Earlier this year we founded the Air Force Office of Energy Assurance, which will drive large-scale energy assurance projects.
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Athene Annuity & Life Assurance Company Athene Annuity and Life Company Athene Annuity & Life Assurance Company of New York Athene Life Re Ltd.
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"This will give consumers assurance that the product is safe, and it gives law enforcement assurance that the product's legal," he said.
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Vice Chair – U.S. and Mexico Assurance Leader, PwC This powerful Latina serves as a member of the U.S. leadership team and the global assurance executive leadership team.
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He also asked Dearing for an assurance that the plaintiffs would not be prejudiced in future applications for a new gun license — an assurance Dearing gave Roberts.
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Policies from Malta, France, Germany and Ireland would all transfer to its Irish company, Prudential International Assurance PLC (PIA), from the UK-based Prudential Assurance Company Limited (PAC).
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Fitch has affirmed the following ratings with a Negative Outlook: American Family Life Assurance Co. of Columbus American Family Life Assurance Co. of New York Aflac Japan --IFS at 'A+'.
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Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Ltd and Japan Quality Assurance Organization said they may suspend or cancel ISO9001 certification of Kobe Steel's plants or subsidiary, if they do not meet the standard.
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Before joining SigFig in 2014, La built up the quality-assurance team at the news-aggregation website Flipboard and served as its head of quality assurance, according to his SigFig bio.
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Quality assurance experts in India and beyond, however, said damage from the Welspun case could be contained - if the authorities and businesses move quickly to put in place stringent quality assurance standards.
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Testing began Sunday with the help of Assurance Scientific Laboratories, which is processing the tests, and involves a staff of about 100 volunteers, 85033 church employees and several Assurance staffers, according to AL.com.
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So — having that assurance, I think — means quite a bit.
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We're the network performance, management, monitoring, and service assurance space.
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SCB Life Assurance is among the top insurers in Thailand.
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Those without a subscription to Software Assurance will not, however.
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With Donald Trump as president, that assurance is now gone.
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The review's focus includes customer care and quality assurance processes.
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Trump, himself dubious about those claims, has accepted the assurance.
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But for many riders, the assurance of safety is priceless.
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It previously secured control of Britain's MetLife Assurance in 2014.
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Increased competition brings both decreased price and greater quality assurance.
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"Please don't call me arrogant," he said with supreme assurance.
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S. Assurance and Deterrence Efforts in Support of NATO Allies.
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She did not get assurance from anybody in the House.
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For four decades, savers and retirees haven't had this assurance.
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What we know about insurance is that it requires assurance.
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But there's scarily little assurance that they'll actually do so.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Can a puzzle gleam with burnished self-assurance?
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"There's not really much assurance in that," the judge said.
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He requires constant assurance that his candidacy is on track.
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I see it in the constant assurance that we're losing.
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After "London Assurance," Boucicault evolved into a thoroughly modern writer.
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There was only the assurance that Trump was the panacea.
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There was no such assurance in place at that time.
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This assurance was a key rationale for the court's decision.
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A new crop of apps seeks to offer that assurance.
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None of that can now be said with any assurance.
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Comey wrote that he did offer that assurance to Trump.
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"What passive investment offers is the assurance that your fees are going to be lower and that assurance is worth a lot for a world where expectations for returns have come down," he said.
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But that may be a small assurance to the Obama administration.
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People tend to seek assurance in times of stress and instability.
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Give me some assurance we're going to take care of it.
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Conversely, there's no assurance that they won't be used for evil.
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Because you're in a space that probably companies already need assurance.
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Life assurance will also retain its tax advantages for estate planning.
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The purchases were separate from the quality assurance program, Bloomberg says.
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He is not as organized, they say with striking self-assurance.
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The products were checked by Wegmans quality assurance staff, Natale said.
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States receive federal funding after giving assurance they are complying. Rep.
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No assurance of that, certainly, but boy did it really resonate.
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An assurance of personal loyalty to the President is a plus.
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They want assurance that astrology is not simply a millennial fad.
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" The problems include poverty, development, reconciliation and "assurance of basic rights.
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I'm surprised their QA (Quality Assurance) processes didn't spot it (i.e.
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Coverage is underwritten by American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus.
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They want assurance that the Democratic nominee won't be too disruptive.
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Americans should applaud the CFPB's assurance to halt regulation by enforcement.
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Without this assurance, employees would likely feel uncomfortable discussing their employers.
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It requires outsize stamina and self-assurance to save a nation.
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All of which strips Kuroda of the assurance he once projected.
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They run computer simulations, perform quality assurance, and operate advanced technology.
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With so many articles to edit, we couldn't do quality assurance.
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She wanted that assurance before committing her vote for tax reform.
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Mary Sloan, 23, works as a quality assurance specialist in Houston.
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I worry that in fact it offers false and misleading assurance.
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"She wants assurance that's not going to happen," the woman said.
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It's one of several tightropes he steps onto with quiet assurance.
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Wray said he would not give such an assurance if asked.
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Its head of quality assurance, Tung-Huy La, left in December.
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Why did some at the F.B.I. argue against offering that assurance?
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So Mr. de Blasio did not get his assurance on schools.
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The Getaway Safety apps aim to offer assurance on the road.
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States receive federal funding after giving assurance they are complying. Rep.
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We look to the animal kingdom for assurance that how we love,
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He used to hug me tightly and sleep giving me this assurance.
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During the press visit, Facebook spokespeople continually emphasized one goal: Quality assurance.
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Apple usually sets some strict rules when it comes to quality assurance.
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They go through the same quality assurance testing as Apple's own products.
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There is no assurance that any transaction will take place, it said.
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The couple worked together for the New Ireland Assurance group in Dublin.
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Phoenix Group specialises in running life assurance funds closed to new customers.
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"There's no assurance the temple can store the ashes permanently," Fung explained.
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There was no assurance that any transaction would take place, it added.
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So was the Note7 fiasco a unique fluke of poor quality assurance?
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A credible verbal assurance will be sufficient to travel with a PSA.
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Comey never provided the President with any assurance of personal loyalty. 2.
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Comey never provided the President with any assurance of personal loyalty. 211.
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Let's just say there's room for improvement in Xiaomi's quality assurance department.
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These rules currently provide the most assurance of continuity to U.S. businesses.
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Linyekula is an easygoing, warm stage presence who projects assurance and calm.
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Murkowski confirmed that Kavanaugh gave her the same assurance during their meeting.
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And the intercepts were briefed to CIA leadership, contrary to Clapper's assurance.
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"Every year, Kadyrov's assurance in his own invincibility grows stronger," Yashin wrote.
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And he modeled a self assurance that we could all benefit from.
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This acts as an assurance of the quality and reliability of information.
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There's no assurance the expensive cycle of tariff escalation would stop there.
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She left them with this Trumpian-sounding assurance of a Trump failure.
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Her mother is a medical quality assurance registered nurse in Orlando, Fla.
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But there is no assurance that such a shift will happen soon.
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And an assurance of being made secretary of homeland security by November.
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For Damon, a new chapter of self-assurance might be in store.
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You can never give anybody the assurance that nothing bad's gonna happen.
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One woman wasn't leaving without the assurance of getting a study book.
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I wanted some assurance this wasn't going to happen to another family.
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Pope Francis gave that assurance during an annual baptism ceremony on Sunday.
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Rob Collins, 42, is 22014 feet 2100 inches of unyielding self-assurance.
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Policyholders' surplus for ALAS' risk-bearing subsidiary, Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society Inc.
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I was impressed by the confidence and self-assurance that he showed.
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In interviews, the "Walking Dead" team has been in fan assurance mode.
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Quality assurance for cannabis products isn't just a matter of legal compliance.
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These are uncertain times, and we must seek assurance where we can.
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He landed JCB, the Canada Life Assurance Company and Bombardier Business Aircraft.
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Mr. Finlay conveys an aching mix of outward assurance and inner panic.
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So far, McConnell has made no such assurance on the tax bill.
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Queensland's government has A$80 million ($58 million) in financial assurance from Rio to cover Blair Athol's rehabilitation, but Lock the Gate estimates the assurance should be as much as A$160 million, based on the state's guidelines.
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"States shall provide an assurance, a-s-s-u-r-a-n-c-e, assurance, that the state has adopted challenging academic content standards," he said, noting the requirement for "evidence" could give the Education Department unwarranted oversight.
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Municipal Assurance Corp, an Assured Guaranty unit, insured nearly $135 million of bonds.
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QA Analyst QA analysts (or quality assurance analysts) are responsible for quality control.
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"Today, on behalf of President Trump, I bring you this assurance," Pence said.
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They are looking to you for guidance, help, courage, strength, understanding, and assurance.
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Mr. Little also shows assurance when the music breaks into harmonically raw angst.
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It also gives them an assurance that it will buy back their produce.
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I might have been the assurance that made other young women feel safer.
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MACCALLUM: Did he get -- has Rudy Giuliani given you that kind of assurance?
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It's a unique type of self-assurance that goes far beyond the physical.
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They have an assurance privately that he&aposs not going to do this.
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Even if it's a strange placebo, the safety assurance was another unexpected pro.
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I stare at one of the porters for assurance that I look cool.
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They also perform testing and quality assurance the web site and its applications.
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Despite that assurance, details of the meeting leaked shortly after it wrapped up.
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I naturally think anything you have assurance about helps foster a healthier attitude.
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It's uncomfortable footage, but Zappa still retains that same glimmer of self-assurance.
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Trump's reaffirmation of this pledge, known as a negative security assurance, is significant.
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Consumers deserve better assurance than this that their food is being kept safe.
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That assurance was as full of holes as an industrial-sized tuna net.
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There is absolutely assurance between the two of us that we stand firm.
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Then you could get the assurance you need by connecting live with them.
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Challenging questions tossed at them were met with self-assurance and self-control.
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Younge conveys this and nine other personal histories with reportorial assurance and compassion.
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And there's no assurance the resolution of the doorbell camera is very good.
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"I need the government's assurance that I will not be attacked," he said.
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Nowhere is this sort of assurance more necessary than in the Middle East.
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This is not only because excessive self-assurance is an off-putting trait.
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What riders need is assurance that subway service is getting better, not worse.
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He has piercing, honest eyes, and speaks with a humane, reasoned self-assurance.
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More importantly than the bug itself, Apple should reconsider their quality assurance processes.
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We must also have assurance that such a fiasco will never occur again.
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American policy approaches the issue of supply chain assurance in a schizophrenic manner.
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Challenges remain, of course, but joy is abundant and assurance has eclipsed doubt.
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By 2016, the assurance colonies were producing more than 2,000 hatchlings a year.
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I just don't know if I can give you the assurance you want.
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Whatever she touched came out with incredible polish, assurance and, when needed, brilliance.
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Her proud femininity, can-do assurance and sexiness say all things are possible.
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Jean was listed on LinkedIn as a risk assurance experienced associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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They had a quiet self-assurance that made for a good background check.
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"We have assurance of safety and no justification to panic," another user responded.
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That plan, Meadows argued, didn't do enough to give assurance to the military.
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"I was given a verbal assurance that I could," she told the newspaper.
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He radiates self-assurance, which may be one reason he took the job.
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It's a shattering scene, constructed with an assurance that is kind of terrifying.
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So, consumers get the assurance that at least they can trust the product.
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There is no assurance he will again run out onto an N.F.L. field.
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It gave no assurance that banks would not face prosecution for money laundering.
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AXA said in May that it would sell the business to Phoenix, Britain's largest owner of life assurance funds closed to new customers, completing a well-flagged exit from a mature life assurance market to focus on faster-growing emerging economies.
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Fitch has affirmed the IFS rating of the following companies at 'A' with a Stable Outlook: --Allied Eastern Indemnity Company; --Eastern Alliance Insurance Company; --Eastern Advantage Assurance Company; --Medmarc Casualty Insurance Company; --Noetic Specialty Insurance Company; --PACO Assurance Company, Inc.
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"Note the description of nuclear weapons as the only firm security assurance," Pollack said.
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While Lanza's self-assurance as a singer has grown, production remains her primary focus.
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Great-West Life Assurance Company --Insurer Financial Strength (IFS) 'AA'; --Long-term IDR 'AA-'.
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Blue Origin is the group's prime contractor, leading the program's management and mission assurance.
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If a quality assurance manager marks Miguel's decision wrong, he can appeal the decision.
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Carter had sought and been given the same assurance from the Philippines, Lorenzana added.
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For whatever reason, people need constant assurance that musicals are still a good idea!
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Indeed, the SirionLabs has since developed a 'revenue assurance' product that does just that.
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And assurance that next time he flies he can bring his device with him.
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"There was no assurance that lookback window was ever going to pass," he said.
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If any assurance actually was given, we don't know how rock-solid it was.
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However, Comey said he could not make an assurance that leaks will be investigated.
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We can still give that assurance if we come up with something that works.
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Such measures would offer the best assurance that a silly app is only that.
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Great Eastern Life Assurance Malaysia Bhd is the market leader in Malaysia's insurance sector.
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Those include emotional stability, dominance, enthusiasm, conscientiousness, social boldness, self-assurance, intuitiveness and charisma.
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The Myth of Male Power "is not a female self-assurance book," he writes.
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THERE IS NO ASSURANCE THAT THESE TALKS ARE GOING TO LEAD TO A DEAL.
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I want to hear the stories of the coders and the quality assurance team.
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A designated quality assurance entity (QAE) reviews and monitors the programs and their results.
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He started working on Worms as a developer and quality assurance tester in 1995.
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A foreign enemy is no assurance of unity, and perfectly compatible with more polarization.
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Like a Madonna, she projects both humility and self-assurance—modesty predicated on confidence.
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That assurance can only be given if our environmental protectors can name their "clients".
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Even his most basic assurance was colored by a note on his own experience.
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The assurance came in a memo sent recently to local authorities around the country.
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Vocations Raul Matias, 31, is a quality assurance engineer at Wink in New York.
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He's demonstrating a level of blessed assurance that his detractors are showing they lack.
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There also remain problems with quality assurance and CBP's implementation instructions to BP agents.
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Hong Leong Assurance Berhad is Malaysia's second-largest general insurer, according to its website.
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At President Lobo's home in early 224, Mr. Rivera received the assurance he wanted.
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When she didn't comply, she was reported to the Washington Medical Quality Assurance Commission.
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Sean Illing How do you distinguish confidence or a healthy self-assurance from egotism?
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An untimely referendum on constitutional reform and a self-assurance that bordered on arrogance.
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Isn't each assurance that only the old will die a form of linguistic violence?
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But Mr. Ryan did not rush to offer the assurance that Ms. Pelosi sought.
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There is no easy assurance to be found in history that they are possible.
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It has the relaxed self-assurance and command of details that come with age.
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Even success in the Senate provides no assurance of corresponding action in the House.
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What assurance did you have at the time that your identity would stay anonymous?
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Into the final stretch of this year's campaign, moments of serene assurance were plentiful.
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Insurers need some form assurance they'll have federal support if they offer Obamacare plans.
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"There's no layer that allows for assurance that the inputs are accurate," McDonough said.
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A year later, the nuclear regulator repeated the assurance in a letter to Sen.
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"No assurance can be given that we will be successful," the report adds. Gab.
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He has a special guest here in Mr. Allen, a saxophonist of unflagging assurance.
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Insulation from political pressure is not, in and of itself, sufficient assurance against bias.
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He was until last month a quality-assurance engineer for Raytheon in Tewksbury, Mass.
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I was given that assurance today that we are not withdrawing completely from Syria.
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"Most of our [quality assurance] activity is about the quality of rephrasing," he explains.
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The latter's bare-chested self-portrait greets the viewer with arresting assurance and verve.
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Savoring the grandeur of such nomenclature, Mr. Chalamet's Jim grows into a fleeting, flamboyant assurance.
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"For Freeport, the key issue is having assurance about our ability to operate," he added.
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That gave the producers and the audience assurance that it was okay to get invested.
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Canada Life Assurance Company --IFS 'AA'; --Long-term IDR 'AA-'; --6.4% subordinated debentures due Dec.
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" Schakowsky agreed: "We have to have absolute assurance that this is going to be done.
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What did we get as Americans in terms of further security or assurance of denuclearization?
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It's a self-assurance that radiates from deep within and can be felt for miles.
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For some serious assurance that you're makeup isn't going anywhere, we've found your holy grail.
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There can be no assurance that actual developments will be those anticipated by the Company.
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China's self-assurance has been bolstered by what it sees as recent foreign-policy successes.
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You have cause to want some assurance beforehand that your parents can pull this off.
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"There can be no assurance that these discussions will result in any agreement," it added.
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ProdPerfect wants to make quality assurance regression tests for web applications easier and more effective.
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"Everything's a tradeoff," I can now say with the lame assurance of a grown-up.
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Many take the policies as assurance that their partner is serious in furthering the relationship.
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The issue follows in step with Facebook's tendency to lack immediate quality assurance and transparency.
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He replied with a lengthy apology and offered assurance that the cheaper products are fakes.
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Gregg Allen, 192nd Maintenance Group Quality Assurance chief, who also happens to be a beekeeper.
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We will invest to better serve your needs through enhanced customer care and quality assurance.
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Everyone claimed that they had gone by the government's assurance of "time till Dec. 30".
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That kind of assurance means institutional investors can confidently start to invest in crypto assets.
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Without communication, concerned parents have been desperate for assurance that their daughters aren't being harmed.
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In New York, coverage is underwritten by American Family Life Assurance Company of New York.
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Just Group was formed by the merger of Just Retirement and Partnership Assurance in 2016.
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Mr. Yang brought improvisatory freedom to these bursts of virtuosic passagework, while maintaining cool assurance.
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Reg is young and black, with the relaxed assurance of a guy about to score.
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All U.S. companies investing abroad need the assurance that recourse exists should nations go rogue.
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The TSA said its Office of Inspection makes quality assurance visits to ensure mission readiness.
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They have our assurance that we will work with you to make certain that happens.
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It's a volatile time, and people need the assurance of getting the price they want.
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Become an active listener who can offer support and assurance that the infection is manageable.
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Dell Outlet sells New, Refurbished and User Return Computers that have passed Dell's Quality Assurance.
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Dell Outlet sells Refurbished and User Return Computers & Monitors that have passed Dell's Quality Assurance.
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That self-assurance speaks to a larger challenge for Trump and Moon, said Catherine Dill.
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Their struggles and winces were quite a contrast with Spieth's increasingly familiar look of assurance.
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However, an equally important assurance of a harbor-front spot is: Jolly Times Had Here.
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Retaining talent is much harder when there's no assurance of full-time work and benefits.
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Instead, these drugs often come from countries that lack basic quality assurance and compliance systems.
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The scandal is one of a series of quality assurance frauds to rock Japanese manufacturers.
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The city has yet to explain why it did not secure that assurance in writing.
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There's no hurry or stress, only the assurance of proper technique tied to superlative talent.
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"Outright repeal possibly" is not the same as November's confident assurance that Obamacare was history.
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Directories (like Tutor Hunt etc) are living off SEO value but don't offer quality assurance.
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And for added assurance, everything on this list is either Leaping Bunny or PETA certified.
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But, he said, the E.P.A. will not offer any other "no action" assurance to companies.
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Of 1,000 tortoises released from the assurance colonies so far, about 200 have been stolen.
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Ms. Johnson directs the picture with an assurance that matches that of her plucky protagonist.
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To make progress, we need another building block: simple, high-assurance hardware for secure computation.
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This program gives no lifetime 'assurance' that people with Type 1 diabetes can rely on.
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This year's shiny corporate tree matches our new xenophobic government's inexplicable self-assurance and bombast.
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In facing mortality, we'll go to nearly any lengths for answers, for assurance, for cures.
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He can channel a character's wild desperation, ardor or impetuousness with steely yet easygoing assurance.
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The bride, 28, works in McLean, Va., as a risk assurance senior associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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Handle everything, is what you meant, with confidence, with arrogant self-assurance, with swagger, even.
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" He added, "No other plan on the table has any assurance of accomplishing these things.
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However, they said there is no assurance that any transaction will materialize from the talks.
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Jean worked as a risk assurance experienced associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers, according to his LinkedIn page.
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The recent coup in Zimbabwe gives no assurance that governance and law enforcement will improve.
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Earmarking how much you will lend or give allows you to say no with assurance.
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It needed some assurance that no one would have a cheaper product than it had.
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Nothing helped — not the backrub or child valerian drops or my assurance of no monsters.
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But Mr. Schuler's testimony suggested that, at least at LPCiminelli, the assurance had been understood.
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Americans deserve a stronger assurance than "hope" that their Fourth Amendment rights are being respected.
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Regulatory contracts could provide the assurance and predictability that Project Catalyst was intended to introduce.
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The groom, 60, is an independent senior software quality assurance engineer based in Plymouth, Mass.
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However, this has been disproved, as the numbers are merely for quality assurance during production.
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But McCain said he was not comfortable voting for a bill on that assurance alone.
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CESG, or the National Technical Authority for Information Assurance, is the information security wing of GCHQ.
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Until now, the United States had relied mostly on ally South Korea's assurance of Kim's intentions.
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"That at least offers some assurance that they're trying to create a bright line," he said.
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I don't think he needs my assurance or that of the prime minister or any such.
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It also marks Facebook's steady deviation from its earlier assurance that it isn't a media company.
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A SaaS license model offers a degree of assurance in terms of driving longer terms revenues.
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Some firms are doing next-level stuff with the leverage received from those quality-assurance pledges.
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But he knowingly took on an impossible challenge, making an assurance of a healing solution that
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I learned that owning a home is a stronger assurance against possible homelessness than simply renting.
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Samsung isn't dodging responsibility and is openly accepting blame for its lapse in quality assurance (QA).
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The assurance given to the U.S. lacks concrete details, and no formal agreement has been set.
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The company has received letters of assurance from the Iraqi oil ministry and Basra Oil Company.
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As for her assurance that this year's elections won't be rigged, Kabasa is far from convinced.
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The promise of the regional supermarket is ultimately the assurance of consumption without pretense or profile.
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I write when I am in need of assurance for myself that I can stay hopeful.
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"Of course there is no assurance for any of us, but particularly for him," she says.
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Lumber Liquidators said in a statement on Monday that it had strengthened its "quality assurance procedures."
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I THINK HE'S MAKING A DIFFERENT POINT AND THAT IS, WE NEED TO HAVE SOME ASSURANCE.
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Trump refused to endorse NATO's Article 5, the assurance that each member will defend the others.
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It detects any tampering and provides more assurance that data is secure, according to Samsung's website.
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I can say with some assurance that the AirPods are, at least, safe in their case.
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People want to have some assurance that their privacy, their data is going to be protected.
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The change would provide legal assurance to private banks, which manage investments for mostly wealthy individuals.
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Ambac also said on Wednesday that it had named Jeffrey Stein as chairman of Ambac Assurance.
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An incredible autofocus system adds another level of assurance that you're capturing the image you want.
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Doubts about his lack of governing experience were overcome by his buoyant strength and self-assurance.
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A quality assurance commander recently had been appointed to complete a full review of the program.
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By hearing these sounds, it allows someone to feel a sense of routine, comfort, and assurance.
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He also gets an assurance the team will negotiate with him in good faith in 2019.
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He is nearly Cabrera's equal as a hitter this year, but his can't match Cabrera's assurance.
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We have so little quality assurance that we're actually putting these kids in a better place.
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Many grinders are also responsible for quality assurance of the final product, whatever it may be.
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Software quality-assurance testing has sometimes taken a backseat in today's rush-rush agile development environment.
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" Helgen added that "Miguel gave me his assurance that such an event would never happen again.
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Yet, today those relatively cheap payloads are treated nearly the same in terms of mission assurance.
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But United Cooperative Assurance jumped 4.6 percent after swinging to a net profit from a loss.
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Maybe it's the power of suggestion and the assurance in his voice, but my muscles relax.
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But what Wolitzer's heroine lacks in breezy self-assurance she makes up for in moral mettle.
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When you are truly self-confident you exude a sense of inner worth, assurance and composure.
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But don't worry, Martin did leave fans with one assurance in his grand, sprawling blog post.
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They culminated in his now famous assurance that "We will stop" Donald Trump from becoming president.
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In this, he is helped by a sterling cast that he has directed with admirable assurance.
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But Mr. Martin's online self-assurance, people who know him say, masked a timid, introverted personality.
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"I want to make sure you understand," she said with a good-natured sense of assurance.
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They spoke of everything from anxiety to self-assurance to their tendency to judge other people.
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" He also said paying retail prices to buy products for quality assurance made "zero financial sense.
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Stericycle is a company that helps manufacturers with "audits" of their products for quality assurance purposes.
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After a battery of quality assurance tests, Snapchat planned to publish "Hot Coals" on June 14.
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A false negative might leave someone who needs medical help with a mistaken sense of assurance.
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Since 2013, the team has reintroduced tortoises into protected land around two of the assurance colonies.
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The program is called "Assurance Job Loss Protection" and was originally used during the financial crisis.
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McLEAN, Va. — The campaign manager spoke about her candidate's race with a veteran's prepossessing self-assurance.
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One solution is to monitor parolees electronically to provide additional assurance that they will not reoffend.
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Quality assurance is difficult, and wait times from order to receipt can be lengthy for customers.
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The company's sweeping assurance that "the music" had been digitized appears to have been pure spin.
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Aguilar's company, which specializes in costing estimating, scheduling, and quality assurance, wouldn't physically build the wall.
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But the department offered no assurance about what would happen in March if the shutdown continued.
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It was a quality assurance inspector — a Q.A.I. — whose job involves scouring the subways for nonconformities.
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He was unflappable throughout, with a calm, humble demeanor and the assurance that he would recover.
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Her dancing was big and bold, unleashed by the freedom and assurance his partnering gave her.
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A recent study found that doctors who simply offer assurance can help alleviate their patients' symptoms.
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Ms. Hannigan's technical assurance allowed her to bring out the cycle's musical subtleties and emotional subtexts.
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CNN reported on Thursday that Mr. Comey never gave Mr. Trump an assurance of his loyalty.
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I feel an enduring strength and self-assurance that has dug its roots deep within me.
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Mark Warner said the party has the assurance it needs on the budget and immigration issues.
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There's also this pride about doing something well and assurance that there is a right way.
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That's a reasonably good start, if not necessarily an assurance that we'll see this "Girl" again.
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Doing so provided some assurance that the business plan was sound and the success was replicable.
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Second, assurance that the federal government would work with authorities in Florida and the governor there.
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There is no assurance that such a report would be provided to Congress or become public.
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If that assurance is lacking, all members will inevitably and unfairly be tainted simply by association.
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There's also no assurance that volume will result in a gusher of — or any — black ink.
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The director, Charlotte Moore, ever capable, has streamlined "London Assurance" and eliminated a couple of characters.
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Lowell's new assurance with metaphor was not only a stylistic triumph but a temporary psychic salve.
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At thirty, she was plainspoken and direct, with a quiet self-assurance that seemed hard-won.
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Members also advanced Susan Bodine's nomination to lead the EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
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He said NHTSA is also keeping an eye on quality assurance issues of replacement Takata inflators.
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Phoenix time, Trump blew up that assurance, tweeting that he is "not a fan" of Flake.
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A well-earned sense of self-assurance is another reason our retention rates are so high.
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The board first downgraded its level of assurance in its last report, published in July 2018.
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Vocations Maribel Ramirez, 37, is a quality assurance assistant at Nature Nate's Honey in McKinney, Tex.
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People can't have a guarantee of coverage unless there's an assurance of open-ended federal funding.
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That quiet assurance is what gives To All the Boys I've Loved Before its deeply earnest sincerity.
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The company has made changes, however, to its quality-assurance tests in the wake of the controversy.
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After speaking with my doctor and getting assurance from her that everything was normal I felt better.
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Fiat Chrysler — The automaker repeated its assurance that its diesel vehicles are fully compliant with emission requirements.
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It was an assurance to fight the atrocities, to ensure they were not going to be ignored.
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Kathleen Fisher, a computer scientist at Tufts University, leads the High-Assurance Cyber Military Systems (HACMS) project.
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People can hate on me all day but my self assurance is not reliant on society's acceptance.
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That lack of firm legal assurance is unlikely to convince Brexiteer opponents to vote for May's deal.
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The new code would have to "go through Apple's quality assurance and security testing process," he claims.
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Some of it is pretty typical in the software industry (UX = user experience, SQA = software quality assurance).
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These look like they could be discarded manufacturing parts or glass panels that failed quality assurance testing.
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Some spoke bravely from a place of vulnerability; others with the assurance and poise of practiced performers.
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Prudential Assurance Malaysia Berhad is a wholly-owned life insurance unit of Britain's largest insurer by assets.
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Aspiring refugees with "assurance from a United States refugee resettlement agency", he said, could not be barred.
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And his company encouraged reckless coding with what sounds like a lack of adequate Quality Assurance testing.
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"There can be no assurance that any transaction will occur," the company said in a press release.
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"The way that it was said was that it was almost like an assurance," the source says.
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As well as at the consume level, the Patient Assurance Program is a great example, $2000 period.
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Until recently, this quality-assurance infrastructure was thought to be limited to the oversight of physical movements.
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Once created, the operating system would need to go through Apple's quality assurance and security testing process.
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No agreement has been reached and there is no assurance that any transaction will result, Regal added.
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But that assurance will likely do little to ease the concerns of McKinney and other immigration attorneys.
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Currently, mining states utilize specific programs to evaluate and approve the financial assurance required for mining companies.
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By challenging themselves physically (and skinning knees), kids gain self-assurance and a willingness to take risks.
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Daniel Croghan, a risk assurance associate at PwC decided to go on the data and analytics track.
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This way, you'll have much better assurance that strange machines won't be accessing devices on your network.
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I never knew that my mother had such a wealth of self-assurance and belief within her.
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The exercises also provide an important measure of assurance to allies and a deterrence message to adversaries.
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The suit names Swiss-based Allied World Assurance Co. Holdings, its use company and three other carriers.
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Failing that, they want a legally binding assurance from Brussels that the backstop will only be temporary.
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The committee also approved Susan Bodine's nomination to lead the EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
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But they would be strong first steps toward a much more comprehensive strategy for supply chain assurance.
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This is an important step toward providing more assurance to the university community and to the public.
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But despite the White House's assurance of bipartisan support, activists are already coming out against the proposal.
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"Right now our quality assurance on the stability of [Big K] is based on agreement," Abbott says.
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Part of those requirements including testing for potency levels before products can be approved by quality assurance.
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One of the main issues is that it fails to provide long-term assurance to SSA economies.
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For a large organization to be simple, its people must have self-confidence and intellectual self-assurance.
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Through this entire 295- to 295-day process, there are lots of layers of bureaucratic quality assurance.
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As a Yalie, I can assure you that an Ivy League education is no assurance of anything.
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He added that he relayed his concerns directly to E.P.A.'s Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
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Millions of dollars were recklessly wasted, and shareholders deserve an accounting and assurance this won't happen again.
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We came of age having received the tidy assurance that we were equal and could do anything.
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We got assurance that Elliott—led by rabid right-winger Singer—won't mess with Twitter's content policies.
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JAZZ Mr. McBride plays the upright bass with deft assurance, and leads his bands with avuncular discipline.
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Only seeing the video would offer assurance that the police were of good character, Crump said Monday.
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The insecure one will climb on me, tremble and seek assurance that the world has not ended.
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And privacy issues have been amplified as medical and sperm donors have lost their assurance of anonymity.
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" And he asks them, "Can we deny this small assurance to those on whose shoulders we stand?
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His LinkedIn profile said he was a risk assurance associate at the professional services and auditing firm.
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Jean worked as a risk assurance experienced associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Dallas, according to his LinkedIn page.
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EY, also known as Ernst & Young, is a global provider in assurance, tax transaction and advisory services.
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Wells Fargo said in a regulatory filing it had no assurance on the outcomes of the talks.
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That's a question that no philosopher, physician or theologian has been able to answer with unconditional assurance.
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His father was a quality assurance officer for a pharmaceutical company and his mother was a teacher.
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Yemen will police its borders, and it will be supported by those who benefit from this assurance.
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There's a sense of deep assurance in Colley's bass playing, but also a kind of hyper-vigilance.
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The group also seeks assurance that Valeant will keep a sales force of 150 to distribute Addyi.
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Monitoring by state medical boards and hospital quality assurance committees are traditional ways to ensure patient safety.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers have been left with no public assurance from Trump that he will sign the bill.
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The financial services company offers internships in multiple areas including advisory, assurance, tax and transaction advisory services.
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Behind her self-assurance, however, the 280-year-old worries about being able to pay her mortgage.
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But he did care about her truthfulness and wanted her assurance that her critics were off base.
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But in the Jingle Ball universe, women are the ones allotted emotional complexity, self-assurance and retaliation.
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One sentence of assurance from a provider led patients to report that their reactions were less itchy.
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The bipartisan piece of it is assurance to the public that you're not just playing partisan games.
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That success manifests itself in great national pride — a calm assurance that I witnessed throughout my visit.
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And as a two-year study found, customers everywhere use pill designs as a quality assurance indicator.
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"Rotenberg added, "In Google's world, surveillance requires not a warning but an assurance that all is well.
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The ratings affirmation reflects our view that AIA's credit profile will remain solid following the proposed acquisition of Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA; AA-/Stable) life insurance business in Australia and New Zealand, including The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (CMLA) and Sovereign Assurance Company Limited (Sovereign).
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"When Republicans were on a conference call for 92 minutes this morning, a lot of us learned for the first time that an assurance we had been given in other settings maybe wasn't so and that assurance was that you wouldn't actually fail to cap this," Sasse told reporters.
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In case there's any doubt in your mind, here's further assurance that Rihanna has 100% earned the award.
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Robbie Lawler versus Rafael dos Anjos is as close as you will get to an assurance of violence.
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So far 15 of 29 states have joined the government's so-called Ujwal Discom Assurance Yojana (UDAY) plan.
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Creative types like Kaseberg deserve the law's assurance that their labors won't go for naught because of plagiarism.
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This is what it is to be computable at all—an assurance that the machine won't run forever.
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Fitch simultaneously affirmed Old Mutual Wealth Life Assurance Company Limited's (OMWL) Insurer Financial Strength Rating (IFS) at 'A'.
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Last year, Nestle opened a new quality assurance lab and launched its first organic food line in Brazil.
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"We might need the help of one rate cut early next year to provide some assurance," he added.
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There can be no assurance any wells will produce oil and natural gas until production testing is completed.
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He initially worked on labeling, but now focuses on quality assurance, overseeing the projects Daivergent's remote workers complete.
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One line about a false report of a perpetrator on campus, the rest an assurance of a plan.
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Because they're insured by the government, they provide assurance for lenders in case the borrower defaults on payments.
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That would be the young Barack Obama, played with an otherworldly ease and assurance by newcomer Parker Sawyers.
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There is no assurance that the process would result in any deal or strategic alternatives, the company said.
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They do not believe America's assurance that it does not want a permanent military presence in the country.
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She claims that last year Bitfinex entrusted over $1bn to Crypto Capital, "without any written contract or assurance".
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APRA would write to all boards seeking their assurance that they would address such weaknesses as a priority.
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Going forward, Samsung will implement one of the most intensive battery production quality assurance program we've ever seen.
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"You have my assurance that now that the issue is on the table, I will intervene," he said.
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THE young Tajik man does not want to leave home, despite his mother's assurance that he looks fine.
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"The hedges will strengthen our cash flow from operations and provide assurance our dividend is safe," he said.
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They admired in each other a brusque self-assurance and artless candor that others often perceived as arrogant.
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To this, Snap notes that all ads will be reviewed by Snap before going live for quality assurance.
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That should provide some assurance to investors as the company charts a future dependent on its industrial lines.
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" Pelosi added: "We're not there yet because we don't have the enforceability assurance that we need to have.
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The bond insurer said Tavakoli would assume the role of CEO of its operating company, Ambac Assurance Corp.
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Ambac Financial Chief Financial Officer David Trick has held the Ambac Assurance CEO post on an interim basis.
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We are confident in his lawyer's assurance that the case was dismissed because it would not have prevailed.
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The biggest assurance, though, may come from the part of their team that will never need any adjusting.
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There is no assurance that the discussions will result in a deal, both companies said in separate statements.
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In a statement, Viacom says there can be "no assurance" that this process will result in a transaction.
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The United States reserved the right to alter that assurance, given the evolving threat from non-nuclear technologies.
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We have no assurance that these are the only charges the government plans to bring against Mr. Assange.
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Despite his public assurance that he was stepping aside from the Russia probe and delegate authority to Rep.
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Cynthia Giles served as the assistant administrator for the EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (2009-2017).
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Regal said no agreement had been reached and there was no assurance a final deal would be struck.
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Even then, there is no assurance hard-liners will not prevail in the struggle for influence inside Iran.
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The best founders provide assurance and security to employees even while they are attempting something very risky.3.
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Critics describe Grayson as a man of towering ego and arrogance, which he dismisses as justified self-assurance.
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The mutual guarantee of Russia and Turkey is currently an important assurance that renders sustaining the ceasefire possible.
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What's a little more assurance against another infestation in what is already a sea of immunizations and vaccinations?
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Despite that assurance, some Fitbit users say they don't trust the company, and are shedding the product altogether.
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It is these operators that should bear the responsibility of the network operations and assurance of cyber security.
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Are there any more misleading words in the world than "this call will be monitored for quality assurance"?
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Additionally, there can be no assurance that if an agreement is reached, that a transaction will be completed.
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He has all of Obama's self-assurance with none of his intellectual fortitude, inspirational biography, or oratory power.
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Clinton had finally begun to radiate self-assurance — even ebullience — as she made her closing arguments to voters.
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A permanent depreciation schedule for construction and improvements provides stronger assurance about the tax impact of such investments.
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Her one arm in the air, she suggests an attitude of self-assurance, of cool-minded confidence. Flamenco!
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Well, not me, because all the women are long dead in the world of SexBot: Quality Assurance Simulator.
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When she sings "You know that I love you," it feels not like an assurance but a threat.
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A key study was published in 1997 by Black Diamond quality assurance manager and materials engineer Chris Harmston.
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It reads: "There can be no assurance that the strategy of SBG set forth herein will be successful."
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But then Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told reporters that Trump accepted Putin's assurance that Russia didn't interfere.
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He's a cocky, friendly guy who oozes self-assurance and is known around his precinct as Super Cop.
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Is it the assurance that all chicken on the menu has been raised in an RSPCA-approved environment?
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Despite his assurance on Tuesday to Senator Susan Collins of Maine that he believed the 1973 Roe v.
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The groups are bound by their enthusiasm for bikes, but also by the assurance of safety in numbers.
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That assurance came a day after another senator, Republican Rand Paul of Kentucky, tested positive for the virus.
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That's the deadline for providers participating in Title X to provide compliance assurance to HHS regarding the rule.
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Given the deep mistrust between both sides, though, that is far from an assurance that negotiations will occur.
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"Being told they're on the housing wait list gives them an assurance they shouldn't be feeling," she said.
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Those defections proved critical, though there was no assurance that Mr. Mahathir could still command his old popularity.
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The administration really has no assurance that agribusiness won't demand more and more, just as they always have.
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The concern is that the original tests may have underestimated blood lead levels, providing false assurance to parents.
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He walked with assurance and his voice was strong and, for once, there was nothing vague about him.
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For example, it appears to backtrack on the repeated U.S. assurance that it will not adopt discriminatory rules.
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Phoenix said it expected to complete its acquisition of Standard Life Assurance at the end of this month.
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Her partner, Semyon Chudin, has gained immensely in assurance since New York's last Bolshoi season three years ago.
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A workout earbud wouldn't be complete without some assurance of durability and the 75ts more than accomplish that.
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I think the more compliance assurance that we have, the fewer enforcement actions that we need to take.
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Speculation was that Fillon had sought from Sarkozy an assurance that he would keep his rebels in check.
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And Jones writes with so much assurance and wit that it's easy to relax into her capable hands.
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The school has been unable to secure assurance from the agency that it will continue funding the school.
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The lawyer's assurance wasn't likely to assuage concerns that the president would act against the special counsel, however.
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That decision was predicated on the assurance that the workers' pensions would be well managed and adequately funded.
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The problem with that two-word assurance from Trump is that he is someone uniquely unacquainted with truth.
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But we will have a working system in place on day one, I have that assurance from HMRC.
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Her ball-handling and jump-shooting skills need refining, but there is a calm, floating assurance about Williams.
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Diplomats suggested it was possible Spain could extend the deployment, giving Turkey an extra level of defense assurance.
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The food at both places shows great skill and self-assurance with very little preening and self-consciousness.
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Hill said that it is just the lowest bar—an assurance that a business is not laundering money.
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But Mr. Nadler did not mention that he also gave Mr. Whitaker the written assurance that he sought.
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It is, in other words, a consensus Republican immigration proposal, attached to a temporary assurance for DACA recipients.
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Lending one's money in such conditions may sound insane, but could make sense in cases when one needs assurance of receiving a given sum of money, which is an assurance that only government bonds can provide (and even then, only if one assumes there is no chance of the government defaulting).
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"We welcome further dialogue with the TSC on providing assurance about the publication of the summary," the FCA said.
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The decision was taken after Exxon received letters of assurance from the Iraqi oil ministry and Basra Oil Company.
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They have a pathway to success, like almost every team, but bold self-assurance belongs only to the few.
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Clients are flocking to index-tracking funds that offer simplicity, lower fees and the assurance of matching the market.
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There needs to be assurance that incentives are in place to keep long-term commitments from U.S.-based investors.
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"I think I definitely want to, have always wanted to, have his boldness or assurance in myself," he says.
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Apple's quality assurance and after-sales customer support also tower above PC-making rivals like Dell, HP, and Lenovo.
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As someone that climbs rocks and dreams about airplanes, I can give you this assurance: the metaphor is sound.
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The government also excluded refugees who have an "assurance" from a resettlement agency, rather than a scheduled relocation plan.
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So Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor claims that he knew the kicker would miss and attributes his assurance to God.
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As development cycles speed up, the part of the process that tends to suffer is code quality assurance (QA).
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In particular, with respect to the IDIQ contract, there can be no assurance VirTra will receive additional orders thereunder.
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Tesla is a newcomer in the trucking industry, and not one with a sterling track record in quality assurance.
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This made it safe for people to approach, according to Hans Koenigsmann, vice president of mission assurance at SpaceX.
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And it must maintain quality assurance as a few lost storage or broken rental items could scare users away.
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"A majority of cases can be handled with the assurance that it will go on its own," Baswal said.
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That's a dramatic change that gives them a chance, but not the assurance to compete with the FANGAS companies.
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Commercial software companies have the resources to develop the code, provide quality assurance and deliver professional support and maintenance.
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The Russian spin is that Trump accepted Putin's assurance that he had nothing to do with the election hacking.
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"There are good days and bad days, but I've found [self-assurance] really does come with age," she explained.
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One quality assurance manager said he began bringing a gun to work in response to threats from fired workers.
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One moderator claimed that a quality assurance worker was trying to convince his colleagues that the earth was flat.
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"We take great pride in doing the right thing and having strong compliance and quality assurance programs," Amin said.
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Despite DHS chief John Kelly's assurance that there will not be mass deportations, some state governments are being proactive.
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Gilmer could be harsh, but at least her readers could feel some assurance that their problems weren't theirs alone.
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They add that "there can be no assurance" the offering will raise enough cash to pay it all off.
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And he'll lose any assurance that he won't be picked up and deported by ICE agents at any time.
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Now, however, the EPA is developing a new rule to require additional financial assurance for the hardrock mining industry.
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By keeping repairs in-house and under warranty, Apple and other companies can guarantee a level of quality assurance.
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The plan called for a Cybersecurity Assurance program to provide a minimum level of security for Internet-connect devices.
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Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada --IFS ratings 'AA-'; --Long-Term IDR 'A+'; --6.30% subordinated notes due 2028 'A'.
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The company said in the filing there can be no assurance that any potential business opportunity will be pursued.
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"There are good days and bad days, but I've found [self-assurance] really does come with age," she explains.
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What distinguishes Reagan from the rest of the New Girl characters is not her hotness, it's her self-assurance.
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Correction: This story originally stated that John Eggertt started working on Worms as a quality assurance tester in 1997.
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As those shortcomings demonstrate, the more intricate nature of TV in the current era is no assurance of success.
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First came "Tropicália," the opening declaration of Mr. Veloso's self-titled 1968 debut album, sung here with crackling assurance.
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Exits are visible throughout the exhibit, offering assurance for visitors with anxiety that they can leave at any time.
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Formerly known as JRP, Just Group was forged from the merger of Just Retirement and Partnership Assurance in 2016.
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The dollar was boosted by traders responding positively to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's assurance of steady U.S. growth.
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Mendes's trust in his instincts and his preternatural self-assurance still allow him to cheerfully seek out new challenges.
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Integrating DACA recipients should rely on three major policy achievements being delivered with the assurance of Democrats in Congress.
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In quality assurance, you need to be meticulous writing the test plans and checking that the devices work correctly.
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Orliński delivers these obscurities with such assurance that, after a few listens, they lodge in one's memory as classics.
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The TSA told the Times that it makes quality assurance visits to ensure air marshals are prepared for missions.
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Drake provides assurance that he'll answer your late-night calls, and look great in a turtleneck while doing so.
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" He said Afghan soldiers and security forces "have my personal assurance that we will continue to stand with them.
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The company, in a statement, said there can be no assurance that an agreement will result from its discussions.
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The assurance that, in case of an accident, their computers are programmed to save whoever is in the car?
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Cap-and-trade defines the outcome while giving some (possibly doubtful) assurance that competitive markets will minimize the cost.
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Azure users can now also get a discount for moving their Windows Server licenses (with Software Assurance) to Azure.
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But as every new twist of the Trump wiretapping scandal has shown, that type of assurance can quickly change.
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Sometimes, we can take assurance in knowing that we will remain on this earth, unharmed, as dust and bone.
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"Without complete transparency, we have no assurance that executions won't continue to be problematic," Baich said in a statement.
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The company is designed to help people work smarter and happier, with the assurance that Basecamp has their back.
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But those who recall the tall, dark pianist during his residency say he radiated self-assurance beyond his years.
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I can tell you with complete assurance that 532 miles is not too far to travel for a sandwich.
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The second time, the driver yelled at me every few minutes, ignoring my assurance that the belt was on.
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" Pentagon spokeswoman Heather Babb said the "report highlights the climate vulnerabilities of the top 79 mission assurance priority installations.
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To the Editor: In today's divided population, safe spaces are an illusion, offering empty assurance with no real protection.
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I don't know any public health officials who felt even an iota of assurance coming out of that conversation.
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Mr. Cotton said he was not aware of another airport requiring prior assurance that a gate would be available.
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When Ana stands up to her criticism, it becomes a body positive moment and a declaration of self-assurance.
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We thought this shot conveyed something fresh — the assurance of her body language and the drama of the composition.
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He leans to one side and appears somewhat frail, yet he stares forth with an assurance beyond his years.
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First, blockchain technology is marketed to auction houses as an assurance tool for buyers worried about potential provenance issues.
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And it certainly couldn't show that "fuel assurance" — having big piles of coal around — is crucial to grid resilience.
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Similarly, annuities, which can provide a guaranteed life time income stream, provide assurance that you won't outlive your savings.
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Whenever these tragedies happen, the nation holds its breath until there's an assurance that it did not involve terrorism.
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Whether McConnell holds to his assurance and whether the Senate can pass an immigration bill remain to be seen.
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Mr. Hedges's performance is matched in style and assurance by those of two other newcomers to New York theater.
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SNI has a 47.83 percent stake in Attijariwafa Bank, while Wafa Assurance holds a minority stake of 6.61 percent.
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These efforts, which the formal assurance embodies, evince a bona fide relationship between a resettlement agency and a refugee.
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But with no assurance that it was forthcoming, they had no choice but to announce its closure in August.
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Job training, by contrast, makes the smaller-but-sunnier assurance that starting over is possible with help and time.
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And, a quality assurance and control team with pharmaceutical manufacturing experience will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.
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Kevin Newbury staged the action with assurance, making the most of a straightforward grand-foyer set, by David Korins.
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At least it's an assurance: It's unlikely a future Ebola epidemic will reach the horrific levels seen in 2014.
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So, for example, the patient assurance program that's been made reference to, from first conversation to launch was 8 weeks.
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The sources said the talks have not been completed and there is no assurance that a deal will be finalized.
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Isted, who has been with PwC for 22 years, previously was head of people for the company's UK Assurance practice.
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So, at the end of the day, we got nothing in return, not even an assurance of their nuclear disarmamentation.
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Thanks to the Mayor for your kind words, giving us the assurance, and making a personal visit to the house.
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Watson also ordered exemptions for refugees who have been given formal assurance from agencies placing them in the United States.
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There is no assurance that this revenue model will continue to be successful or that we will generate increasing revenue.
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South Korean parliamentarians, who have to ratify the modified deal, have said they may block it without such an assurance.
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Rometty also closes with the assurance that the company has and will maintain corporate values including a commitment to diversity.
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"Only direct clinical comparisons of (Remsima) and Remicade in active inflammatory bowel disease can provide the requisite assurance," he said.
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"I firmly believe that those in power deserve full candour," said Mr Kelly when asked for his assurance on this.
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"People out there need some assurance that he has other, additional funds that he expects to come in," Schwartz said.
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The Fed is closely following inflation, looking for assurance that it will accelerate to 2 percent in its preferred measure.
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By writing offline, literally and metaphorically, this new generation of writers gives us the intimacy, the assurance of their solitude.
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Before Republican senators were willing to vote for the deal Thursday, they needed assurance the president would actually sign it.
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"The primary negative to that, ma'am, I would put in the category of the assurance of our allies," he said.
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The Trump campaign has declined to reimburse local officials who provide security assurance during Trump's campaign rallies across the country.
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That assurance would eliminate the need for Jackson to get involved by considering a restraining order on the White House.
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But it endures, an assurance to voters that their philosophy of the country and their place in it remains intact.
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But despite little Hank's assurance that he'd "rather stay" with Kendra, it doesn't prepare her for what he reveals next.
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After a labored explanation, Trump gave a weirdly qualified assurance -- one that, in retrospect, he actually seems keen to break.
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"We are deeply concerned with quality assurance and have our products tested regularly by a private, independent laboratory," he said.
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Griffin said the assurance from Rosenstein is not significant because the president could yet become a target of the investigation.
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AXA's Sun Life, which sells life assurance to the over 50s, is the largest of the businesses Phoenix is buying.
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It may not guarantee there will never be a leak, but it should give reasonable assurance that there are none.
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CNP Assurance is already present in Brazil and in Italy through a partnership with Caixa Economica Federal and UniCredit , respectively.
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After lengthy negotiations, Germany reluctantly gave this assurance, with a rider to the effect that a German defeat was ''impossible.
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Ibo says the UN has given an assurance that they will be reunited, and asks me whether I believe them.
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With that assurance, the "Rosemary's Baby" director would fly from Paris immediately to the United States for sentencing, Braun said.
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They should be cemented in place to give companies and consumers desperately needed assurance that the landscape won't keep changing.
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The report also found a number of issues with the governance structure, operations and quality assurance practices of the hotline.
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And there was one moment when she wouldn&apost get out of the car actually until she got that assurance.
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But the deal reached late Tuesday gives Democrats a strong assurance that they will get what they want for Flint.
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Partnership Assurance said in a separate statement that total operating profit fell 37.5 percent to 40 million pounds in 2015.
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SCB Life is ranked fourth in Thailand's life insurance market, with Muang Thai Life Assurance Public Co the market leader.
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Global stock markets were firm at five-month highs following China's assurance of stimulus measures after lowering its growth targets.
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And the TT's live, connected maps (via LTE) give you some reasonable assurance that the data is up to date.
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Kaspersky Lab remains focused on finding independent experts with strong credentials in software security and assurance testing for cybersecurity products.
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The banking regulator said it has recently given the go-ahead for Taiwan's Fubon Bank, ICBC-AXA Assurance Co., Ltd.
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The problem was that the completion of the merger required the assurance that it would not incur a tax liability.
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In May, Hans Koenigsmann, SpaceX's vice president of mission assurance, confirmed that the test had indeed destroyed the company's ship.
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"Hospitals being asked to step up," Peggy O'Kane, president of the National Committee for Quality Assurance, recently told The Hill.
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Financial assurance rules were ordered by a 85033 law, but the EPA did not take formal regulatory action until now.
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The entire quality assurance process would in turn be optimized by meeting minimum acceptance criteria, thus entirely eliminating human error.
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It's no surprise that "AIM" retains those ambitions, juggling social consciousness and self-assurance as M.I.A. has from the start.
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Understandably, our law-abiding EU customers want assurance that their data will not be subjected to unfettered or unjustified snooping.
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But some things stay the same: they all need comfort, love, and assurance that everything is going to be alright.
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If customers don't buy Software Assurance and "mobility rights," then they can't get an unlimited-usage license for Microsoft's software.
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Businesses can potentially use blockchain for everything from quality assurance to securities/commodities trading, from audits to supply chain management.
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"We have no assurance of being told which documents we're going to be allowed to see," Schumer said on Tuesday.
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We firmly believe that President Obama has the power to provide such assurance, and that he should use it now.
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Harriet had no way of offering her boys a decent life in Truevine, or any assurance they would survive there.
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His fiancée, Idalia Sumpter, said he was genuine and had a self-assurance that made people feel comfortable around him.
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The talks are at an early stage and there is no assurance a deal will be done, the sources said.
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"Additionally, the company will focus on enhancing product safety for consumers by making significant changes in its quality assurance processes."
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"There's this pretense that retirement savers are being protected, but no assurance that firms will be in compliance," Roper said.
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I am on the road about 10 days a month, checking supplier safety and hygiene, and conducting quality assurance audits.
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A consensus will give you some assurance that other people — like, say, a judge — might also find the conditions unreasonable.
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Above all, these voters want assurance of meaningful government reform to ensure that policies actually will help people like them.
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If Mr. Mubarak was confident enough to tolerate independent groups operating outside state control, Mr. Sisi lacks such self-assurance.
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If we can get assurance of a global resolution, the president might do it for the benefit of the country.
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WhatsApp chief executive officer Chris Daniels gave the assurance to India's information technology minister during a meeting in New Delhi.
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"We have no assurance that these are the only charges the government plans to bring against Mr. Assange," he said.
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The company gets more than half of its revenue by selling network test, monitoring and assurance solutions to telecommunication providers.
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However, the cover had to be approved by an Amazon quality assurance check before being finalized, he told The Verge.
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To that end, I recommend the following to put the United States on a path toward true supply chain assurance.
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Mr. McBride plays the upright bass with a deft assurance, and leads his bands with a sense of avuncular discipline.
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Tehran has always insisted that it has no intention of building a nuclear weapon, but that assurance is widely discounted.
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Were cases filed in those districts randomly assigned, litigants would have no assurance of being heard by a particular judge.
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Such assurance is all the more impressive when you consider that "The Band's Visit" is built on delicately balanced contradictions.
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The Italians have the DOC (Denominazione di origine controllata) system — a government-regulated quality assurance program for wine and food.
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The information could be used to provide the best service experience, as well as for quality assurance and training purposes.
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Despite a tightly controlled rollout and assurance from her aides ahead of the event, one White House official said, Mrs.
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On this tune the tenor saxophonist Chad Lefkowitz-Brown improvises with a combination of breezy insouciance and sharp rhythmic assurance.
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"The American people still do not have the assurance that our election systems are secure from foreign manipulation," it said.
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There has never been any assurance that Democrats will join Republicans to pass a tax plan that favors only corporations.
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Two young saxophonists of bright, perfervid attack and deep assurance, Richardson, 39, and Wilkins, 22, have a lot in common.
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"Despite our insistence, Fujifilm provided no assurance that it will do so within an acceptable time frame," the directors said.
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Reboots provide no assurance of success, obviously, but they have clearly enjoyed enough of it to justify gambling on them.
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International investors want assurance that Mr. Macri will continue to cut spending and stick with other parts of his plan.
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Malwarebytes said it notified Assurance Wireless of its findings and asked why the phone it sells comes with preinstalled malware.
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And Atwood's sheer assurance as a storyteller makes for a fast, immersive narrative that's as propulsive as it is melodramatic.
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"An assurance from a United States refugee resettlement agency, in fact, meets each of the Supreme Court's touchstones," he wrote.
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Linney's skin seems nearly to shine, and tears roll down her cheeks, which she wipes with practical, smiling self-assurance.
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Assurance of product identity and safety (and protection from counterfeiting) is at risk with importation outside a regulated supply system.
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The Senate will have an open amendment process on an immigration bill next week, and she sought a similar assurance.
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Yet, with Saudi Aramco's assurance to meet market commitments and restore full production, oil crawled back to the mid-$60s.
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Cleveland Cavalier Kevin Love's assurance earlier this month that "everyone is going through something" resonated with a lot of people.
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After several promotions, he is a supervisor of quality assurance, enjoying good wages, a 401(k) plan and other benefits.
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But Grassley's staff has now obtained a sworn affidavit from an FBI agent that directly contradicts the former director's assurance.
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There can be no assurance that any such financing will be obtained or available on terms acceptable to the Committee.
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As a result, there is reduced assurance of FSIS inspectors effectively identifying pork that should not enter the food supply.
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All these things about privacy etcetera can be addressed through technology set-up such that that gives people the assurance.
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But so far Mr. Hurwitz, who speaks with the quiet assurance of a college professor, has no interest in that.
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Writing with the assurance and wry omniscience of an easygoing deity, Makumbi watches her protagonists live out invariably provisional answers.
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Turn their crippling doubt into self-assurance and suddenly Austin Rivers hits seven threes or Crawford bags a game-winner.
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It can function as an invitation or assurance of belonging, but it is just as often a reinforcement of marginalization.
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"I need assurance that all this money was spent in accordance with the law," Grassley wrote in a public letter.
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"We cannot say that the district court clearly erred in its factual findings or ultimately abused its discretion in holding that the written assurance an agency submits, obligating the agency to provide core services for the specific refugee(s) listed on the assurance form, meets the requirements set out by the Court," the court held.
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With his help — and with his assurance that he could indeed buy a co-op — Mr. Gérard decided to try again.
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He was wearing a rose-pink suit, and he worked the stage with the assurance that all eyes were on him.
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Bayern was about speed of thought, as well as speed of movement, and it showed tactical assurance that bordered on arrogance.
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The company's later assurance that it expects to meet all debt covenants at the end of the year cued the bounce.
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The team is also considering implementing a feedback system, and may "monitor randomized conversations for quality assurance," according to the website.
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The directive was widely criticized as diluting a government assurance that banks would accept the notes until the end of December.
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But in the light of the assurance that has been given today, it may be that that case can be reconsidered.
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And when he finally began talking, it was with an assurance that belied the fact that he was basically spewing nonsense.
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Thanks to Katema, David, and every employee of Intouch Solutions, who came to console me and gave me the same assurance.
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Reuters, citing sources, said the talks have not been completed and there is no assurance that a deal will be finalized.
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I think, again, people want to have the assurance that they have health care when they need it in their 50s.
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This is because it was linked to identified information in other network assurance, subscriber and customer management databases held by Telstra.
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Had she had the assurance of more power over her own fate, perhaps she would have lived months longer, even years.
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Rogers' positive influence reaches beyond his target demographic, and I still turn to him for consolation or assurance as an adult.
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"Yesterday's announcement makes no assurance that this information will not be used against them — and that was not right," said Ferguson.
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This news is blithely shared with everyone by Belinda Blair, the company gossip, played with silken assurance by Kate Jennings Grant.
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Treasury's initial assurance that Hamilton would somehow remain on the $10 bill, presumably as a secondary figure, only provoked more objections.
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Customers who complained to Uber received a $5 credit and the company's assurance that they would never drive with him again.
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A tenacious athlete with a voice like an electric guitar, she has the nonchalant self-assurance of someone used to winning.
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The other half of network assurance is centralization, something that I was surprised to hear in this supposed era of decentralization.
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The recent deal between CARB and the four automakers has the added assurance that fuel economy rules won't suddenly ramp up.
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The story cautions that there is "no assurance" that Pandora will reach a deal with SiriusXM or any other prospective buyers.
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Verma says some of GlowRoad's Series A funding will be used to ensure that its quality assurance system can scale up.
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From the filing:There can be no assurance that our plan to improve our operating performance and financial position will be successful.
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In France, withdrawals after eight years from a life assurance contract are usually taxed at 23% on their investment return component.
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The examination evaluates that controls are suitably designed to provide reasonable assurance that controls were designed to meet the established objectives.
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These are serious risks and there is no assurance that our forward-looking statements will occur or prove to be accurate.
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Her grounded, calm self-assurance helps her continue perfecting her technique — and wins her the admiration of rivals and coaches alike.
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On the corporate side of things, people working as consultants or in quality assurance for licensed producers are cracking six figures.
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The matter remains unresolved, and there can be no assurance as to the timing or the terms of any final outcome.
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Finance Committee chairman Orrin Hatch slid into his retirement announcement yesterday an assurance that CHIP is "to be reauthorized this month."
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This increases the level of identity assurance for every user account a company has, according to Steve Jillings, CEO of TeleSign.
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Tha Carter II is Wayne's conquering work, the point at which his hard-won self-assurance tipped over into something bigger.
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Even if I did, I don't think that at 22 I would have had the self-assurance to ask for them.
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How it works: customers ship their inventory to AllSome's warehouse space, and AllSome handles quality assurance, storage, labelling, packaging and shipping.
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He was also impressed with the improved investing backdrop, as many changes have given him assurance that stocks can be bought.
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Prudential PLC, AIA Group> and Manulife Financial Corp are among insurers weighing a bid for SCB Life Assurance, the people said.
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America is engulfed in a tsunami of unethical activity, and there is no assurance it has the will to save itself.
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The pivot was made to fulfill NASA's need for "enhanced schedule assurance" for its ISS resupply missions, according to Orbital ATK.
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He started working on the series as a developer and quality assurance tester—a kind of paid beta tester—in 1995.
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They recovered, storming through the summer, going 104-58 and winning the World Series with a self-assurance that still resonates.
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"We have come to you with a message from Mohammed bin Salman and his assurance to you," one of them says.
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However, sources say that, while conversations are ongoing and picking up steam, there's no assurance that a deal will be inked.
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Frank Micciche is Vice President, Public Policy and Communications at the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) View the discussion thread.
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Bannister has steered the FTSE 100 company through a number of acquisitions, including the buyout of Standard Life Assurance last year.
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"Whilst no assurance can be given that these discussions will result in a transaction, they are ongoing and constructive," it added.
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Lisette Oropesa was a splendid substitute, combining absolute technical assurance with a deft actorly portrayal of a naïve, self-involved royal.
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And then a long list of others, all representing different disciplines: art, level design, combat design, quality assurance — and then some.
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Her teachers encouraged her and showed her off but didn't like her, with her curious mixture of assurance and shy clumsiness.
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But ERAPSCO will dissolve by 2024, and there's no assurance either company can make the investments needed to produce them independently.
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Without benchmarks, governments are simply making spending lists — earmarks — with little assurance that public funds are spent in an optimal way.
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Just an assurance from the seller that yes, everything will be out before the closing isn't sufficient, according to Ms. Talel.
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And you feel rather than see how she teaches dancers to possess their music with assurance: They look free, never dutiful.
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His words were the usual ones, conveying sorrow at the thought of treading on anyone's sense of dignity or self-assurance.
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"We are working very hard on compliance assurance, and I think the agency has for a number of years," Wheeler testified.
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First, Congress should make the 2017 tax cuts permanent, giving even more assurance to businesses that economic policy will be stable.
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The texture was the indulgence, cashmeres and calfskins and gossamer knits, and the authority was in the assurance of the line.
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She is an assurance manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting firm in New York, where she audits public financial statements for clients.
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"He gave me full assurance that this incident will be fully investigated and whosoever are responsible will be punished," she said.
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Underwriters Laboratories (UL) has already launched a Cybersecurity Assurance Program (CAP) for a variety of devices, offering its stamp of approval.
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Clora's front page funnel starts with 29 different specialities, ranging from legal and accounting to GxP Quality Assurance and Safety/Pharmacovigilance.
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The camera stays static the entire time giving the viewers the assurance that a fresh scene is about to kick in.
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Flynn sent the VP out on national TV with the categorical assurance that he'd never discussed sanctions with the Russian ambassador.
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In his book, he recalls a time when a young, self-employed barber named Karyn displayed this type of self-assurance.
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His mother was the director of information technology operations management, and his father was the director of quality assurance and compliance.
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She sings a lot like Mr. Lloyd plays — with a dry, weathered assurance, and the greatest comfort in a chainsmoker's range.
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"The court said that I did nothing wrong or illegal - that is my assurance that I won't get arrested," Balaoro added.
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And she won the tournament with such maturity and self-assurance that I said to myself, 'Here we have someone special.
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"He's handsome," I remember him telling my sister, while watching 10 Things I Hate About You, seeking some sort of assurance.
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Analysts suspect Mr. Kim's approach would result in drawn-out negotiations with no assurance that the North will ever denuclearize completely.
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She wants assurance that she'll see her mother again, even though she and her mother belonged to entirely different religious traditions.
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He said he did not feel any pressure beyond the usual nervous energy, but Chen's technique and assurance quickly left him.
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The reason, they say, is that the systems are not connected to the internet — an assurance the public has largely accepted.
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In a restrained and beautifully calibrated performance, he glows with the kind of magnetic assurance that makes an audience lean in.
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You'll recall Wayne was outraged over the leak ... so his camp wanted assurance from Shkreli there weren't other samples floating around.
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The bride, 32, is an assistant director at the National Committee for Quality Assurance, a nonprofit health care organization in Washington.
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To write it, I had to find a different voice than the one in the newspaper, one of assurance and authority.
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Instead, it has a self-insurance program through a subsidiary, Middlesex Assurance Company Ltd, according to a filing and court documents.
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His father, who is retired, was a quality assurance engineer at Dell EMC, a data solutions storage company in Hopkinton, Mass.
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Another official said Mr. Kushner's assurance to the president was based on the fact that nothing came of the June meeting.
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Most importantly, it's also MFi-certified, meaning it has gone through stringent iOS compatibility assurance tests and marked safe to use.
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James Hickey, Shadow's chief operating officer, spent two years as a quality assurance engineer at Apple, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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The good news is that the reverse is also true: Adopting a "Superhero Pose," standing loud and proud, boosts self-assurance.
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Its clients include PwC, which uses the company's technology in its Food Trust Platform quality assurance program for Australian beef exports.
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