The identity of the woman could not be immediately ascertained.
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That's also how the scientists ascertained the date for formation.
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In the post-match interview I ascertained he was no ringer.
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The value of the potential bids could not be immediately ascertained.
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The Saudis have ascertained their importance in the new cartel as well.
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The identity of the investment vehicle's owner could not be ascertained immediately.
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The cause of the explosion could not be immediately ascertained from the videos.
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They needed to know he was unarmed, which was ascertained by other means.
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The origin of the water in Kopra's helmet has yet to be ascertained.
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He wanted them simply to do what he had ascertained to be right.
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At least I had finally ascertained my true value — 10 gallons of ice cream.
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"How the fire actually occurred has not been ascertained at the moment," he said.
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It could not be immediately ascertained if Gibbs has a position in ULTA. Disclaimer
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This will be ascertained when we inspect the plane's wreckage and transcribe its black boxes.
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That could be because authorities had ascertained so little about her death until late 2010.
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She approached the couple and quickly ascertained that they were celebrating their 36th wedding anniversary.
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Disclosure: It could not be immediately ascertained if Morganlander has positions in Netflix or Disney.Disclaimer
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From that, the program ascertained what factors tend to make a defendant a higher risk.
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Their reasons for attending could not be ascertained, as they spoke only Greek and Albanian.
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Details of the settlement talks could not be ascertained and could still change, the source said.
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Mowla said that the full cost of the destruction and delays has yet to be ascertained.
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As far as can be ascertained, all Brazilian cases since 1942 have been "wild-cycle" infections.
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Salguero's whereabouts could not immediately be ascertained and a spokeswoman for U.S. prosecutors declined to comment.
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That could be because authorities had ascertained so little about her death until late last year.
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Approaching the vehicle, Arredondo ascertained that the boy involved was a junior at Easton High School.
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Judge Michael W. Sweet ascertained, after some difficulty, that the defendant's name was Joseph James DeAngelo.
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It could not be immediately ascertained if Michael Binger or Gradient have a position in Goldman Sachs.
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He said it would be discussed after it was ascertained whether Athens had adopted agreed "prior actions".
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After tests, Dr. Nilsson ascertained that Tucker had an impulse control disorder, low IQ, and brain damage.
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The circumstances of his death and whether it was a murder or suicide have never been fully ascertained.
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As that epsilon value increases, the risk that an individual user's specific data can be ascertained increases exponentially.
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A state official said it would confirm the number of deaths only after the causes had been ascertained.
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A rescue operation was underway and the exact number of people trapped had yet to ascertained, he said.
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Disclosure: It could not be immediately ascertained if Norris or Roddy have positions in the companies mentioned. Disclaimer
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Uber's automatic default is to put your pick-up location as your current location, as ascertained by GPS.
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The gap between Noland's intention, what she wanted to be considered, and what critics and viewers ascertained, was wide.
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The report's findings were ascertained after analyzing alcohol consumption and trend data from the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research.
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The facts ascertained should be publicly released to give the Electoral College basis on which to exercise its judgment.
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Previously unreported, the IMPD has had a StingRay since 2012, ascertained from their Non Disclosure Agreement with the FBI.
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Details of co-founder and chairman Zhang's stake after the IPO or the company's valuation could not be ascertained.
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"It is not the will of the people that is fairly ascertained through extreme partisan gerrymandering," the court wrote.
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Carver was allegedly kept on hold while AT&T called police and ascertained that she was not a police officer.
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The U.S. has not yet ascertained whether the chemical used in the attack was sarin nerve gas, the official added.
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Also, it could not be ascertained from the data whether any of the searches actually led to a suicide attempt.
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Staff also ascertained and dealt with the kind of psychological stress that is a by-product of a natural disaster.
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They also were followed up with during an average 8.9 years, and their cancer diagnoses were ascertained through medical records.
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Because the period of the data tampering has not been ascertained, the focus should be on "current production," the agency said.
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Once it was ascertained that both mother and baby had coronavirus, they were placed in separate hospitals overnight to receive treatment.
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The court said it had focused on prosecuting those who had made the worst comments and whose identities could be ascertained.
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Drudge's views can be ascertained by looking at which stories he links to and how he frames those stories with his headlines.
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For a while, one rifleman was cited as a potential suspect until the police ascertained he was a legal, not lethal, presence.
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NCA intelligence had ascertained that the heroin would be on the vessel when it docked in the UK en route to Antwerp.
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If final earthquake magnitudes could be ascertained early on, it would give rapid, more precise warnings to populations yet to be shaken.
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She ascertained that Jacqueline believed her mother was ill used by her father, who forced the family to move often, by air.
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Had I ascertained how many oncologists resort to strategic lying in order to obtain payments for needy patients from noxious insurance bureaucrats?
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A questionnaire ascertained the work patterns of the 34 participants, as well as the average time spent tattooing and working on various tasks.
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Those ads are targeted based on your browsing history, your perceived interests, your personal account information, and other attributes Google's algorithms have ascertained.
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As mathematically ascertained by Music Business Worldwide, here are some cold hard facts: - The entire Top 270 is made up of white men.
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Once you have ascertained that the problem is solvable, you can work out a solution, even if it turns out to be tricky.
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According to the president, the voice, which he ascertained came from the Lord, said that the plane would crash unless he stopped cursing.
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An independent group of experts ascertained that patients' medical care was optimal; all too often, heart failure patients do not receive ideal treatment.
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If history is about all the wars, all the disasters, you're missing all this incremental improvement that can only be ascertained through data.
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"They initially claimed doing different professions ... when we ascertained their identity, we realize they were members of the military," a police official told Reuters.
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This is particularly important when — for a large proportion of practicing Muslim women — the hijab makes religious affiliation something easily visibly ascertained by outsiders.
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It's been well ascertained - through the grand medium of history - that boybands had an almost interminable influence on the vast plains of youth culture.
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The handout offers the only form of description for each artwork and "environment," but not much more than could be ascertained, generally, by looking.
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Pani, who described the killing of the journalist as a terror attack, said the identities of the three other gunmen were still being ascertained.
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As usual in Malick's work, plot is subsumed by image and idea, and here the entire narrative arc can be ascertained from the trailer.
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"We think the government will have to bear the refinancing risk for that bond and the modes of financing are not ascertained yet," said Angonin.
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Her thesis in 1925 ascertained that, relative to the proportions of other elements, hydrogen is vastly more abundant in stars than it is on Earth.
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However, it's still unclear how exactly the team at Vox Media, The Verge's parent company, ascertained there was no editorial consequences from the dual-employment.
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Many called for closer oversight of Malta's adherence to the rule of law, a process that could lead to heavy sanctions if wrongdoing was ascertained.
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An early tsunami warning had been issued by the Indonesian meteorological agency, but was later lifted after the agency ascertained that the water had receded.
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"We sought to determine whether that number belonged to the president, because we also ascertained that then-candidate Trump used a blocked number," Schiff said.
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A Malaysian parliamentary investigation found that $4.2 billion of 1MDB's money is unaccounted for or went to overseas bank accounts whose owners could not be ascertained.
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But after the attack, investigators ascertained that Bouhlel's phone number had cropped up in a previous counterterrorism investigation, a source close to the investigation told CNN.
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As you've ascertained using your literacy skills it's a new trailer for Honor Up, directed by (and obviously starring Damon Dash) and executive produced by Kanye.
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It added that as soon as Dutch responsibility was ascertained, it would help open up a "human corridor" to let the migrants move to the Netherlands.
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The assumption that Epstein acted according to a certain logic, and that that logic could be ascertained through research and reporting, seemed less and less certain.
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The location, the date and the contents of the boxes - including whether there were any of the handbags inside - could not be ascertained from the photos.
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Even after the insurers had ascertained that Williams was not a doctor, they continued to process his bills and pay him because he used new NPIs.
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" And, he said, the court had "correctly ascertained that a large part of the social, human, professional and personal relations are in fact initiated in workplaces.
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"We have ascertained some of the facts and are piecing together what happened," says Ole Jakob Malmo, police superintendent at the Governor's office in a statement.
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The original scientists analyzing the Viking biological data ascertained different results than Miller, who concluded in 2001 that the Mars soil could've contained the possibility for life.
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"We expect the number of potential victims in Kemo prefecture to fluctuate as the investigation process moves forward, testimonies are cross-checked and facts ascertained," he said.
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A clear motive still hasn't been ascertained, but cops arrested a suspect named Oscar Morel in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn around 10 PM Sunday.
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The value of the seized goods, which included Hermes and Louis Vuitton bags, is yet to be ascertained due to the scale of the confiscation, Bernama reported.
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"We haven't really ascertained the cause, but most likely it was a boat with an anchor has dragged the cable, or something of this sort," he said.
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"Officers quickly ascertained that he was under the influence of dangerous drugs, based on his behavior and admissions to ingesting methamphetamine and bath salts," the affidavit states.
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"Vestjysk Bank has ascertained an exceptionally high level of activity, primarily in relation to re-mortgaging activities in mortgage lending," Vestjysk said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The reason for the derailment has not been ascertained, said Mishra, adding that they were not ruling out any possibility of foul play and investigations will be conducted.
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Retail investors, for whom a fifth of the NTPC issue is reserved, can place bids on Wednesday, after which the final price and total proceeds will be ascertained.
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The Safed court ascertained that there was no medical prospect of a recovery and allowed a rare line of argument to grant the woman's request for marital freedom.
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Haspel's position in those debates could not be ascertained, but she has more often been identified with officials like her former boss, Rodriguez, who often overruled those challenges.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said the issue would be discussed after it had been ascertained that Athens had adopted agreed "prior actions", adding this would require another meeting.
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"Major crimes have been ascertained and there is a concern that the suspect might attempt to destroy evidence," Judge Kang Bu-young said in a text message to reporters.
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Former employees told BuzzFeed News that Webster lived with "one foot still in the closet"; several said that the publicist expressed surprise when people ascertained that he was gay.
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Trump we ascertained that the photo shoot in question did not occur until after she was admitted to the United States in H-1B visa status in October 1996.
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Fisher also had atherosclerotic heart disease and had used drugs, the statement said, but noted the significance of these factors in relation to her demise had not been ascertained.
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"The cars pass over something underground — we've never ascertained what it is — that creates electrical interference on the cars," said Tim Goss, technical director at the McLaren Honda team.
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He raised his own weapon and asked the driver to put his hands on the wheel, then quickly ascertained that what he had seen was actually a Jesus medallion.
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It is assumed that compliance along things of concern – such as market manipulation and customer treatment – can be ascertained with sufficient time through an analysis of the relevant data.
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The store nevertheless argued that unless every class member, including those who paid cash and no longer have proof of purchase, could be ascertained, the class could not be certified.
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Cheng said staff were not allowed to go online or even use messaging apps when he was there, though it could not be ascertained whether that was still the case.
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In 2010, the Daily Mail even hired a cosmetic chemist to study Crème de la Mer, and he ascertained that despite its hefty price tag, its ingredients cost about $20.
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Salvini seemed to give some ground in a radio interview on Friday evening, suggesting he might let migrants off the Diciotti once it had been ascertained whether they were "real refugees".
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ET on Sunday it cannot be ascertained whether all of the leaks are from that episode or (even worse for HBO) some of them could be from the two after that.
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Russia learned of the meeting late in May, and while verifying the information ascertained that the commanders intended to discuss the retreat of their fighters from Raqqa, the Defense Ministry said.
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Mr. Scherz and his colleagues ascertained that G. megalepis was its own species by using a micro-CT scan to compare its skeletal structure with the previously recognized species of Geckolepis.
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A Malaysian parliamentary investigation made public earlier this year found that $4.2 billion of 1MDB's money was unaccounted for or went to overseas bank accounts whose owners could not be ascertained.
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You can tell a lot about people by looking at their skulls—their age, sex, race, and health can all be ascertained by examining the 22 bones that cradle the brain.
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Clearly, someone is systematically lying, and it is the job of the Smithsonian's administration to sort this out, if it can be sorted out, and make all the properly-ascertained facts public.
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Citing experts from the Sichuan provincial earthquake bureau, local state media reported earlier on Tuesday that it could not be ascertained whether the quakes in Rongxian were related to industrial mining activity.
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It was during that eclipse that the British astronomer Arthur Eddington ascertained that the light rays from distant stars had been wrenched off their paths by the gravitational field of the sun.
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" Stone's friend and staffer, Kristin Davis, said in a text message to NBC News that, "It's rather odd to me to pronounce sentence before we have ascertained the integrity of the trial.
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However, Draghi said on Thursday that no decision had been reached on this, adding it would be discussed after it was ascertained as to whether or not Athens had adopted agreed "prior actions".
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In addition, the standards mandate information on two especially complicated issues: ownership and type of tenure, and an estimate of the value of the land, including clarity on how that estimate was ascertained.
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But what can be ascertained is that because so much of the CBD industry is operating outside of any kind of government oversight, legally or otherwise, the quality of products can vary widely.
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The discovery, made by Logan Lamb, followed his findings from August 2016, in which he ascertained that the server had been left exposed to the internet for six months, The Associated Press reports.
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In it they ascertained a disobliging truth: that your pet dog would probably eat your face or your testicles if you unexpectedly died or maybe even just fell into a deep, coma-like sleep.
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Magna also warned that coronavirus outbreak in China, which generates about 5% of its annual sales, could further hit its 2020 sales, as the full impact of the epidemic is yet to be ascertained.
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Arguably, had Facebook had a proactive audit and spot check program in place, it wouldn't have taken a Cambridge Analytica, and regulators on two continents to figure out what Facebook could have ascertained itself.
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"We feel responsible for managing an infrastructure that collapsed, causing a huge disaster and pain ... but being guilty requires awareness of the causes, which will have to be ascertained," Castellucci told Italian daily La Stampa.
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You're wondering how it's come to this, and you've correctly ascertained that it's MY fault — the lazy, vice-ridden human who just binge-watched TV for four hours instead of taking you on a hike.
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If the match up with Zabit Magomedsharipov ever takes place, Rodriguez's takedown defense will certainly be of primary importance once the two have ascertained whose flappy boxing and spin kicks are superior on the feet.
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Even though I'm in my mid-40s — a full decade past the threshold when the global medical community has ascertained women's fertility begins to really rapidly plummet — I don't believe my window has yet closed.
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Leading foreign suspects for these attacks are Russia, North Korea and Iran but, at this stage, the identity of those launching foreign attacks against Democratic presidential candidates and potential candidates has not yet been ascertained.
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Viviane Sassen's "Kinee," (2011), an abstracted image of the beautiful Senegalese model, Kinee Diouf, in a field of sky blue, feels aspirational, showing how blue-blackness has ascertained a certain desirability in fashion and life.
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"Manufacturing has indeed bottomed out and with a gradual improving trend emerging, the exact degree of which remains to be ascertained in the period ahead," said Anthony Karydakis, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak in New York.
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The man, whose identity had yet to be ascertained, was being treated in hospital while the bags he had been carrying were subjected to controlled explosions by a police bomb squad in the central station, police said.
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While a conclusive answer is likely to remain elusive, American voters deserve as many details as can be ascertained about Russia's role in the campaign, to better protect the political process from similar interference in the future.
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The deputy prefect of Nice told BFM TV that he has been shot dead by police; the Interior Ministry confirmed that the man had been "neutralized" and said that it is being ascertained whether he had acted alone.
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The Egyptian military said the operation was ongoing and had been undertaken once it had been ascertained that the camps had produced the gunmen behind the attack on the Coptic Christians in Minya, southern Egypt, on Friday morning.
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Erik Reynolds, a spokesman for the United States Navy, said American analysts had ascertained that a sound registered in the ocean off the coast of Patagonia was a "hydroacoustic anomaly" that had not been caused by natural events.
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Rangers 2, Canadiens 1 | Series tied, 2-2 The pivotal moment in a hockey game, that cumulative impact of all those goals and saves and subtleties, can sometimes be ascertained only after the teams have left the ice.
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In the end, Mueller punted the issue by saying that whether these comments constitute a crime must turn on intent, which could not be ascertained, particularly given the refusal by Trump to be interviewed by the special counsel staff.
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"In the course of looking at the history of Talley Road, we just ascertained that Talley Road was not on the designated route for that school bus," Christopher A. Hart, the board's chairman, said, referring to the crash site.
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"It is not far-fetched to imagine that some members may say that it's difficult to negotiate the Brexit terms with both the EU and the UK while the current status of the EU membership is not fully ascertained," Azevedo said.
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"The UUPS detective involved in the investigation of Lauren's case should have ascertained his parole status when she had evidence that he was a convicted felon and the victim in her statement identified Rowland as a suspect," the report says.
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Getting into ketosis, which can be ascertained by various methods, including peeing onto a strip of paper that detects ketones, doesn't mean that you'll feel the higher level of energy that keto proponents tout as one of the many, many benefits.
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Once these resources have been integrated into the grid and once true long-term demand for electricity can be ascertained, a revised integrated resource plan can be developed that allows for an orderly transition away from dependence on imported fossil fuels.
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Exactly when the publisher, Covici-Friede, sold all 391 copies of the book cannot be ascertained now, but it must have happened eventually, because nowadays a copy of CIOPW costs several hundred dollars, even with a binding that has, decades later, disintegrated.
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"If an approach like the one described in the Adelsteinsson paper could be made more sensitive then cancer could not only be detected earlier, but its molecular features could be ascertained at that same time and the appropriate therapy assigned," Flaherty said.
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"Moreover, the severity of hearing loss could not be ascertained in this study, and it did not follow up the children throughout their childhood so we do not know if what they found attenuated or got worse over time," Weitzman said by email.
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Though the administration says it's not currently under consideration, the idea of a payroll tax holiday hasn't been entirely ruled out, officials said, suggesting the full scope of the economic fallout needs to be ascertained before the President proposes steps to Congress.
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The precise impact on Mr. Trump cannot be ascertained because the president refuses to release his tax returns, but the few snippets of returns that have become public show one thing clearly: The alternative minimum tax has been unkind to Mr. Trump.
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Locals have been warning for weeks that further pockets of Ghazni province were on the brink of falling to the Taliban, and alas, over the weekend the brutal insurgent group reportedly ascertained further control of the area around 100 miles south of the capital Kabul.
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The conviction of 19th century social democrats and democratic socialists that self-government required an egalitarian economy and society gave way in the 21st century to a vaguer belief that democracy merely required politicians to be responsive to "public opinion," as ascertained via polling.
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At the time, the government's justification for separating Ms. L. and S. was that it needed to verify that Ms. L. was neither a child trafficker nor an abusive parent, though both of those things could have been ascertained quickly and without separating them.
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WELLINGTON, March 10 (Reuters) - New Zealand's interest rates could even go negative before the central bank is forced to think of alternate monetary policy tools, but that couldn't be ascertained until the economy gets to that point, central bank Governor Adrian Orr said on Tuesday.
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My participation and funding of her reality television career allows my right to whatever the Court deems appropriate of the estate value, just as the Court does with my company valuation and rights Shannon has to the amount ascertained to be due her from my business.
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" Subparagraph (c) provides that a carrier can avoid having to pay the fines by showing that he "did not know, and could not have ascertained by the exercise of reasonable diligence, that the individual transported was an alien and that a valid passport or visa was required.
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Digging deeper, China agreed to purchase a variety of goods from each major industry, including but not limited to the following: Finer detail, such as the exact value of specific farm purchases (such as soybeans or pork) promised by China over the next two years, could not be ascertained.
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After the ownership of the cygnet's mother was ascertained — she was one of the queen's birds — and the correct ring was selected and fitted to the cygnet, Barber, his face tanned dark, the feather in his cap glowing with steely light, explained to Reilly what they were doing.
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Putting several top mathematics experts on this problem, we ascertained that the best substitute with which we could provide you today would be reviews of Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy V, which you should be able to add together to create a review of Final Fantasy XV. As far as we know.
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Rather, the suit claims, Mr. Chihuly "repeatedly and consistently" promised him future compensation, saying that his studio kept careful records, and that he would at some point "take care of him" which Mr. Moi took to mean that his share of the profits of works they had created would be ascertained and awarded.
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Given that the group's last album was called Champagne Holocaust, their new record Songs for Our Mothers features a song about Hitler, and they've been asked about it in almost every interview, it's been well ascertained that Fat White Family have a particular historical focus on the time around the two World Wars.
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"We have ascertained that the torch relay map and other related materials in the official website of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics/Paralympics mark the position of Dokdo with a small dot colored as Japanese territory, and marks the East Sea only as the Sea of Japan," South Korea's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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When scoping out the veracity of breaches—be those of company emails, internal documents, or leaky databases—approaches vary depending on what exactly the data is, but the ultimate goal is always the same: to present a transparent case to the reader for how legitimate this data is, and what exactly can be ascertained from it.
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During testimony given by then-Director Comey during the March 20 House Intelligence Committee hearing and his subsequent appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 3, Comey's most juicy offering was that that the FBI Intelligence Committee had clearly ascertained that the Russians and their leader Vladimir Putin hated Hillary Clinton and were actively attempting to assist in the election of Donald Trump.
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Clinton's answer was that given the emergency nature of the situation, getting to the bottom of that question was a relatively low priority (emphasis added): Johnson: No, again, we were misled that there were supposedly protests and that something sprang out of that -- an assault sprang out of that -- and that was easily ascertained that that was not the fact, and the American people could have known that within days and they didn't know that.
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Its authors, Roland Imhoff and Pia Karoline Lamberty, of the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, who first sought to establish a correlation between 238 participants' "Need for Uniqueness"—standing out from the crowd in the field of opinions, just as some consumers like to when buying goods—and a "Conspiracy Mentality," ascertained with a range of survey questions, before then asking about their specific endorsement of 99 popular conspiracy theories, as well as their prior knowledge of those theories.
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The football coach, Art Briles, was fired, and that action was quickly followed by the resignation of Athletic Director Ian McCaw, who is now the athletic director at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va. This fall, facing alumni pressure to make more of the investigation public, as well as a former Title IX coordinator's assertion that she had been stymied in her efforts to do her job, several Regents told The Wall Street Journal that the Pepper Hamilton investigation had ascertained that 17 sexual assaults involving 19 players had occurred.
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