"Every institution is being assessed and will be assessed," he said.
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Assessed through the agency's proprietary Prism Factor Based Capital Model, capitalisation is assessed as 'extremely strong'.
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Growers are assessed for RSPO certification every five years and will be annually assessed for continued compliance.
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"I assessed the situation and acted accordingly to the real time intelligence I assessed on the scene," he reportedly wrote.
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Just as every Hopkins patient is assessed for the same blood clot risk factors, every job candidate is assessed the same way.
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The strength tests assessed strength in the upper and lower body using resistance weight machines, while the treadmill exercise tests assessed cardiorespiratory fitness.
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These days, people are more likely to be discharged before their care needs are assessed, rather than assessed before they are sent home.
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Benham said NORAD assessed the launch did not pose a threat to North America and PACOM assessed it didn't pose a threat to Guam.
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Of that, 149 were deemed "non-credible," and five were determined to be duplicates of reports that were previously assessed or are currently being assessed.
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Of that, 28503 were deemed "non-credible," and five were determined to be duplicates of reports that were previously assessed or are currently being assessed.
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While Wagoner's industrial property tax base, the biggest part of local school funding in Oklahoma, is assessed at $65 million, Pryor's is assessed at $430 million.
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This is the largest penalty assessed by any commissioner against Zenefits and one of the largest penalties for licensing violations ever assessed in the department's history.
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While most of the other apartments in the building are assessed at around $84,000, the home of Mr. Reimer and Ms. Ljungkvist has been assessed at $135,505.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS EIB's 'AAA' IDRs are fully driven by the bank's intrinsic features, in particular high levels of solvency (assessed at 'aa-') and liquidity (assessed at 'aa').
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On Monday his frustrations bubbled over and he was assessed a warning for hitting a ball into the stands, though he later said he never heard it assessed.
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In the new analysis, published in the journal BMC Medicine, the authors assessed 69 apps that targeted people with depression, assessed suicide risk, or provided suicide prevention advice.
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"Once we have assessed — particularly our capital position from a regulatory perspective — once we have assessed that, we will always consider how we best manage the company's resources," he added.
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October 2015: Court orders FERC to file a record of how it assessed civil penalties and to file a motion for an order affirming the civil penalties assessed by FERC.
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Legal Status Attribute Assessed at Mid-Range: SPD's legal status is assessed at mid-range, as it is registered as a local state-owned limited liability company under Chinese company law.
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According to 360tv, there is a psychologist at Bellingshausen station, but it's unclear how workers are assessed prior to being stationed in Antarctica, or how frequently they're assessed while stationed there.
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" Harrison's career was assessed in a single word: "Good.
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Forty-two civilians were assessed to have been killed in US operations in Iraq and Syria in 2018, however the Pentagon acknowledges that 28 reports of civilian casualties have yet to be assessed.
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In 2010, the New York Times assessed the burgeoning trend.
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Such a fate befell less than 1% of those assessed.
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On the ground, the two Deloitte employees assessed the situation.
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These are assessed contributions agreed by the U.N. General Assembly.
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False. No new broadband universal service fees have been assessed.
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Both molecules remain confidential while their utility is being assessed.
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Your resume is going to be read and assessed electronically.
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Last month, the CIA assessed that MbS ordered the killing.
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Their emotional response can simply be assessed through the software.
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Nor does it mean that real penalties will be assessed.
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The authors assessed the match between the two sources' predictions.
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Business Environment ICD's business profile is assessed as 'medium risk'.
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Frye also was tossed after being assessed his second technical.
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The spot price in China as assessed by Metal Bulletin .
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Meyers assessed the man until local firefighters could get there.
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The damage was still being assessed, one oil source said.
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The technology is currently being assessed by Britain's nuclear regulator.
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And he assessed that other developments would be more effective.
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Have your website professionally assessed by a digital accessibility expert.
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Finally, Jackson assessed Mueller's accusations that Manafort lied during cooperation.
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He assessed the situation -- and I would quote for you.
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The court also ordered that Noori be assessed by psychologists.
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Even though the damage is still being assessed, Texas Gov.
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The OSCE has assessed elections in the U.S. since 2002.
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Male and female candidates are assessed by voters quite similarly.
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After a review, Valanciunas and Westbrook were assessed technical fouls.
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The mental health status of the target is also assessed.
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Courts can only permit increases in assessed valuation, not reductions.
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The average credit card assessed interest rate is now 16.91%.
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James Feigen has been assessed a fine of nearly $11,000.
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These initial data now must be analyzed and assessed further.
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He assessed other criticism by comparison with his own abilities.
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After their researchers assessed the flaw, the company alerted DHS.
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Bazemore and Smith were assessed technicals for pushing each other.
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Abdelkader will have his injury assessed by a specialist Monday.
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Although Sale had departed, the run was assessed to him.
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In the car, I assessed our exposure with my team.
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"I thought we played a good basketball game," Vogel assessed.
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The children were assessed for allergies when they turned 3.
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Insurance premiums being assessed based on covertly collected data inputs.
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This is assessed by additional scans, and often more biopsies.
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Mr. Gruver was assessed $801 in court costs in 2008.
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The cost of the damage was being assessed on Sunday.
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Property taxes are 0.25 percent of the assessed market value.
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But no sequencing data has been presented or independently assessed.
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They then assessed their children's heart health at age 7.
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Candidates are assessed on the quality of their live performances.
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Damage to the Houston shipping channel is also being assessed.
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The full extent of the damage was still being assessed.
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The European Union has assessed a major fine against Google.
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The exact number of destroyed homes is still being assessed.
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The C.I.A. assessed that Prince Mohammed had ordered the killing.
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This will be continually assessed as further information becomes known.
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Audience feedback is assessed instinctively — are people in the seats laughing?
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Pemsl, Jacobson and McCaffery were all assessed dead-ball technical fouls.
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Medics assessed the driver and the 82 passengers on the train.
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A full deduction depends on when the property taxes were assessed.
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" Pasztor reasonably asked, "Has the impact of this been properly assessed?
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The supervisor's level of technical competence as assessed by a worker.
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Importantly, the bats assessed these conditions differently across the migration season.
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The five patients will be followed and assessed for 12 months.
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The regulator assessed 12 consultants influencing 1.6 trillion pounds in assets.
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Chairman Pai: There will be new broadband universal service fees assessed.
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When newcomers arrive, their level is assessed on the first day.
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They will not be assessed a bathroom break in this circumstance.
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Antetokounmpo also was assessed a technical but stayed in the game.
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Second, US confection pricing power is stronger than we initially assessed.
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Instead, candidates are assessed throughout their courses—again unusual in Africa.
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Holder was assessed a technical foul for shoving Johnson in response.
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Athletes are assessed on their physical prowess before being awarded medals.
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They reviewed the video and, one day later, assessed the penalty.
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The report says the bee should be assessed as critically endangered.
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Traders assessed multiple companies' prospects with prices around $40 per barrel.
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We know what that means: There will be no assessed contributions.
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Property tax on a $1.5M assessed house alone is roughly $19,200.
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The deal will now be assessed by the U.K. competition authorities.
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Members' compliance with the group's goals is assessed every two years.
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Researchers assessed children's hearing using what's known as a whisper test.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency assessed the new quake at magnitude 7.3.
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Testing was paused, dozens of companies assessed their own safety protocols.
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The volunteers were weighed and their general health and fitness assessed.
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Howard also was assessed his 210th technical foul of the season.
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HHS assessed Little Rock Air Force Base in Arkansas this week.
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Together, they assessed the collective damage to their 403(b) plans.
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When users first download it, their strengths and weaknesses are assessed.
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From the sidelines, my husband and I assessed the European camps.
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The CIA reportedly assessed that the crown prince ordered Khashoggi's murder.
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The six-person jury assessed Gawker $15 million in punitive damages.
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Detroit was assessed a ten-yard penalty because lol nothing matters.
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Independent valuers will provide an estimate before binding bids are assessed.
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Referees restored order, but not before Mullin was assessed a technical.
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Economic policy is more often assessed by effectiveness rather than fairness.
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They assessed the front door: a narrow space, easy to defend.
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In total 45 sites have been assessed to contain no threat.
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The study assessed diet at the start, including soft drink consumption.
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The risks of long-term use have also not been assessed.
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I know that doctors assessed the damage as Level 1 trauma.
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But much of the surrounding area had yet to be assessed.
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"I don't think the agents assessed she was evasive," he added.
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Frontier was assessed $400,000 in penalties, American $250,50.53, and Delta $200,000.
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CBO assessed that the debt burden would rise to 80 percent.
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The other four D-Cap components assessed by Fitch remain unchanged.
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Smith was assessed a flagrant foul and both received technical fouls.
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Authorities said it would take hours before damage was fully assessed.
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Noll was assessed a flagrant 1 foul but Wheeler never returned.
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Tutor believes we should have him assessed: emotional, cognitive, neuropsychological, academic.
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Kenneth McKenzie, who assessed the profile of troops in the field.
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The defendant will be assessed as high, medium or low risk.
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As a result the integration attribute is assessed at Mid-Range.
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A third person with minor injuries was assessed at the scene.
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As of Tuesday, the value was freshly assessed at $975 billion.
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No credit uplift is assigned for shareholders' support, assessed at 'BB+'.
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She deserves to be assessed on her own record and positions.
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It also became chippy, with both teams assessed numerous unsportsmanlike penalties.
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In two days, we fully assessed the impact of the storms.
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Johnson was assessed a minor penalty for boarding on the play.
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Many middle-class families and above are assessed at 47 percent.
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All eight obligors' liquidity cushion is assessed by Fitch as weaker.
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The programme would be assessed over the course of a year.
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That year, the assessed value of his new home was $250,912.
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Fact check: We assessed some of the claims the president made.
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Morris, by the way, was assessed a flagrant two and ejected.
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But no formal studies have assessed the effectiveness of such provisions.
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Until now, gun laws were assessed using these less stringent approaches.
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In general, the transfer tax on a sale between private individuals involving a primary residence is 2 percent of the assessed value (the assessed value being typically about a third of the sales price), Mr. Magaglio said.
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A disorderly no deal, as assessed by the bank, seems more likely.
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HHS has assessed four military bases as prospective housing for child migrants.
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Compensation for the trafficked men will be assessed at a later date.
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This broad pattern is true for most of the denominations I assessed.
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At present American firms are assessed for tax on their global income.
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We haven't really assessed our mental issues, which is kind of strange.
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Yescarta is the first CAR-T therapy to be assessed by NICE.
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"He (Siakam) was carrying us there for lots of stretches," assessed Nurse.
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The other is that art must always be assessed in "splendid isolation".
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"When you're getting good pitching, you're going to win ballgames," McCann assessed.
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These included several non-English publications, which we assessed using Google Translate.
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I assessed the situation from my spot in front of my locker.
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Your capacity to provide care to a loved one should be assessed.
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Investors in Australia assessed key resource producers for their quarterly production numbers.
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These will then be assessed by the executive European Commission by September.
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That way the product can be assessed for its safety and effectiveness.
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The duke was taken to Sandringham House and was assessed by doctors.
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Overhead imagery and interviews with those involved will have to be assessed.
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The value of privately held assets are not assessed all that often.
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Twelve of 17 reports from February already assessed lacked credibility, it said.
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A technical foul assessed to Pitino came amid the Wake Forest rally.
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These assessed contributions are agreed by the 193-member U.N. General Assembly.
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Denormandie said a family's needs would now be assessed every six years.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Wednesday as investors assessed the geopolitical landscape.
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The 2016 Hart Trophy recipient was assessed a minor penalty for slashing.
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It was the largest fine ever assessed by the state's gambling regulators.
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The United States has not previously assessed whether Kenya met the standards.
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"We have assessed anecdotally, but we don't have hard numbers," Zandt said.
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The Obamacare penalty is assessed each tax season for the prior year.
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The NCAA issued its findings in October 2017 with no penalties assessed.
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While Instagram managed 77.4 % of notifications assessed in less than 24 hours.
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But the damage there and in surrounding cities is still being assessed.
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One factor that influenced the bias was a person's self-assessed empathy.
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Donors should be assessed according to their risk — not their sexual orientation.
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Treat them with humanity as their demands for permanent settlement are assessed.
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Flames goaltender David Rittich was assessed two minutes for leaving his crease.
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The CIA has assessed that the crown prince had ordered the Oct.
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It assessed the results of 239 studies involving 1003,2100 children and adolescents.
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The adults completed a diet history questionnaire, which assessed their alcohol consumption.
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In addition, the panel assessed the law enforcement response to the shooting.
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Johnson was then assessed the penalty but still won by three strokes.
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The mood at first was casual as Bill assessed his new ground.
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As the chart below shows, the strongest intensity among all issues assessed.
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The Wirecutter team also assessed the headphones' ability to reduce ambient noise.
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A doctor hired by his lawyers assessed his IQ as below 60.
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The city assessed the building's value at over $31 million in January.
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We therefore assessed the situation that they should be in this spot.
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The cargo fee for paintings had been assessed according to their weight.
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Exposures from the case are being assessed, which will dictate next steps.
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They assessed nut consumption with food frequency questionnaires, updated every four years.
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Documents included in legal filings show the Corps regularly assessed the structures.
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Not long ago, he assessed risk for the J. M. Smucker Company.
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Two New York Times political reporters attended, and afterward assessed the proceedings.
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The professor also challenged faculty hiring that assessed candidates' contributions to diversity.
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He assessed exactly how much lumber had been produced by each logger.
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They are also assessed a penalty in addition to their back premiums.
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"Nothing we assessed this year has been declared extinct," Nic Lughadha said.
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Pundits assessed that Trump lost every debate, including the ones he skipped.
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Johnson was indeed assessed the penalty but still won by two strokes.
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Here's how the report assessed seven Trump claims about the Russia investigation.
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It was assessed and treated, and he resumed normal movement in January.
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As I assessed my choices, I discovered that I had certain requirements.
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They also assessed how treatment might impact the astronaut in this environment.
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Africom assessed no civilians killed in the strike, according to the release.
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The only value is the bottom line, assessed annually at stockholders' meetings.
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One died and the rest were being assessed and treated for injuries.
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Legal Status Assessed at "Mid-Range": Cinda is a limited liability corporation.
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Researchers assessed eating habits with questionnaires at the start of the study.
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"The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence is imploding," assessed Carrie Cordero.
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In 2015, for example, the city assessed Mr. Jones's home for $24,912.
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That is barely less than the assessed value of all taxable property.
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We assessed how the Trump administration's tax cuts appear to be unfolding.
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What factors should be assessed to determine the ethics of a project?
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The August price is assessed to be around 20-3.303 cents higher.
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Grabovski was assessed a five-minute major and game misconduct for the hit.
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The survey assessed whether participants had ever knowingly used ecstasy, MDMA or Molly.
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Proposals would be assessed by independent reviewers outside the control of Facebook etc.
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GitHub briefly struggled with intermittent outages as a digital system assessed the situation.
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Damages are still being assessed, according to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management.
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But as investors assessed the risk of escalating tensions, the initial panic eased.
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During that time, the researchers assessed the safety and efficacy of the treatment.
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She was assessed a $50 late fee for not paying within 40 days.
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The size, shape and functionality of their hearts were also assessed via ultrasound.
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Williams was assessed a penalty for verbal abuse, which cost her the match.
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They are assessed, given a course of treatment, attend classes and receive counseling.
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Kinder Morgan said in a statement the impact on customers was being assessed.
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All assessed companies were invited over a nine-month period to submit evidence.
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Washington and Montez Mathis were both assessed flagrant 2 technical fouls and ejected.
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Gore, a case involving damages assessed for BMW's alleged sale of damaged cars.
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These factors are assessed, Waze-like, from information provided by other Maps users.
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They assessed birth control pill usage at ages 16, 19, 22 and 25.
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My character would be constantly assessed as I struggle to balance my silence.
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As a result, Mr Ramos assessed the third penalty, now a full game.
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The area's air quality was assessed before they vaped or smoked and after.
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The NYPD said the threat report lacked specifics and was still being assessed.
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After the incident, officials assessed how many untainted versions of the exam remained.
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Now told we are being taken to a holding centre to be assessed!
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Residents trickling back in assessed their homes and began to clear their property.
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Each case is assessed on its individual merits against the published immigration rules.
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To gather the results, Glassdoor assessed online reviews posted by workers from Germany.
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The legal terrain in which those details will be assessed may soon change.
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Both, however, were assessed pit-road speeding penalties in the last 100 laps.
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Image: AGUA 2018 study assessed the yield of the device at 503 kilotons.
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Ahead of Felicity's arrival, Jinger and Jeremy assessed all of her childbirth options.
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We must, however, ensure on a human level that these risks are assessed.
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Saudi production was assessed at 10.18 million bpd versus 10.20 million in February.
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We also learned that how studies assessed depression influenced the rates of depression.
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Thailand is home to three quarters of the elephants assessed in the study.
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Ahead of Felicity's arrival, Jinger and Jeremy assessed all of her childbirth options.
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Usually, claims like that cannot be assessed, and are dismissed as campaign puffery.
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Dave Benham assessed the incident to be an intermediate range ballistic missile launch.
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"Each case is assessed on its own facts," an NBA spokesman told ESPN.
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The trapper assessed the alligator's size and made the decision how to proceed.
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By contrast, being Mormon or Muslim was assessed to be a potential difficulty.
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The cost of this work, and of the delay, is still being assessed.
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Each country will be assessed individually, with different conclusions on the following steps.
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He swam across the street in chest-high water and assessed the situation.
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Taking her shirt off each time, having her breasts assessed during every visit.
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Alex said he has not put an assessed value on his entire collection.
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The coastal impact is still being assessed in North Carolina, the report said.
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Each of the 4,000 classrooms are being assessed for safety precautions as well.
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Properties in rural areas may be assessed at less than $100 per year.
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"We only assessed different options, including the legal (option)," Saha said on Tuesday.
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Many police officers took cover behind squad cars as they assessed the situation.
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A Fiona [Hill] assessed the conversations as being similar in tone and approach.
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Pastrnak was assessed a minor penalty for an illegal check to the head.
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User fees should be assessed when appropriate and reinvested back into the system.
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In earlier trials, everything from basic ship propulsion to aircraft operations was assessed.
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Candidates are assessed on their cold calling abilities, values, and long term goals.
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"With Viola, we assessed together what was best for the bank," he said.
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There is another house in Houston, Texas, with an assessed value of $85003,400.
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Fees escalate annually and vary depending on the assessed values of nearby property.
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During their interaction with her, they assessed Aghdam to be calm and cooperative.
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That said, Klassen stresses that each donor is carefully assessed with standardized testing.
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Prices assessed at the Shanghai exchange will reflect China's crude supply and demand.
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But in those studies, income is typically assessed only once, which is problematic.
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The military said there are still 28503 reports of civilian casualties being assessed.
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"The specific numbers of forces required is currently being assessed," General Sonntag said.
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That work flow is "something that's clearly going to be assessed," he said.
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Fortunately, she was only assessed a warning with no further penalty or fine.
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It changed how they assessed the literal and figurative cost of free speech.
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We also publicly assessed that Mr. Putin's intelligence services were following his orders.
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I also assessed Harvey's position of power, authority, wealth and fame in society.
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The index assessed four types of safety: digital, infrastructure, health and personal security.
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Taking this to be coaching, he assessed a "code violation," essentially a warning.
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Even the candidates who were qualified were often assessed based on their connections.
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The man was assessed upon landing back in Toronto at about 2 p.m.
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However, about a year after we moved in, the house was re-assessed.
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The Commission had assessed the budgets of other euro zone countries in November.
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"We have seized thousands of exhibits that are now being assessed," he said.
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The rules do not explain how these two values were to be assessed.
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Peters was assessed a personal foul and several Oakland offensive linemen confronted Peters.
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Paramedics evacuated the train and assessed passengers' injuries while firefighters battled the blaze.
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The USGS's initial reading assessed the quake, which occurred at 5:17 a.m.
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The students were assessed at the beginning and end of the school year.
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The damage to the artwork is being assessed by a Tate conservation team.
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Both the observatory and the U.S. Geological Survey assessed its magnitude at 5.7.
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"We've shown that we can compete with everybody in the league," Carlisle assessed.
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Prior to Krejci's heroics, Boston was left frustrated by getting assessed seven penalties.
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The economic effects of various experiments can be assessed on a smaller scale.
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Since acquiring the Mavericks in 2000, Cuban has been assessed fines totaling $3,115,000.
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In view of the government's tight oversight, the attribute was assessed at Stronger.
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They assessed the ability to both understand and experience the emotions of others.
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As the weather settles over Houston, the storm's toll is still being assessed.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmation and Positive Outlook reflect the following key rating factors: CABEI's IDR is fully driven by its intrinsic credit quality, most notably its high level of solvency (assessed at 'aa-') and its strong liquidity (assessed at 'aaa').
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In the study, researchers assessed social function 6 months and 12 months after injuries.
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These are assessed contributions - agreed by the U.N. General Assembly - and not voluntary payments.
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"He was assessed and determined to have influenza A," according to a CBP official.
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Of those claims, 221 were assessed by the government as being eligible for compensation.
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The new study, however, assessed participants just one year after they started using heroin.
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Damage to the aircraft was being assessed, and the FAA is investigating the incident.
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Once the damage is assessed, the federation will organize a cleanup effort, she added.
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The communications shortage means the full extent of the crisis has not been assessed.
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You have the right to know upfront whether a facility fee will be assessed.
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The affected areas may require far more by the time all damage is assessed.
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Any cash-like transaction, such as this, will be assessed the cash advance fee.
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When the property was assessed at $11.5 million and later $17 million, Trump objected.
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"This s--- looks the same, every time I walk through here," Neely assessed somberly.
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Video recording capability, said Podolsky, is particularly valuable as performance can be assessed remotely.
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He said the scene was still being assessed and a casualty count was incomplete.
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And when several parties get impacted, how is first-party/third-party liability assessed?
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Nevertheless, the tool frequently irks homeowners who feel their properties aren't being fairly assessed.
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He takes aim at the very structure of how students are assessed in school.
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Fitch has assessed Uzbek banks' resilience to depreciation of the som under different scenarios.
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Analysts say the way in which this is assessed can be complex and opaque.
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Blair was later taken to a clinic to get an IV and be assessed.
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"It's up to us," Giants manager Bruce Bochy assessed of the three-team duel.
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To pool together the findings, Glassdoor assessed online reviews posted by workers from France.
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And taxes assessed as a fraction of retail price will fall as prices fall.
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Firefighters quickly assessed the scene and noticed chunks of concrete falling from the bridge.
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The videos show how police assessed the threat posed by the crowds they encountered.
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The drone was assessed to be armed and in firing range of US troops.
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The deal is being assessed by Britain's regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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Today most cancers are assessed using a system that dates back to the 1940s.
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Brussels will invest 101.4 million euros, or 28 percent of the project's assessed value.
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Tasmanian Police said in a statement that Gaskell is currently being assessed in hospital.
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Gold edged off an eight-week low on Wednesday as investors assessed Trump's decision.
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That information is now assessed in the SAOs for those refugees who require them.
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Earlier in the second half, Thomas was assessed a technical foul with18:06 remaining.
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The game went on after halftime ... with technical fouls being assessed to both teams.
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In their minds, it was the Wells Fargo algorithm that assessed the overdraft fee.
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Glover, No. 18-556, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. assessed the state of play.
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Instead, the US has assessed that the Chinese have likely concealed them inside buildings.
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Future takeovers would be assessed on a "case-by-case" basis, the government said.
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The Houthi are backed by Iran, where the United States assessed the weapons originated.
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Interruptions are generally associated with positive feelings if they are assessed as well-timed.
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Substance abusers are assessed and placed in treatment with a network of local providers.
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But right now most people are not having their needs adequately assessed or met.
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"We took out the map and assessed the situation," the former defense official said.
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They mostly assessed the fiscal situation after the government adopted its 2019 budget plan.
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The editor responsible for the post, A.J. Daulerio, was assessed $100,000 in punitive damages.
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Complaints are typically uploaded to CVM's website once assessed by the regulator's technical body.
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Experts assessed the proposals as ones that both corporate America and investors will appreciate.
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Five other hospitals not yet assessed by the military do not provide emergency care.
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The grade was assessed at a discount of $0.80-$0.90 a barrel on Tuesday.
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He said the company had never charged interest or assessed penalties for late payment.
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It is widely assessed that they will continue to represent a potent security threat.
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They were also assessed (objectively) on their logical reasoning, grammar and sense of humour.
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This can be assessed by upward feedback, 360-degree assessment or employee engagement scores.
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Fact check: We assessed some of Mr. Trump's claims on Tuesday about the wall.
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Negative experiences were assessed by asking about physical pain, worry, sadness, stress and anger.
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There was great variation in how people assessed their relative skills at a task.
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Today, "The Alienist" needs to be assessed for its execution of already familiar genres.
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Electricity providers cut off supply to prevent fires while damage was still being assessed.
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No penalties or compounded interest would be permitted to be assessed during the moratorium.
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The Court focused attention on that evidence and assessed the credibility of the witnesses.
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I've not yet come to terms or really assessed the implications it really has.
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Comparably used survey results that assessed compensation, company culture, work-life balance, and more.
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The Urban Institute assessed the impact of immigration workplace raids on children and families.
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Woods was assessed a two-stroke penalty for an improper drop the next morning.
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Capel was assessed a first-half technical foul with the Panthers trailing 223-245.
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The damage to the mall was assessed at more than $110,000, according to prosecutors.
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Four hospitals are closed, he said, and the remaining five are still being assessed.
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Self-assessed safety checks Mine safety checks have changed little since the Mariana disaster.
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She added that job candidates were "truly being assessed on what makes them successful."
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Exxon Mobil – Exxon is suing the government over the $2 million fine assessed Thursday.
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IIB's overall risk profile improved in 2017 and is now assessed as 'medium-risk'.
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"Specialist officers are in attendance and the package is being assessed," the statement said.
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We then assessed whether hBChE-producing cells can protect against development of cocaine-seeking.
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For her 60th birthday on Thursday, our writers assessed her broad and deep influence.
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"Our complex relationship with Pakistan is best assessed through a holistic review," Nicholson said.
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Obviously when you look at the Marissa Mayer era, how will it be assessed?
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings and Stable Outlook reflect the following key rating drivers: The ratings of CDB are fully driven by its intrinsic credit quality, most notably its high level of solvency (assessed at aa) and its excellent liquidity (assessed at aaa).
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Fisher, who was not part of this study, says that IUCN so far has only assessed roughly 40,000 out of 61,000 vertebrates and the list does not include species that may be labeled as "data deficient" because they were only assessed once.
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Determine your home's assessed valueYour home's assessed value is actually more complicated than just determining what someone might pay for your home if they were to buy it right now, or even what you just paid for it if you purchased it recently.
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They assessed both the number of heart-related problems, and the severity of each one.
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This will apply if you fail to enroll on time and are assessed a penalty.
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Once you have assessed potential travel risks, you should compare them with potential travel rewards.
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Choi had been the co-leader on six-under-par before her penalty was assessed.
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There have been some studies, however, that have assessed the memory skills of pregnant women.
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The Platts-assessed discount for "bare bright" had narrowed to just five cents in June.
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Legal Status Assessed at 'Mid-Range': LSID is a leading public-sector entity in Liangshan.
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IO62-CNO=MB, as assessed by Metal Bulletin, ended at $68.78 a tonne on Tuesday.
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In Washington, the Pentagon also said it had assessed that the missile was an ICBM.
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The building, which also houses the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, hasn&apost been structurally assessed.
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The situation is being assessed and the management of Belgocontrol is looking for operational solutions.
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The CDA has also joined a global body which harmonises the way drugs are assessed.
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The casino operator was fined $35 million, with Maddox being assessed a personal $500,000 penalty.
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"We regret that a Code Violation was assessed to Ms. Cornet yesterday," the statement said.
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City officials said on Tuesday that the administration assessed each application fairly and without favor.
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Based on their scores, the scientists assessed them as having high, average or low resilience.
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The allegation will be assessed by officers from the Child Abuse and Sexual Offences Command.
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Performance was assessed based on a test measuring understanding, comprehension and memorization of the book.
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Both surveys assessed the demographics, pregnancy status, attitudes and influences on childbearing of female residents.
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What it discovered was what US intelligence agencies have long assessed: Trump was Russia's favorite.
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Taxes on stored barrels are assessed in parts of Texas and Louisiana at year-end.
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Control & Supervision Attribute Assessed at Stronger: SPD's major development plans need approval from the government.
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He said there could be delays in granting permission while safety and security is assessed.
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LVEF is an important measure of heart health and is usually assessed using an ultrasound.
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Second, the study authors didn't make it clear how they assessed swelling and grip strength.
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Rask and Conacher were assessed roughing minors, and Conacher was also whistled for goalie interference.
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The tax agency said that it assessed that the fund had not made fraudulent transactions.
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Meyers put on his bunker pants -- part of his firefighter gear -- and assessed the situation.
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"Doing pretty darn good," was how Bush assessed his opening stretch to ABC's Charlie Gibson.
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Health care personnel on the sideline assessed the player in only 15% of the cases.
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The intelligence community also assessed that the Russian government had established a preference for Trump.
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It is the king of crabs and other crustaceans whose pinch strength has been assessed.
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It bounced into the seats behind the basket, and he was assessed a technical foul.
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Then, it assessed whether including this sort of research impacted how well the apps worked.
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These preliminary numbers may change as the patients are assessed, hospital spokesman Mark D'Antonio said.
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Having assessed a carbon tax, Clinton's advisers then moved on to smaller, less ambitious policies.
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More than a million households had been affected and losses to farmlands were being assessed.
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So they kept her in for five days while they assessed her and her home.
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Since Kathryn's death, the school has made efforts to change the way students are assessed.
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In view of the government's strong state control, the Control attribute was assessed at Stronger.
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Generic products are assessed a much lower rebate than brand-name drugs in that program.
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JCDI's strategic importance is assessed at Stronger because disruption of services may cause social disorder.
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The other prevents funding from being used to reduce any penalties assessed to the companies.
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Your statements that it's too early for a final report may be assessed as misinformation.
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Ramos apparently spotted Serena's coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, making hand gestures and assessed a coaching penalty.
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As one might expect, the group assessed the safety of Bosch and Daimler's parking function.
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In contrast, Friday's report assessed that Russian military intelligence used intermediaries such as WikiLeaks, DCLeaks.
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The package "has now been assessed as non-suspicious," the police said in a statement.
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In Harley's SEC filing, the company clearly assessed the situation and made a business decision.
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Subban, Virtanen and Nashville's Scott Hartnell were all assessed minor penalties and 133-minute misconducts.
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"I think the judge accurately assessed his relatively minor role in this conspiracy," Conroy said.
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Moreover, CAT technology and information security protocols must now be assessed on an annual basis.
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Of the fine assessed to American, $450,000 was credited to the airline for compensating passengers.
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Regtech must regularly be assessed for its suitability and effectiveness, as recent enforcement actions illustrate.
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It is based on either the purchase price or the assessed value, whichever is higher.
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Keep in mind that everyone who pays taxes late will be assessed penalties and interest.
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But interest will be assessed to any portion of the balance that is left unpaid.
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The woman assessed the geometrics and helped ease him up and into an old elevator.
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The C.I.A. has assessed with medium to high confidence that MBS personally ordered Khashoggi's murder.
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The value of Agrokor's assets has been assessed at between 1.8 and 3.8 billion euros.
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Our embassy was assessed as the most exposed American diplomatic mission anywhere in the world.
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The production cut agreed last year was from levels as assessed by the secondary sources.
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Authors reported that prescription drug use fell significantly in seven of the nine domains assessed.
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FERC said on its website it has assessed $693 million in civil penalties since 2007.
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At ages 4 and 5 years, the children were assessed for emotional and behavioral problems.
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They will wait in Tamaulipas while their claims to enter the United States are assessed.
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The intelligence community has not assessed whether the meddling impacted the outcome of the election.
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The risks surrounding the euro area growth outlook can still be assessed as broadly balanced.
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Over the next few weeks, every single piece of equipment will need to be assessed.
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I also pay $100 per month towards my UK student loans, which are income assessed.
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Finally, researchers assessed individuals' tendency to act out aggressively in an effort to improve mood.
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"Asylum cases are always assessed on an individual basis — the individual's risk," Mr. Beijer said.
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These conditions do not necessarily indicate a developing problem, he says, but should be assessed.
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After Mr. Trump assessed tariffs on Mexican metals, Mexico imposed tariffs on corn and pork.
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For some subjects, a radiologist systematically assessed the scans to see if anything seemed abnormal.
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They assessed cognitive function with detailed structured interviews and widely used tests of mental acuity.
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Researchers assessed the ease of obtaining construction permits, connecting electricity, drafting contracts and other variables.
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A 2016 study assessed healthcare programs for sub-Saharan African truck drivers in 30 countries.
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Pakistan's new commerce minister then proposed pausing all CPEC projects while the government assessed them.
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The Central Intelligence Agency has assessed that the crown prince had likely ordered the operation.
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We assessed the president's claims at the White House and a campaign rally in Missouri.
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The researchers measured their body compositions and leg-muscle strength and assessed their current diets.
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Property taxes are levied on the cadastral value of properties as assessed by Colombian municipalities.
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The ruling left little doubt about how the judges assessed the Legislature's most recent map.
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Another penalty is assessed for deaths in the hospital or within 30 days of discharge.
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The biggest closing cost is the stamp duty, which is assessed on a sliding scale.
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We assessed from a distance if a person was likely to be open to talking.
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This is the worst rapid response score out of all the countries the researchers assessed.
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"Injury trends and player playing patterns need to be assessed across multiple years," Kermode said.
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The US has assessed the explosion most likely occurred during fueling operations, the official said.
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More buildings were evacuated and roads cordoned off on Thursday as engineers assessed the damage.
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" Their scores are assessed monthly and are linked "directly to rewards, punishments, and family visits.
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The researchers assessed publicly available content made by each account on the social media platform.
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Because the penalties came due to his treatment of the officials, both penalties were assessed.
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I asked her teacher if she has been assessed for learning disabilities, and she punted.
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The company said its final dividend would be assessed at the end of the year.
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At the conclusion of its post-race investigation, the sport's governing body assessed no blame.
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Officials at that time had not yet assessed the airport's international terminal, they told CNN.
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Researchers assessed parents and teens three times, with an average of 16 months between exams.
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In its statement announcing the filing, Purdue said it assessed the value at $10 billion.
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Diaz was assessed by a ringside physician, and, between rounds, received treatment from his cutman.
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The ministry had previously assessed the land's value at 956 million yen, seven times higher.
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Extra charges are assessed if a body is embalmed or a funeral director is involved.
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Instead, we reopened the hearing and assessed the testimony that was given on our own.
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From there, business models are examined, quality is assessed, and a final decision is made.
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The total is now $465 million, down from the $572 million he assessed in August.
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While all federal prisoners are assessed for program and treatment needs, demand far exceeds supply.
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The degree of plaque accumulation can generally be assessed using a coronary artery calcium score.
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The standards say children should be assessed for disabilities and have access to translation services.
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They also assessed their cognition with standardized tests of memory, processing speed and verbal fluency.
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In 2016 and 2017, Kennedy appealed the assessed value of his property at Wolf Point.
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This is the same for everyone no matter what the assessed value of the dwelling.
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The spot price at China's Qingdao port for 62 percent iron ore MT-IO-QIN62=ARG, as assessed by Argus Media, rose 0.6 percent on Tuesday to close at $63.90 a tonne, while the price for the same grade as assessed by Metal Bulletin .
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Damage to SpaceX's Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station is still being assessed.
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After all, that was the ultimate goal of Russia&aposs election meddling, U.S. officials have assessed.
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Damage to the facility, which handles mostly corn and soybeans, is still being assessed, she said.
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Patients were assessed at the start of treatment, mid-treatment and post-treatment at four months.
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Internally, however, the agency's security team had assessed there was no evidence of a malicious intrusion.
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Nevetheless, in accordance with the rules, Williams was assessed a Code Violation, resulting in a warning.
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Nevertheless, in accordance with the rules, Williams was assessed a Code Violation, resulting in a warning.
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If cyberattacks are ongoing involving the vulnerability being assessed, the process may be sped up considerably.
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"Each case is unique and assessed on its own merits," Hursh Jaswal wrote in an email.
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"We've listened to feedback and assessed the policy's effectiveness," Facebook said Wednesday in a blog post.
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There are currently tariffs of 25% assessed on some key U.S. crops entering China, including soybeans.
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At the beginning, and three months later, volunteers filled out a questionnaire that assessed acrophobia symptoms.
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Earlier this month, however, the agency said regulators had not assessed the effectiveness of the technology.
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The system, unique in the nation, depends in great part on fees assessed on traffic tickets.
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Hired sells itself as offering pre-assessed quality and reliability, both to job candidates and companies.
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In its quarterly inflation report discussed at Tuesday's meeting, the bank assessed two alternative economic scenarios.
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Though local doctors assessed Dilbireen's injuries, they strongly urged Muhsin to seek treatment outside the country.
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" The statement continued: "Fortunately, she was only assessed a warning with no further penalty or fine.
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According to TopResume, 150 recruiters assessed the professionally written resumes as deserving a bump in salary.
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At the age of eight or nine all children are assessed in maths, English and reasoning.
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Under Barack Obama, they listed climate change as a strategic threat to be assessed and countered.
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With any of these programs, be sure to find out when the interest will be assessed.
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New Jersey Transit train service is suspended indefinitely, until the damage can be assessed and repaired.
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Today it is assessed as more corrupt than poorer states such as Rwanda, Namibia and Senegal.
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Based on Fitch's Financial Guaranty criteria, EIF's intrinsic rating is assessed within the 'AA' rating category.
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Students were frequently assessed, not to punish teachers but to pinpoint areas where help was needed.
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The current threat level to Britain is assessed as severe, meaning an attack is highly likely.
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We have been watching their progress and assessed the impact of technical validation on their success.
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It's a great game, in and of itself, in 2017, assessed beside the very newest platformers.
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Another drawback, she said, was the fact that each child's behavior was assessed by the parents.
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Combining that data with game film, the researchers assessed nearly 3,900 head impacts among the players.
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Singapore-based financial analysis site ValueChampion assessed 20 of the region's major cities to find out.
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Prior to the experiment, all participants were assessed for psychological traits including narcissism and emotional intelligence.
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It's been most recently assessed at a value of $9.4 million according to county property records.
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Investors also assessed a mixed set of economic data that was released earlier in the day.
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Zito's "seriously but not literally" construct was a fine description of how Trump's voters assessed him.
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Self was then assessed a technical foul just four seconds later while protesting another charging call.
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Its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation were assessed at 101 million euros, up 5%.
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The Celtics were also assessed a technical for arguing, and Matthew Dellavedova converted the foul shot.
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The deal's closing was delayed as the companies assessed the fallout from two Yahoo data breaches.
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Of the $1 million assessed to American, $450,000 was credited to the airline for compensating passengers.
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It will be a long while before the extent of the damage in Houston is assessed.
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Zeller was assessed a personal foul, and Whiteside a technical foul after officials reviewed the sequence.
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Two years later, though, the SEC concluded those samples were not enough to be meaningfully assessed.
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In a 2100 outbreak, 2000,224 people were assessed for a suspected Zika infection in French Polynesia.
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"We'll continue liaising with the police as the allegations are assessed," Uber said in a statement.
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Brussels will invest 101.4 million euros ($121 million), or 28 percent of the project's assessed value.
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Strategic Importance Attribute Assessed as Stronger TfL is strategically important for London and the UK economy.
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Integration Attribute Assessed at Mid-Range: Zhanglong has been receiving subsidies from the Zhangzhou municipal government.
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Control and Supervision Attribute Assessed at Stronger: Zhanglong's board of directors is appointed by the government.
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Their technique is calibrated, practised, coached and relentlessly assessed like that of a top-flight athlete.
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In addition to the five reports still being assessed, officials said they are investigating a Dec.
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The EPA announced over the weekend that it had assessed 41 Superfund sites using aerial images.
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After you're assessed with a measuring stick, you take your place in front of your zone.
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Questions assessed attitudes toward parental leave and having children during residency and the residents' own experiences.
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We also assessed the latest in cutting-edge solutions from think tanks and leading business experts.
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Researchers assessed these challenges – known as psychosocial factors – in 311 kids at age 12 and 18.
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Rohit Sharma, who will lead the India team, said he had not yet assessed the situation.
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The findings also assessed factors that make someone more likely to be burdened by education debt.
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A state policeman who assessed the various damages came over to my Honda with his clipboard.
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Devils center Vernon Fiddler was assessed a double minor for high sticking with 5:42 remaining.
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Only about one in 30 dogs assessed at breeders are chosen for the canine police force.
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He will be assessed when the team returns home after the weekend series at Coors Field.
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Under the U.N.'s assessed, mandatory contribution system, other nations shoulder the vast majority of funding.
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Integration Assessed as Mid-range Fitch views PR's integration with the general government sector as moderate.
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The Australian Federal Police told Reuters the matter is "being assessed" and declined to comment further.
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He added that while innovation should be embraced and cherished, it should also be "critically" assessed.
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For the first time since 2014 none of the banks assessed need to raise extra capital.
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The managers' trading ideas are assessed centrally by Blackstone before the firm allocates money to invest.
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In February 2018, the U.S. intelligence community assessed Iran had yet to make such a decision.
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Chief among these is the way in which a diagnosis of ADHD is assessed, she said.
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The official added that the situation will be assessed and a timetable released in due course.
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Stamp duty on the license is 5 percent of the government assessed value of the property.
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The latter has complained of tightness on his left-side and will be assessed on Sunday.
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He used the same general terminology to describe the code violation that was assessed against him.
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N shares dipped, while investors assessed how a Republican U.S. tax overhaul would impact corporate earnings.
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However, at this point the woman should be assessed by a midwife before being sent home.
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Talent is therefore assessed on its merits, at least at this stage of the job hunt.
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Another 0.5 percent will be assessed each year on the companies with a maximum of $50,000.
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Apple's full statement is as follows We have preliminarily assessed the Wikileaks disclosures from this morning.
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The mothers' incidence of hypertension-related complications including kidney, liver and heart problems was also assessed.
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At large companies, employees typically get assessed annually based on their ability to meet performance goals.
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But that figure does not include $210,000 in fines assessed by the Buildings Department in August.
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A technical foul assessed for the fans' antics pushed the game to overtime, and V.C.U. won.
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He was assessed for minor injuries before being taken back to a police station for interviewing.
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And, she said, few appear to realize that their wealth may be assessed for fund-raising.
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This is significantly lower than for residents zoned for Lakeland schools (roughly $268 per assessed $276,2422).
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Specifically, she argued, cognition should be assessed along with other routine health matters during presidential physicals.
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Women in the program and the waitlist group were assessed at the end of four months.
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John McEnroe, the best-known instigator, was frequently assessed point and game penalties during his career.
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Davison, one of Wisconsin's best defenders, was assessed his third foul with 13:12 to go.
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But as they assessed the situation further, they realized the baby was ready to come out.
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AMC had suspended Hardwick's show, "Talking with Chris Hardwick," while it assessed the accusations against him.
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Researchers assessed subjects' pain tolerance after receiving both substances separately or in concert with one another.
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His comments run counter to how many locals and experts have assessed the federal government's response.
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The surveys only assessed retailers' perceptions of the laws, not their actual knowledge of the laws.
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Cauley-Stein and Adams were both assessed technical fouls on the play after a lengthy review.
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According to FBI's protocols, this information 'should have been assessed as a potential threat to life.
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Agrokor's debt to its suppliers is assessed at some 16 billion kuna, according to Croatian media.
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It was last assessed at $47 billion in January, when SoftBank bought shares at that valuation.
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The researchers assessed how participants did by using software to generate algorithmic shortcuts for people's responses.
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Even as Hurricane Irma bears down on Florida, Harvey's full financial impact is still being assessed.
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Patrick Ryder told reporters that the Pentagon assessed the missile to be short- to medium-range.
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Never mind that bail is assessed in New York according to flight risk, not public safety.
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Children who are assessed for gifted classes are given multiple tests or graded on several criteria.
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Each time, they were then assessed in brief, small-sided games outside on the training field.
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The league also put Tortorella on notice that he was being assessed a conditional $25,000 fine.
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We traced the steps of the suspect before the shooting and assessed rumors that spread afterward.
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The goal was waved off for goaltender interference, and a hooking penalty was assessed to Minnesota.
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In an initial meeting, the aims, constraints, and limits of the respective parties can be assessed.
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While you can't challenge the former, you have the right to appeal your home's assessed value.
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Investors assessed the likelihood of another election there as low, which kept a lid on volatility.
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Instead, Alibaba assessed their creditworthiness based on digital records, such as online sales and customer ratings.
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Crowder and Jack were assessed technical fouls for the jawing that took place after the foul.
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And third, they seek to buy companies trading at a discount to their assessed intrinsic value.
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Brown and Memphis forward Nick Marshall were each assessed a technical foul late in the half.
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In its last ranking in 2016, HSBC only assessed G20 countries for vulnerability to climate risk.
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Students of color are twice as likely to be assessed as needing remediation as white students.
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Both had assessed the implementation of a global deal to cut oil output positively, TASS reported.
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Instead, it's assessed just $6.5 million in fines total against the accounting giants over its lifetime.
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Researchers assessed the meta-data of nearly 200 studies into sperm counts from around the world.
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The league also put Tortorella on notice that he was being assessed a conditional $25,000 fine.
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During the study, researchers assessed participants' cognitive function in eight waves over up to 12 years.
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Frei stood on the ring's edge, his eyes moving from dog to dog, but he assessed Rumor.
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The daily wholesale LNG price index tracking spot prices across the country assessed by industry publication www.yeslng.
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Harris assessed the children at different stages of the operation to ensure they were OK to continue.
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The Department of Justice assessed at the time that the hire did not violate anti-nepotism laws.
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PUTIN: All of it can be verified and assessed, but I just want to get back Raqqa.
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In the classroom students were quizzed and assessed on their ability to understand and retain the material.
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However after losing money and making no sales he assessed the business and needed a new USP.
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They previously had assessed that Russia was trying to undermine the U.S. presidential election, but after Nov.
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New contracts are being assessed, specifically ferro-chrome and the much-touted metal of the future, lithium.
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As a result, ICE should be thoroughly reviewed, assessed, and potentially restructured – and its senior officials reassigned.
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A Western official said the administration had assessed Zarif's approach to be "a stalling tactic by Tehran".
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Alvogen has assessed similar strategies, the people said, including a reverse merger for its U.S. generics business.
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C-corporations file their own income tax returns and are assessed a corporate tax rate of 21%.
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Vancouver was assessed a minor for delay of game on the failed challenge and killed the penalty.
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Canada is in the process of revamping legislation governing how major energy and infrastructure projects are assessed.
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The five-bedroom, 2-1/2-bath home on 0.72 acres was assessed at $886,900 in 2019.
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The agencies assessed about 20 studies in rats, and found there was no convincing evidence of cancer.
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We honestly assessed where we are and outlined ambitious but achievable goals that poise us for growth.
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"The allegation will be assessed by officers from Child Abuse and Sexual Offences Command," a spokesperson said.
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