Click the checkbox next to "Assign to User" to assign the task to the person mentioned.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch has taken the following rating actions: Express Scripts Holding Company --Assign long-term senior unsecured bank facility rating of 'BBB'; --Assign Short-Term IDR of 'F2'; --Assign commercial paper rating of 'F2'.
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Take your whole inbox and organize it into three categories: Assign things you need to respond to or act on to 'keep,' assign things you're waiting on someone else for to 'donate,' and assign things you don't need anymore (archive) to 'throw away.
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The groups that assign referees, however, have said they will not assign him to any matches until further notice, according to the Associated Press.
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"When you post or talk about him, don't assign his actions to him, assign them to 'The Republican Administration,' or 'the Republicans,'" she said.
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It's natural to seek to assign blame when harm occurs.
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TAUSCHE: WHAT RISK PREMIUM WOULD YOU ASSIGN TO CLINTON, MARK?
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At first, June refuses to assign utility to the women.
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Wearers can assign different sounds or instruments to each band.
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We didn't assign the best people to do the work.
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"We cannot assign a motive at this point," Manley said.
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You may be asking: The courts assign levels to discrimination?
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The labels users assign are private only to them, however.
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Or maybe it should assign itself a "Certified Spoiled" rating?
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Do you wish to assign a name to Zygote B?
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I can also assign different audible notifications to each inbox.
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Don't ask why, assign blame, or offer up conspiracy theories.
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Erdogan may also assign some ministerial portfolios to the MHP.
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For your grandfather to assign everyone a favorite dish, incorrectly.
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I don't assign this with regard to any specific president.
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Now they're rushing to assign blame for expected rate increases.
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Girma, though, might assign it to a less hospitable approach.
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I talk to a news editor and assign an obit.
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But some courts also assign particular judges to particular divisions.
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These presidents, we assign everything to them in their administrations.
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Then, assign students to write their own obituary or eulogy.
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It was easy to assign the decision to someone else.
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Someday historians will assign a definitive ranking to these funks.
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Like, we try not to assign genders to the Skeksis.
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Dynamics, a bank like Capital One can randomly assign differing
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KERNEN: SO YOU -- YOU CAN'T ASSIGN ANY TYPE OF PROBABILITY.
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There are two ways to assign tasks in Google Docs.
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I'm not going to assign an intimacy to the artist.
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You can also assign different actions to left or right swipes.
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But in the meantime, let's assign blame where blame is due.
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The full criteria Facebook uses to assign its ratings is unclear.
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Then, we may assign a Times reporter to dig into it.
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If you have children, make sure you assign guardians as well.
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Barnes is especially wary of the stories we assign to paintings.
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Many airlines assign passengers a "customer lifetime value", or CLV, score.
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We either agree, or they don't assign the business to us.
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U.S. investigators have yet to assign blame for last week's incident.
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We could assign point values to the assignments we're giving ourselves.
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Now, you can record and assign your own phrases as Shortcuts.
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Traders assign a 19.3 percent chance of a hike in December.
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She's a publicist and doesn't have the power to assign anything.
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Fitch Ratings expects to assign a BBB rating to the bonds.
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Hopefully Microsoft doesn't restrict what you can assign to the buttons.
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TechCrunch Hackathon judges assign each team a score between 1 – 5.
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It's a fool's errand to assign this to naked, blind racism.
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You can also assign sub tasks, dates, and notes to tasks.
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The public defender's office will assign McLellan an attorney, Britt said.
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The same postcolonial theorists who assign your books & videos in classes.
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If it's nation state, is there a way to assign liability?
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Assign yourself calendar reminders to make sure you don't forget anything.
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Once that's done, organizations can assign different sensitivity levels to data.
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So I don't know if we would necessarily assign a grade.
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Assign each outlet a name and control it with voice commands.
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They assign more importance to physical health than to mental health.
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So how could the C.H.A. just assign her a new unit?
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Today, seven in 10 teachers assign homework that requires online access.
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Assign teams to cover clients, and tap recent retirees as substitutes.
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Instead, it teaches you to assign less value to those thoughts.
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It allows users to assign priority to different types of notification.
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We shouldn't assign content-centric gatekeeping online courses to struggling students.
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I wouldn't assign the word 'exciting' to it, of course not.
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It's not my business to assign her dreams for her future.
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All right, well I'm not going to assign it to you.
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Once we do that, we then assign a narrative to them.
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"NJSIAA can confirm that those groups that assign high school wrestling referees in New Jersey will not assign the referee in question until this matter has been thoroughly reviewed," White said in a statement on Saturday.
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As many as seven in ten teachers assign homework that requires access to broadband "Today, as many as seven in ten teachers assign homework that requires access to broadband," FCC commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said in a statement.
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Chief judges have nearly complete power to assign cases and control budgets.
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These guys just don't know how to assign tasks or use GCal.
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So scientists assign different colors to the wavelengths for a prettier approximation.
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Allow your candidates to set the deadline for the homework you assign.
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Once you assign something to somebody, that person will get an email.
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It is unclear whether the fourth report will assign blame to individuals.
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The organization has the power to assign blame for chemical weapons use.
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They used algorithms to assign each element a specific pitch and melody.
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It will assign a lower multiple if growth and earnings are contracting.
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But unlike some European tongues, Mandarin does not assign genders to nouns.
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How can we improve the way we assign value and measure impact?
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What is your favorite book to assign and discuss with your students?
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Portland, Oregon, did not assign 38% of its felony assaults that year.
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Public market investors still assign no value to Yahoo's core Internet operations.
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They assign individuals credit scores based on how they previously managed debt.
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You assign it to that dimension, and which way does it scale?
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Moreover, Fitch does not usually assign VRs to non-banking financial institutions.
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And then you go and you assign these building elements material properties.
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Interestingly, Brattle analysts recommend against attempting to assign probabilities to the scenarios.
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You'll then assign your Mii attributes, as well as a robotic voice.
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Many had suggested McConnell assign a special investigatory committee for that purpose.
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You can assign an individual budget to each item on your list.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to wholly government-owned Agribank.
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Those pictures assign weights and values to what the eyes take in.
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In a world where powerful states assign and deny citizenships and belongings,
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Why did critics assign number and letter grades to his artistic expression?
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Step 4: Assign at least two friends to purchase tickets per show.
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Also, organizers should assign a paid person to oversee accommodations and accessibility.
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It's not solely about the subconscious romantic failings we assign female comedians.
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To label something is to assign that title to them or it.
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So the City Council, Ms. Brewer said, needs to clearly assign responsibility.
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So, to me, what gender you assign me is not so important.
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And then I also always do the homework that I assign them.
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Do you know when the Trump people will assign someone to Africa?
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Students could research and assign a representative income to each economic level.
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What was your favorite book to assign and discuss with your students?
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These are not the names we assign to symptoms of mental illness.
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Be careful not to assign too much importance to the foreign total.
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This will allow you to assign each image to its own monitor.
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What books do you most like to assign to your writing students?
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Fans retrospectively assign apocalyptic meaning to their favorite songs all the time.
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The computer programs they use to assign triple-A ratings remain flawed.
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What's your favorite book to assign to and discuss with your students?
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The book falters, however, in some of its attempts to assign causality.
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You can choose the expression you want to assign to each command.
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Using the Jacquard app, you can assign a different "ability" to each gesture.
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It requires schools to assign a staff member responsible for tackling the problem.
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It's because they are so reductive about how we assign blame to people.
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They will then assign delegates to represent the candidates with the most supporters.
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The tools try to assign patients who previously skipped appointments into overbooked slots.
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There's no way to assign different permissions to specific people you're sharing with.
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The candour is required to assign a realistic value to banks' soured loans.
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They then assign a tag called a "hash" to each of these items.
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The Trump administration did not assign income levels to their proposed tax brackets.
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And when someone is calling in, Aircall lets you assign first-line support.
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British Summer Time seem to have recognized this, and assign their bills accordingly.
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Apple is also introducing Schoolwork, a service for teachers to assign students work.
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Oh, and those judges assign each team a score between one and five.
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They assign me to a different case and I'm slammed until 3:30.
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You might assign different articles or subtopics to different students or small groups.
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At first, the software was designed to identify workers and assign them tasks.
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One conclusion is that they can assign groups of portraits to particular artists.
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She may lose confidence in you and not assign you to new projects.
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People on either side will assign you the decision to retain your vote.
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Employers hire outside professionals, third-party service providers or assign an internal committee.
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Fuller doesn't assign these books specifically, but highly recommends his students read them.
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"We assign a relatively high discount rate to the proposed changes," Brown said.
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I then assign the midpoint — $15 — to this 10 percent of the population.
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So they can then come in and assign priority and value to content.
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SCHWARTZ: It really is hard to assign responsibility or blame for the problem.
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Seven out of 10 schools assign homework that requires Internet access, for example.
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Upgrade #1: Assign a photographer to take photos of photos for your Insta.
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Units are calculated based on coefficients that assign weights to different pollution sources.
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You can organize your keys however you want and assign them specific slots.
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Every time I assign an essay, I have to read almost 90 essays.
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Researchers take test subjects and randomly assign them to one of two groups.
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We could randomly assign a different minimum wage to every county in Ohio.
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Should your teachers warn you about such content in the books they assign?
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Different plans assign drugs to different tiers for which you pay specified amounts.
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Next, assign students to choose their own musical artist to interview and profile.
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Her job was to assign star ratings to luxury hotels, restaurants and spas.
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But I didn't assign a specific name or persona to any of them.
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Meanwhile, teachers continue to assign textbooks they do not even plan on using.
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"People can start to point fingers, assign blame, gossip behind people&aposs backs."
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JPMorgan is the first major global bank to assign Aramco an overweight rating.
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The idea was to assign one specific organization to manage the top-level .
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Then, make a new profile and assign it their name and old icon.
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To assign valuation to cryptocurrency assets, he first divided them into three categories.
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There were stories to assign and lists to make and parties to plan.
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Their distance, too, has contributed to the production's decision to not assign blame.
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And it plans to also assign more than one woman in a unit.
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Adding layers makes it more difficult to conduct oversight and to assign accountability.
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However, if I could wave my wand and assign the sector a catch-name akin to fintech and SaaS, I would assign the name GoodBusiness to the sector of for-large-profit businesses that also provide a social or environmental benefit.
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Gambits are essentially rules and scenarios that you use to assign actions to characters.
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It becomes tradition to assign new techs the job of keeping tabs on Opportunity.
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You can assign (or change) shortcuts to any functions that don't have one already.
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The UAW wants GM to assign a product to Lordstown and continue operating it.
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Some stores went so far as to assign security guards to their freezer departments.
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Researchers will take test subjects and randomly assign them to one of two groups.
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Imagine that you have the power to assign voters to any district you wish.
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The Avalanche has the option to assign him to San Antonio of the AHL.
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Private talks to assign the different lots are now being considered, the person said.
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"Different cultures assign different kinds of meaning to the world around them," Hamacher said.
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Did you assign them to investigate the Trump team before the investigation ever began?
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In C++, for example, it's illegal to assign some text to an integer variable.
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Visiting a Gym lets you assign a Pokemon to defend it or attack it.
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"I assign no significance to the curve being flatter than 2007 as a result."
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When you create an event, you can assign it a time and a place.
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You can assign this functionality to whatever side you want from your Bluetooth options.
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Perhaps Tiyip permitted Uyghur professors to teach in Uyghur or to assign Uyghur texts.
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Assign more reporters to the story, re-interview sources, ask for photos and emails.
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"With a lack of information, you tend to assign labels to people," Abernathy said.
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Please remember to assign the correct purchasability type or your app will be rejected.
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The Nationals have 10 days to trade, release or assign Turner to the minors.
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Basically, you assign functionality to it, so it can, say, launch your favorite app.
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To assign any other motive is a disgusting, pathetic attempt to victimize her again.
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As a retired Army Captain I would now like to assign you a mission.
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The Avalanche have the option to assign him to San Antonio of the AHL.
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Remember in grade school field trips when the teacher would assign you a buddy?
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The department will assign officers to specific neighborhoods for a minimum of one year.
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Just switch the keys out, assign the bindings in system preferences, and you're away.
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We assign a higher National Rating to BPI to reflect its stronger intrinsic profile.
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So when Silvers telephoned to assign the piece in August 22018, she immediately accepted.
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Buyers assign dollar values to repairs that typically exceed the actual cost of remediation.
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If they want to assign blame, it ultimately should fall on their own shoulders.
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So I ask you again: How does one assign a value to the invaluable?
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A lot of people want to assign that blame to us and to me.
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In addition, Warsaw continues to assign higher priority to its land and air forces.
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Fitch does not assign SRFs to banks whose IDRs are driven by institutional support.
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Being able to automatically assign customer information to data makes that task much easier.
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Please preview any that you assign to students to make sure they are appropriate.
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A few states, including Arizona and California, already assign the task to independent commissions.
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Many history professors at Chinese universities assign the book to their students, he said.
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That gave the president ultimate authority to assign flag ranks and empower allied officers.
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But he soon learned that Montreal intended to assign him directly to St. John's.
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The prices go up from their, depending on the room you assign them to.
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It's the reason we assign names, labels because there's a comfort in the identifiable.
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You can also assign your vote to another member who serves as a delegate.
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The process is additionally hindered by the government auctions required to assign exploration rights.
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Assign half the class to the Clinton campaign and half to the Trump campaign.
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But they play an underrated part in the roles we assign to gender identity.
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There is one other person, though, who I'll assign some blame to: Jon Snow.
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You could ask to assign the remainder of the lease to a new tenant.
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The OPCW will determine whether chemical weapons were used, but will not assign blame.
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It can feel unnatural to assign work to something you're presently experiencing as pleasure.
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Like what is all the metadata I need to actually assign value to it?
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It is the highest level risk assessment the WHO can assign to the outbreak.
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For ethical as well as practical reasons, we cannot randomly assign patients to hospitals.
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What's your favorite book to assign to and discuss with your students at Princeton?
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The team was not mandated to assign blame for who used the toxic chemical.
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But better to shrug off old friends' harmless foibles than assign them mean labels.
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The court is expected to assign the case to a three-judge panel soon.
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We also use freelance writers, and I assign them stories and edit their work.
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You can assign a whole newsroom to this task and barely make a dent.
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Build training programs for each of these skills, and assign employees to teach them.
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A major news story breaks and editors rapidly assign pieces covering every angle. Gen.
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Teachers assign very little homework, she says, because the students are so overwhelmed already.
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The team was not mandated to assign blame for who used the toxic chemical.
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Investment strategists can assign a negligibly low probability to the U.S.-EU trade war.
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It is to determine whether chemical weapons were used, but will not assign blame.
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"The resolution as it's drawn does not assign the appropriate responsibility to Iran," Sen.
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So I decided to dig in and assign as much value to corn and the corn tortillas as much as world-class bakers do in order to assign the best bread—even if that means that I have to mill everything myself.
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The brand associations (Image: Acikalin et al, PLoS One (2018))Humans assign value to brands.
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Another would be to assign responsibility to the Federal Trade Commission, instead of the FCC.
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Wireless store employees can assign your phone number to any device with the right authorization.
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Prior to this, evolutionary biologists normally used similarity as a criterion to assign organisms together.
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As chief, he has the power to assign opinions if he is in the majority.
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And some assign blame to a president who has chosen the media as a target.
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Fitch considers BNDES a public-mission bank and does therefore not assign a Viability rating.
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In the healthcare context, Avant-garde uses "time-driven" costing to assign expenses to treatment.
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There's just one caveat we always assign: The toy also has to be genuinely fun.
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It lets you comment on an email thread, assign emails to team members and more.
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Slack has to-do list integration — you can assign tasks and create your own lists.
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For one, researchers can't conduct spanking experiments where they randomly assign children to be hit.
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You can assign a status to your group about what you want to do together.
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The distinct ringtones you can assign to individual Mates will make finding anything a cinch.
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If no team claims him off waivers, the A's can assign him to the minors.
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It yearns to assign inexplicable percentages, and yet I am more comfortable judging for myself.
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Traders currently assign a 74 percent chance that the Fed will raise again in December.
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Traders assign a 55.4 percent chance to a move in December, according to CME calculations.
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Phillip and Jaclyn meet with their staff to assign roles and build a functional hierarchy.
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Instead, you assign apps to "stickers" and place them wherever you want on the screen.
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Economists polled by Reuters assign a roughly one-in-three chance of a disorderly exit.
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It's impossible to assign one characteristic to depression, since it arises differently in all afflicted.
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They may ignore the prompt to rate a worker, or automatically assign the highest score.
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Combined, knowing who's where and what's grabbed lets it assign the items to your cart.
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The IPO could assign Datadog a valuation of several billion of dollars, the sources said.
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In the weight loss study, 23andMe will randomly assign people to one of three plans.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch expects to assign the following rating: Validus Holdings, Ltd.
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From there, assign virtual keys from to everyone from your partner to your dog walker.
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Then figure out who is best at each part, and assign one person to it.
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We assign Short-Term IDRs according to the mapping correspondence described in our rating criteria.
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Sex means something different to everyone; we don't all assign the same value to it.
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Teachers, students and parents use Edmodo to work on lesson plans, assign homework, and more.
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We then asked the participants to assign percentages of blame to the victim and perpetrator.
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Use your employees like "chess pieces" and strategically assign work that plays to their abilities.
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From there, you can assign a different color to differentiate your calendar's events from others.
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The goal is not to assign blame but rather to foster forward-looking, collective accountability.
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That's why I would suggest that Japanese educators don't assign any homework during the holidays.
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Truthfully, I'm of two minds about how much weight creators should assign to fan feedback.
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They are planning to randomly assign sodium restriction not to individuals but to whole prisons.
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You can control it with HomeKit, and use Kwikset's iPhone app to assign key codes.
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You may also want to assign supplemental readings on the topic or provide additional context.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Do your teachers assign too much homework?
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This New York City trial will randomly assign participants to either the drug or placebo.
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At least this brand of sadboi R&B doesn't assign blame to the wrong person.
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To test that, they assign 50 participants to eat one bar of chocolate a day.
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However: Teachers, please do not assign all your students to work with the same material.
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Did the consulting firm Cambridge Analytica assign foreign nationals to work on Republican political campaigns?
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Just tap the Edit button, and under Text Tone, choose Vibration and assign something recognizable.
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Unfortunately, trusting that individual managers will assign work fairly doesn't always yield the best results.
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Interest rate futures markets assign very little probability to another rate increase at that meeting.
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The Sound settings let you assign only one text tone and one ringtone for everyone.
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We assign investment-grade ratings to seven banks in Panama and one in Costa Rica.
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And he should not assign it to staff, as Obama did with nuclear aspirant Iran.
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To assign the actions of one person to an entire movement is dangerous and irresponsible.
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Mortgage lenders can assign the servicing rights on their loans to any company they choose.
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I think they do see color, [but] they just don't assign a value to it.
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"When you assign a negative trait to a food, you give it power," Sasson said.
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Wireless store employees can assign your phone number to any device, with the right authorization.
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The Hero Fund's task is not to assign blame, nor to explain why something happened.
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But simple explanations, especially ones that assign blame to conspiracies and foreigners, threaten clear thinking.
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Judge Kimba Wood says she could assign a special master to screen for privileged materials.
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To test that, they assign 29.84 participants to eat one bar of chocolate a day.
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Users would be able to assign certain smartphone commands to scars, birthmarks and other body landmarks.
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Investigators have yet to assign blame for the sabotage operations (and Iran denies it was involved).
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Ahead, we asked Gurung to assign one Pokémon to each of the head-to-toe looks.
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Her first, and very tricky, task is to assign jobs to the commissioners of each country.
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Another possibility is that dolphins assign nicknames to each other, or adopt names that sound similar.
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Schoolwork is a cloud based app that lets you assign handouts, apps and assignments to students.
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Then, we assign the result to a new variable and print the contents of both variables.
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Trying to assign a political ideology that reflects or supports his actions is a fool's errand.
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Investigators have yet to assign a motive to Paddock, who killed himself in the hotel room.
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"It's not a time to point fingers; it's not a time to assign blame," he said.
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Many school-bus drivers in North America assign seats, keeping suspected bullies close to the front.
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Whichever option you don't assign to a different app will continue to open the Bixby feed.
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We assign Short-Term IDRs according to the mapping correspondence described in our bank rating criteria.
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Unlike those earlier efforts, the new investigations will not attempt to assign responsibility for what happened.
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Fitch expects to assign the following rating: IBM Credit LLC --Senior unsecured debt at 'A+(EXP)'.
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You can then assign emails, comment before replying and integrate your CRM with your email threads.
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"We think very carefully about how we can assign people to projects in development," he explains.
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At the moment, the markets still assign only a 57 percent chance of a December hike.
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Basically, Nintendo labels the Switch device you assign to your Nintendo account as your primary console.
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Assign a picture to each function and easily recognize any notification, even from across the room.
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Different airlines assign different letters to these classes, which can also vary from carrier to carrier.
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This makes creative projects easier to assign and more rewarding thanks to digital show-and-tell.
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Just take a photo of the item and assign a category such as furniture or electronics.
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Going forward, let's be sure to always assign someone to the paints- it can be confusing!
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You won't need their help to assign transactions, but you will if you lose your phone.
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Fitch would not assign ratings to non-principal protected notes that are issued out of CGMFL.
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The team collaboration software lets you visually organize plans, assign tasks, share files and chat. 12.
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When Indian IPOs are oversubscribed, issuers often use a lottery to assign shares to eager investors.
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Any effort to assign these decisions to a collective bargaining unit can create public safety risks.
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They assign short writing tasks that get children thinking and allow teachers to check for progress.
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Its fact finding mission will determine whether banned munitions were used, but will not assign blame.
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SIM swapping exploits the process through which cell phone carriers assign phone numbers to new phones.
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Then, it's time to assign which lawyer is going to try which witness on the stand.
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For this reason, it's hugely important to assign care to another person prior to a deportation.
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Make the swarm bigger, and assign it more missions, and you'll need a lot more bandwidth.
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The platform will auto-stitch them together and assign a URL that the homebuyers will receive.
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WeWork also plans to assign insiders, particularly CEO Adam Neumann, stock with 20 votes per share.
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The process to assign levels to countries is ongoing, and will be unveiled sometime in January.
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I draw comics too and I could not do half the stuff I assign these guys!
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Alternatively, categorical variables (like favorite food) assign labels that place each individual into a particular category.
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The only work in Animal Crossing is whatever job you, the player, assign yourself that day.
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But my favorite was his attempt to assign our music critic a feature on Wanda Horowitz.
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Today it's not enough to have information; we need to assign it meaning in real time.
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I groaned about the time required to type in data, assign a score, all of it.
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The CME Group's FedWatch tool shows traders assign an 22% probability of a cut in July.
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Watch the videos together, assign them to watch at home or pair them with short readings.
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Voters and historians nonetheless assign credit and blame to presidents for the state of the economy.
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The mission will aim to determine whether banned munitions were used but will not assign blame.
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The exact ills that people assign to the industry tend to differ based on their politics.
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"You can assign tasks, make sure things are getting done, send reminders, schedule meals," Walsh said.
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Ms. Ngcobo refuses to assign these artists any overarching agenda or to articulate any political orientation.
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A triage nurse will evaluate the severity of your problem and assign you a priority number.
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The statistic uses wins above replacement to assign weight to the importance of the injured player.
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And so begins the mental gymnastics to assign another cause, to accuse the asphyxiated of histrionics.
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In the past, they had to assign each generation of network its own block of spectrum.
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The company's president at the time pushed back, asking the F.A.A. to assign a different inspector.
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The hard part is living in a culture that doesn't assign us worth beyond the superficial.
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Moreover, in the AP-NORC poll, 70 percent assign substantial responsibility for the shutdown to Trump.
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With Siri Shortcuts, you can create a custom voice command and assign it to an action.
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At the same time, Republicans have generally declined to assign themselves any blame for the rancor.
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The case joins the growing log of lawsuits that try to assign blame for terrorist ties.
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"Any skeleton that had a name in life, we don't assign it another name," she says.
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Collectively, as a culture, we assign so much of our self-worth to our net worth.
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Department heads assign stories, check in with reporters and make editorial decisions for their sections' coverage.
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The CME Group's FedWatch tool shows traders assign an 88% probability of a cut in July.
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Trump is known to assign derogatory nicknames to his opponents in an attempt to degrade them.
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We actually call the class at the bottom, where we assign it to the variable streamer.
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Ms. Rosenworcel cited research showing that seven in 10 teachers now assign homework that requires web access.
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True to form, the girls embrace this role with zeal and assign family members to various tasks.
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We can assign a citizen journalist through Fresco to cover that rumor, and hopefully get the shot.
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They can grant and revoke permissions, assign roles and make sure everyone's software is up to date.
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Based on those projections, it would assign me an activity each morning meant to improve those outcomes.
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The market will assign a higher multiple to the markets if global growth and earnings are expanding.
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The Grammys have a larger problem than whether or not winners actually assign value to the award.
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Rather than assign an officer to the school, he added the campus into an existing patrol zone.
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You can then assign a name for your daughter, thereby telling Lighthouse to stand down going forward.
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I can name the Echos based on room, group them and assign music on the same basis.
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We should be careful, though, not to assign a narrow sense of relevance to Bradford's efforts here.
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But Google didn't find me porn, and for that I assign its latest feature a failing grade.
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The best part of the keyboard might be that you can assign shortcuts to each individual key.
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Such policies essentially assign manufacturers the task of collecting and processing the recyclable packaging materials they produce.
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Follow the directions on screen to assign buttons on your old remote to control the Apple TV.
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He reversed course and moved to assign government jobs to the most qualified applicants, not party insiders.
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That paucity of active users prompts municipal authorities to assign a low priority to conserving church buildings.
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We expect immigrants to work harder than everyone else, and that's how we assign value to them.
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Traders assign an overwhelming probability that the Fed's target range will remain 2.25 percent to 2.5 percent.
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So he developed a "delegation" process that allowed every ZonePlayer to dynamically assign duties to one another.
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Delta offers a similar fare tier, Basic Economy, that allows overhead storage but does not assign seats.
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Men go first before relief officials assign each family a tent and give them a ration card.
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And Fulay adds that Google doesn't assign identity to the chat logs on those servers even then.
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With these trials, scientists randomly assign their study participants to one of two groups (or sometimes more).
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Now that a humanitarian crisis is really landing in Puerto Rico, let's assign responsibilities and demand reparations.
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A key feature is the customizable "Boom button" which can carry out a command you've assign it.
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It's easy to assign tasks and make sure everyone knows what's due today, tomorrow and next week.
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The draft executive order does not assign a role to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Lawfare notes.
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Fitch cannot assign a final IDR whilst any form of encumbrance relating to the CMBS transaction continues.
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To add more loved ones to the group, just grab another lamp and assign everyone a color.
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If couples have two children and both partners want custody, judges often assign parents one child each.
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And what does her fallout say about how we prosecute justice, judge the guilty, and assign blame?
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Bureaucrats decide whether to assign the label "migration background" based on the questionnaire, which has become controversial.
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Here's what to do: First, open the contact for whom you want to assign a custom vibration.
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You get an overview of all your calls so you can assign them, tag them and more.
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By the same token, however, professors assign Ways of Seeing to college freshmen because it is easy.
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It will also assign you a virtual IP address, so it'll be harder to track your location.
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After the call to take inventory, Clutter will assign the number of movers it thinks you need.
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You can develop a schedule, assign tasks, manage budgets, keep tabs on workloads, and so much more.
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Your goal is to clear them out, and then assign the districts to the different raider gangs.
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A U.N. board of inquiry is investigating the experts' deaths but is not expected to assign blame.
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That prompted the U.S. space agency to shorten the outing and assign the astronauts just one task.
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Both artists assign themselves an evergreen social mission: to comfort the afflicted and to afflict the comfortable.
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The Liberty have a mix of veterans and young talent they would like to assign bigger roles.
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GM said it would not assign products in 2019 to auto assembly plants in Detroit-Hamtramck, Mich.
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Many funds assign different values for the same security in private companies such as Airbnb and WeWork.
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NAFTA, therefore, should be comprehensive, and a modernized agreement should assign a central place for financial services.
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You can select the conversation you want to add, and you can assign a name to it.
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One way of measuring the difference is to assign half of each state's population to each senator.
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Then we need to assign a value to them, ensure sound decision-making, and take strong actions.
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The judges did not say why they decided to push the case back and assign nine judges.
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The OPCW mission will determine whether chemical weapons were used, but is not mandated to assign blame.
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VIABILITY RATING Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to SCBS given its close integration with SCB.
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It's hardly surprising, considering how quickly we assign sentimental value to some garments — and forget about others.
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Using it, channel leads can assign tasks, manage team priorities and selectively post notifications for status updates.
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None of those are traits that people would assign to Chloe Price, and it undercuts her character.
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Deep Elm's founder John Szuch claims he never set out to intentionally assign a sound to emo.
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Unfortunately, that would require us to randomly assign civilian race in encounters of police, which isn't possible!
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The first thing is when you assign a devil's advocate, that person is just playing a role.
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Do you think we too often assign blame for our own failings to objects in our lives?
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" A teacher told me, "I usually assign "1984" to my students, now we will be living it.
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"The Province has agreed to not assign these men as residents to that community in the future."
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In response, the Justice Department is examining whether to assign a special counsel to review the case.
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People assign this magic to fashion, but for me it's about what you can do with fashion.
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However, "they may not want to assign a specific gender or force a gender," Ms. Hegg said.
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The state will have to update its rolls to assign millions of voters to their new districts.
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Ross Douthat Normal human beings read thrillers or romances on vacation; newspaper columnists assign themselves political polemics.
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They would use an established addressing system for rural areas to assign residential addresses on the spot.
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Analysis of the fossil's teeth and jaw allowed the researchers to assign the species as A. anamensis.
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Why do high school history teachers continue to assign books that they know are filled with falsehoods?
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They reached out to local organizations to build momentum for the coming rallies and assign specific tasks.
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There, the bishop would often assign Mr. Ciolek to share his room, which had only one bed.
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But maybe the most compelling reason to assign this contest is what students themselves say about it.
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He can't talk back, let alone assign blame when something goes wrong, as it so often does.
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Their outcomes will gradually assign candidates delegates necessary to win the nomination at the July national convention.
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Many of the needs in the islands are still unknown, complicating efforts to assign federal aid dollars.
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In November 1977, Chief Keenan announced that he would assign female detectives to the elite homicide unit.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to CCB Asia given its high integration with the parent.
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The State Department refused to assign a motive for the killings on Monday, citing the ongoing investigation.
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Assign meaning to more than work, and you'll be less reliant on work to bring you meaning.
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Schumer, when asked if leadership should spearhead unity, said it was not the day to assign blame.
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Mr. Trump plans to assign Stephen A. Feinberg, above, a billionaire, to review intelligence agencies, officials said.
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Bonello refuses to moralize his story or assign any kind of blame to any of his characters.
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They're intended to explain that ideology and to assign meaning to the actions that a terrorist takes.
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A thumb drive with secret information In May 2010, in response to requests by the Chinese intelligence officers, Lee created a document that provided locations in which the CIA would assign officers and a sensitive operation that the CIA would assign officers with certain experience, according to court records.
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Still, I bet that many users would welcome the ability to assign it to a completely different function.
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Upflow lets you assign actions to a particular team member if they're more familiar with this specific client.
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Teachers will be able to create reading groups, assign homework, write down annotations for the class and more.
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Similar to property rights, under the right of publicity, you can assign, license, or sometimes bequeath your likeness.
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These videos often have little in common aside from the significant role that they assign to the viewer.
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If you've got a line of dialogue, even a minor one, assign it a female name by default.
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Fitch does not assign a rating to UFG as an entity, as it is purely an issuing vehicle.
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A singularity means a place where we can't assign a number to how big the wave is there.
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Here is a modest proposal: Let's assign Trump a simple and truly proactive to-do list on race.
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We first assign a number to a name and then use that name in a simple addition operation.
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Then if they got a bite, they'd assign one of these real people to be the event coordinator.
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Our team of judges will review every eligible project and assign each submission a score between 1-5.
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So that means that whenever he and Roberts are on opposite sides, he gets to assign the opinion.
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We can't assign this illogical behavior to "groupthink" or "peer pressure," or any explanation other than altered perception.
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Now all you need to do is gather a group, assign out some supplies, and pick your night!
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We don't demand humanities instruction have double-blind placebo strength evidence before teachers assign students to read Hamlet.
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Or they can actually assign that right to someone else and that person can vote on their behalf.
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You can ask anyone to assign the perfect lipstick, workout, or summer movie based on your astrological sign.
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Aircall lets you share contacts and schedules, assign calls to particular team members and track exactly what's happening.
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You can assign your personal emails to a coworker — this is much more efficient than forwarding an email.
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You can choose your character's gender, pick a look, and assign skill points to better suit your playstyle.
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Investors find CAPE a useful measure because the price of stocks reflects the value investors assign to profits.
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You can assign classes to each party member, and purchase new gear and unlock abilities as you progress.
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We ask Kim what kind of a Wall Street rating he might assign Snap based on Goodwater's research.
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They are not enough to say what the Denisovans looked like, or to assign them a species name.
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If the department cannot find enough volunteers, the department would assign judges to detention centers, the sources said.
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A final report, in which the agency may assign blame and make recommendations, is expected early next year.
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Each file lets you type out descriptions, to-do lists and tag co-workers to assign them tasks.
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VIABILITY RATING As is usual for development banks, Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating (VR) to DBN.
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The service also does not assign seats until check-in, making it harder to travel together with others.
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Fitch will likely assign an appropriate IDR for the issuer's post-exchange capital structure, risk profile and prospects.
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Flexible NumerologyThe ability to assign smaller amounts of bandwidth to devices that don't need much, such as sensors.
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The postmodern individual is free not only to make his choices, but also to assign meaning to them.
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You can then assign an email to one of your coworkers and see what everybody is working on.
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It will be up to the state attorney to assign it to a prosecutor or to dismiss it.
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Unlike film, there is no Rotten Tomatoes for theatre, since critics do not assign numerical or letter grades.
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And Epic makes abrupt requests, mid-documentation, to "assign" patients diagnoses from a list of highly specific options.
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You can add tasks, reorder them, tack on sub-tasks, assign dates to everything you have to do.
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But in truth, we can't help but assign value to these electrons: jobs, the environment and national security.
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They proactively teach their kids to take responsibility for their choices and they assign them age-appropriate duties.
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Here, as with many European hubs, they don't assign gates to flights more than an hour in advance.
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A key delegation option is to assign more experienced members of your team to serve in this capacity.
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U.S. farmers also want changes to Canadian grain laws that automatically assign the lowest price for their wheat.
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Federal government officials then examine the facts and assign a deed based on who has the strongest case.
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Leadership would then assign members to speak in favor or against the nominee and then hold a vote.
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Once that data is tagged, companies can go back and assign sensitivity levels to huge groups of information.
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STFCL will assign commercial-vehicle loans at closing to the issuer, which in turn will issue the PTCs.
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CNN should give Acosta his own opinion show or assign him to do commentary on other CNN programs.
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A new free app, Schoolwork, will make it easier for teachers to assign handouts and track students' progress.
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Those people watch films and assign them a rating based on established criteria concerning sex, profanity, and violence.
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These fictional characters embody the mythology and romance that foreigners naively assign to distant landscapes and their inhabitants.
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These organizations will need to assign someone to manage their data infrastructure and fulfill these user privacy requests.
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As part of standard risk management, companies will anticipate the costs and assign an annual contribution to overhead.
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Often that means hiring big teams they can assign to help founders, though, while the partners focus elsewhere.
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If those options aren't available, magazines can simply assign a friend of the celebrity to conduct the interview.
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We had so many hands in this, but the communication network designed to assign us was woefully inadequate.
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One last step remains: These companies don't just match you to ancestors; they assign you very specific percentages.
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The Douma report does not assign blame, which was outside the mandate of the team sent to investigate.
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To unallocate production simply means GM won't assign any models to be produced at these facilities beyond 22017.
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Third, if you failed a test as an employee, your company can assign you a quick security training.
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Rarely, he said, do the Western media — or the foreign photographers they assign — portray the country's rich culture.
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Mr. Kolombatovich retired from Columbia in 2011 but continued to be a referee and assign officials to tournaments.
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You can assign tasks in Slack by installing third-party assignment apps such as Asana to the platform.
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To avoid this, break them down into bite-size tasks and assign each one its own due date.
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It will be surprising if he chooses to assign, say, a case concerning sexual harassment to Justice Kavanaugh.
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Assign a best-guess number to those and more, turn a few virtual cranks, and let it run.
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The equation is notoriously vulnerable to very different outcomes, depending on the numbers you assign to each variable.
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The church will assign names to them, but like many farmers who raise sheep, Ms. Healy does not.
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So, send us those questions, and we may assign a New York Times reporter to dig into them.
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But questions about causality can also lead to trouble, because, in essence, they ask us to assign blame.
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I've tried to assign a reason for each change, failing only in one case ("per unit" for "apiece").
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"It's not a book that any of you will ever assign, or value, or even understand," he says.
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They assign students spaces to sit, and restrict whom they talk to so they'll get their work done.
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China's foreign ministry said on Monday it was irresponsible to assign blame for the attack without conclusive facts.
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Teachers would be asked to assign work remotely and could even teach some high school courses live online.
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The production will also assign an executive to the set so that contestants can express their concerns confidentially.
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He still refers to exercises he would assign his students when explaining the dynamics of his own works.
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After that, you just have to enter the name of the device and assign it to a room.
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David Brooks Over the past few days we've seen what happens when you assign someone a single identity.
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There are software applications to track energy usage to assign processes for what to do in an outage.
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Some, but not all, therapists will assign homework for the couples to work on before the next session.
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On Friday evening, a somewhat shellshocked president retreated to the White House residence to grieve and assign blame.
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Twitter said it was common practice for the Chinese government to assign graduates to jobs in the 1980s.
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Agencies assign a confidence level to their findings, which are presented to political leaders, but don't offer conclusions.
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Then, you could assign one of the following editorials to students (or give different editorials to different groups).
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Among the most pressing topics will be what roles to assign Steven Matz, Zack Wheeler and Seth Lugo.
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In each of the three rounds, assign every person one of three behavioral roles — member, critic, or observer.
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Mr. Worth's flowcharts also try to do the impossible: assign a likelihood that each Brexit scenario will occur.
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It's fine to feel painful feelings and be upset but don't assign a value judgment to your feelings.
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Stride allows you to create a task from the main chat interface and assign it to a co-worker.
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You have to set a hot key as the macro trigger, and you can then assign your action accordingly.
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As a gift to the returning Morgan McMichaels she got to assign the roles to each of the queens.
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Shareholders with family ties to him will assign their voting rights to a third party, the U.S. Treasury said.
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Later agreements assign liability for damage caused by space objects and require states to help rescue astronauts in distress.
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A United Nations investigation didn't assign blame, but evidence from the report pointed to the Assad regime being responsible.
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To better assess that difference, one needs only to look at the place they both assign to the painter.
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Their "base case" is for a deal to be voted through, which they assign with a 60 percent probability.
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This has led to complicated licensing agreements that assign ownership and access of broad technological inventions to a few.
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Let me assign that button to the flashlight, airplane mode, camera shutter or any other stupid function I want.
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In addition, Schoolwork lets teachers assign a specific activity inside of an app, instead of just a whole app.
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You can also assign custom colors and names and arrange these in the sidebar in whatever order you want.
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With its black-and-white portrayal, Chernobyl made it easy to assign blame from the safety of our couches.
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In Portland, Oregon, police said they did not assign 873% of serious assaults for follow-up investigation in 2017.
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In the meantime, the Chicago Tree Project will continue searching for artists to assign trees that are structurally stable.
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Courts may struggle to assign blame when neither an algorithm nor its programmer can properly account for its actions.
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A folksonomy behaves like a taxonomy in that it is meant to assign meaning to things by classifying them.
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SMhack is also great for collaboration because it lets you add and assign user roles to individual team members.
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The server would then select an available drone and assign it to meet the vehicle at a rendezvous point.
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Many of the top business and tech outlets make funding coverage a priority and assign reporters to that task.
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Astrological rules followed by many in the Southeast Asian nation assign a color to each day of the week.
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Along the way, an irreverent, pervy guide named Jimmy (Sharlto Copley) appears to assign missions for Henry to complete.
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He added that the ideology watchdog will assign licenses soon, though there are many applications sitting in the pipeline.
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Before using the algorithmic system, assessors in Arkansas had wide leeway to assign whatever hours they thought were necessary.
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Hence, we assign this multiple to CY257 Revenue and discount it back to arrive at our $22021 price target.
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If we assign a "normal" multiple of 23, then we get 2,295 for the S&P 500 in 2017.
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Championships don't save communities, and we should be careful to assign too much weight to their powers of healing.
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The latest: The Trump administration missed a recent deadline to assign responsibility for Khashoggi's death and potentially trigger sanctions.
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When then presented images of 12 different female bodies, asking participants to assign the words to each of them.
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We may assign a Stable Outlook to the IDRs if CSRC approves the capital changes and STATS receives equity.
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She doesn't want us to judge or assign meaning; she wants us to simply experience what her characters experience.
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Fitch does not assign a VR to the institution as we do not view it as an independent entity.
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In Britain a coroner's inquest establishes the facts of an incident but does not assign legal blame or guilt.
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You might also assign students to read some of the 2,000-plus comments from readers that the article inspired.
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Statistics such as batting average or on-base percentage have been used to assign value to players for decades.
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E-Trade and its competitors use the concept of risk tolerance to assign weights to ETFs within user portfolios.
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LG has no plans to let users assign different features, but will do so if enough users request it.
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It was up and running moments after I finished and you can easily assign domain names to your creations.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said the Philippines would assign its own names to the undersea features of Benham Rise.
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Some countries also assign these daily or weekly limits for men and women while others don't differentiate by gender.
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For example, the institute could assign seized homes to municipalities for schools, hospitals or elderly care centers, he said.
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The full investigation will have to be completed in order for the Navy to assign responsibility for the collision.
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Republicans are already comfortable with alternatives to FPTP, given that some states assign delegates via strict proportional representation (PR).
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The option to assign Ansel to a similarly lesser-used button on my mouse, for example, would be appreciated.
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That's in keeping with intelligence community practice: agencies assign a confidence level to their findings because intelligence isn't conclusive.
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That's in keeping with intelligence community practice: Agencies assign a confidence level to their findings because intelligence isn't conclusive.
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By the same token, when things go wrong, resist the urge to assign blame to just a single individual.
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Initially, Fitch proposes to assign DCRs to certain banks in the EU, US, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Switzerland.
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The name you assign will also be your Mac computer's hostname for devices that use Apple's Bonjour networking technology.
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Frequent travelers often assign values to their airline miles that will dictate when redeeming them is the best value.
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As described by Mr. Eastwood in the promotional video, the purpose of the accident inquiry was to assign blame.
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However, if he is wanting to assign blame, a good place to start might be with his economic team.
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If you want to assign blame for the FTC's inability to rein in companies like Facebook, look to Congress.
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Paying with cash can also help customers spend less and assign more value to their purchases, recent studies suggest.
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TAIWAN: 53% of Taiwanese respondents believe climate change can mostly be blamed on humans — 42% only assign partial blame.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to MUMSS as its operation is highly integrated with the parent's business.
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"The forecasting models, which assign probabilities or chances to candidates, are no better than the polls themselves," he said.
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The Emirati foreign minister, in a sign of his country's nervousness, says it is too early to assign blame.
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According to Kempenich, different tribes assign different meanings to the color red, but for the Anishinabe, it signifies protection.
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As much as Trump appalls me, I don't assign him control over the precise arcs of his supporters' arms.
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First, we must acknowledge the way we wield those words, how we treat the bodies we assign to them.
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It's a simple change, but a big one in terms of helping Uber fairly assign responsibility for ride satisfaction.
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I like to try and suss out individual sounds of a track and assign each of them a parameter.
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Parents can monitor activity from the app and assign reminders for things like chores, homework and brushing their teeth.
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But NBC News President Noah Oppenheim has said it would likely assign at least 24 employees to the show.
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The schedule answers the question "What's next?" but doesn't assign timelines and has lots of choice built into it.
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Of the many books with political subjects published every year, how do you decide which to assign for review?
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I'd gladly assign Greenblatt's earlier work to my students, if we were reading some early modern poets or Shakespeare.
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Put simply, it's Connectivity 2.0 (or 5.0, or whatever number you choose to assign to this technology maturation process).
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The Times will assign him to a new beat when he returns, executive editor Dean Baquet announced on Wednesday.
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As part of that effort, Duke officials said, they might have to assign some of them to new jobs.
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If living without top surgery for 31 years had a monetary value, I'd assign it something south of $6,000.
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But the charges underline that there's a big difference between moral culpability, however you assign it, and criminal culpability.
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The mayor would appoint a majority of the board's 15 members and be able to assign it new duties.
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"There is more of a trust in restaurants" in that city, which does not assign letter grades, he added.
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While hotels usually assign rooms the day before guests check in, room availability often changes the day they arrive.
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Democrats will assign Iowa's 41 national delegates according to the candidates' total delegates statewide and in each congressional district.
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The ideal study would be to randomly assign patients needing hospital care to facilities with high or low quality.
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And if sharing chores is your thing, you can assign location-based tasks for each member to remind them.
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Until an app was optimized for Android 8.0 Oreo, users couldn't assign any importance to notifications from that app.
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There's also a control app for iOS and Windows to assign commands and create custom setups for instant recall.
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"It shouldn't be a tool to assign work or decide who to promote," Ms. Green wrote in an email.
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Turn the form into a quiz (which would assign point-values to each question then auto-grade the answers).
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We can least begin there and assign responsibility for that, knowing that there will always be challenging boundary cases.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to DBSA as its operations are largely determined by its policy role.
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Waiting for the woman who would assign mine, I overheard Jo's conversation with the guy in charge of hers.
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"Assign somebody who's in charge of this and hold them accountable," added Senator Angus King, an independent of Maine.
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Despite this common link between many victims, health officials have been reluctant to assign blame to one specific cause.
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In your Settings app, you can customize the controls of your AirPods and assign different functions to each earbud.
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Once we were able to assign a need and a want to everybody, then we knew we'd cracked it.
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"A good club will also assign a monitor to each holding and develop 'when-to-sell' guidelines," Marchisello said.
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In the home department, the company will assign people to lead the appliances, window coverings, furniture and mattress categories.
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And it keeps rural students studying, since around 70 percent of teachers assign homework that requires an internet connection.
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" Gerwig agreed: "I didn't want to assign anything that felt too modern to her but…there's lots of stuff.
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For me, I'm actually comforted that I have the opportunity to re-assign value to experiences that were negative.
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According to the report, the financial penalty and how much liability to assign to Zuckerberg are points of contention.
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Indeed, if you aggregate votes across the 2014, 2016, and 2018 cycles, then Democratic candidates have won somewhere between 51 percent (if you assign the GOP all of the second-place candidate's votes in California) and 55 percent (if you assign the second-place votes to the Democrat) of the popular vote.
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Contributors assign numerical scores on a 5-point scale to various categories like writing quality, gender, race, and LGBTQ representation.
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The brand new Schoolwork app, meanwhile, was made to help teachers keep tabs on their students' activity and assign homework.
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They can assign specific activities within apps as well, as long as developers update their apps to include ClassKit support.
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You can check off items as they are complete (picked up dry cleaning) and assign them to team members. 4.
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To use emoji reactions as a polling system, simply pose a question and assign a unique emoji for each answer.
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The leader can then assign worker units to head over to try to push the obstacles out of the way.
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He could assign me two freelance pieces after lunch and get them back before he finished his post-postprandial coffee.
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Varini says he prefers not to assign too much meaning to the shapes and patterns he chooses for his installations.
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We can assign this to variables to indicate that the variable exists but that it does not contain a value.
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Before we start to assign blame though, we need to take a step back to look at these technical systems.
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Your manager has the power to promote or fire you, speak up for you or assign you high-profile projects.
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The third count will assign "state delegate equivalents," which are the numbers news outlets will use to declare the winner.
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He scored so high on his recruitment aptitude tests that the Navy wanted to assign him to a nuclear submarine.
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Party committees can also assign their own representatives to run party activities in groups judged sufficiently large, the guidelines say.
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About 7 in 10 teachers assign homework that requires broadband access, but nearly 1 in 3 households don't have it.
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And since Valve lets players assign value in a reseller market, the Steam gatekeeper is in the clear as well.
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Attendees could even assign safety ratings to events as a way of changing expectations and giving useful information to others.
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You can unlock an assortment of different ones as you play and assign them to button commands as you please.
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They take two groups of people and randomly assign them to an intervention (in this case, eating meat or not).
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Years ago, I decided that every day, when I got home from work, I would assign myself a housekeeping task.
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I could assign my Facebook ID to this bit of plastic and walk around the room trying out various applications.
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Then they assign a digital lesson to students, who engage with the material in class via student accounts on Nearpod.
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In naming his portraits, Epstein will often do-away with the celebrity's real name and assign a random one instead.
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"E-commerce stores come to me and I will assign live-streamers to promote their products," Ma told CNBC Asia.
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Called MONET — after 'mobility network' — the joint venture will essentially assign autonomous vehicles to various different "just in time" services.
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But I brought this up to him last month, so he's been trying to convince people to assign me things.
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When you were an English teacher in Harlem, what was your favorite book to assign and discuss with your students?
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The Islamic Center of Passaic County had received eight telephone threats, prompting police to assign extra patrols to the area.
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A player pulls from all the moves they've learned to build their combat deck and assign moves to those stances.
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But in the meantime, Trump is only likely to assign new tariffs to goods coming to the US from China.
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They will also assign more funds to Libya, including for training its coast guards, and other countries in Northern Africa.
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Restaurants will be able to accept orders and assign them to either their own drivers or those on Deliveroo's platform.
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Fitch does not assign a VR to this institution as the agency does not view it as an independent entity.
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And while you can't view notifications, you can assign clock positions to correspond with your most frequent contacts or apps.
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"We don't assign as much homework and things online because we understand the instability of the service," Bland told me.
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Not only that: the update allows you to assign emergency contacts who'll be notified when you've called the emergency services.
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Several shareholders with professional or family ties to him will also assign their voting rights to an independent third party.
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They'd first build a database describing the properties of each material, then assign those materials to parts of the robot.
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Panasonic will also split its operations into two businesses and assign a sales target for each, according to the report.
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From 2015 to 2017 a joint U.N.-OPCW team had been appointed to assign blame for chemical attacks in Syria.
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An example of better living through TAGs becomes apparent when it comes time to assign tasks to your thing employees.
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The NCRIC will then assign an agent who will use Palantir, and possibly other tools, to get the requested information.
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It's politically damaging for Republicans, a dubious advocacy role to assign to a prosecutor, and just not fair to Ford.
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The market will not assign much credibility to promises of cutbacks by other members given their history of non-compliance.
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SFL will assign commercial-vehicle and tractor loans to the issuer at closing, which in turn will issue the PTCs.
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But it's tempting (and sometimes fun) to assume and assign meaning and motivation to what we see other people doing.
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He just hired two new editors to assign and edit recipes, work on special projects and focus on social media.
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After the I.O.C.'s announcement on Tuesday, WADA said that it would assign a team to investigate Dr. Rodchenkov's account.
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When Kennedy joins the four liberals for a majority decision, his seniority give him the power to assign the opinion.
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This body would help maintain a database of extremist imagery and assign robust hashes to the most brutal or dangerous.
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It doesn't take a criminologist to determine it's a waste of taxpayer dollars to assign a probation officer to Brucker.
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There is more about The Simpsons than any rational encyclopedia editor would assign; less about the novels of Toni Morrison.
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Southwest, which does not assign seats, raised the price of an early-boarding pass to $15 from $12.50 last month.
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"The more we assign blame to individuals, the more likely we are to go on and stigmatize people," Flint says.
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Educators have been exhorted to give speeches, assign homework and spread the word on social media like Weibo and WeChat.
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I DIDN'T ASSIGN ANY VALUE TO OUR PUBLISHING BUSINESS, WHICH IS GROWING – GREW 70% YEAR-OVER-YEAR IN THE QUARTER.
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I DIDN'T ASSIGN ANY VALUE TO OUR APPLICATIONS BUSINESS THAT JUST DID $25 OR $30 MILLION OF EBIDTA LAST QUARTER.
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Two of the three big booking systems - Amadeus and Travelport - assign booking codes sequentially, making brute-force computer guesswork easier.
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" At another point, the Staples lawyer criticized the FTC and the judge said, "Why do you assign such nefarious motives?
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You may choose to assign specific issues to students or to let them choose the issues they want to research.
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For maximum secrecy, Congress could assign these probable cause determinations to the jurisdiction of the existing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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"To assign any other motive is a disgusting, pathetic attempt to victimize her again," Mr. Cagle said in a statement.
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" At the end of the day, RBC said it would "advise investors to assign the Post's report a low probability.
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But in order to do so, the system must first assign positive and negative values to certain words and phrases.
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If passed, the SEAT Act of 2017 would assign the Federal Aviation Administration with the responsibility of setting these limits.
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Split the investigator pool in half and assign agents accordingly between the two, based on knowledge, skills, abilities and experiences.
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You could also think of the "item" here as a label that we assign to a certain collection of features.
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We expect Congress to speak clearly if it wished to assign an agency decisions of vast economic and political significance.
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Facebook has pledged to assign 3,000-4,000 "content moderators" to monitor political ads, but hasn't reached that staffing level yet.
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The current version of the Photos program that comes with the Mac operating system can assign locations to pictures, too.
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Markets currently assign just about a 50 percent chance that the Fed will approve another interest rate hike this year.
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Millions of students now use Google Classroom, a classroom-management system that allows teachers to assign and correct lessons online.
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Specifically, Miller said to assign roles for each day: who cooks, who cleans, who answers the phone, and so on.
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Despite being such a solid material, Young manages to assign glass a liquid-like quality through laborious cutting and layering.
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Everyday whether we realize it or not, we assign genders to almost everything such as shoes or bookbags and clothes.
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Scott used an executive order to remove Ayala from the Loyd case and assign it to a different state attorney.
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I wish my teacher would assign audiobooks in class I believe it could make reading books in class more interesting.
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As Snell is not yet eligible for arbitration, the Rays could assign him a salary for 2019 without his approval.
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In the board game Wingspan, published on Friday, players assign birds with various powers to wetland, grassland and forest habitats.
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Gallup then asks respondents to assign a country as the U.S.'s "greatest enemy," and found that Americans are torn.
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A pet peeve of many New Jersey Transit riders is the railroad's propensity to assign blame for delays to Amtrak.
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When an academic year begins, schools are generally supposed to assign therapists to special education students within two school days.
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Though that system gives managers more flexibility to assign work, it does not necessarily benefit the organization as a whole.
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Where other countries might assign a single diplomat, the United States could draw on an entire bureau of career professionals.
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According to the law, schools are to assign retained students to the most effective available teacher and provide supplemental tutoring.
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The OPCW will be able not only to determine whether a chemical weapons attack occurred but also to assign blame.
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Then she asked whether it was appropriate for her to assign his work in light of the accusations against him.
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" A new genre of political writing has emerged seeking to explain and, occasionally, assign blame for "the rise of Trump.
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The woman who wanted to assign luck to godly providence also believed deeply in the earned fortune of hard work.
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They spend hours talking with clients about their lives, assign them reading and writing homework and even conduct mock hearings.
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In addition, you can even assign different HomeKit-enabled TVs in your house to specific rooms within the Home app.
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On the one hand, he rightly announced that he must assign top priority to the service's Operations and Maintenance budget.
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"It really lays bare this fiction that economic value is something we can assign to a location," Ms. Clausing said.
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Clinton can assign staffers to the DNC, and sources expect that some staff rearrangements will come in the following weeks.
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Markets assign an overwhelming probability that there will be two hikes at most between now and the end of 2019.
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But he stopped well short of promoting Kihuen's ouster, suggesting a single allegation alone is not enough to assign guilt.
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They approached the district school board to see if they could assign the novel to students, and were turned down.
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They assign stories and do the most significant edit on them: reframing, possibly rewriting, identifying holes, reviewing sources, questioning facts.
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"News organizations assign reporters to be embedded with presidential candidates," answers one of the aforementioned species, a character named Noah.
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Fitch may assign deposit ratings, but uplift may be limited as their ranking will depend on the resolution path chosen.
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Trump has yet to assign firm blame on Iran, saying he's waiting for the Saudis to name the culprit themselves.
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Average pay: $287,2575/year FlexJobs description: Medical coders assign and validate appropriate procedural and diagnostic codes in a medical setting.
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Ring could make consumers do the right thing and mandate two-factor authentication, or perhaps assign its own unique passwords.
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She didn't assign her own writing, but of course my friends and I went to the bookstore to find it.
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I review the daily prep list and assign tasks, whether it's breading coquettes or roasting chicken bones for the stock.
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I was already finding, even at 25, that freelance writers are at the whim of the people who assign them.
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Facial analysis "can spot faces in videos or images and assign generic attributes such as wearing glasses," according to Wood.
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Different reactions, same targets Both episodes were so emotional and so shocking, people were quick to parse blame and assign outrage.
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You can also assign Siri keywords so that you can manage your TV using Siri on your iOS device or HomePod.
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It is high time we figure out who these hopelessly overshadowed masters were and assign them their individual personalities and stature.
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Prior to measurement, as we've seen in our examples, one cannot assign the property of life (or death) to the cat.
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First you create a Macro—a series of commands—then you assign it a "Hot Key" (with a space this time).
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Maybe I would take a week off and assign out some of those KarJenner posts that I usually saved for myself.
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Should one of them be downgraded or upgraded, Fitch would assign a different rating to each of the four sub-programmes.
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Eventually I figured out how to choose all my tracks and assign their order before putting them on the actual soundtrack.
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Instead, you just assign yourself a username and create a PIN code, both of which you can change at any time.
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They probed, for a moment, about my character's identity, wondering how it would be defined, what purpose I would assign myself.
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The ECOVACS DEEBOT employs Smart Navi Mapping and Navigation Technology to scan, draw boundaries, and assign cleaning areas within your space.
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This lets you assign contacts who will be notified after your account has remained inactive for a certain period of time.
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It's deeply integrated into Google Docs and Sheets — and can assign document permissions automatically based on the team that created them.
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We argue endlessly over how much importance we should assign to the political statements of our idols: Shouldn't they know better?
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You can also assign employees to projects and set due dates, similar to task-management software products from Asana and Trello.
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The idea is to try to accurately assign every expense of an organization to the exact activity that created that cost.
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A nurse who spends 20 minutes in the room needs to assign one third of their hourly rate to the patient.
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You can assign the double tap to perform play / pause in the iPhone's settings menu, and it's the default on Android.
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When that happens, you must go through each task one-by-one and assign it a new date and/or time.
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The Classroom app lets teachers view students' screen in class, share documents with students, assign shared iPads, and reset student passwords.
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Businesses can assign users to groups depending on their role, and can use those groups to define eligibility for specific programs.
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You can assign one to activate on a light squeeze of the U11 Plus and the other on a stronger squeeze.
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Fitch does not assign a VR to SCBC as its strategy and operations are closely aligned with those of its parent.
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"I won't assign a group project this weekend," my English professor told the class the Friday before our first home game.
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This is why Stylisted uses a marketplace model based on user reviews and price range rather than assign contractors to customers.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to BGK as its business model is highly dependent on support from the state.
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In follow-up conversations, Apple explained to Chen that the issue is with apps that assign a numerical value to people.
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Shortly after TMZ reported Miller's death, fans took to the comments section of Grande's Instagram to spew hate and assign blame.
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What the company promises is a carrier-grade network that allows businesses to assign a second number to their employees' phones.
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"[The scandal] will weigh on anyone that sees an Odebrecht bid when it comes time to assign a project," Elias said.
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VPNs assign a virtual IP address to obscure your real location from others, protecting you from security scams, viruses, and malware.
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In the trial, local authorities used information they already possessed, such as tax and criminal records, to assign scores to people.
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In 2014 Google launched Classroom, which lets teachers post class announcements, assign work to students, and collect and grade their assignments.
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From first kiss to first sex (however you define it) to first orgasm, what importance do you assign your sexual firsts?
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Like ringtones, users can assign personalized light patterns to each friend, which light up when they are within 50-100 feet.
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For our fundamental criteria, I assign the poorest rankings with the Schwab Equity Ratings (SER), D (underperform) and F (strongly underperform).
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to BDB as its business model is highly dependent on support from the state.
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It's necessary to accept that we're not going to understand certain things, and to not aim to assign words to everything.
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From 2015 to 2017 a joint United Nations-OPCW team had been appointed to assign blame for chemical attacks in Syria.
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They assign funds on the blockchain into an entry that requires both to sign off on what they plan to spend.
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Admittedly, this number should not be taken too literally: it is difficult to assign affiliations to many of the committee's members.
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You can also assign keyboard shortcuts for when you rotate the wheel right or left, and click the top of it.
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A rise in CDS indicates that markets assign higher risk of the entity being unable to meet its obligations in future.
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To test this idea rigorously, researchers could randomly assign people to worry about their weight, but that is hard to do.
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Keep Baby at Home Why don't they ban children on most flights and assign special flights for those traveling with babies?
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It is high time we figure out who these hopelessly overshadowed masters were and assign them their individual personalities and stature.
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We've worked with [contemporary artist] Jeff Koons to produce awards that would be priceless if you were to assign a value.
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After all, if you assign, say, an accounting specialist to run a logistics operation, there's a chance that person will fail.
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To keep meetings relevant and prevent too much time spent on clarification, assign a directly responsible individual for every action item.
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It is fun to assign camps to your friends and even more fun to argue in favor of your own inclination.
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In addition, Datacenter results have been stronger than forecast and we underestimated the value the market would assign to this franchise.
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Collectively, we can "blame" bad actors for this environment, but we cannot assign all of those actors to any single group.
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SINGAPORE: 54% of respondents from Singapore believe climate change is largely man-made, and around 40% assign partial blame to humans.
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"We assign categories to certain people who must be specially watched or, in our view, are less dangerous," Mr. Maassen said.
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Bosch and Mercedes did not disclose how many additional engineers they would assign to the teams in Stuttgart and Silicon Valley.
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To do that, we assign a weight to each of our 10 categories by analyzing every state's economic development marketing materials.
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Plato had Socrates divide the psyche into three parts in order to assign roles to the citizens of his imaginary republic.
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CliQ is tiny yet mighty — attach it, assign when and where it works, and violà: previously manual tasks are now automated.
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I also assign each film keywords to identify the scenes, such as those with a couple dancing, for easy look-up.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to BDB as its business model is solely dependent on support from the state.
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When a person can't assign a logical explanation to something, like an animal call, their mind starts filling in the blanks.
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CMS won't assign a new code to Sinuva, a sinus drug implant made by Intersect ENT, according to a preliminary decision.
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The game will automatically assign the "correct" club for the next swing, but you don't have to follow the game's directions.
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The Iraqi government does not assign any ethical or moral superiority to one over the other, and it still needs both.
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" They said, "Wow, O.K." That's when they said, "We are going to assign An Phung to report this out with you.
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They assign roles including captain, communications manager, social media manager, data manager, secretary, photographer or videographer, and then start planning campaigns.
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In another effort to assign a numeric value to a player's defensive contributions, Baseball Reference created a formula for defensive WAR.
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With fewer teachers to assign homework, Tony says, kids can still enjoy their nights even if they get home slightly later.
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It was really difficult to figure out which tasks to assign that someone can spend a legitimate amount of time on.
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The study did not randomly assign patients to have the surgery or not, which is the gold standard for clinical research.
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Governments around the world should assign special resources to protect their national museums from the risk of fire and natural disasters.
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Tribes have extended their office hours and worked around the clock to find efficient ways to assign addresses and issue identification.
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Scouts judge players on a variety of tools and typically assign two grades for each, evaluating the present and the future.
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Finally, the program's algorithm was directed to differentiate the movement patterns, without names attached, and assign them to the correct volunteer.
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In any case, all sides are likely to assign him much of the credit or blame for how the trial proceeds.
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We do not assign a VR to BFCM as it is difficult to analyse this entity meaningfully in its own right.
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A. You can assign specific alert sounds for both text messages and incoming calls to people in your iPhone's address book.
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Teachers may wish to assign some groups the "pro" and "con" positions, or let groups consider the evidence before choosing sides.
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It will continue to cover polls, interview candidates and assign reporters to follow their campaigns, including Bloomberg's, according to the memo.
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Okparanta is less interested in the war's trauma than in its aftermath and the meanings that characters assign to their experiences.
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Thompson suggested some sort of "troll score" that Twitter could assign users; for what it's worth, Beykpour didn't shoot it down.
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But that likely wouldn't dissuade Trumpworld from demanding that Barr reopen the probe or assign an outside prosecutor to "review" it.
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This manifests itself in not correcting grammar, refusing to assign reading that challenges the students' assumptions and catering to assumed sensitivities.
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That's OK. Schools can assign work to students, Wizner said -- and students don't have a constitutional right to not do work.
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Last month he urged TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger to re-assign TSA's Behavior Detection Officers (BDOs) to regular checkpoint screening duties.
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To do that, we assign a weight to each of our 10 categories by analyzing every state's economic development marketing materials.
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Senate Republicans and Trump have denied requests by Democrats and Ford's legal team to assign an FBI investigation into the incident.
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"The worst-case scenario, which we assign a 10 percent probability, is someone exits, or the U.S. backs out," Peterson said.
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In our current system, backfielders are the editors who assign stories and discuss with reporters how those stories should be framed.
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Dr. Doepke and Dr. Zilibotti can't prove causality (to do that, you'd have to randomly assign parenting styles to different families).
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Will he make climate change a top-level issue, as John Kerry did, or will he assign it to a functionary?
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Thus she deals out a Pokémon-like deck of so-called nomen cards that assign to each pilgrim a medieval avatar.
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The "redistricting" in most states is done by the party in power though some states assign the task to independent commissions.
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During the height of the summer tourist season, his busiest restaurants assign staffers to help unfamiliar diners throw things away properly.
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But any effort to assign a dollar value to our millions of data points scattered across the internet is inherently flawed.
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To measure this, the researchers exploited how different judges assign bail and the randomized nature through which judges are assigned cases.
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It's just a question of who we're gonna assign, you don't have to actually take any time to think about it.
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Co-living companies also boast less-tangible offerings like "community" and "authenticity," whose worth depends on the value you assign it.
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The technique is simple: assign a fixed period of time to a task, schedule it on your calendar—and stick to it.
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Fitch does not assign Viability Ratings to these banks as their business models are entirely dependent on the support from the state.
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You can give devices nicknames for easy reference, and assign devices to rooms to control groups of gadgets with a single command.
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On Facebook, you can assign a legacy contact, who will gain some control over what happens to your profile when you die.
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You can set an event's name, location, date and time, and assign various other tags and images to describe what's taking place.
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The user can also assign a weight to minimize occlusion, ensuring that one actor doesn't end up blocking another from the camera.
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It also states that the monarch can assign the Crown Property Bureau, any individual or agency to manage the properties and assets.
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You can assign the Bixby button to open a third-party app with either a single or double press of the button.
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It also maintains support for the Electoral College system and rebuffs a move to assign a president based on the popular vote.
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Obama on Wednesday repeatedly referred to the situation as a "screw up" but said he wasn't in the city to assign blame.
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Reinforcement learning makes use of the economic concept of utility to assign "points" for performing what are deemed to be optimal actions.
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The FCO ruled that the company could still track people – but can no longer assign this data to their main Facebook account.
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And while we're quick to assign the gross-sounding term "pus" to the substance inside every pimple, it's more complicated than that.
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If enough officers don't sign up for the event, the local police chief can assign officers to a game at the stadium.
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However, the school administrator will need to assign the available licenses to the teachers who want to use it, in that case.
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And since this is all on an iPad, they'll even be able to assign students activities that live inside of other apps.
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A VPN will assign a new IP address from its server in, say, Atlanta, Georgia even though you're in Westchester, New York.
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Investors often assign additional importance to the 10-year yield, which can impact everything from mortgages and credit cards to corporate loans.
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They look and behave differently, but eventually — you define projects, assign tasks and try to fit them all into a gantt chart.
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She'll assign episodes of America's Next Top Model, for men to learn the basics of how to walk, talk and match clothes.
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Twitter itself could not provide the gender breakdown of verified accounts to Mashable, although it does assign gender in its Analytics service.
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Managers would assign each of their employees a quarterly rating on a scale of zero to five points, based on their performance.
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Now, the company will assign a color to each one you can scroll through from left to right in a carousel layout.
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Casaleggio would select topics from the firm's internal forum and assign members of the group specific roles to play in each discussion.
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One way to minimize this problem is to assign specific TAs to grade specific test questions for the entire group of students.
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This makes English speakers much less likely than German speakers to assign a goal to an action when describing an ambiguous scene.
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"Whatever you teach them is something they shouldn't do, they immediately assign that horrible thing to Trump," he said of the siblings.
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"Lenders still don't exactly understand what escape rooms are, so it's difficult to assign value to this as an asset," he said.
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Fitch does not assign a VR to SCB China as its strategy and operations are closely aligned with those of its parent.
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Louisiana's scheme, brought in by a conservative governor, added a feature that ought to delight progressives: a lottery to assign the vouchers.
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There are so many tasks you can assign to other people: logo design, market research, email marketing, and proofreading are among them.
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Because of that, Sanders is well-positioned to win a large number of states that have few residents and assign few delegates.
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More recently, Hiver added automation with simple if/then rules to assign conversations to the right person and categorize your emails automatically.
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I breezed through these levels and found them simple and charming and began, almost effortlessly, to assign personality to the mechanical contraptions.
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Historically, these have also been national concerns, though most Americans see fit to point their fingers at the South and assign blame.
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From there, you got to decide whether something is likely, kind of likely, or a toss-up and assign a probability accordingly.
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"We think people assign race based on skin color, hair type and nose type, and certainly they do," says Saperstein, the sociologist.
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The vote came a day after House GOP leaders announced they would not assign King to any committees for the new Congress.
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Greater integration and the introduction of a group support scheme would also enable us to assign ratings to the entire BCC group.
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The company has since said that it will assign replacement models to the Wayne plant, possibly pickup trucks or sport utility vehicles.
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People are more inclined to assign blame to the police than accept forensic facts and the truth of a person's criminal culpability.
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Slate writer Rebecca Schuman has made similar arguments, suggesting professors who assign their own works might be guided by their own egos.
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The custom tearaway calendar lets you assign a different photo for every day of the year or have them randomly duplicated throughout.
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The secretary would assign targets for cost and a fielding date, and the Milestone Decision Authority must then manage to those targets.
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In particular, Issacharoff said that funders include provisions in which plaintiffs assign them a right to settlement proceeds to evade loan regulations.
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We can't assign Trump a detention, but at the very least, teachers can explain to students that he's broken the class rules.
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Then, assign students one of the listed topics to research and compare to the current protests, focusing on the following questions: 1.
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Then, assign a portion of your income to each of your expenses and savings goals, until you arrive at $0 left over.
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The evidence, however, is not conclusive enough for the United States to assign blame publicly to Moscow, according to the NBC report.
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While it's difficult to assign an exact value to Membership Rewards points,The Points Guysubjectively estimates each point as worth 2 cents.
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This concept would assign a sort of virtual license plate for the aircraft that authorities could use to identify and track drones.
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International bank standards on capital assign a large penalty to holdings of shares, meaning banks must hold extra money against the stock.
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It's a classic top-down approach: Teachers assign students work via handouts, for such activities as writing essays or completing science projects.
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The government has declared a state of emergency in human mobility in three provinces, meaning it can assign additional resources to Venezuelans.
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Yes. Different insurers may assign different penalties to the same type of ticket, so it's worth seeing what the market will offer.
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In general, people who actually work on these issues tend to assign them less importance than those who haven't studied them closely.
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Somewhere along the way, at around 1800 BCE, the alphabet is born as migrants in Sinai assign Egyptian hieroglyphs to spoken language.
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Jigsaw Assign, or allow students to choose, one of the following articles to read in small "expert" groups for a jigsaw activity.
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In particular, you can assign conversations to specific team members so that your customers get a relevant answer as quickly as possible.
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So, to memorize a deck of cards, I would assign each card in a traditional deck to someone important in my life.
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How is it that America insists on knowledge of the unknowable — what lurks in the heart — in order to assign the appellation?
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Unlike Schibsted, MPI will not have a two-tier system of shareholders, opting instead to assign equal voting rights to all owners.
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The Natives Photograph organization, which opens today, also features a database for photo editors seeking to assign indigenous photographers in North America.
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Some officials have expressed fear that the review is intended to assign blame and highlight decisions that helped fuel the impeachment inquiry.
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But same-sex couples are less likely than different-sex couples to assign "women's work" to the partner with fewer work hours.
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But the story has attracted national interest, and an urge on social media to assign blame has brought a flood of commentary.
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But not all professors will pay enough attention to something that students complain about: the outlandish prices of the books we assign.
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Political scientists, fortunately, cannot randomly assign people to cities, suburbs or rural outposts and then wait to see if their politics adapt.
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Right now, as far as time management goes, instead separating my day into hour blocks I assign certain projects to specific days.
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In an emailed statement, Twitter said it was common practice for the Chinese government to assign graduates to jobs in the 1980s.
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But now, the dilemma boils down to how the judges will assign a dollar value to each person&aposs injuries or trauma.
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Similarly, the Justice Department has sought to coerce state and local governments to assign their police forces to pursue federal immigration priorities.
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He said he intended to assign additional officers to try to keep traffic flowing during rush hours, especially at the busiest intersections.
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When I'm done, I assign numbers to the letters, write the clues (sprinkling in a few tricks here and there), et voilà!
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Another reason the statesman's character matters is that American notions of political representation assign statesmanship an essential role in the constitutional regime.
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The algorithms assign each patient a number on a scale from zero to 1, showing their risk of addiction if prescribed opioids.
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An Orthodox Jewish Holocaust survivor says she would prefer that a home care agency assign her a Jewish home health aide. 3.
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No pesky human judgment involved, just the algorithm and its endless capacity to aggregate people's predilections and assign them a dollar value.
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As if it wasn't enough to present the public with a walking enema character, we also had to assign it a gender.
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When victims assign language to actions, when the public hears the story and authorities look into them, they set change in motion.
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We say we have "entangled histories" when it is impossible to assign a definite state to our system at each moment in time.
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Futures markets assign a roughly one-in-five chance it will be September, and 50-50 odds by the end of the year.
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You can start a channel for activities, coordinating hotels and flights, or assign potluck items as tasks via a to-do list. 10.
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Many participating nations saw the inability to assign responsibility as a senseless hamstring, especially after fatal chemical attacks during the war in Syria.
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How it works: Health insurers that sell Medicare Advantage plans assign "risk scores" to their members, based on the health conditions they have.
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