempting to ascertain whether they were legally obligated to give it to Congress.
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Photograph by Aaron Vincent Elkaim for The New Yorker The Mashco had a ritual greeting: they hugged visitors, put their heads on their shoulders, and then felt inside their clothing, as if to ascertain their sex.
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" Rather, a law instructing the executive to implement a particular policy through regulation typically must be "sufficiently definite and precise to enable Congress, the courts, and the public to ascertain' whether Congress's guidance has been followed.
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The vast and fragmented nature of China's agricultural sector, a secretive bureaucracy and what is widely believed among industry experts to be poor Chinese data quality, makes the full extent of the disease impossible to ascertain.
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"That, I would say, is the biggest risk or challenge for the Chinese wealth managers, as much as their global peers," said the consulting executive, referring to the client due-diligence process to ascertain sources of wealth.
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At the time, an American Museum of Natural History spokesperson said that museum staff were unaware of the fourth allegation, but would look into it as well, "to the extent we are able to ascertain the facts."
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Like any normal human being, Schumer preferred to read positive coverage of himself to negative, but the goal of the exercise was to help ascertain what was actually going on in order to inform future decision-making.
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By using a technique called radar statistical reconnaissance, the team was able to ascertain the size of Titan's puny waves—apparently, at the time of measurement they only reached about 1 centimeter high and 20 centimeters long.
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Western officials and analysts say it is extremely difficult to ascertain exactly what the plan is for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian allies — and particularly whether they are playing to the same game plan.
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The lime notes, so hard to ascertain in the weed-induced, burning binges wherein my Takis are so regularly enjoyed, came through loud and strong on the eggs, a flavor combination which was less disgusting than odd.
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This is exacerbated by how difficult it is to ascertain how old Gypsy is in the footage, where she cavorts and frolics like an infantilized preteen while manifesting mannerisms that would seem to put her near adulthood.
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Suddenly he's working on reacting in a much smaller window, trying to ascertain whether a strike is a feint or legitimate and giving himself less and less time to do so as he holds off on counters.
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"Opinion polls looking to ascertain a leader show extreme variance in their findings and if Brexit taught investors anything, it is that opinion polls can be erroneous, " said Martin King, co-managing director at Tyton Capital Advisors.
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A spokesman for EDF said the outage extension would allow enough time for thorough visual and advanced checks across the plant, including in the nuclear buildings to ascertain that the units could function properly when they restarted.
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" Now, the scary part ... the Palace said, "It is not possible to ascertain from whom the Prince caught the virus owing to the high number of engagements he carried out in his public role during recent weeks.
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"We are pressing for the search area to be widened and continued until such time as firm evidence is found to ascertain the well-being or otherwise of all those in the climbing group," the statement said.
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Others, like eBay and Tmall, are transparent with transactional details like volume and average order value (AOV), from which you can ascertain the total transactional value, or what we call GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) in the industry.
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No one wants to run a mile from a flinch of the shoulder, which is how feints dull a fighter's senses as he waits later and later to ascertain whether the strike is legitimate before he moves.
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In 2013, for example, the Equal Rights Center conducted 200 matched-pair tests in 10 states (including Missouri) to ascertain whether senior housing facilities were more apt to discriminate against same-sex than opposite-sex married couples.
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But what I was trying to ascertain was whether the narrator — the "me" on the page — had to be thinking about cerebral palsy in every scene of her story when, in life, this was far from true.
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The authorities are trying to piece together the events leading up to the bombing, to ascertain whether those involved had been influenced by extremists, and whether they had acted alone or were part of a wider network.
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Throughout the episode, Bobby attempts to ascertain whether Dr. Gilbert destroyed the slide as instructed, a process depicted through a series of rapid-fire flashbacks and what-ifs that rewind and replay competing versions of Gilbert's actions.
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Speaking by telephone from base camp, Gyanendra Shrestha, an official with the Nepalese Ministry of Tourism, said Mr. Kuriki's body would be airlifted to Kathmandu, the capital, for an autopsy to ascertain the exact cause of death.
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Wandera told Reuters alongside the solicitation of public views on the project, ERA would also conduct its own due diligence on POWERCHINA International to ascertain whether it had the financial and technical capacity to execute the project.
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The Paris prosecutor's office opened the investigation in December 2016, saying it aimed to ascertain whether the then National Front had used money destined to EU parliamentary assistants to pay staff who were working for the party.
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"The United States continues to diligently work to ascertain all of the facts and will hold accountable each of those we find responsible in order to achieve justice for Khashoggi's fiancée, children, and the family he leaves behind."
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Koehler's frustration with the improvisational nature of many programs inspired him to delve deeper into research on deradicalization: He wanted to use the scientific method to ascertain which techniques yield reliable results and which are just folk cures.
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As a progressive form of thinking, the theory can be used to ascertain whether well-established musicians like Reed, who are perceived to be terrible or have "lost it", are, in fact, advanced beyond our level of understanding.
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And although the circumstances of Jesus's birth are from a secular point of view utterly impossible to ascertain, the association of Bethlehem with the Nativity is as old as anything we know about Christian pilgrimage and sacred geography.
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Even though she couldn't ascertain how Caylee Anthony died, based in large part on the fact that there was duct tape on her mouth, and her mother's behavior after the fact, the examiner declared the death a homicide.
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The startup deployed its sensors in London earlier this year using Google's vehicles and three years ago started working with the tech giant to ascertain air health within Google's own campus as well as around the Bay Area.
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The Federal Election Commission has recognized the "broad scope" of the foreign-national prohibition and said that "even where the value of a good or service 'may be nominal or difficult to ascertain,'" such contributions can be illegal.
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At present, many states have failed to furnish the names of prohibited purchasers, and guns have been turned over to killers simply because the three-day mandated period for investigation was too short to ascertain the necessary facts.
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Through thorough analysis, the United States Postal Inspection Service was able to "de-mix" the flow of transactions, to eventually ascertain that the money from Wallets 1 and 2 ultimately paid FROST's account at the Product Services Company.
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"When the use of lethal action is deemed necessary, departments and agencies of the United States government must employ all reasonably available resources to ascertain the identity of the target so that action can taken," the policy states.
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The true scale of the African population in Guangzhou is hard to ascertain due to the itinerant nature of many traders -- some enter and exit the city multiple times per year -- and the thousands who overstay their visas.
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Nathalia Santos, 26, a Rio native who runs a popular YouTube channel about her life as a blind woman, said she was unable to ascertain her location after being expelled from the car or get to her destination.
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It seems to be more a recognition that the FTC needs to be ready to ascertain quickly and move decisively in tech matters, and a crack team of tech-savvy staff attorneys is the way to do it.
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The Belgian Federal Prosecutor is now trying to ascertain if Abrini is 'The Man in the Hat' from the Zavantem bombings, which killed Gail Minglana Martinez, 41, a mother of four, and New Yorkers Justin and Stephanie Shultz.
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The bill would limit class certification to class actions in which plaintiffs all "suffered the same type and scope of injury" and would bar certification unless courts can ascertain class membership and assure that only injured plaintiffs recover.
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LONDON/BEIJING - China's Nanjing Hanrui Cobalt, which sells the metal to a firm approved by the London Metal Exchange, said it was unable to ascertain that its products did not involve the use of child labor in Africa.
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While it's top of mind, it doesn't hurt to ascertain who is in line to inherit from any life insurance policies you own outside of work, as well as any individual retirement accounts and brokerage accounts you hold.
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The behavioral biometrics modality in particular is very interesting to prevent fake accounts as it analyzes user interactions with a device, and can ascertain the use of stolen or made up identities even if no user profile exists.
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A Kurdish official speaking on condition of anonymity because he's not authorized to brief reporters said Monday they expected a limited Turkish operation and were still working to ascertain what would happen with American forces in the region.
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Vendors have routinely threatened lawsuits against election jurisdictions or county governments for violation of alleged proprietary and contractual rights when the election officials simply seek to ascertain the correct vote tallies from ambiguous or questionable tabulation reports. 2.
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Not only are they able to ascertain which artists are the most popular and most in-demand, but by using Bluetooth beacons with proximity sensors and geofences, they can also track how many minutes attendees are watching them.
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"We have the ability to shut things down for a period of time and reassess and try to ascertain what is the best way to get back in business and take a calmer look at things," he said.
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Although the study, published in Science Advances, did not attempt to ascertain precisely how much ice had melted, Maurer said the glaciers may have lost as much as a quarter of their mass over the last 40 years.
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However, since he is very young and was found alone, this is unlikely to happen: American authorities cannot easily ascertain whether the child has a fear of returning to his home country or was a victim of trafficking.
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To ascertain the fate of the slender billed curlew, for example, ornithologists analyzed DNA clues found in the skin and intestines of museum specimens to pinpoint the species' traditional habitats, helping to guide the search for remaining birds.
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" He expressed his frustration with the limitations placed on the program, telling Mr. Mattis that "there remains a vital need to ascertain capability and intent of these phenomena for the benefit of the armed forces and the nation.
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"Additional investigation is needed to ascertain the presence of human-to-human transmission, modes of transmission, common source of exposure and the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected," the WHO said in the statement.
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"We expect strong demand for the Model 22 and believe the total addressable market will likely be underestimated, but think it will be an ongoing process to ascertain global demand," analyst Ben Kallo wrote in a note Monday.
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The parliamentary authorities are also working with the center to protect the network and ascertain the scale of the damage, according to a spokeswoman for the House of Commons, who did not provide a name by British convention.
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On its face, Pelosi's stated approach -- "To meet voters who don't see the world the way I do," and ascertain "what we can learn from listening to our fellow Americans" -- has a positive, even hopeful ring to it.
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According to the two sources, HKMA and MAS were trying to ascertain whether banks operating in their jurisdictions carried out due diligence and checked the source of funding when dealing with clients named in the Panama Papers, they said.
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Getting all this basic information will allow Washington – along with the International Atomic Energy Agency and other international agencies and experts – to ascertain how long it would take to fully remove any nuclear weapons-making capacity from North Korea.
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"The results were positive and we now need to ascertain that caffeine as one of the ingredients in the coffee is acting as the stimulus or if there's another component helping with the activation of brown fat," Symonds said.
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The birth father, it turns out, could see, and the hunt for him leads to a pitched battle in the first episode, as Baba seeks to protect the infants, even if their destined fate is difficult to, well, ascertain.
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The iPhone X further uses the front-facing Face ID camera to ascertain depth and blur the backgrounds of portraits, while Chinese companies like Oppo and Vivo have added dual selfie cameras to their phones for the same reason.
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While figures showing exactly how much Obama has pulled in are difficult to ascertain since ticket prices for his events vary, a conservative estimate shows he's generated at least $10 million in California since the 2016 campaign cycle began.
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Although the Himalaya study, published in Science Advances, did not attempt to ascertain precisely how much ice had melted, Maurer said the glaciers may have lost as much as a quarter of their mass over the last 40 years.
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Until TEPCO knows the precise location of the melted fuel, and until it's able to ascertain the structural damage in each of the three reactors affected, the company won't be able to decommission the plant and remove the fuel.
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With no clear connection to Jihadi groups (and merely a record as a petty criminal), French officials are trying to ascertain whether Bouhlel was a lone actor terrorist or a mentally ill person with whom ISIS is opportunistically associating.
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Sources said Thursday that congressional investigators were trying to ascertain whether the individual who sent the September email is legitimate and whether it shows additional efforts by WikiLeaks to connect with Trump's son and others on the Trump campaign.
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If we can ascertain firm answers, and Kim is truly willing to give up his nuclear weapons and submit to inspections, and we can meet his demands, then we have every reason for President Trump and Kim to meet.
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Some reports indicate that a second attacker may have been wounded and fled, although this had not been confirmed; as of publication, local authorities were still attempting to control the site and ascertain the situation in an ongoing investigation.
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" Melber replied: "I did not ascertain that ... I do think that it's quite clear from his conduct ... that there is something going on with him ... That may be the strain and pressure that comes from a situation like this.
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It works in near real-time — and he noted another application of the tech being police automating cross-referencing number plates with a car make/model to ascertain that a licence plate has not been swapped onto another vehicle.
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We employed a panel survey — a study that interviews the same people at multiple points in time — in order to ascertain if individual citizens became more politically engaged if they experienced a female candidate in their district or state.
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From what I can ascertain, AXS and their executives, who like I said are wrestling fans—which is so great, because they respect the product and they're knowledgeable—they're open to doing a lot of things with New Japan.
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Last spring, I traveled with UNWRA USA staff to the occupied Palestinian territory — the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip — to visit our projects, ascertain living conditions and witness for myself the political and economic situation.
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The investment strategies of entities wishing to purchase the companies will be examined to ascertain they intend to play a major role as a merchant acquirer and credit institution in Israel and contribute to competition, the central bank said.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said he was saddened by the "tragic and criminal" sexual abuse case that has rocked U.S. gymnastics and that he hopes an independent investigation will ascertain where athletes were failed.
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Feverish investigations have been underway in Israel to ascertain which exact item from among the myriad pieces of intelligence that Israel has given the United States about Syria was the one that Mr. Trump cavalierly shared with the Russians.
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That prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell, complied a multi-page report that questioned Ford's credibility, even though Mitchell said her questioning of Ford during the Senate hearing was imperfect and not the best way to ascertain the truth about her allegations.
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Thanks to their close ties to Chinese technology giants, Alibaba-backed online lender MYbank and Tencent-backed WeBank can use hordes of payment information or social network data to ascertain the ability of a business to pay back its loans.
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An urgent investigation involving more than 100 police officers has been launched to ascertain whether Sturgess and Rowley were targeted specifically or whether they accidentally came into contact with a batch of the nerve agent left over from the Skripal attack.
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At oral arguments in April, the justices appeared to be split along their familiar ideological 5-4 conservative-liberal divide, although it's a risky endeavor to ascertain how a case will come out based solely on that brief public appearance.
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Lawmakers from the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives heard testimony this week regarding Facebook's Libra project in the interest of finding a way to regulate the digital payment system and ascertain how it is different from cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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" In a letter that was given to waiting passengers at San Francisco and posted on Twitter, the airline said it was unable to ascertain when systems would be functional again, adding that it was resorting to a "manual fallback option.
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A criminal investigation team from the Alameda County District Attorney's Office is on site, working alongside law enforcement, the Oakland Fire Department and federal investigators to ascertain criminal liability, and, if so, who could be responsible, District Attorney Nancy O'Malley said.
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"We are requiring Jabil to send a comprehensive employee survey to ascertain where gaps exist in payment and they must create an action plan that ensures all employees are paid for the promised bonus immediately," Apple said in the email.
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The U.S. airline maker is carrying out a survey of aircraft to ascertain the extent and type of Kobe Steel components in its planes and will share the results with airline customers, said the source who has knowledge of the investigation.
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TV. Henigan said he believes that the FDA needs to take a more active approach when it comes to reviewing e-cigarettes, arguing that vaping products need to be evaluated on an individual basis to ascertain their impact on public health.
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Heightened U.S. intelligence gathering to ascertain North Korea's intentions or probe for weaknesses might be interpreted as preparation for a preemptive strike to destroy its nuclear arsenal or decapitate its leadership, plans for which have been openly discussed and even exercised.
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"In order to safeguard the sanctity and credibility of the state institutions, Honourable Supreme Court of Pakistan has been requested to initiate appropriate process to ascertain the veracity of the allegations and take actions accordingly," the military said in a statement.
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In order to ascertain what the participants shared, I broke the spreadsheet down into these initial categories, which became more focused as I went along: gender, racial and ethnic identity, place and date of birth, undergraduate and graduate education and degree.
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But during those crucial preseason weeks, which include the first exposure that freshmen have to full-time college life, the strength coach has the chance to ascertain players' character and to fill the place of head coach in the players' eyes.
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The costs of the law will be borne by courts, which are an awkward place to ascertain Saudi responsibility for 9/11, and especially the president, who will have to deal with the diplomatic fallout with Saudi Arabia and other nations.
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In the video, Mark Turnbull, a Cambridge Analytica executive, said the company twice rebranded Mr. Kenyatta's political party, wrote his campaign speeches and his political platform, and twice conducted surveys of 50,000 people to ascertain Kenyan voters' hope and fears.
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Dr. O'Toole said that teams dedicated to assessing threats from students had become commonplace at universities and in school districts nationwide, and that it could be difficult to ascertain the seriousness of any given threat until it was thoroughly investigated.
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Global supply chains for test kit components including swabs and chemical reagents have hampered the ability of governments to increase testing to a point where they can adequately ascertain the scope of the outbreak of the novel coronavirus within their borders.
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Worried parents trying to ascertain if their children had been administered faulty vaccines led to the topic becoming the second most watched at the weekend on the Weibo social media site, with details widely shared on the WeChat messaging app.
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The investigating officer agreed that "there was a meeting between Kim Chol (Kim Jong Nam) and an American man, but the police had not been able to ascertain the man's identity and whether or not he was a spy," Bernama reported.
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So, I awoke Saturday to learn that longtime Cuban dictator Fidel Castro has died at the age of 90, only to immediately ascertain that perspectives of his life and legacy are as polarized as any public figure in recent memory.
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While HTTPS encryption tech is already in place across much of the web, DNS is currently largely unencrypted by default, meaning it's possible for service providers to ascertain which web sites a user is visiting and thus monetize traffic records.
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The WHO will hold an emergency committee meeting this Wednesday in Geneva "to ascertain whether the outbreak constitutes a public health emergency of international concern, and what recommendations should be made to manage the outbreak," according to an announcement released Monday.
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On Friday, Qualcomm's advisors at Goldman Sachs began contacting large holders of NXP to ascertain at what price those holders would be willing to sign voting agreements stipulating their support for a deal, according to people familiar with the conversations.
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They also argue the identity of the whistleblower is necessary to ascertain whether they have any political bias against the president, though the inspector general for the intelligence community found that despite an "arguable" bias, the whistleblower was still credible.
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The next morning, Felix escorted Raheel to recruit liaison services, an office set up to ascertain if recruits had enlisted fraudulently (such as by failing to disclose a history of suicidal ideation), and to motivate struggling recruits to return to training.
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For example, she said, it was difficult to ascertain how much money and other resources the United Nations has put into promoting gender equality and women's economic empowerment — one of the Sustainable Development Goals it has aspired to achieve by 2030.
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So a cop isn't trying to ascertain a patient's medical condition, per se, but they are trained to listen actively and with empathy, to try and pick up on clues, and glean whatever information they can to help calm things down.
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The Reserve Bank of India has been closely monitoring the top 50 non-banking finance companies to ascertain if there is any rising systemic risk with more such institutions having failed over the last year, including housing finance major Dewan Housing Finance Ltd.
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The sovereign wealth fund at the center of the Swiss inquiry, called 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB, has been the focus of several investigations around the world as authorities attempt to ascertain whether money vanished in a series of international business deals.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian police sealed off the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur to ascertain the number of officials inside, the deputy home minister said on Tuesday, as tensions escalated over the killing of the North Korean leader's estranged half-brother.
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A lot of this comes down to how an adviser manages its business partners; advisers must try to ascertain whether third-party solicitors comply with solicitation agreements and be able to describe the efforts it has taken to supervise the third party.
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Last month, following Dixon's disclosure of the latest breach, the UK's data watchdog, the ICO, told us it was liaising with the National Cyber Security Centre, the Financial Conduct Authority and other relevant agencies to ascertain the details and impact on customers.
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It might, indeed, occur to you that this is a dream episode (which it sort of is, as everything is happening inside Shaw's head as Samaritan probes her thoughts to ascertain her friends' weaknesses and how Shaw might be used against them).
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"The truthfulness of many of our witnesses has been difficult to ascertain, which is why I have urged the committee to make the transcripts available to special counsel Mueller for a determination whether any witnesses committed perjury before our committee," Schiff said.
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"An Indian Navy helicopter undertook aerial reconnaissance of the merchant vessel at night, and at sunrise, to sanitize the upper decks of the merchant ship and ascertain the location of pirates, if still on board," the defence ministry said in a statement.
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You can ascertain the quality of your ice just by looking at itAccording to cocktail expert Camper English, ice cubes that have a cloudy or cracked surface, or even those with small air bubbles inside, aren't the best to use in your drink.
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The figures were released on Friday in response to a Freedom of Information Request (FOI) made by VICE News last month to ascertain the death toll as a result of British airstrikes targeting Islamic State (IS), referred to by UK authorities as Daesh.
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Mr. Noble's rebuke is the latest twist in a yearslong quest to ascertain who was responsible for the July 1994 bombing of the Argentine Jewish Mutual Aid Association community center, known as the AMIA for the initials of its name in Spanish.
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"It may well be we wind up with a case in front of the Supreme Court to ascertain what the ultimate state of the law is and what the Supreme Court thinks that collegiate sports should look like in America," Emmert said.
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Analysts said it was impossible to ascertain as yet how much oil the find would generate but it is just over the border from Exxon Mobil-led discoveries off Guyana that are estimated to hold more than 6 billion barrels of oil.
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"Address information is critically important to help our firefighters, E.M.T.s and paramedics ascertain — as quickly as possible — the location of a reported medical emergency, fire or other life-threatening call for help," the city's fire commissioner, Daniel A. Nigro, said in a statement.
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Lawyers and representatives of other acts said in interviews that they had spent much of the past week trying to ascertain whether any of their material was lost in the fire, and weighing joining the class action or filing their own suits.
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How these shamers are able to ascertain Kim's parenting capability (and presume to weigh-in) from a few Instagram posts, we're not sure, but the KKW Beauty founder and contouring queen shared some motherhood stories on her website today, in a Q&A with fans.
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LONDON, April 10 (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Tuesday Russia was holding the Syrian people to ransom by failing to back a U.N. resolution that would have created a new inquiry to ascertain blame for alleged chemical weapons attacks in the country.
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However, Cook still isn't providing specific sales data for the Apple Watch; it's considered part of Apple's "other products" category along with more minor lines like iPods and the Apple TV. Without that information, it's difficult to ascertain the overall success of the product.
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"If the appeal of cryptocurrencies is their capacity to provide a common currency, and to maintain a uniform value for every issued unit, we need only consult historical experience to ascertain that these same qualities were achieved through the classical international gold standard," she wrote.
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"Before we impose costly government regulations, we should evaluate scientific uncertainties and ascertain the extent to which they make it difficult to quantify humans' contribution to climate change," Smith said in his opening statement, ignoring the vast piles of evidence on that very topic.
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But there's still time for tangents, like a scene of a guy sweeping a floor to the tune of "Green Onions," or a lengthy bit where Ben Horne and Beverly attempt to ascertain the location a strange ringing sound that's emanating from the Great Northern.
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But they're not EdTech businesses as much as they are full-stack solutions for both candidates and employers: candidates receive guaranteed pathways to employment that are not only free – they're paid to do it; and employers are able to ascertain talent and fit before hiring.
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In the extremely unlikely event that Trump were to win the popular vote in California, the AIP worries that there would be no way to ascertain which slate of electors--the Republican slate or the American Independent slate--the people were intending to select.
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DJs waited patiently by the booth for a quick hello; old blokes who were there in the Moist days traded stories when they went outside for a fag; the younger devotees clung together in nervous packs trying to ascertain the possibility of getting a selfie.
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"The principal purpose of the call on 5 April will be to ascertain the defendant's position regarding legal representation and to receive information from the Crown regarding certain procedural steps and when it is envisaged those steps will be completed," said Judge Cameron Mander.
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Beyond the journalists who were allowed to see the openings to tunnels rigged with explosive wires, there was nothing to ascertain the extent of the demolition of the site or to attempt to glean intelligence that might shed some light on North Korea's nuclear capacity.
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And it's also worth recalling that not even a pope would claim to see all the way into the mind of a vicious IS killer and ascertain exactly what mixture of personal or political grievance, disordered psychology or twisted metaphysical belief is at work.
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" In a statement wrapping up the Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing in Hong Kong, the event's organizing board said He Jiankui's research was "irresponsible" and called for an assessment to "verify this claim and to ascertain whether the claimed DNA modifications have occurred.
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The kind of rapid emergency response the VA launched is only possible in an integrated health care system, which has the infrastructure to deliver supplies, information, and clinical staff support to a population of patients whose health care needs and whereabouts they can quickly ascertain.
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Intuition can prove highly valuable to an employee struggling with social exclusion in the workplace; if you can ascertain the patterns and flows of inter-office interactions, you'll have a better chance of fine-tuning your own communication style to better suit your work environment.
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Washington (CNN)On Monday, after a report in The New York Times that the FBI opened a counterintelligence investigation in 2017 to ascertain whether President Donald Trump was working for Russia and against the United States, he stood in front of reporters and denied it.
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A case of extraordinary magnitude boils down to whether a key provision is clear or ambiguous, even though we have no real idea how much ambiguity is enough to begin with, nor how to ascertain what level of ambiguity exists in a particular statute.
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In the document, the UNHCR also outlines its involvement in the repatriation process organized by Myanmar and Bangladesh, saying that its officials will seek to ascertain whether several thousand Rohingya on a list of refugees identified for repatriation to Myanmar want to go back.
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Though its pacing might put off those unable to grasp an immediate point of friction, the time Búrdalo invests to create such a portrait (and establish Renata's willingness to take the spotlight) gives more weight to his later efforts to ascertain the full story.
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" At the time, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the US "continues to diligently work to ascertain all of the facts and will hold accountable each of those we find responsible in order to achieve justice for Khashoggi's fiancée, children and the family he leaves behind.
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The reality at the end of the hearing was the same as when it started: There is simply no reasonable expectation that any of the senators on the Judiciary Committee will be able, after today, to ascertain the capital "T" truth in this situation.
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The novel's emotional center is diffused, and it loses the tense, marvellous effect of French's other books, in which the scrim of a faltering narrator makes it impossible to ascertain whether the supernatural elements are real or merely a manifestation of the detective's psychic distress.
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"Discussions between staff and the authorities are currently ongoing to update macroeconomic projections, firm up the fiscal outlook for the remainder of 2016 and ascertain that financial pressures in SOEs will not pose additional risks to the central government budget," the Fund said in a statement.
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To ascertain which employees should give feedback to which other employees, and to deliver "learning modules" that address areas for improvement with some educational content, Zugata uses artificial intelligence and machine learning, and plugs into email and collaboration tools like Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Github and Gira.
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It doesn't look like Godin Holdings ever did anything with Vertu, however—the Telegraph notes that it never filed its required financial data with the UK government, making it difficult to ascertain how many much money it made, how much money it lost, or its tax rate.
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" Gingrich calls for monitoring mosques During the interview on Thursday, Hannity asked Gingrich how "you possibly ascertain whether or not that person really wants assimilation, really wants a new life, or whether or not they want to expand that caliphate, which is what we're at war against?
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It's important to know specifics about the nuclear test because it will help the rest of the world ascertain how far along North Korea is in the process of developing nuclear weapons, according to Joe Cirincione, president of Ploughshares Fund, a foundation that focuses on global security.
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Markets now await Wednesday's release of minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's May 1 meeting, looking for signals on future interest rates after Chair Jerome Powell said on Monday that it was premature to ascertain the impact of trade and tariffs on the trajectory of monetary policy.
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Or if it's a 2019 truck, it conceivably could be delivered in 2018, so let me just back up on that, but what we see on the road might look different, as this is a concept vehicle from what I can ascertain, from what was shown.
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From what we can ascertain, the 5 Series equipped with BMW's 360-degree surround-view camera system will be able to display the images, along with a 3D rendering of the car, on an owner's smartphone — even when the driver is nowhere near their Bavarian driving machine.
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In Europe, officials in some countries say it has been difficult to ascertain whether VW has done anything wrong because of a loophole in EU law which allow carmakers to dial down emissions control systems under some circumstances, such as if they might damage a vehicle's engine.
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Because of the ambiguity, Secret Service agents should definitely interview Trump to ascertain on record what he and his surrogates have already begun to spin, which is that he intended to inspire Second Amendment activists to rally likeminded voters to the polls in key battleground states.
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An office or strategy for innovation in government (or government transformation) should be focused on culture change—providing the room to "fail forward," to take risks and make (small) mistakes, to experiment, launch, and reiterate—and once something works, to ascertain how it can be scaled.
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While we are still trying to ascertain who all was in that meeting and what, if any, information was shared that could have helped Trump's presidential campaign, we cannot ignore another meeting with a foreign government — one where we have proof serious campaign violations were committed.
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"I don't want any damn Dien Bien Phu," Johnson told his staff in 21971, while Westmoreland requested a thorough analysis of the 21967 battle "to ascertain that we are taking all countering actions possible in relationship to the analogous Khe Sanh situation," according to a MACV memo.
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His primary charge is to ascertain the nature and extent of the threat to the United States election system and any "links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump," including, but not limited to, Mr. Trump himself.
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To the extent that Mr. Moore is entitled to a defense against expulsion, the Senate could initiate fitness proceedings now, before the election, to ascertain whether the accusations against him are credible; alternately, it could suspend his swearing-in until after the investigative proceedings are concluded.
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The main benefit there is security; because UWB uses "time of flight" to ascertain location—it measures how long it takes for a radio wave to pass between two objects—it can help stymie so-called relay attacks, which spoof the radio signals of wireless key fobs.
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" But "if that statue is on a public property," he said, "we have to ascertain: Is it what the city wants, or is it something that needs to be placed in a different location so it is maintained for historical and educational purposes without offending the community?
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The Jacqui Lambie Network, which has called for strict rules on labelling Halal food and which would have a empower "law enforcement and security agencies to ascertain whether monies paid for [Halal] certification are misused in the support of terrorist activities," won a seat in Tasmania.
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Although it was hard to ascertain the demeanor of the quiet, and often subdued crowd of hardcore, hoodie-wearing blockchain developers arraigned before him in the vaulted, wooden paneling of East Berlin's old DDR-era symphony hall, the excited chatter in the hallway after the presentation was palpable.
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The episode cuts back and forth between the past, where Nathan and Duke are trying to find this man's younger self, and to fix what they've inadvertently broken, and the present, where Audrey races to ascertain the meaning of the altered timeline, and to bring the boys back home.
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The process will be followed by the first flow rate tests from fractured horizontal shale gas wells in Britain to ascertain not only whether the well could commercially produce gas but test how similar the prospect is to the shale plays that have transformed the U.S. gas industry.
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" The Hartford Women's Center is equipped to give women "limited medical ultrasounds," Velasquez told me, in order to "acquaint the mother with her child, and [ascertain] that it's a healthy pregnancy" —she paused, nearly imperceptibly, then corrected herself— "not a healthy pregnancy, but that it's in the right place.
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If it does, the justices must ascertain whether the government's interest in contraceptive care for the tens of thousands of women who work for these groups is "compelling" and whether there is a way to provide that care that impinges on the nuns' and bishops' beliefs less gravely.
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Biometrics, a digital representation of an individual's unique physical or behavioral features, can be specifically tied back to a person, as opposed to device, location, user analytics or other signals that have been used traditionally to try to ascertain the identity of a person behind an online session.
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"What is alarming to the police is that they have no power to ascertain the potential criminal background of an armed individual until a crime is committed, and by then it is too late," said Ladd Everitt, the spokesman for the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, an advocacy group.
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In January, the same group of senators sent a letter to WMATA asking for details on how the transit agency planned to "ascertain and mitigate" any involvement of a foreign country in building new rail cars, and how it planned to defend rail cars against potential cyber espionage.
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"I'm trying to ascertain … A, which candidate has the best chance to beat Trump, and B, which candidates' ideas can most turn this country around so that we have a government that works for all of us and not just the people on top," he said, namedropping Rep.
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The reason is simple: he can keep swinging at every look he's shown—exhausting himself and throwing himself out of position—or he can wait a little longer, try to ascertain whether the strikes are real or not before he throws, and start eating strikes he otherwise wouldn't have.
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All the hard work is ahead of Pompeo: He needs to convince a young eremitic dictator that it's in his self-interest to do something that some regime hardliners around him are telling him — at least so far as the U.S. intelligence community can ascertain — amounts to suicide.
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Whether 100 Days Action actually changed anyone's mind about politics is difficult to ascertain with any certainty, but Contreras attests that the project did succeed in galvanizing the will of those involved by helping to hone their ability to take care of themselves as they continue their resistance.
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