Concern about dolphin safety "makes tuna fish consumers no different from Hindus attributing zero value to beef products, or vegans attributing zero value to animal products, or vegetarians attributing zero value to meat, fish, and poultry," the complaints said.
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Under guise of being respectful of Trump voters' concerns, pundits attributing his appeal to his economic "policies" are in effect attributing a remarkable degree of foolishness to his supporters.
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But it stopped short of attributing blame for the murders.
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Attributing mental decline to alcohol is too limited, he said.
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Governments may have different standards for attributing cyberattacks than companies.
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"Attributing it to Pakistan even before investigations is absurd," Qureshi said.
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I mean, we haven't quite started attributing quakes to increased CO2.
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I mean, we haven't quite started attributing quakes to increased CO8043.
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Scientists remain leery of attributing any individual storm to climate change.
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Trump is attributing too much credit to the impact of sanctions.
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Cramer isn't alone in attributing part of the rally to buybacks.
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Crystal says she's "centered," attributing her joyful new outlook to therapy.
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Attributing obesity to the environment, rather than willpower, also predicted acceptability.
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One saying they chose to depart & attributing it to me is fiction.
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Officials are attributing the bloom to excessive rainfall and overuse of fertilizers.
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You talk about doctors attributing women's medical problems to depression and anxiety.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said.
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Attributing one storm, in one place, on one day, to climate change?
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Yet he stopped short at attributing any of them to the storm.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said.
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Woods released a statement Monday evening attributing the arrest to prescribed medications.
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IARC's new calculation reached the opposite conclusion, attributing statistical significance to it.
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Simmons himself shut down those reports, attributing his absence to a knee injury.
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The ubiquity of best-dressed lists, however, might be attributing to their decline.
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Can you listen without attributing a positive or negative emotion to the sound?
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The Oxford English Dictionary included "hobbit" in the 1970s, attributing it to Tolkien.
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The Oxford English Dictionary included "hobbit" in the 1970s, attributing it to him.
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It can often be as simple as people attributing normal symptoms to the medicine.
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"Become vigilant about attributing comments to the people who made them first," she says.
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"Become vigilant about attributing comments to the people who made them first," Bohnet says.
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Many U.S. allies have also notably not joined in attributing the attack to Iran.
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A Kushner representative confirmed the errors, attributing them to data entry and accounting mistakes.
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As with any weather event, attributing these four storms to climate change is hard.
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Humans have been attributing a secret, interior life to plants for thousands of years.
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Politicos are notoriously prone to attributing election outcomes to gaffes and other oversimplified causes.
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Suicide experts have also warned against attributing suicides to a single factor or incident.
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That's as close as you'll get to Facebook attributing this change to Gizmodo's report.
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He later recanted the statement, attributing it to the influence of alcohol, Ambien and Xanax.
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Trump's current lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, attacked the BuzzFeed report by incorrectly attributing it to Cohen.
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She became pregnant twice but lost both babies, attributing the first miscarriage partly to torture.
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Attributing attacks is notoriously difficult because sophisticated hackers mask where their attacks are coming from.
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" Representation for Carey at the time released a statement attributing her hospitalization to "extreme exhaustion.
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Beyond the murky question of attributing bot and cyborg activity, though, the pattern is clear.
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They're attributing this to an increase of sand storms as a result of protracted droughts.
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Making up quotes and attributing them to Tubman is nothing new, as McDaniel points out.
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Hours after the leak started, you tweeted that you were attributing your hack to Russia.
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But this may be attributing more power to the central banks than they really have.
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Practically, attributing specific emissions to each imported good is a recipe for a bureaucratic muddle.
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Democrats, for the most part, have avoided attributing Hillary Clinton's defeat directly to Russian machinations.
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"This is my trust and my decision," it read, attributing the comments to Mr. Redstone.
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Attributing political significance or hope to this act of aesthetic commitment would misrepresent its intent.
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All of these factors have likely contributed to the difficulty of attributing works to Michaelina.
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Security experts say attributing cyberattacks can be difficult because of obfuscation methods used by hackers.
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"Without attributing responsibility for their use, our words will become empty rhetoric," Mr. Mason said.
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Attributing divine blessing to a sneeze may serve various functions when ordinary explanations are lacking.
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But "the idea of attributing delirium to a U.T.I. is losing ground," Dr. Wald said.
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Biden then quickly reversed his position, attributing the evolution to growing Republican attacks on abortion rights.
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In fact, social capital has declined further, Waldinger said, attributing it to the proliferation of smartphones.
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Today, Southeast Asians rely heavily on COD when shopping online, attributing to roughly 22016% of transactions.
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"The market bounced after being over-sold," Yang said, attributing the recent weakness to regulatory tightening.
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It's still early to begin attributing the improved pay data to minimum wage increases, Mucci said.
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Moreover, given the problems around attributing agency/fault in a world dominated by self-driving vehicles.
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Earlier this year, Trump administration joined the British government in attributing the NotPetya attack to Russia.
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He'd taken slights personally, sometimes attributing to racial bias matters better explained by the simple dollar.
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McIlroy was pleased at his ability to resurrect the round, attributing his early stumble to nerves.
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Attributing a single storm to anything, whether it is climate change or something else, is difficult.
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"I never felt totally accepted," he said, attributing perceptions about him to his quarter-horse roots.
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On its official Twitter channel, Telegram confirmed the attack, but held back from attributing an origin.
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Attributing Hillary Clinton's loss in 2016 to a lack of likability undermines the achievements of women.
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Attributing individual actions to broader groups is common and, some believe, deeply embedded in human psychology.
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The gulf leaders he met with were all "pointing to Qatar," he said when attributing blame.
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One could brush all this aside by attributing his victory to the weakness of his opposition.
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For one thing, attributing a cyberattack with absolute certainty is almost impossible, digital forensics experts say.
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Shares in Juventus fell sharply on Friday, with a trader attributing the move to the allegations.
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The constellation of evidence attributing the attacks against the DNC, and subsequent release of information, is comprehensive.
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Mr Fernandes also appeared in a video attributing the success of his business to the Malaysian government.
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He renewed a call on the White House to make its evidence on attributing the hack public.
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Any reference to pneumonia should be made in the context of attributing that claim to her campaign.
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And yet, strangely, no one is attributing his similarly high unfavorable ratings to his working too much.
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There are now 6,000, he said, attributing the rise to returning industrialists who are restarting their businesses.
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Investigators ultimately charged Jason Scott with causing the baby's head trauma, attributing her injuries to violent shaking.
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Nobody has gone as far as attributing these new encounters to the Thargoids, perhaps out of denial.
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That figure is the value that Waymo is attributing to a single trade secret — trade secret 25.
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Tesla has been beset by production delays for its Model 3 sedans, attributing the problems to suppliers.
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Officials have voiced concern over the casualty rate, attributing it to more Taliban successes on the battlefield.
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Media reports from BuzzFeed and Variety surfaced earlier on Thursday attributing the suspension to allegations of harassment.
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Ever since it opened in September, tenants have been attributing its summery aroma to the floral arrangements.
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These include accidentally retweeting pictures of serial killers, and attributing to himself a quote from Benito Mussolini.
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The attack has also shown the challenge of attributing with unquestionable evidence an attack to one country.
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ESPN reported that the deal is worth $15 million, attributing the amount to Davis' agent, Collin Roberts.
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Last month airstrikes killed Iranian military personnel in Syria, with many attributing the unclaimed strikes to Israel.
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Mr. Jones denied having had attendance problems, attributing that account to the manager with whom he tangled.
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Ultimately, attributing a drawing to a single artist relies upon several pieces of evidence, Dr. Bambach said.
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Attributing her loss to a decision by James Comey, the F.B.I. director, to notify Congress on Oct.
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This summer, a collection of West songs leaked online, with many fans attributing them as Yandhi tracks.
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This summer, a collection of West songs leaked online, with many fans attributing them as Yandhi tracks.
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We're seeing the same mistakes repeated, people attributing streetwear to the wrong influences, or stealing it altogether.
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But like many successful women, she brushes off her achievements, attributing her unlooked-for wins to luck.
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And the brand has not shied away from attributing their success in part to the island association.
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Perhaps all this makes the mistake of attributing to malice what is really best understood as incompetence.
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Failing to correct your own memory, or attributing it to some paranormal explanation with CERN, is disturbing.
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In January, he missed Chanel's couture fashion show, with the brand attributing his noticeable absence to tiredness.
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But Harrisburg's current mayor, Eric Papenfuse decried the sentence, attributing many of the city's financial problems to Reed.
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The German automaker cut its annual guidance in September, attributing it in part to rising international trade tensions.
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China has been generally tempered in its official response to Trump's comments, attributing much of it to inexperience.
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The study stops short of attributing the recent 2012–2016 drought to the melting of Arctic sea ice.
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"She's skittish around other people at first," says Tackett, attributing it to Kimber's past abuse as a puppy.
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Jaish al-Islam, which controlled the town, agreed to withdraw soon afterwards, attributing the decision to the attack.
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When she decided to tweet out the quote, she technically did the right thing by properly attributing it.
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The results have been mixed, and attributing them to initiatives like Univision's is an imperfect science, experts say.
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Exports unexpectedly declined in April, with some analysts attributing the drop to slumping shipments to the United States.
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Mead Johnson rose 10.3 percent to $83.18 with traders attributing gains to a report that sparked deal chatter.
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Other actors use it too, and Trustwave is not attributing the attack to any government or criminal groups.
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Modern scientists continue to pour scorn on the idea, attributing sightings to carbon-monoxide poisoning and sleep paralysis.
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But revenue declined 20 percent, with Lenovo attributing the fall to a strategy of focusing on core markets.
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But it quickly lost altitude, with traders attributing the drop to interest rate cut forecasts made by Westpac.
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"We also need to be careful in attributing these deaths just to dirty water or pollution," she said.
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"Johnson shares some rhetorical tricks with Trump," attributing comments that might cause offense to other people, said Seargeant.
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"I am attributing that to tax season and investors' moves back into bonds and equity funds," Roseen said.
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"Johnson shares some rhetorical tricks with Trump," attributing comments that might cause offense to other people, said Seargeant.
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Mead Johnson rose 10.6 percent to $83.40 with traders attributing gains to a report that sparked deal chatter.
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When other people are using your story and not attributing it to you, you have changed the conversation.
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Mead Johnson rose 8.8 percent to $82.06 with traders attributing gains to a report that sparked deal chatter.
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The Pakistan Army's public relations wing denied any military involvement in the incident, attributing it to poor coordination.
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We got Quentin Thursday at LAX and he scoffed at reports attributing a Facebook casting call to him.
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However, it has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the world, perhaps attributing to its overall happiness.
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"Johnson shares some rhetorical tricks with Trump," attributing comments that might cause offence to other people, said Seargeant.
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Although The Son is a fictional work, attributing America's success to Texas is not much of a leap.
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Media reports from BuzzFeed and Variety surfaced earlier on Thursday attributing the suspension to allegations of harassment. bit.
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As for the historic rise in whale deaths, the state seems unworried, even attributing it to good news.
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But doctors have dismissed or downplayed such symptoms, often attributing them to the recurrence of underlying mood problems.
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The government has grown more skilled at attributing the source of a cyberattack, but the process remains lengthy.
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Mead Johnson rose 10 percent to $83.02 with traders attributing gains to a report that sparked deal chatter.
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Therefore, the report stopped short of attributing a drop in U.S. gun violence to the assault weapons ban.
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For years, suicide experts have cautioned about the dangers of attributing a death to widely experienced bad events.
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That way, it's impossible to share without attributing to the game, even if the actual creator is obscured.
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Revenue slipped 1.7 percent to 13 million shekels, with the company attributing it to price erosion from competition.
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I'd argue that's a much simpler account of the dynamics here than attributing everything to cult-like brainwashing.
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" He complained about "reports' being published attributing documents to the White House that are not White House documents.
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Jaish al-Islam, which controlled the town, agreed to withdraw soon afterwards, attributing the decision to the attack.
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Another cyclist died in the southern region of Vaucluse, with authorities attributing the man's collapse to the heatwave.
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Attributing cyberattacks to any individual or entity is a process that typically takes weeks or months by trained investigators.
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Hollywood Unlocked, a company owned by Jason Lee, posted the image on Wednesday afternoon, attributing it to Freeish Media.
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But the currency quickly lost altitude, with traders attributing the slide to interest rate cut forecasts made by Westpac.
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In the interview, Renner brandishes one fingernail that's coated in pink nail polish, attributing it to his daughter's influence.
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Either way, it seems that the shift to attributing it to Lincoln most likely occurred sometime in the 1990s.
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However, voters aren't attributing that to Trump, with 45% saying they disapprove of how he is handling the economy.
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In April 2015, a similar incident occurred, with Russia attributing the failure to a fault with the Soyuz rocket.
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You gave me one, and then I fucked it up by attributing it to Senator Blumenthal instead of you.
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"Shameful" was the word quoted by the British newspaper, attributing it to an anonymous associate of Steele&aposs company.
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In 2013, the organization published a white paper attributing the delay to budget issues and a lack of software.
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"I think we are seeing more morbidity from overdose," he said, attributing the problem to the rise of fentanyls.
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She also criticized the fervent speculation and excitement behind the asset class, attributing price movements to irrational investor behavior.
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Other researchers in psychology decried it as physiognomy, the long-defunct pseudoscience of attributing personality traits to physical characteristics.
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Some Twitter users are attributing the photo to Pat Sajak, the host of the show and an outspoken conservative.
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The Interior Ministry issued a statement attributing Sunday's attack to the Islamic Renaissance Party, known as IRP or IRPT.
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Especially in the social media realm, attributing fake accounts — to Russia or to any other source — is always challenging.
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Attributing a particular amount of the increase to Trump, however, is going to be awfully difficult, if not impossible.
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In reality, Friday's indictment presented a wealth of technical evidence attributing the DNC hack to specific Russian intelligence officers.
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Tara Golshan: Nicholas Kristof wrote about the lack of conservatives in higher education, attributing it mostly to hiring discrimination.
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Last June, however, the organization's members decided to begin investigating and attributing responsibility for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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The most concrete SIEVE example relates to attributing a cyberattack to a specific group of people, entity, or nation.
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But even as the United States has gotten better at attributing attacks, its responses have failed to keep pace.
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Twitter user Alcoholikaust shared a photo of two PlayStation 5 development kits, attributing to an anonymous video game developer.
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Mr Sigurðsson later recorded the death on an official certificate, attributing it to "excessive summer heat caused by humans".
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Authorities are attributing their success to a strategy increasingly advocated by some experts: When you see something, say something.
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Hospitals have also seen shortages of medical face masks, which some are attributing to purchases made by private citizens.
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Exaggerating the prevalence of terrorism -- and attributing responsibility to migrants -- has been an effective political tool among Germany's Western allies.
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Polish lawmakers have passed changes to a disputed Holocaust speech law, removing criminal provisions for attributing Nazi crimes to Poles.
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In Puerto Rico, there was, as the GWU researchers note, significant confusion among doctors about attributing deaths to the storm.
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In an interview, Ms. Cancel brushed off criticisms of the nominating process, attributing it to the complaints of sore losers.
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Even with Zanero's elaborations, to most of the security community, this has read like Vodafone employees attributing malice to incompetence.
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Shares in BAE slid 6.2 percent, with two traders attributing the share price weakness to the comments on Saudi Arabia.
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" She tackled the subject of voter turnout among African-Americans too, attributing a lower turnout to "the way they're raised.
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But this is a pervasive issue that ethics laws have long tolerated by not attributing children's investments to their parents.
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Macron said the two had discussed France's hopes to create an international mechanism for attributing responsibility for chemical weapons attacks.
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Trump praised the 4.1 percent economic growth last quarter, attributing it to stronger hiring and tax reform under his administration.
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Garza said he couldn't get his legs under him in the second, attributing that to a trip around the bases.
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He was also accused of plagiarizing parts of his master's thesis for using language from sources without properly attributing them.
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There are dangers in attributing trends in poverty to sexual immorality, the dissolution of traditional marriages, and other cultural pathologies.
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"Little Rocket Man" is back, as will headlines attributing short-term volatility in the market to a potential geopolitical crisis.
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A spokesperson for the agency confirmed DeVries's resignation, which was first reported last week, attributing his decision to family considerations.
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Heart attacks and suicides are included on the official list of deaths that Puerto Rico is attributing to Hurricane Maria.
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The United States Navy classified the disaster as an accident, attributing the sinking to a blast in the boiler room.
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Still, security experts have raised concerns over the proposal, pointing to the difficulty of attributing cyberattacks in the first place.
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Rule No. 1 calls for attributing all victories to oneself — regardless of who or what contributed to the perceived success.
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Well, people aren't very good at attributing the implications of the decisions that are made by policymakers to those policymakers.
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Attributing Ike's power to a warming climate is scientifically dicey, but to her the warnings of climate scientists ring true.
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"We don't speculate on why some people are attributing the challenges with their curls to our products," the statement reads.
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This report could be the administration's first public statement attributing blame to Crown Prince Mohammed, which Saudi officials have denied.
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Publicly attributing the cyberattacks in Georgia to Russia represents another approach to deterring the Kremlin's brazen multi-year hacking campaign.
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" But they disputed that the time cards had been tampered with, attributing the issue to a "manual data entry error.
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CEO Dan Rosensweig called 2017 Chegg's best year yet, attributing improved profitability to the leverage of the all-digital model.
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For his part, Mr. Cuomo spoke passionately on Wednesday against anti-Semitic acts, attributing them to economic disenfranchisement and xenophobia.
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But Walmart sidestepped any controversy involving gun politics, attributing its decision to lower customer demand for the military-style rifles.
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Around 8 percent of companies surveyed reported lower headcounts, with a number of firms attributing the fall to cost-cutting.
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Attributing Donald Trump's wink and nod in the direction of white supremacy last week to strategic genius is simply deluded.
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The company saw a wider loss than expected, attributing it to operating costs of SolarCity, which it acquired last year.
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Astronomers are attributing this to the fact that its surface may be covered in methane ices, giving it a ruddy hue.
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The figure was 40% higher than any previous estimates, even as Reuters used much stricter methodology for attributing harm to Tasers.
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The company had to mark down its Q4 revenue expectations in January, attributing it in part to the ongoing trade war.
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Instead of attributing her sudden fame to luck, chance, a slow news week, or perhaps all three, she starts the pitch.
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Attributing these methods and attacks to Russian information operations remains challenging, particularly due to the Kremlin's use of proxy actors, i.e.
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Security experts said attributing blame for the attacks may prove impossible because the Mirai software had been released on the internet.
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The dollar was last up 0.57 percent against the peso at 18.9380 pesos, with analysts attributing the moderation to profit-taking.
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The Indian currency fell to record lows in 2018, with experts attributing it to rising oil prices and emerging market woes.
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"Make sure you pour some out for your dead homies," the text of the tweet read, attributing the quote to Glassman.
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But it reported better-than-expected profit and revenue on Wednesday, attributing the gains to higher ad sales and product improvements.
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That exceeded analysts' expectations, and President Donald Trump has already retweeted the Drudge Report attributing these jobs to his young presidency.
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Entire cities have been blamed for causing spikes in air pollution, with the environment ministry attributing the problems to administrative failures.
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Services companies saw modest growth in new work in September with some firms attributing this to new clients and product developments.
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On Monday, Trump lamented the criticism ICE agents face, attributing the negative rhetoric to "extremists" who favor open borders and crime.
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They report a 20 percent increase in overall Masters badge demand, also attributing it to the 14 time major winner's participation.
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"Someone knew something, and they said something," the sergeant said, attributing the fact that no students were hurt to the tipster.
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Attributing the attacks to ISIS, moreover, threatened the country's all-important garment industry, which depends on annual visits from Western buyers.
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"Professional skin care has always been stuck in spas," he says, attributing Heyday's success with males to its gender-neutral setting.
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Aeschylus had a different version of events, attributing the alphabet to Prometheus: writing, like fire, was a gift from the gods.
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Taylor largely excuses these, attributing the backlash Hurston received to her unpopularity with the more politically engaged writers of the era.
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Andrew M. Cuomo seemed to discount any notion of a larger message in Ms. Cabán's performance, attributing it to low turnout.
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He said he had tried and failed to make adjustments, attributing some of the problem to a lack of tournament competition.
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At each, a preshow announcer made the same dad joke, attributing the script to "an up-and-coming playwright," William Shakespeare.
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They are particularly popular among the city's college students, said the owner, Mike Logan, attributing some of its success to convenience.
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However, he quickly shot down those allegations, attributing his manhood to his heritage: "Us Haitians, we look different," he told TMZ.
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He said he had detected a climate of fear and frustration in the district, attributing it in part to Mr. Trump.
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There was less a concerted effort to cover up workplace issues, those sources said, attributing problems to inadequacies of the department.
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He answers with single sentence efficiency—mentioning the pressure he felt and attributing his victory to the roar of the fans.
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The situation is a bit like attributing a great deal of a band's success to the lead vocalist while ignoring the bassist….
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Shares in rig companies Seadrill and Transocean jumped 38 percent and 20 percent respectively with traders attributing the move to short covering.
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Photo: GettyMany Newegg customers reportedly had their credit card information exposed in a breach that researchers are attributing to the Magecart group.
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Omar had already stirred controversy with comments last month attributing pro-Israel sentiment to the financial clout of the pro-Israel lobby.
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Reuters also said that "Chinese steel and iron ore futures dropped for a sixth consecutive session," attributing this to the heavy smog.
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Miller, whose real name is Malcolm McCormick, passed away on Friday, with reports attributing his death to a drug overdose, including TMZ.
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The Vermont senator declined to criticize his primary rival, Hillary Clinton, attributing Tuesday's election loss to a "lack of enthusiasm" among Democrats.
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Long story short ... Jussie's attorneys say the brothers can't get their quotes straight, and by falsely attributing statements to Geragos and co.
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Administration officials and conservative lawmakers and think tanks have studiously avoided attributing Harvey's severity to climate change or ridiculed reports that do.
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"But I'm very concerned that people are attributing the benefits of weight loss to something specific in the ketogenic diet," Weiss said.
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Alstom fell 4.6 percent with traders attributing the move to technical selling triggered by the company's 3.2 billion euro share buyback programme.
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Biermann's mom Kim Zolciak-Biermann confirmed their breakup on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, attributing it to her daughter's age.
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At this point, attributing West's homicide to provocative photos she shared online is pure conjecture at best, and victim shaming at worst.
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Hacquebord's Tokyo-based Trend Micro has consistently said conclusive proof of Russian involvement is hard given the difficulty of attributing cyber attacks.
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At least one fan in the Chicago suburb of Skokie expressed optimism for Fisher by attributing Leia-like abilities to the actress.
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I'm completely with Karim on the issue of, I am not interested in litigating the past, I'm not interested in attributing blame.
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Alstom fell 4 percent with traders attributing the move to technical selling triggered by the company's 3.2 billion euro share buyback programme.
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This month, Mr. Thiam sent an email to employees attributing Credit Suisse's low stock price to short positions taken by hedge funds.
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Even if voters aren't attributing the good economic news to the tax law, Republicans think they can benefit from the strong economy.
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The IMF expects the Saudi economy to grow 1.8 percent this year, attributing most of the progress to the crude oil rebound.
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She's misleading her voters with fluff pieces that she's attributing to independent journalism, when it's just really coming from lobbyists or herself.
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KUWAIT: Half of the respondents of Kuwait see climate change as largely human-caused, with 34% attributing it only partially to humans.
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For example, in 2013, Mandiant (which FireEye has since acquired) released a landmark report attributing cyber espionage over many years to China.
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Page Six reported that J. Crew had asked Lyons to cut down her self-promotion, attributing low sales to her celebrity status.
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Omar in particular stirred controversy in February with comments attributing pro-Israel sentiment to the financial clout of the pro-Israel lobby.
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These include efforts by Muslims to create a "modern" Islam by ridding it of "superstitions" like attributing superhuman powers to the prophet.
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He fought to preserve his father's legacy and territorial claims, attributing his own discoveries to Columbus and papering over his father's excesses.
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A minor internet scandal erupted when Vogue Mexico pictured the Olmos & Flores hat atop Ms. Hadid, mistakenly attributing it to Mr. Jacquemus.
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The appeals judges said the trial judges had made other errors in attributing crimes to him that had not been formally charged.
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The governor reiterated that point in an interview, attributing his engagement to what he called the Trump administration's meddling in state affairs.
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Asked about who conducted the report, a U.N. spokesperson referred POLITICO to a Financial Times story attributing the report to FTI Consulting.
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Facebook has followed this pattern for years, as Mashable explained last week, always attributing shifts in the News Feed to user feedback.
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Floyd's relatives alleged that ISIS conducts widespread fundraising and recruiting using Twitter, attributing the platform for 85033,000 new extremists in 2015 alone.
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In October, same-store sales have grown 4 percent, the company said, attributing a portion of the gain to the "For Real" campaign.
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Sagan used the trick in Contact, attributing the invention of the exotic material to an earlier, lost civilization to avoid getting into particulars.
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First-time applications for unemployment benefits increased between the November and December survey periods, with some economists attributing the rise to cold weather.
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Rogers further explains how the computer measures "contempt," attributing it to a subtle squinting of eyes, furrowed brows or a slight lip snarl.
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Around 200 lawsuits have accused Sterling of failures — most often attributing criminal records to the wrong person, preventing them from getting a job.
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Senior U.S. security officials believe Russia was behind the attack, though the Obama administration has stopped short of attributing the attack to Russia.
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In 2017, Damore published a memo questioning Google's diversity practices and attributing gaps in engineering placements to biological differences between men and women.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," said Schnatter.
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Overall, Ballmer characterized Nadella's tenure as good, attributing part of the change in market sentiment simply to having a new executive in charge.
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Some favored publicly attributing the hacks to Russia; others favored some more indirect form of retaliation, like hacking the Russian government right back.
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Former congressman Joe Walsh tweeted and then deleted a message attributing the President's words and the Black Lives Matter movement for inciting violence.
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Bolsonaro called his trip to G20 a "mission accomplished", attributing the success to the fact that his ministers were chosen for technical reasons.
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For a series that is so thematically subversive and creatively risky, there's little pleasure in attributing that to the program's creator, Sam Esmail.
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But he does have a habit of disproportionately attributing Trump's popularity to a social-liberalism that appears to be personally suffocating to him.
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The prospect of attributing portions of extreme weather events to climate change has lawyers suggesting that a new kind of litigation is emerging.
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The Obama administration has danced around attributing the attack to Russia, but reports have indicated that U.S. intelligence believes that Russia is responsible.
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London had its electrical connections ready a year in advance, the power sector source said, attributing the delays in Brazil to economic woes.
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"High ticket prices have troubled the people, especially facing the homecoming season (ahead of Eid)", the article said, attributing the sentiment to Nasution.
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Cadart said the result was slightly better than the market had expected, with Interparfums attributing the improvement to tight control of fixed costs.
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The comedy has been ripped apart on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics attributing their low ratings to the movie's uneasy humor and nonsensical script.
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Sudan is oil-rich but poverty is rife in the country, with many of Bashir's critics attributing its economic woes to widespread corruption.
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Sudan is oil-rich, but poverty is rife in the country, with many of Bashir's critics attributing its economic woes to widespread corruption.
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Afghanistan's intelligence service, the National Directorate of Security, issued a statement attributing blame to the Haqqani Network, a Taliban-affiliated group in Pakistan.
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He also believes that springtime is when your locks grow — "like vegetation," he says, attributing the correlation to the increased hours of daylight.
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What we're watching: The new study goes a long way toward attributing trends in marine heat waves and projecting what may lie ahead.
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" While Munger agrees with this statement, he adds "Einstein said it better, attributing his mental success to 'curiosity, concentration, perseverance and self-criticism.
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But at the time, Walmart sidestepped any controversy involving gun politics, attributing its decision to lower customer demand for the military-style rifles.
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Stocks came back in a big way Wednesday, with many Wall Street firms attributing the relief rally to the outcome from Super Tuesday.
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Yet some of my friends were attributing the service disruption to something else: a cybersecurity bill that had made headlines the day before.
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Attributing all human progress to religious texts written thousands of years ago is a reversal of the building blocks of the modern world.
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" He asked Mr. Clapper to convey his level of confidence in attributing the election attack to Russia, rather than "someone in his basement.
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Definitively attributing cyberattacks was difficult, and there was little — if any — chance the indicted hackers would ever see the inside of a courtroom.
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Many of these passages are rendered in the second person, attributing to the unnamed "you" thoughts too fraught for the "I" to confront.
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"YouTube culture was different in those days and attributing works for free was just a given, nobody thought about the consequences," he explained.
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His 2015 article "Attributing Cyber Attacks " was designed to explain, guide, and improve the identification of network breaches (Journal of Strategic Studies 2015).
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This was more quackery, attributing a recent uptick in the self-reported sex lives of male redheads to the celebrity of Ed Sheeran .
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Barnes & Noble has not disclosed the number of employees impacted by the news, but it's attributing the workforce reduction to poor holiday performance.
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None of the articles supported Murray's theory, attributing the influx of ACLU donations not to Oliver's show but more broadly to Trump's election.
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Given Sharkey's justified concerns, he might have been more cautious about attributing so much responsibility to law enforcement for the decline in crime.
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The commission is attributing the decline to Obama-era orders urging federal prosecutors to be more lenient with nonviolent, low-level drug offenders.
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In 2013, she started pining memes attributing Adolf Hitler quotes to Swift to spoof memes that falsely attributed inspiring quotes to Marilyn Monroe.
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Star Wars actress Kelly Marie Tran recently deleted all of her Instagram photos, something many are attributing to her being harassed by racist commenters.
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I think we saw as the year ended obviously some change in sentiment, and people are attributing a lot of that to trade discussions.
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Pike said she "never was made to feel uncomfortable on set," attributing that to producer Barbara Broccoli, who still works on the Bond movies.
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If you look up "Michael Jackson drink" online, you will find several articles attributing the name's origins to the popularity of Michael's hit song.
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However, Wehner's attributing desktop revenue growth to only reduced ad blocking isn't wholly convincing, especially given Facebook's recent reporting errors concerning video ad metrics.
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Finally, the US government needs to start attributing election-related breaches as quickly as possible unless there is a compelling intelligence reason not to.
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But the Indiana Democratic Party took responsibility for the problem, attributing it to a mismatch in their voter software, according to The Indianapolis Star.
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Giphy also released a statement today, apologizing for the "deeply offensive sticker" and attributing it to a bug in the system's content moderation filters.
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Target's gross-margin rate declined slightly during the first quarter, with the company attributing the drop to increased supply-chain and digital-fulfillment costs.
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"With great power comes great responsibility," she wrote — attributing the quote to the character Uncle Ben and adding a spider and spider-web emoji.
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Almost immediately after the fighting first broke out last Thursday evening, mainstream media analysis began attributing blame and pouring national disgrace on English hooligans.
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The plaintiff's initial complaint alleged widespread fundraising and recruitment through the platform, attributing 30,103 foreign actors recruited through ISIS Twitter accounts in 2015 alone.
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The reason behind racism or sexism is stereotyping communities or individuals by attributing faulty traits to them based on race, nationality or sexual orientation.
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In the case of Kratom, the FDA appears to be lacking transparency, with Commissioner Scott Gottlieb publicly attributing "scores of deaths" to Kratom consumption.
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Trump's aides have also touted the numbers, attributing the decline to the economic policies pursued by the president during his first year in office.
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Benioff touted the software giant's 24 percent revenue growth forecast, attributing it in part to the rapid growth in the customer relationship management market.
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Russian sports officials have apologized for general doping problems while denying government involvement and attributing the intense scrutiny of Russian athletes to international politics.
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Ms. Zhelanova did not dispute Dr. Rodchenkov's characterization of his departure from the job, attributing the decision to the World Anti-Doping Agency's directive.
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ESET writes that it has "high confidence" in attributing Gazer to Turla, a hacking group that has been active for at least a decade.
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Yet overall, he says the festival has been very well-received, attributing it partly to the fact that the average attendee age is 33.
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And a big chunk of his voters on Tuesday decided on him at the last moment, with many attributing their decisions to the endorsements.
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But Facebook's profits were much lower than expected, which the company is attributing to the recent tax overhaul passed by Congress late last year.
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In 2017, Bill and Melinda Gates even addressed their own annual letter to Buffett, attributing the secret to his success to his unrelenting optimism.
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The central bank has cut its forecast for 2019 GDP growth to 0.8-1.3%, attributing the slower pace in part to weak government investment.
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And while the science of attributing weather events to climate change is advancing, "studies of individual events will typically contain caveats," the report stated.
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A 61-year-old Texas nurse was shot dead New Year's Eve, with police attributing her death to celebratory gunfire, according to NBC News.
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Lufthansa (DLAKY) cut its growth forecast and reported a 7.7% drop in earnings, attributing the performance to higher fuel costs, flight delays and cancellations.
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Gawker claimed on Sunday that it had fooled Trump into re-tweeting Mussolini's words by attributing them to the New York business mogul himself.
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"I want to protect her for him," Ms. Galuppo said, attributing a gender to her building like an old sea captain discussing a ship.
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The police said on Friday that they were attributing the killing on Thursday night to the New Irish Republican Army, a militant splinter group.
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Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein is attributing the turbulent market swings on skittishness surrounding D.C. Beltway policies — not something critically wrong with economy.
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The two tools also handle attributions differently, with DevStats attributing all former contributions from CoreOS to Red Hat after it was acquired by the company.
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During Good Morning America, Lara Spencer said the upcoming sixth season of Scandal would be its last, attributing this "fact" to creator Shonda Rhimes herself.
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In 2010, The Yale Daily News reported on the phenomenon, attributing such events to then-juniors Max Hendrickson and Tully McLoughlin, who organized the occasions.
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Sanchez also likes Amazon for the long term, attributing much of the recent weakness to a temporary slowdown in the company's lucrative web services segment.
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Outlets like The AP and ABC and CBS stopped attributing the word "racist" to "critics" and stated it as a fact, in an institutional voice.
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WADA issued a statement attributing the attack to Tsar Team, a hacking group widely known as APT28 and Fancy Bear by U.S. cyber-security researchers.
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But, Mark Salter, McCain's co-author and longtime confidante, insisted that attributing McCain's McCain-ing of late to his brain cancer diagnosis is overly facile.
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Conservationists have welcomed the recent drop in demand, attributing it to awareness campaigns and President Xi Jinping's commitment to abolish the ivory trade in China.
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Earlier this year, Bill and Melinda Gates even addressed their own annual letter to Buffett, attributing the secret to his success to his unrelenting optimism.
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Customer Growth Partners' Johnson said he also expects trends at Rack to bounce back, attributing some of its softness to the warmer-than-expected winter.
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"So far it's more trading on news than any specific fact," she said, also attributing the gains in oil to a rebound from Tuesday's decline.
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UBS upgraded Apple's earning outlook earlier today, attributing its upgrade to expectations of a higher priced anniversary edition iPhone and a boosted iPhone 8 cycle.
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Around 80 percent of the millionaires that moved to Israel last year were from Europe, Amoils told CNBC, attributing their relocation to rising anti-Semitism.
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Yelena Drapeko, an actress turned member of Parliament, summed up the general mood by attributing the loss to what she called the demonization of Russia.
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It's not just the NSA, either; one leaked tool included the CIA's ability to leave signatures attributing attacks by hostile foreign actors, such as Russia.
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"Without enforcement of [data property rights], anyone can take data and derive value from it without attributing value back to the original owners," Song says.
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The host was positive on the stock of Humana, attributing that call to what he views as strength among the moderates in the Democratic primary.
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Other times, doctors may be unwittingly influenced by unfounded assumptions, attributing symptoms like shortness of breath to the person's weight without investigating other likely causes.
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"Become vigilant about attributing comments to the people who made them first," Bohnet, who is the author of "What Works: Gender Equality by Design, " says.
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Mr. Stumpf has been criticized for publicly attributing the illegal activity to approximately 5,300 employees who were fired as a result of the sham accounts.
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But in refusing to face uncomfortable facts, in attributing all bad news to sinister conspiracies, he's actually just being a normal man of his faction.
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And they lie about the problems America faces, hyping an imaginary threat from scary dark-skinned people and, increasingly, attributing that threat to Jewish conspirators.
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U.N. war crimes investigators had previously documented 33 chemical attacks in Syria, attributing 27 to the Assad government, which has repeatedly denied using the weapons.
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When he has spoken to the news media in the past, he has played down his achievements, attributing Huawei's success to its employees' hard work.
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"We should not assume that increased complexity in attributing actors means that we're not going to be able to stop this activity," Mr. Stamos said.
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Attributing this presidency and its policies to uniquely American root causes (Republicanism run amok, changing demographics, etc.) misses the global nature of this political moment.
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Researchers are attributing at least part of the difference to climate change, because in a warming world vegetation dries out faster and burns more easily.
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Back in November, pundits began attributing Mr. Trump's win to "economic anxiety," because they were unwilling to face the blatant racism that fueled his popularity.
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Attributing it to inertia, boredom, or technology is a lightweight cop-out, not to mention that all of those are just screens for deeper issues.
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Experts and activists have provided a variety of reasons for Sanders's success with Latino voters, generally attributing it to a combination of strategy and message.
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And while Facebook hasn't been definitive in blaming Russian actors for the new campaign, Democrats aren't being shy about attributing the effort to Moscow. Sen.
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Soybean, corn and wheat futures all rose for five straight days heading into the report, with analysts attributing most of the gains to short-covering.
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Prince George's Police Chief Hank Stawinski has said attributing Davis' death to a chicken sandwich "marginalizes the grief and belittles the consequences" of his death.
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She said that while attributing direct causes in the mental-health sphere can be challenging, it's clear that the impacts of climate change are accelerating.
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Equities were gaining with Asian technology stocks hitting 22.625-year peaks, said a Reuters report attributing the rally to a spillover from Apple's sterling earnings.
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Following one attack in June 2018, in which one person was killed, police allegedly filed a false report attributing the death to a motorbike accident.
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Anthem raised its profit forecast for 2018, saying it now expects to earn more than $15.00 per share, attributing $2.00 per share to tax reform.
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News agencies reported this past week that an American drone strike had killed Mr. Yasin, attributing the information to Pakistani security officials and Islamist militants.
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Justice Ginsburg has been treated for cancer twice before, attributing her survival partly to the medical care she received at the National Institutes of Health.
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We're not our best at the highs because we are making decisions, oftentimes falsely attributing the things that we did to the things that worked.
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The overreaching title in this regard seems suspicious — is the title effectively attributing the show to Leonardo in order to sell it to the public?
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And we have no trouble anthropomorphizing — that is, attributing human-like properties to non-humans like animals and objects — technology that looks nothing like us.
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IN THE months following the release of "An Inconvenient Truth" (2006), the percentage of Americans attributing global warming to human activity rose from 41% to 50%.
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There is no polite way to say this, but, in response, Pence lied by denying that Trump had uttered the words Kaine was attributing to him.
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Rippon has credited his coming out as having a significant impact on his successful figure skating career, attributing it to his winning the 2016 U.S. championships.
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"He was identified by the Defense Forces and prosecuted by the Tehran military prosecutor," IRNA said, attributing the statement to the Iranian armed forces' judiciary department.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) told Washington Examiner's Susan Ferrechio earlier this week in anticipation of Comey's testimony, attributing the alleged misconduct to the White House's disorder.
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Attribution goals: There will be a focus on enhancing cyber stability through attributing cyberattacks in order to create "norms of responsible state behavior," according to Bolton.
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Four sources close to the Venezuelan league told Reuters earlier that MLB would not give permission for players to participate, attributing the move to U.S. sanctions.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," he said in a statement.
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Burt stopped short of attributing those efforts to Russia, but the disclosure is the first concrete evidence this year that candidates are being actively targeted online.
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Trump said he had no regrets about his rhetoric, attributing the root cause of the violence to economic issues such as unemployment among African-American youths.
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More than a quarter had mental health problems, he found, attributing this to violations, like rape, beating, overwork and being called a dog and a slave.
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But attributing stock performance to oil market fluctuations, or the other way around, may not prove accurate, said Erik Ristuben, chief investment strategist at Russell Investments.
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Satellite group Inmarsat rose 5.8 percent with traders attributing gains to reports than Japan's Softbank was in talks with the firm on a possible tie-up.
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BUT, there was a study of crime in 2202 German state, Lower Saxony, indicating a 2628% rise there, and attributing most of that increase to migrants.
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Though bitcoin has been on fire all year, investors are attributing the most recent rally to reports that China could reverse its ban on cryptocurrency exchanges.
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During the segment that aired last week, host Trish Regan compared Denmark to the struggling Venezuela, attributing both countries' social ills to socialist policies and leadership.
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"[In] the residential sector, we've seen flat to declining growth," he said, attributing the lag to homes in Entergy's areas of operation becoming more energy-efficient.
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Clapper—along with officials from the Department of Homeland Security—seized headlines in October by attributing this year's cyber attacks against the Democratic Party to Russia.
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Through it all, Kohn remains committed to the internet freedom that allowed him to start NetMarket, attributing much of his success to the open-source movement.
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But more bullish voices from Lake Street and Dougherty & Co. chimed in, attributing the company's slowing revenue growth to Medicare cuts that will soon be reversed.
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"My legs were sluggish in the first half," he said, attributing his slow start in part to a stomach virus that kept him from practicing Tuesday.
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" Dino makes it clear that persistence is the key to his success, attributing his accomplishments to "just countless hours of trying out new things and failing.
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Even so, experts have been attributing the uptick in diabetes to the sudden economic growth in the country—and the lifestyle and diet changes that followed.
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"I would like to have a much softer tone," he told Sinclair Broadcasting, attributing his no-holds-barred style to a desire to get things done.
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"Ancient Nubia Now" is forthright in attributing this sidelining to, among other sources, the ancient Egyptians themselves, who made Nubia the target of relentless negative propaganda.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany warned that the virus could infect 60 percent to 70 percent of people in Germany, attributing the bleak prediction to experts.
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All 135 people on board were unharmed and evacuated safely, reported semi-official news agency Fars, attributing a spokesman for Iran's civil aviation agency, Reza Jafarzadeh.
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They also contradicted the previous description of the national security adviser's abrupt departure on Monday night, attributing the decision to Mr. Trump rather than Mr. Flynn.
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Despite Iran's earlier statements attributing the crash to a mechanical failure, Trudeau said Canadian officials were looking to be part of a "complete and credible" investigation.
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Right-wing outlets have been relishing the network's ratings and financial struggles, with some attributing ESPN's woes to its alienation of half of the country's voters.
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Not to mention, according to the New York Times, nine secretaries of state have released official statements specifically attributing this spike in voter registration to Facebook's feature.
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Lyrics are one thing, but an album release timed to coincide with the anniversary of someone's death is attributing a lot of really hurtful behavior to Swift.
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Feat. on Pix11 & NYPost—is riddled with comments attributing the violent behavior to the attackers' race, though the commenters are undecided on what race that might be.
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While Republican leaders have avoided gun debates at all costs, Democrats are attributing many of their electoral gains last fall to their strong positions on gun reform.
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Image 2 of 2 WARSAW, Poland – Polish lawmakers passed changes to a disputed Holocaust speech law on Wednesday, removing criminal provisions for attributing Nazi crimes to Poles.
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"The '90s was a decade promising communal diversity and unity," the brand's designers said, attributing the first step in that change to Nelson Mandela's release from prison.
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They are attributing their aesthetic, which is down to a trainer, a chef, a dietitian, photoshop and surgery to a powder that you buy over the internet.
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But EPA crossed the line when it asked members of the public to share EPA-composed propaganda on Facebook or Twitter without attributing it to the government.
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Crowdstrike, the firm brought in by the Democrats to deal with the hack, was one of the firms attributing it to Russian intelligence agencies, which Russia denied.
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In Britain, where "The Vegetarian" landed on The Evening Standard's best-seller list, reviews tried to make sense of its strangeness by attributing it to the culture.
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Greene said he already voted early for Hillary Clinton, attributing her qualification to her many roles in public service both on her own and alongside her husband.
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"I see Dylan more than I see my husband," Jones says of her co-host with Dreyer attributing their close relationship to their shared set dressing room.
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The metal, while supported by a weaker appetite for risky assets, has faced resistance at around $1,090 with some analysts attributing this to slow Asian physical demand.
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But not all women who danced for the Raiders chose to receive settlement money, Ms. Vinick said, attributing their decisions to fear of retaliation and job loss.
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But some are attributing its more than 200% gains this year to its use as an uncorrelated hedge against global tension and the U.S.-China trade war.
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Muslim leaders warned the government in 2014 of possible Islamic radicalization and Muslims turning to foreign Islamic groups for support, attributing this to attacks by Buddhist hardliners.
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So, I would just advise everybody to be careful about suddenly attributing to whoever pops up at a time of economic anxiety the label that they're populist.
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"I am not attributing this to the new administration since it's the first month of his presidency," said Neera Tanden, who served in the and White Houses.
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Although crash inquiries focus on preventing future accidents rather than attributing liability, any findings that the carrier fell short in plane maintenance or piloting could be damaging.
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At Tuesday's meeting, the BOJ said the economy remained in a gradual recovery, attributing recent weakness in exports and output due to a slowdown in emerging markets.
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"It's a reality because it's perceived as a reality," Khosla said of the sexual harassment problem, attributing its prominence to the high media profile of the ousters.
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"Kansans are attributing more of their dissatisfaction with the state's current fiscal problems to the governor, while still holding the legislature somewhat culpable," Fort Hays pollsters wrote.
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While NBA ratings have seen slight declines this season, many people attributing it to Lebron James moving to the Lakers, who play in the Pacific Time Zone.
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Estee Lauder raised its full-year profit forecast to $27-$23.7 per share from $7.54-$3.12, attributing the increase only to a smaller impact from the dollar.
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Police said there was no evidence her religion had been a factor and the Central Council of Jews in Germany cautioned against attributing any anti-Semitic motive.
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U.S. crude oil futures settled up $2.12, or 5.8 percent, at $38.46 a barrel, with traders attributing some of the last leg higher to the Fed announcement.
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"On demand insurance is expected to be worth $600bn by 2025," claimed Hitesh Saini, founder and CEO of the pitching Tikkr start-up, without attributing the research.
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She explained why she let the abuse continue for so long, attributing it to Stockholm syndrome, a condition when a captive feels an alliance with their captor.
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New export orders - an indicator of future activity - shrank at the fastest pace since February 2016, with companies attributing the decline to trade frictions and subsequent tariffs.
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Still, experts caution that attributing cyber attacks is notoriously difficult, as hackers regularly use techniques to cover their tracks and sometimes deliberately mislead investigators about their identity.
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While the researchers stopped short of attributing the attacks to the Iranian government, many of the targets seem to have also been targets of national law enforcement.
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Twitter previously denied allegations of shadow banning, attributing the situation to an algorithm intended to reduce the presence of white supremacists and other extremists on the platform.
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Spicer dismissed the accusations against him, telling conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt on Wednesday morning that attributing his comments to racism or sexism were "demeaning" to Ryan.
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Or, the bonuses may be due to the ongoing economic expansion and labor market tightening, with companies attributing them to the tax cut for public relations purposes.
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" Asked if he thought Cruz was actually questioning the bravery of New Yorkers after 85033/11, King didn't let up, attributing the senator's comments to "self-righteousness.
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During her post-meeting news conference, Yellen specifically referred to the balance sheet program as "watching paint dry," attributing the quote to Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker.
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Ms. Funk views herself as a Manhattan expatriate, despite a Rockland County, N.Y., upbringing, attributing that status to the years she lived here during her formative 22001s.
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The statistics bureau in June has addressed the issue three times within the last month, attributing the difference to changes in the sample size and statistical methodology.
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Opponents of the Paycheck Fairness Act often argue that it would do little to close the wage gap, attributing the gap to women's choices rather than discrimination.
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There is the issue that, unlike identifying a foreign uniformed enemy, definitively attributing a link between a foreign state and a hacking group can be extraordinarily difficult.
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" In the editorial, the paper went on to blast Hatch, attributing his influence to "his utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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The strategy seems to be working, as the company saw its net sales in the third quarter rise 7%, with analysts attributing the increase to product innovation.
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This has led to suspicions that either the attacks are becoming "more sophisticated and harder to detect," or that workers are attributing "unrelated illnesses" to the attacks.
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Modi, who is in Mynamar as part of a two-day bilateral visit, supported Suu Kyi's statement, attributing the violence of the last few weeks to extremists.
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So, if McCabe's and Comey's actions were driven by this noblest of ideals, why did the public vilify the FBI by attributing to it a partisan motive?
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So I would just advise everyone to be careful about suddenly attributing to whoever pops up at a time of economic anxiety the label that they're populist.
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Mainland markets stumbled on Monday despite the positive Chinese data, with analysts attributing dampened market sentiment to a financial policy meeting that took place at the weekend.
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Trilobites In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Jane Goodall started attributing personalities to the chimpanzees she followed in Gombe National Park in what is now Tanzania.
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"Everyone said I was being ridiculous, but now they're wishing they had listened to me," she said, attributing much of her early planning to her Chinese nanny.
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"They aren't attributing it to a manufacturing defect," Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit, the website that originally named the defect "touch disease," told me in an email.
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Zhongshan's exports slumped 4.53 percent in the first half with the customs agency attributing that to factors including the trade tension, which started to flare in March.
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A quick Twitter search shows hundreds of results attributing "people are dying who have never died before" to Trump, making it difficult to verify the first misattribution.
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With a Talmudic twist of logic, some Hasidic entrepreneurs take on a non-Jew as a presumptive partner, attributing profits made on the Sabbath to that person.
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So far, all we know is that the party is attributing the delay to "coding" problems with a new app used to collect and report the results.
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Mark Morgan, the acting CBP commissioner, has praised Mexico's enforcement efforts, attributing the recent drop in border apprehensions at the US southern border to López Obrador's administration.
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While underperforming credits put pressure on BDC portfolios, many are attributing the NAV decline to unique challenges faced by the borrowers, rather than any sector-wide trends.
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Manufacturing employment in sub-sectors such as transportation and warehousing rose by 20,000 in August, with Chamberlain attributing this continued growth to a rise in e-commerce.
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Malone issued his own statement, attributing his early retirement to turmoil caused by the Catholic Church's clergy sexual abuse crisis, and discord over his response to it.
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Attributing even a more robust margin like Northam's to a deep and enduring shift in the values of the electorate is where serious mandate errors come from.
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Symantec stops short of definitively attributing the attack, but the persistence and restraint involved in the years-long campaign suggests a nation state attacker with a political motive.
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Twitter's blog post, while not quite directly attributing any activity to those accounts, discussed what the company does to combat issues like gaming Trending Topics and automating spam.
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Screenshot of a fake quote sent out by the official GOP Twitter account attributing the saying to Abraham Lincoln (Twitter)21) Is this quote from Abraham Lincoln real?
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In 2002, the Mexican newsmagazine Proceso tracked Cardenas' rise to power, attributing it in part to his ability to manipulate the Mexican news media for his own benefit.
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It justifies the gaping inequalities in our society by attributing them to the skill and hard work of successful people and the incompetence and shortcomings of unsuccessful people.
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Indeed, Bannon told Rose that he disagreed with the Catholic Church's position on DACA — attributing the church's more liberal immigration position to the "economic" interests of the church.
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A Facebook post falsely attributing a pro-Trump quote to Kurt Russell seems to have copied the text from a Tweet that was posted a few days earlier.
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The big picture: Top 2020 Democrats are laying out detailed policy proposals on criminal justice reform, often attributing the issue to institutional racism and the War on Drugs.
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However, others say moving to The Great White North could potentially be a bad money move, attributing the reasons to employment, cost of living and potentially higher taxes.
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"The two fiscal years following [Johnson's] engagement have been the best years in the history of Starbucks coffee company," Schultz said, attributing some of that performance to Johnson.
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Last week, central bank data showed confidence among South Korean consumers hit a seven-year low in November, with Citi economists attributing the dismal performance to political unrest.
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ALASKA AIRLINES FLIGHT ATTENDANT ACCUSES FIRST OFFICER OF RAPE Just prior to the incident, police say Manley's wife Petrini Manley was complaining of allergies, attributing them to Zariel.
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"But even beyond those two explanations, I think retail automotive is getting more difficult," he said, attributing the challenges in part to the cyclical nature of the business.
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From a practical standpoint, though, Lord said campaigns soon find out that attributing them to a specific country has "diminishing returns" in terms of providing immediate security help.
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Branch announced today that it has acquired TUNE's attribution analytics team and business, a part of the SaaS platform that focuses on optimizing and accurately attributing ad spend.
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Overnight, the Aussie had gotten a boost from around $0.7660 in Asia trade Tuesday, with analysts attributing the rise to higher oil prices and improvement in risk appetite.
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"Market share clearly shows that today we have something like 70 percent across the region," Tan said, attributing the figure to localizing its services and investing in technology.
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RSP also increased its average daily production forecast in 2016 to 28,500-29,500 boe/d from 26,500-28,500 boe/d, largely attributing this to its existing wells' performance.
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Some reviewers with fine or thin hair say that the UltraLight Speed Dryer damaged their hair, attributing the damage to the intense heat used to dry hair quickly.
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The global giant had been attributing billions of dollars in profits to a phantom head office, allowing it to pay a tax rate of 1 percent or lower.
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Whether or not he was acting in the spirit of jihadist extremism, I believe that it is wrong to focus on attributing such violence solely to Muslim terrorism.
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The hack included attributing false statements calling Iran an Islamic power and speaking positively about the militant group Hamas to Qatar's emir, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad al-Thani.
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"Some of the criticism is unfounded and exaggerated," he said, attributing them to competition within the agency or within Washington, D.C. Click here from more from the hearing.
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Without the rigorous methodologies outlined in the National Academies report, we run the risk of attributing extreme weather to climate change based on sheer conjecture or political bias.
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Just one day after losing seven states to rival Clinton, Sanders and his team were already attributing the defeat to demographics and bias in the states holding primaries.
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The paper identified the body in 4083 as that of Frank Haynes of Bronston, Kentucky, attributing the name to the coroner and a letter written by the mother.
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Pinsky is well aware that fish, which can swim wherever they want, live in complex ecosystems, and attributing those shifts simply to climate change would be oversimplifying matters.
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"We went to every bank in Tulsa, and they all laughed at us and told us no," Cagle said, attributing the rejections to the pair not having assets.
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But Donald Trump quickly made it much worse, attributing protests against Kavanaugh to George Soros and declaring, falsely (and with no evidence), that the protesters were being paid.
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"Tariffs are working," the president said on Twitter, attributing an investment announced by U.S. Steel to the steel and aluminum tariffs Mr. Trump put into effect last year.
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Another expert cast further doubt on the idea of price manipulation during the currency's record-breaking months, attributing the radical jumps to a "madness" that overtook the market.
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"It's clear that the O.P.C.W.'s new unit for attributing blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria has its work cut out," Mr. Charbonneau said in a statement.
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But while Mr. Conte again commended Italy for its firm hand, he also sought to downplay the contagion, attributing the high numbers of infected to Lombardy's overzealous testing.
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But while Mr. Conte again commended Italy for its firm hand, he also sought to downplay the contagion, attributing the high numbers of infected to Lombardy's overzealous testing.
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I had tried to walk a very careful line writing Ms. Consolo's obituary — confirming what I could and attributing to others details that could not be independently verified.
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Aldar, Abu Dhabi's largest developer, reported last month a 28 percent fall in second-quarter profit attributing it to a revaluation of properties related to its retail portfolio.
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In the case of "Crossfire Hurricane," Hanlon's razor -- an aphorism for never attributing to malice that which can be adequately summed up by stupidity or incompetence -- seemingly applies.
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Fast-forward 30 years, and the repression left 200,2023 dead and 40,000 forcibly disappeared, with Guatemala's 1999 Truth Commission attributing 21625 percent of these crimes to government forces.
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The cases have tested the administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who was criticized by Aldrighett's relatives for attributing gender violence to the "neoliberalism" of his predecessors.
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A Ukraine International Airlines plane crashed in Iran early on Wednesday morning, killing all 176 people on board in what authorities are initially attributing to a technical issue.
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"I admit there was a delay," said Ms. Langar, attributing it to administrative problems, not financial ones, and vowing that all salaries will soon be up-to-date.
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Yet Damien Bancal, a French journalist who founded and runs the website Zataz, which focuses on digital security, said that attributing such activities to Russia was wild conjecture.
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Law enforcement officials have long faced an uphill battle in bringing hackers to justice, given the difficulty of attributing attacks and gathering enough evidence to successfully prosecute them.
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And for that they deserve to stay here," New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Wednesday, attributing the repeal to the president's "personal anti-Mexican, anti-Latino bias.
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Attributing divine qualities or giving individuals any of the 99 names of God is frowned upon in the kingdom, which follows the strict Sunni Muslim Wahhabi school of Islam.
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This immediately led to a deluge of Twitter comedians and trolls uploading fabricated quotes, like attributing pro-Bernie Sanders statements to Daou, who really hates the senator from Vermont.
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A source close to the sale had told Reuters earlier on Monday that there would be an extension to mid-July, attributing the delay to an forthcoming snap election.
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Some are attributing the rise in C-sections to Chinese parents' and grandparents' want of a lucky date, which includes dates with the number eight (8, 18, or 28).
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The president took to Twitter early Tuesday morning to mock the record-low ratings for Sunday night's 90th Academy Awards, attributing the issue to a shortage of movie stars.
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Danish politicians are attributing "simple mathematics" to the reason why they will cut off the Queen's grandchildren's yearly allowance once they come of age, according to a media report.
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The shilling was expected to be stable this year, Mwangi said, attributing it to solid foreign exchange reserves held by the central bank and a sustainable current account deficit.
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"We're kind of old in comparison to the players in our scene, and we're only 22," Paule explained, attributing the ageism to the fledgling state of Australia's esports scene.
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In a statement, Pick n Pay CEO Richard Brasher thanked his staff for delivering an "outstanding result in a difficult economy", attributing success to price cuts and efficiency gains.
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Around 10 minutes earlier, The San Antonio Express News had broken the story, and several other news organizations soon followed suit, some attributing the news to the Texas daily.
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Screenshot of a fake quote sent out by the official GOP Twitter account attributing the saying to Abraham Lincoln (Twitter)In fact, the quote probably originates from the 1940s.
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The European Medicines Agency also recently looked at the scientific evidence and found no link between the vaccine and the pain and other symptoms people are attributing to it.
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"The boy died of a head injury," said the source, who asked not be identified, declining to give specifics and stopping short of attributing the death to Israeli gunfire.
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Trump and his allies — including Breitbart's editor in chief, Alex Marlow — have attacked polls that put Clinton comfortably in the lead, attributing them to the media's pro-Clinton bias.
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Calling the identity piece "much tougher," Warner admits that he is "hoping that these platform companies come up with some ideas" for tracing and attributing political ad purchases. Sen.
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"Builders in Florida have reported stronger sales in January and are attributing it to the lower mortgage rates," said Lesley Deutch of California-based John Burns Real Estate Consulting.
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Simplifying the decision to gender and attributing young women's support of Sanders to a prowl for boys is not the way to get these important voters on your side.
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Nettleton from the University of Cambridge Institute of Criminology Criminology tweeted, attributing the comment to Murray, "DDoS-style police targeting of drug dealers' phones caused huge reductions in trade."
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But by attributing the blame for an underwhelming Conservative victory to the party's campaign, politicians and commentators may again be glossing over the real story of last night's upset.
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Clarification: The last-but-two paragraph of this article has been amended since publication to make it clear which comments we are attributing to Edward Farmer of WuXi NextCODE.
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Between February and April, non-Kohl's Charge purchases jumped almost 900 basis points, the company said, with management citing the Under Armour launch as attributing to the sharp increase.
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In my Year of Sherry, I'd talk myself out of the detrimental aspect of the practice, re-attributing that already misattributed Hemingway quote about writing drunk and editing sober.
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A total volume of $12 million traded on the interbank on Friday at an average rate of 290 naira, with traders attributing the sale to a central bank intervention.
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"Now he has launched a new crowdfunding campaign using my face and name without my permission and attributing words to me that I never wrote or said," she continued.
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"For months, I've been warning you away from this one and the whole food delivery business," the host said, attributing his bleak outlook to intense competition in the space.
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I love it because I can say 'f------' and not one of you is attributing that to the fact that everyone with my skin color has a dirty mouth.
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He tries to avoid the pitfalls of traditional nature writing, such as anthropocentrism (believing humans are the planet's central species) and anthropomorphism (attributing human traits and emotions to animals).
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Researchers have previously suggested that higher temperatures may result in more aggression in populations, though critics argue that attributing a form of behavior to one factor is overly simplistic.
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At around the time of the show's airing in 2014, the FCC's comment filing site also slowed down, which the commission is now attributing to a cyberattack as well.
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FIFA also announced it lost $122 million in 2015, its first deficit since 2002, attributing that mainly to the costs of battling the worst graft scandal in its history.
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" SUSAN SILVER NEW YORK ♦ To the Editor: Peter Beinart is too kind in attributing "lumpers" and "splitters" to me in his review of Jason Stanley's "How Fascism Works.
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Overall, the app generated $50.4 million in revenue, with Sensor Tower attributing increased spending partly to coronavirus lockdowns in China which are forcing millions of citizens to stay indoors.
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He falsely accused Democrats of wanting to turn the United States into Venezuela in interviews on Fox News, wrongly attributing the country's economic crisis to its health care system.
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After all, companies have every incentive to curry favor with a sitting administration by attributing nice things they would have done in any case to Dear Leader's glorious policies.
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So Mazarr bats away what he calls "erroneous mythologies" attributing the war to a neoconservative conspiracy or describing it as a plot to protect Israel or seize Arab oil.
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The Fed's chairman, Jerome H. Powell, has dismissed the weakness in price increases, attributing it during a news conference this month to "transient" factors that would probably not last.
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Trump sought to blame Monday's decline in the markets squarely on the dispute between Saudi Arabia and Russia, suggesting the media has falsely attributing the drop to the coronavirus.
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Bank of America analysts agreed the stock was "best in class," attributing their downgrade to neutral to balance-sheet pressure JPMorgan could feel in a low-interest-rate environment.
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"We are attributing this (bomb) to the New IRA as we are the disorder that occurred later on in the evening," Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton told BBC radio.
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Before trading opened on Tuesday morning, Robinhood sent users an email apologizing for the downtime and attributing it to issues with its infrastructure, saying the problem had been fixed.
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Carlson says people often have trouble attributing which streamer carries which show, as when people protested the show Good Omens at Netflix even though it ran on Amazon Prime.
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While some experts have urged caution about attributing the attack so quickly, others at cybersecurity companies FireEye and ThreatConnect have backed up Area 1's claim about Russian involvement.
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" When he became the Gold Team leader, he maintained, "the command had changed, but I had not," attributing his travel violations to either "bad judgment or a bad habit.
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Indeed, the persistence of conspiracy theories attributing Shakespeare's work to the Earl of Oxford or other candidates is a symptom of how little we actually understand about his life.
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"To improve education, we must first involve women," said Tom, attributing the differences between local schools and refugee schools to the sensitization done by aid agencies in the camps.
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Earlier this year, she published a series of bizarre comments about football player Odell Beckham Jr., attributing to him an entire internal monologue about her sexual appeal (or lack thereof).
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," he said in a statement released by Papa John's.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," John Schnatter said in a statement to Fox News.
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We still had this mystery that carried charm from the world just prior; I feel maybe that was a factor attributing to the cult energy that built around us, perhaps.
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Of course, there's always a Facebook scandal in the news so attributing this high volume of possible defectors to any one event could be a case of broken clock syndrome.
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The World Bank also raised its growth outlook for China this year to 6.5 percent from its October forecast of 6.4 percent, attributing it to faster-than-anticipated 2017 growth.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," said Schnatter in a statement released by Papa John's.
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Overall, new business in Germany's private sector grew at a slower pace with some companies attributing the slowdown partly to a weaker rise in new export orders placed with manufacturers.
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The best thing ever to happen to Twitter is Donald Trump, Trump tweeted on Tuesday, after Twitter reported its results, attributing the comment to Fox Business Network host Maria Bartiromo.
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But he's also lacking the necessary context, because attributing that slide to any one factor — as opposed to the massive ratings declines facing all television programming — is specious at best.
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It's easy for an idealist like me to get sucked in by the effects of new technology and to start attributing some ethical agency on the part of its creators.
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman tweeted that Abbas had "reached a new low in attributing the cause of massacres of Jewish people over the years to their 'social behavior'".
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An employee at an upscale clothing store who declined to give his name said the amount of shoppers was unusual even in high season, attributing it to the lira's fall.
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Oni did concede that Chinese investment in Nigerian energy has been "quite limited" and that sentiment was "hesitant generally," attributing this to a lack of available assistance on government policy.
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Smartphone shipments were 14.8 million units in the quarter, up 10 per cent from year before quarter — with LG attributing the growth "in large part" to sales in "the Americas".
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The criticism began on Tuesday when a users took to Twitter to accuse the retailer for appropriating the South Asian fashion with attributing its inspiration (but when do they ever?).
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What's interesting is that, according to Ryerson assistant professor Colleen Carney, many people don't realize they have a fear of the dark and are attributing their anxiety to something else.
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"The '90s was a decade promising communal diversity and unity," the designers said in their show notes, attributing the first step in that change to Nelson Mandela's release from prison.
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Njoroge accused Boeing of "utter prejudice and a disrespect," arguing the company prevented the plane from being grounded earlier by attributing the Lion Air crash to errors by foreign pilots.
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"Consumption in China has remained weak," Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based senior precious metals analyst at Refinitiv GFMS said, attributing the tepid demand to a slowdown in the economy.
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She stopped short of attributing Calvo's death to the morchella mushroom she ordered, and said autopsy results would have to come through before a cause of death could be determined.
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Although the exact cause of most mental illness is not known, many believe in the biopsychosocial model, attributing mental illness to a combination of genetic, biological, psychological, and environmental factors.
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Inflation has slowed more than expected this year, the central bank said in a monthly report on consumer prices, attributing the slowdown to a stronger rouble and strong agricultural harvest.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," John Schnatter said in a statement reported by CNN.
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LONDON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - * British wholesale spot gas prices up 22 percent on Monday with traders attributing the rally to the shutdown of the Forties pipeline in the North Sea.
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Democrats who did notice improvement also did not give the credit to Republicans in office, with only 7 percent attributing the positive change to Trump, Republicans in Congress or both.
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The Paris deal aims to substantially reduce global greenhouse gas emissions, and in his floor speech, Palmer cited a well-discredited Heritage Foundation study attributing job loss to Paris compliance.
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"'The real "Obstruction of Justice" is what the Democrats are trying to do to this Attorney General,'" Trump tweeted, attributing the quote to a Jordan appearance on Fox Business Network.
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Revenue slipped 0.9 percent to 975 million shekels, with the company attributing the drop to price erosion from competition in the mobile sector, although revenue from fixed-line services rose.
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But he did take the time to put words in his victims' mouths, trivializing the predatory nature of his acts by attributing the issue to their "admiration" of him. Wow.
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The beverage company said on Tuesday that net revenues grew 6% to $10 billion in the second quarter, attributing the growth in part to innovations within the classic Coke brand.
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Another factor analysts are attributing to the greenback's weakness is that global investors, including sovereign wealth funds and central banks, are looking to diversify their dollar holdings into other currencies.
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As Jordan Weissman writes at Slate, there's something peculiar about conservatives attributing Apple's capital expenditure and job creation plans to the GOP tax bill, something obscured in the company's messaging.
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Since the Olympic London 2017 games, many people have debated when was Usain's actual last race, with dissenters attributing the moment to the last race he had on Jamaican soil.
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He was fired from his first reporting job, at The Times of London, for inventing a quote and attributing it to an Oxford professor (who happened to be his godfather).
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Attributing his heinous act to his immigration status dilutes the more relevant truth that he lacked the ability to know right from wrong and had zero respect for human life.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true, " Schnatter said in a statement released by Papa John's.
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Panic and confusion erupted in Central Park on Saturday night after a loud noise frightened concertgoers at the Global Citizen Festival, with some people erroneously attributing the sound to gunshots.
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Mr. Ghosn has denied the allegations, attributing his fall to a coup engineered by Nissan's top leadership that he said was intended to divert attention from the company's poor performance.
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"I started to notice that I was getting an everything bagel on my midriff," said Mr. Calagione, attributing the weight gain to the multiple beers he drinks daily for work.
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Analysts are attributing the historic fall over the past week to a "dash for cash" as investors abandon all asset classes in favor of parking their money and cutting losses.
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In 2013, for example, she posted on Twitter, "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life," attributing the phrase to Confucius.
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Prosecutors did not file a case at the time, attributing the decision to conflicting evidence, and Elliott denied the allegations under oath in the appeal hearing, according to the lawsuit.
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Malone issued his own statement at the time, attributing his early retirement to turmoil caused by the Catholic Church's clergy sexual abuse crisis, and discord over his response to it.
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"The idea that you can increase yield in any way, and that attributing a value to that, that this could be good for business, that's Nestle and Folgers," he says.
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Attributing individual hurricanes to climate change is notoriously difficult, and many factors contributed to the storms, including the West African monsoon, lack of wind shear, natural climate cycles, and chance.
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Nebane Abienwi, 37, was hospitalized in San Diego last Thursday following a "hypertensive event," according to ICE, with doctors attributing his death to a brain hemorrhage and resulting brain death.
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Clinton was widely seen as personally closed off during the campaign, with many attributing it to the personal scrutiny she took during Bill Clinton's bid for president and eventual impeachment.
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A source shared that Montana was coming off of a strenuous schedule that had taken him to four countries in six days, possibly attributing to his rapid decline in health.
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Juniper also released weak first quarter earnings and revenue guidance, attributing the disappointing outlook to reduced volume from product delays for its large cloud customers, according to a company filing.
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CRAIG GABRIELSEN, CHESTER, N.J. To the Editor: Allan Ripp's frustration with his hiring efforts is understandable, yet the wider picture should be analyzed before attributing blame to those seeking employment.
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But if you asked them if they were a couple at the time, they'd shrug it off, attributing their intimacy to a close creative bond: They were simply best friends.
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"Women are over-50% of America, yet the exhibits and statues attributing success to women are miniscule, throughout the country," Jane Abraham, Chairman of the Commission, tells The Creators Project.
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The diplomatic quagmire was triggered on May 23 when Qatar News Agency and state TV were hacked attributing quotes to the controversial leader Hamid Al Thani that were pro-Iranian.
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No. He's tried to get around this charge in the primary by attributing his change of mind to events: namely, the border crisis of 2014 and the rise of ISIS.
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On Wednesday, 140 fires were raging in the province, down from 163 on Sunday, British Columbia chief fire information officer Kevin Skrepnek said, attributing the drop to cooler, less windy conditions.
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Attributing attacks to Dragonfly hackers has become harder, Chien said, because the group has taken to using publicly available hacker tools, like phishery or Shellter, to do much of their work.
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A number of U.K. property funds have suspended dealing or made changes to fair value adjustments attributing it to the move difficult market conditions, following the Brexit vote on June 23.
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The advocacy organization has noted a spike in anti-Muslim discrimination and hate crimes in recent months, attributing it at least in part to Islamophobic rhetoric used by various public figures.
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Do you worry that we're attributing too much power to our machines — that our inner lives haven't really changed much and that we just have more tools to express ourselves today?
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Israel and Poland have clashed on this semantic issue before, holding secret backchannel talks last year over a controversial Polish law that criminalized attributing crimes committed during the Holocaust to Poland.
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The company, however, said it now sees digital advertising revenue to fall in the high-single digits percentage, attributing the drop to the timing of some large-scale, multi-month deals.
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Elsewhere in the UK, British product testing company Intertek was the biggest faller in London, with a dealer attributing the drop to profit taking after largely in line full-year results.
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On Tuesday, administration officials sought to underscore Trump's tough-on-immigration stance, attributing a drop in border apprehensions to his actions and rhetoric over the first six months of his tenure.
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We've learned recently that Bobby is more fallible than he appears, and finally he seems to have realized it, too, attributing the bad trade to some mental lapse he cannot identify.
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" Schnatter on Wednesday issued an apology for the remarks, stating, "News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true.
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"For months, I've been warning you away from this one and the whole food delivery business," the "Mad Money" host said, attributing his bleak outlook to intense competition in the space.
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ANZ analysts Daniel Hynes and Soni Kumari said Brent could reach $80 a barrel by the end of this year, attributing recent strength to rising geopolitical risks and tighter global supply.
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Origin irritates when it talks about science's war with religion in terms you'd expect from an eighth grader, attributing wars to the difference in creation myths rather than, you know, politics.
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Others argued that because the United States also conducts covert cyberspace operations that could not be discussed in public, the statement attributing blame to Moscow required no elaboration, the sources said.
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Some big bond managers, however, remain skeptical of the rebound, attributing it more to a clutch of technical factors that will soon peter out than to a lasting improvement in fundamentals.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true, " Schnatter said Wednesday in a statement released by Papa John's.
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At this point, pretending that both sides are equally to blame, or attributing political violence to spreading hatred without identifying who's responsible for that spread, is a form of deep cowardice.
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Mr. Bossert said that attributing thousands of deaths in Puerto Rico purely to the storm was a tricky business, a view privately held by many still serving in the Trump administration.
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" Attributing U.T.J.'s success to its achievements in restoring rights and funding for the ultra-Orthodox over the last four years, he added: "I can send you a WhatsApp right now.
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When we anthropomorphize algorithms and imagine that breakthroughs in artificial intelligence come directly from algorithms, it is analogous to attributing this masterpiece of art to "Linear Perspective" rather than to Raphael.
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On a Facebook page open only to Carrier union members, there have been several posts a week complaining about the absenteeism and occasionally attributing it to abuse of family medical leave.
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"We're doing things differently than we've ever done here at Papa John's," Lynch told CNBC, attributing much of the fourth-quarter growth to promoting a new menu item, Garlic Parmesan Crust.
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Attributing conflicts to "tribalism" allows writers to appear objective, but it also makes it easy to sidestep questions of facts and history and treat everything as an unsolvable matter of interpretation.
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In corporate news, Sainsbury's reported a weak Christmas quarter before the bell, attributing a drop in like-for-like sales to poor demand for general merchandise while emphasizing solid food sales.
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But 31 of the countries, including the above, saw spreads tighten since March 2016, it said, attributing the gains to oil's price rise and improving economic growth across the developing world.
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"The United States is disappointed that the President of Poland has signed legislation that would impose criminal penalties for attributing Nazi crimes to the Polish state," Tillerson said in a statement.
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"America has the surprising audacity of attributing to Iran the protests of the Iraqi people against (Washington's) savage killing of at least 25 Iraqis," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said.
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This is what the modern madness of attributing magical, make-or-break powers to a school with an acceptance rate of 15 percent or 453 percent or even 5 has wrought.
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The moment you start attributing any kind of characteristic to one gender or the other, you're not reflecting the world I live in — and you're setting the women up for failure.
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Many of the myths that are out there go to what I call "the Great Title II head fake"—which is attributing to Title II things that it does not do.
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There is allegedly science behind this Dan Dierdorf assembly line, as you can clearly tell by the percent signs and a footnote attributing them to work done by a UCLA communications professor.
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"These measures will help ensure the manufacturing sector in Singapore remains globally competitive," it said, attributing the strong semiconductors performance partly to demand from China's smartphone market and improved global semiconductor demand.
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"That is in question nowadays," he said attributing presidents' willingness to defy protesters, as well as their seeming desperation in holding on to power, to lessons drawn from Venezuela's descent into chaos.
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"[Vineyards are] understanding the terroir better and making much better wines as compared to five years ago," says Bhasin, attributing part of the recent growth in Indian wine culture to national growers.
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Hypervigilance can mean "always being worried about what gender people are attributing to your voice and feeling like you're constantly negotiating it," says Paz Galupo, a professor of psychology at Towson University.
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Analysts at Canaccord Genuity raised their price target from $52 to $56, attributing the company's growth to its share expansion within the Android ecosystem as well as content gains with top customers.
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What if the people Emma spoke to had paid attention to what she said instead of attributing the events to her drinking habits or her on-and-off relationship with Marquis-Boire?
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In the Caixin survey, new export orders - an indicator of future activity -contracted at the fastest pace since February 2016, with companies attributing the shrinking orders to trade frictions and subsequent tariffs.
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Though Brielle's mom Kim Zolciak-Biermann originally denied the split on Twitter, she confirmed the news while appearing on Watch Happens Live with Andy Cohen, attributing the breakup to her daughter's age.
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Meanwhile, Trump fans the flames further, attributing the firebombing of the GOP's North Carolina office on October 16 to "animals representing" Clinton and state Democrats, even though the investigation is still underway.
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"It was as if Freud's ghost were haunting Europe," she observes, with other nations "gazing at Ukraine through the lens of projection, attributing to others what they could not accept in themselves."
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Additionally, the judge found that Trump campaign officials couldn't be held accountable for the publication of documents because of the way the DNC wrote its lawsuit, attributing the hack only to Russia.
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In the Caixin survey, new export orders - an indicator of future activity - contracted at the fastest pace since February 2016, with companies attributing the shrinking orders to trade frictions and subsequent tariffs.
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Mercury's orbit shows this warping most clearly—and, indeed, before Einstein's work, scientists were long puzzled by its strangeness, even attributing it to gravitational effects from a made-up planet called Vulcan.
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The company said it did not plan to pay quarterly dividends in 2017, attributing the profit drop to lower gross profits, higher financial charges, and non-recurring items booked during the quarter.
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"Now it appears al-Baghdadi himself, the leader of the ISIS, has specifically ordered terroristic activities here in the Philippines," Duterte claimed, attributing it to information he'd received from his security officials.
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"This past quarter was a great one for China stocks," said Larry Hu, China economist at Macquarie, attributing the rise to solid earnings growth, a strengthening property market and a stable yuan.
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The report contains much else of interest, including new science more confidently attributing individual weather events to climate change, but it is this central conclusion we should dwell on for a moment.
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The company said Friday that revenue from smartphone games rose by 7% compared to the same quarter last year, attributing the jump to 10 new releases in the three months to September.
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" In the wake of the summit, Paul has been a notable defender of Trump, breaking with members of his party by declining to criticize him and attributing the backlash to "partisan politics.
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The coastguard and analysts of North Korea have played down the fears, attributing the surge in boats to more mundane reasons, such as a North Korean drive to increase winter fish catches.
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Soon thousands of cat owners who support British membership in the bloc posted pictures of their cats in a purportedly resentful or irritated state, attributing their dark mood to Brexit-induced depression.
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Much of the information provided in the report is not new, the source said, reflecting the difficulty of publicly attributing cyber attacks without revealing classified sources and methods used by the government.
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A week later, on July 29, the conversation was just as loud, with Pew attributing the three-million-tweet-strong discussion that day to protests held in response to Ms. Bland's death.
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Those emails began to appear on Friday afternoon, just hours after the director of National Intelligence and the Department of Homeland Security issued a statement attributing previous hacks to the Russian government.
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But there's a problem with attributing it to him, because he ran a securities firm that failed—he was cited for reckless and unbusinesslike dealing, and basically expelled from the stock exchange.
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Labour did not perform as well as some had expected in some parts of London in local elections this month, with some attributing that to Corbyn's handling of the anti-Semitism row.
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Naviliat-Cuncic's sleuthing revealed that de Boer had been reporting anomalies in nuclear transitions and attributing them to missing bosons for decades, seldom replicating his results from one experiment to the next.
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But reducing the matter to millennial laziness, attributing the impending death of the industry to a generation's feeling that it should get something for nothing, ignores everything about where we've come from.
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" Those reasons may range "from having unprotected sex on a red day, to the app wrongly attributing a green day, or the chosen method of contraception on a red day having failed.
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"We did a decent job defending the honor of our country," he said in thanking the president, attributing the outcome to both the Russian character and support from across this vast land.
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We learned that the guards in these concentration camps were rarely West Germans — they were often Eastern Europeans, as if to suggest that attributing the Holocaust solely to Germany exaggerated the matter.
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"The rule of law, greater democracy—these are good things to be demanding," she adds, attributing her views to an "open mind" and software that allows her to bypass China's censorship apparatus.
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" Just as the building blocks of a language have to cohere when assembled, she added, "the group of drawings that we are attributing to somebody have to make sense as a whole.
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In recent months, Fed officials have taken to attributing low inflation to "idiosyncratic" factors, including a decline in cellphone service prices, as if a one-off oddity can explain entrenched low inflation.
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The Interior Department confirmed the project Thursday, saying it is both necessary to replace old doors that are in "disrepair" and attributing the high cost to the historical nature of the building.
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This past spring, Westinghouse filed for bankruptcy, attributing their financial state largely to the mounting liabilities associated with the Vogtle project and the construction of two other nuclear reactors in South Carolina.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true, " Schnatter said July 11 in a statement released by Papa John's.
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The researchers said they are not attributing a margin of error to the findings because it's not a probability-based sample — it's based on people who agreed to participate in the survey.
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Janney added that this is higher than the 100bp of normalized losses expected by the market, attributing this to poor underwriting standards and exposure to the troubled energy sector in its report.
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There was James Damore, abruptly terminated from Google after he wrote an essay attributing the company's difficulty in attracting female software engineers more to biology and free choice than to systemic discrimination.
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On Wednesday morning, however, Mr. López Obrador seemed more receptive to the protesters' demands, applauding the congressional vote in favor of harsher prison terms and attributing it in part to societal pressure.
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"The metal index has come off signicantly within the last quarter and a little bit of noise and recovery was on table," said Weng attributing the gains to short covering by investors.
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That meant India was losing its share of the global trade pie, said Panagariya, attributing some of those losses to the appreciation of the rupee against currencies other than the U.S. dollar.
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But a senior security researcher at Russia's top cybersecurity firm, Kaspersky — which typically avoids attributing cyberattacks to specific actors — told The Guardian in January that the evidence of Moscow's involvement was overwhelming.
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A 2016 surgeon general report found that about 10 percent of people in the US with a drug use disorder get specialty treatment — attributing the low rate largely to a lack of access.
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The current Turkish government has been quite aggressive about attributing alleged anti-government sentiment to people in pretty much every nook and cranny of the country and abroad—including, now, food TV shows.
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"The thousands of people living with albinism now know they can run for any political office," he said, attributing his loss to the fact his pockets were not as deep as his rivals.
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Trump spoke about the struggle with alcoholism of his older brother, Fred, in his own remarks, attributing his avoidance of alcohol and tobacco to witnessing the effects of addiction in his own family.
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Actually watching the clip, it's hard to say how much of these reactions are for real and how much the public is attributing their own views of Allen onto the women's facial expressions.
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It also said, for last year, it booked revenue of 120.7 billion yen and a net loss of 7.6 billion yen, attributing the loss to the cost of closing an online radio company.
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A government-sponsored study published in January showed that violent crime had risen about 10 percent in 2015 and 2016, attributing more than 90 percent of the rise to young male asylum seekers.
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The attacks used the same infrastructure as other attacks attributed to Russia Attributing hacks to specific hackers is difficult work, in part because it is possible to modify digital evidence after the fact.
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"We are placing significant emphasis on fleet quality, the customer experience, brand development and systems transformation," CEO Kathryn Marinello said, attributing the wider losses to increased investments being made in a "turnaround" effort.
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"My paintings help me travel to magical places without having to actually leave," she elaborates, attributing her folkloric style to a significant influence by Tove Jansson who created the famed Moomin children's books.
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Scientists at the National Bioforensics Analysis Center and in the Bioforensics R&D Program at DHS would have played an essential role in determining the origin of the bioagent and attributing the attack.
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Chief Executive Eric Olsen said he expected the U.S. market to continue on a solid growth path, attributing a recent downturn to bad weather in some regions and a delay in some projects.
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The company just announced the price increase on its first quarter earnings call, attributing the spike to the service's rising costs, and noting that this was its first price hike since March 2014.
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Lawyers for Cohen said in a later court filing that Avenatti's report contained "numerous inaccurate statements, " including attributing payments to Trump's lawyer that were actually sent to different people also named Michael Cohen.
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Warning signs about the health of the electronics sector have lingered in recent weeks, with Apple Inc cutting its first quarter revenue forecast and attributing its iPhone revenue shortfall primarily to Greater China.
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But U.S. stocks are still up 7.5 percent year-to-date and world stocks hit record highs this week, with BAML attributing the robust performance to the resilient earnings-per-share (EPS) picture.
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Early this year Novartis Chief Executive Joe Jimenez replaced Alcon's chief executive following successive quarters of falling sales, attributing the poor performance to a lack of innovative new products and waning customer focus.
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That iron slurry is the most likely source of the discoloration in the "blood river," environmental groups and Russian environmental regulators said, attributing the red hue to iron oxide, better known as rust.
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But neither did he concede a mistake in backing the Republican candidate, Roy S. Moore, despite sexual misconduct allegations, attributing the loss to Mr. Moore and the national party establishment that abandoned him.
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At various other points, Pence signaled with his body language (head shakes) or brief interruptions like the simple word "no" that viewers shouldn't believe the nasty-sounding comments Kaine was attributing to Trump.
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"I'd rather be defeated in right than succeed in wrong," Mr. Katzman said during a 2014 deposition related to a deal he had worked on, attributing the quote to President James A. Garfield.
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Puth struggled a bit more throughout the General Trivia round, but got back in his groove with the Quotes round, correctly attributing character quotes to Monica, Gunther, Richard, Ross, Joey, Phoebe and more.
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Deaths of journalists in the line of duty fell sharply in 2016 compared with the year before, a news media advocacy group said Monday, attributing the decline to fewer intentional killings of journalists.
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So says KraneShares' Brendan Ahern about his bullish forecast for Chinese stocks in 2020, which he's attributing to the largely overlooked strength of the consumers who are fueling the world's second-largest economy.
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Attributing an offline purchase to any one online ad is tricky, especially given how many devices people use and that they may not always buy something immediately after they see an ad online.
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But diplomats also said additional sanctions on Russia were unlikely to win support because attributing the nerve attack to Moscow was difficult and also because keeping existing economic sanctions on Russia was already difficult.
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Leslaw Piszewski said that the Jewish community in Poland was "very pleased" to see the government&aposs decision to back away from imposing criminal provisions for anyone attributing Nazi Germany&aposs crimes to Poles.
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Mr Feldman's brief cited one of those oddities: "attributing to Congress an inexplicable intent to trust agencies like petitioner hospitals to establish church plans—but then to forbid them to maintain the plans themselves".
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If neither one does the job, the intelligence community will have to face some very hard truths about attributing cyberattacks — and foreign countries may find themselves surprised at what they can get away with.
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When our brand is, use the expression, dragged through the mud by within a public context, by someone attributing something to our brand that is not true [editor's note: See the previous note, above].
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Though Brielle's mom Kim Zolciak-Biermann originally denied the split on Twitter, she confirmed the news days later while appearing on Watch Happens Live with Andy Cohen, attributing the breakup to her daughter's age.
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But it's also true that tech media has been so thirsty for such stories that it may have put the cart before the horse, attributing success to a work very much still in progress.
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And while it's fair to ask users to do their due diligence by making sure they're properly attributing photos, these changes really seem designed to stop images from being grabbed in the first place.
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Wheeler has served as acting administrator of the EPA since July, and came under scrutiny during his confirmation hearing for attributing increased wildfires in California to forest management, rather than climate change-induced drought.
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For example: Trump Soho's visits are reviewed alongside visits to all hotels in the New York City DMA, so when there's a seasonal dip, we're not attributing it as a dip in absolute visits.
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LONDON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Angola's sovereign wealth fund made a profit of $40.5 million in the third quarter, it said on Wednesday, attributing it to a good performance in its bonds and securities investments.
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"We cut approximately $600 million off the F-35 fighter, and that only amounts to 90 planes out of close to 3,353 planes," Trump said, attributing that figure to Lockheed chief executive Marillyn Hewson.
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"If you think you're too small to make an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito," she said, attributing the quote to Anita Roddick, the founder of the cosmetics firm The Body Shop.
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Provisions for credit losses across JPMorgan rose 14 percent, with the bank attributing much of that to its credit card business, and 15 percent at Citi in the quarter compared to a year ago.
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Shares in the company were up 2.9 percent by 13 GMT, the biggest gainer in the STOXX Europe 600 Personal & Household Goods Index, with analysts attributing the gain to the outlook for cost savings.
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Its conversion will provide a serious test case for peers Apollo Global Management, Carlyle Group LP and Blackstone as to whether the higher tax burden is offset by the market's attributing a higher valuation.
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Peter Lee, Covered California's executive director, on Wednesday accused the executives of the country's largest private health insurer of trying to pass the buck by attributing nearly $1 billion losses to the ObamaCare marketplace.
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Its Milan-listed shares jumped more than 3 percent at one point, then fell to stand at 6.29 euros, down 0.1 percent, by 1500 GMT with traders attributing the fall to the GAC denial.
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Assad used sarin in November 222, as the UN entity for attributing chemical use in Syria expired, ensuring that no UN Security Council (UNSC)-authorized investigative body remained to determine blame for chemical attacks.
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Previously, McGrath said Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," additionally attributing the act to his diminished height after being confined to a wheelchair since 226.
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To think otherwise is akin to attributing the New England Patriots' playoff comeback against the Jacksonville Jaguars to the television commentators rather than to the efforts of the players and coaches on the field.
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Earlier this month Motherboard found a Facebook document fell for fake news, attributing an image to the recent violence in Myanmar when it in fact dated from an earthquake in another country years earlier.
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"I'm not hugely into conscious rap, but I think that the conversation's moved..." he says, attributing the shift to a new found confidence among a "post-Obama" generation of artists such as Kendrick Lamar.
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"We have nothing to be apologetic about as a country," he said, noting that the country has reduced its carbon emissions in recent years, attributing that to innovation and technology rather than government regulation.
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They're too busy doing the important journalistic work of attributing Sanders' best debate lines to Warren (yes that really happened), slamming the left for their wokenomics, and asking hard hitting questions about friendship. Sen.
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While attributing individual weather disasters to climate change remains a complex task, scientists say droughts and floods are likely to happen more frequently and become more intense, while storms are fueled by warmer seas.
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Samsung says it's anticipating a general pickup across its business in 2020, attributing the expected improvements to "increasing demand from data center companies" for memory chips, as well as greater adoption of 5G smartphones.
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"(I) don't think that Angela Merkel will have it as easy as the last two times," he said, attributing this to her not being forthcoming on the subjects of taxes and pensions, among others.
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The debate over racism swirled this week when ESPN anchor Jemele Hill lashed out at Trump on Twitter, calling him a "white supremacist" and attributing his rise to the Oval Office to white supremacy.
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To attribute terrorism to us is akin to attributing the violence of Timothy McVeigh, who set off a deadly bomb in Oklahoma City in 1995, to patriotism, or white supremacist ideologies to Christian teachings.
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Sales in its mobile division fell 20 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2018 with the company attributing it to lower-than-expected sales of its high-end Galaxy S9 device.
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Long before Republicans began attributing every negative development to the machinations of the "deep state," they were insisting that global warming was a gigantic hoax perpetrated by a vast global cabal of corrupt scientists.
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Ford's Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks said its commodity costs during the quarter were about $300 million higher from last year, attributing about half of that to the U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Since then, the cryptocurrency has been on the rise this year, with experts attributing the price jump to big firms like ICE and Facebook, with its planned libra cryptocurrency, getting involved in the space.
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She was absent from The Wendy Williams Show from January until March 4, attributing the lengthy hiatus to a fractured shoulder and her battle with a Graves' disease, an autoimmune disease that affects the thyroid.
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According to the FBI, in March 2012 D'Souza contributed $10,000 to Long's campaign on behalf of himself and his wife — attributing $5,000 from each, the amount permitted from any one individual under the Election Act.
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There are so many inputs into violent acts (and violent cultures like the "honor culture" (PDF) ethnographers have described in the American South) that attributing violence mostly to a single variable seems like a reach.
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Similarly, the pipeline that Russian propaganda websites have into Donald Trump's brain led to hilarious moments like Trump attributing a quote from journalist Kurt Eichenwald to Clinton acquaintance Sydney Blumenthal while reading a printout onstage.
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And despite the emergence of a narrative attributing Trump's slight boost to a so-called Kavanaugh bump, it's difficult to determine how much of Trump's recovery is actually a reflection of the Kavanaugh confirmation fight.
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"In a review of our data, we are not seeing any significant error rates that attributable to a specific demographic," Wagner testified, attributing CBP's allegedly bias-free system to the high quality of its photos.
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The number of tourists visiting Egypt rose by 54 percent in the same seven-month period on an annual basis to reach 4.3 million, he said, attributing the increase to visitors from Germany and Ukraine.
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Suez rose 2.7 percent in early session trading, the top performer on Paris' SBF-120 index, with traders attributing its gains to brokerage Raymond James' decision to upgrade the stock to "outperform" from "market perform".
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Attributing success to "team spirit" might sound trite, but in the world of sevens consistent selection is a rarity: Britain's Olympic squad had only trained together for a handful of weeks before arriving in Rio.
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North Korea on Tuesday threw the summit into doubt when it said it would pull out of high-level talks with Seoul, attributing the decision to joint military exercises between the U.S. and the South.
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"The price for steel scrap increased by almost 100 yuan ($14.30) per tonne in October from a month earlier," said Tang Chuanlin, analyst with CITIC Securities, attributing it to a supply shortage and seasonal factors.
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At first blush, this makes sense: investigators, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA,) want to clearly define a drug's safety and efficacy, and avoid erroneously attributing consequences of other medical conditions to the drug.
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Facebook, for example, said it took action against 2.5 million hate speech posts in the first quarter of 2018, an increase from 56 percent in the previous quarter, attributing the uptick in improved detection methods.
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Patricia E. Kane, the lead curator of American decorative arts at the University Art Gallery here, has overseen a team that is attributing thousands of antiques and fragments of architectural ornament to Rhode Island carvers.
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Dorsey said that more than half of Square's adjusted revenue came from products Square created in the last five years, while attributing Cash App's growth in downloads to a "network effect" of friends and families.
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Before puzzling why any institution would do something so self-destructive and attributing the cause to irrationality or worse, we should consider perhaps that the system is now working just as many people would prefer.
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In this white paper, we noted the challenge of attributing threat activity to foreign actors ourselves, but we specifically referenced the assessment of the U.S. government that this actor was tied to Russia's intelligence services.
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A steady stream of good economic news, including announcements of bonuses and raises that some corporations are attributing to the tax cut, have amounted to a substantial if belated public relations campaign for the bill.
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Then, over scallops and rack of lamb on Thursday night, EU leaders discussed Russia for three-and-a-half hours, first attempting to agree a formal statement attributing blame for the toxin attack to Moscow.
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Attributing the recent gains in equities and emerging market currencies to extraordinary monetary and fiscal stimulus measures, Eric Robertsen, head of global macro strategy at Standard Chartered, warned clients that the risk-rally lacks sustainability.
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The visit will come a week after he blamed state officials for the destructive blazes, erroneously attributing the cause of the fires to poor forest management and threatening to withhold financial payments to the state.
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The list is being shared on Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, and other platforms, with many people incorrectly attributing it to Stanford University, or other seemingly reliable sources, such as a doctor at Shenzhen Hospital in China.
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Safwat said Egyptian tennis had struggled in the past to match the achievements of Ismail el Shafei, who reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 1974, attributing the country's struggles to lack of experience and knowledge.
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Ms. Crowley's book was published by Broadside Books, a conservative imprint at HarperCollins; it included identical language to passages published by other sources without attributing credit — in some 50 instances — CNN reported over the weekend.
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Last month Next had reported a "disappointing" start to autumn trading, attributing it to unusually warm weather in parts of Britain rather than shoppers holding back on buying new clothes due to uncertainty over Brexit.
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Sure enough, insurers are already proposing major premium hikes — and they are specifically attributing those hikes to G.O.P. actions that are driving healthy Americans out of the market, leaving a sicker, more expensive pool behind.
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Previously, U.S. officials have shied away from attributing government hacks to a foreign nation, let alone bringing charges for the intrusion, fearing that it might spark adversaries to retaliate by exposing America's own digital snooping.
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"This is the first time Florida has been in the top 10 inbound states in the last several years," said Cummings, attributing its surge in popularity to northeastern residents looking for a change in pace.
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United States government reached its conclusion on attributing to Russia the DNC hack in 2016 before it even communicated it to the FBI, long before the FBI ever knocked on the door at the DNC.
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According to the institute's generational research report, a sizable 41 percent of Americans aged 17 to 713 haven't started saving for retirement, a fact many younger workers are attributing to a lack of disposable income.
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Trump has also been quick to claim investments in America's auto manufacturing, telecommunications, and energy industry as victories of his presidency, wrongly attributing Ford and ExxonMobil's multi-year investments to his administration's business-friendly policies.
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"One must be very careful in attributing responsibility," French President Emmanuel Macron told Le Monde newspaper en route for New York, adding that he didn't want to be drawn into something that could escalate tensions.
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There&aposs only been a couple instances where a message didn&apost send, but I&aposm attributing that to the fact that I have Messages on at least a half-dozen computers at the moment.
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She was absent from her eponymous daytime talk program from January until March 4, attributing the lengthy hiatus to a fractured shoulder and her battle with a Graves' disease, an autoimmune disease that affects the thyroid.
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"I'm in a good place," Dennis told PEOPLE Now on Thursday, attributing her sobriety and finally reaching a custody agreement with Ravenel, who was recently accused of sexual assault by two women, including his former nanny.
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"I'm in a good place," Dennis told PEOPLE Now on Thursday, attributing her sobriety and finally reaching a custody agreement with Ravenel, who was recently accused of sexual assault by two women, including his former nanny.
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Murders accounted for almost 200 out of 250 crimes analyzed, the Center for Independent Social Research said, attributing the surge to Russia's 2013 ban on the spreading of "propaganda for non-traditional sexual relations" to minors.
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Spot gold was down 0.13% at $20.1,21 per ounce by 2489.76 GMT, with analysts also attributing the dip to profit-booking following the metal's recent strong run, which saw it gain more than $80 this month.
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Assange's supporters have called his two alleged victims "honeypots," attributing the claims to a nation-state conspiracy striking back at a man who rose to global prominence after publishing classified United States diplomatic cables in 2010.
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He doesn't deny that there are historical and structural factors that impact the lives of African Americans today, but he pushes back against attributing too much to those factors because it robs people of their agency.
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Meanwhile, he predicted that Hong Kong's economic data points this year "are not going to look terribly good," attributing the potential downturn mainly to the U.S.-China trade war, rather than the disruption in Hong Kong.
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For example, a 2016 surgeon general report found that about 10 percent of people in the US with a drug use disorder get specialty treatment — attributing the low rate to a lack of supply in care.
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When those offenses became an issue in his first run for House, Ellison's then-wife Kim Ellison wrote an emotional letter to the Star Tribune, the largest paper in Minneapolis, attributing the oversights to her illness.
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Another interesting finding from this study is that even esteemed news organizations tend to release early, unverified reports, using hedging language like "reportedly," or attributing the report to other sources such as the police, Zubiaga said.
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Meanwhile, she, in her spare time, set to work filling its database with more than 4,000 boys and girls names, attributing to each five characteristics she felt best represent that name, such as honest and optimistic.
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Snopes further found that the quotation did not occur in print until 1983, when Cathy Bicksler of Pine Haven, Connecticut, wrote a letter to the editor of the Lawrence Journal-World attributing the quote to Stalin.
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Subscribers now stand at 103 million for its paid services, up 36 percent, with Spotify attributing some of the strong performance to promotions with Google Home — its first-ever hardware bundle — and the holiday season rush.
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Today, Axel Springer has sustained revenue above its 2002 level, and the company is on a solid growth trajectory with its digital business models attributing to 60 percent of its revenue and 70 percent of profits.
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SODIC more than doubled its full-year profit in 2015 to 321.3 million pounds from 154.3 million a year earlier, attributing the increase to rising demand in Cairo's affluent eastern suburbs and for coastal summer homes.
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" Haspel, for her part, said she takes "tremendous pride" in being the first woman to serve as CIA director, attributing her success to "the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of OSS and (CIA) women.
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But while TV, print, and billboards offer almost no way of attributing sales to ad views, and most online ads can only track online sales that came straight from ad clicks, Facebook is much more omniscient.
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Of the six polls that asked who would be blamed for the 21-day shutdown in 21998, every one of them had a plurality -- between 22015% and 53% -- attributing the blame to the Republicans in Congress.
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Apple refers to itself as "one of the most successful companies in the history of the world," and says that this would not have been possible with its diverse workforce, partially attributing its success to Dreamers.
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These internal platforms were thrust into the public spotlight late last year after the firing of James Damore, a Google engineer whose internal memo attributing women's underrepresentation in the tech industry to gender differences went viral.
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Williams had been absent from her eponymous daytime talk program from January until March 4, attributing the hiatus to a fractured shoulder and her battle with a Grave's disease, an autoimmune disease that affects the thyroid.
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In California, personal income tax collections of $13.065 billion in January were 22.4 percent over the forecast for the month, with the state attributing the increase in part to taxpayer reaction to the federal tax law.
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Shares in Hudson's Bay Co, which is reviewing strategic options including taking the company private, fell 4.6 percent to C$11.74, with some analysts attributing the drop to rival Nordstrom Inc's failed attempt to go private.
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The size of the IPO could be increased above the stated $500 million target, depending on investor demand for the SPAC, said IFR, a Thomson Reuters unit, attributing the information to bankers involved in the listing.
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Even the White House statement about the end of the commission serves to undermine voter confidence, suggesting there is "substantial evidence of voter fraud" and attributing the commission's end to states' refusal to provide voter data.
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Witnesses gave three possible explanations: attributing the initial spark to a short circuit, to a fire show in which a bartender spat liquor into flames and to the ember from a burning coal on a hookah.
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Already, we are seeing analysis attributing the results of the election to different groups — demographic, ethnic, regional — or to different persons/parties who impacted the election process such as the press, social media, and the FBI.
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For decades, economists tended to play down the importance of unions, attributing much of the increase in income inequality to a growing demand for skilled workers that resulted from automation and the spread of information technology.
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Big multinational companies have begun attributing weaker profits to the trade dispute and the tariffs are beginning to affect consumer prices in the United States, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
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"There's a nice, general — slow but general — decline," Rosenthal said, attributing the trend to kids starting to understand the dangers of abusing prescription painkillers, a message that the CDC and others have been stressing for years.
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"I'm … not doing so well to be quite honest," Bialik begins before attributing her down-in-the-dumps feelings to first, the ongoing government shutdown, second, her breakup — "I'm newly single," she writes — and third, her pets.
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Burgeoning production was keeping pace with demand, with the share of domestic supplies in French organic sales expected to remain stable at about three-quarters this year, Agence Bio said, attributing part of imports to tropical goods.
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The Justice Department is investigating whether crimes were committed when potentially millions of people's identities were posted to the FCC's website without their permission, falsely attributing to them opinions about net neutrality rules, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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Data from research firm Markit last Friday showed that new export business in the U.K. rose by its greatest extent for almost two years this month, attributing it to the sharp drop in the sterling exchange rate.
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Jeff Sessions, a longtime Trump ally, told CNN Thursday night he didn't believe the flagging numbers were permanent, attributing them to a post-Democratic National Convention bounce and "some events" that have occurred in the past week.
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Oil prices were mixed in a slightly volatile Friday session, after dropping more than 20.09 percent in the Thursday session, with traders attributing the drop to profit-taking after hitting 25-month highs in the previous session.
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"We're literally selling every Eggo that we can make, we have new capacity coming online," Chief Executive Officer Steve Cahillane told Reuters, attributing the brand's growth to the launch of high-protein waffles and frozen french toast.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said, but added that they were not aware of any public incidents that had been incorrectly blamed on Iran as a result of the Russian operation.
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Attributing third-party strength this year to the fact that both candidates are unpopular requires collapsing that distinction, or assuming many third-party voters don't consider the possible victory of an unfit candidate as an urgent threat.
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Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds were all higher with CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson attributing gains to hopes that lawmakers could agree a possible next course of action which could lead to a softer Brexit.
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"There is little hope for 'the biggest tax cut ever' because the Republicans just don't have their act together in Congress," he said, adding that commentators attributing the market rally to Wednesday's announcement are creating inflated expectations.
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While yields were higher across the board, Spain's 10-year government bond yield was particularly hit, rising 7 bps to 1.62 percent, with analysts attributing the move to the tensions between Madrid and wantaway region of Catalonia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's estimated net worth is $3.7 billion, $800 million less than a year ago, Forbes magazine reported on Wednesday, attributing the loss largely to New York's softening real estate market.
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The policy vacuum left by the United States is also affecting private security firms, which say they have grown more cautious in publicly attributing cyber attacks to nation-states lest they draw fire from the Trump administration.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduras' murder rate fell by more than a quarter in 20113 to 42.8 killings per 100,000 people, the security ministry said on Tuesday, attributing the decline to a government onslaught against drug traffickers and gangs.
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Investors are "no longer willing to pay up for something like Wayfair with fast revenue growth, but no apparent path to profitability," said Cramer, attributing this shift, in part, to the string of troublesome IPOs this year.
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The antidoping agency confirmed the authenticity of the documents in a statement Tuesday, attributing the hack to Fancy Bear, a Russian cyberespionage group that forensics specialists have tied to breaches against government agencies, nonprofit organizations and corporations.
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What was really regrettable about the political manipulation of these crimes is the hunt for all sorts of political opponents who can be smeared by falsely attributing to them direct responsibility for the El Paso tragedy. Rep.
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"By attributing the trade-related news flow (positive or negative) to the performance of the U.S. market, we estimated the impact on U.S. equities to be negative 4.5 percent" since March, Kolanovic said in his June note.
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Citi warns that it still believes mass quantities of the most high-end iPhone 8 won't be available until October or November, attributing delays to manufacturing issues combining the iPhone 8's fingerprint reader with the display.
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Perhaps more importantly, without using math and data to identify and test why any trend in American society has occurred, attributing it to politics, policy or celebrity influence such as the Kardashians is just huff and puff.
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"I have to confess that it was easier this year to get big films, big names," Mr. Barbera said, attributing the shift to recent Academy Award wins by "Birdman" and "Spotlight," both of which premiered at Venice.
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Chilling video captures the moments after the Kabul attack Afghans point finger at Pakistan Afghanistan's intelligence service, the National Directorate of Security, issued a statement attributing blame to the Haqqani Network, a Taliban-affiliated group in Pakistan.
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Attributing to Soros a recent United Nations plan on creating a global blueprint to handle the migration crisis, Orban said he anticipated that powerful allies would help him prevent the U.N. from greasing the wheels of migration.
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VICE News correspondent Monica Villamizar travelled to Antioquia Department, Colombia, a hotbed of illegal gold mining, to investigate an unprecedented surge in impotence and neurological problems that experts are attributing to mercury, an essential gold-digging element.
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VICE News correspondent Monica Villamizar traveled to Antioquia Department, Colombia, a hotbed of illegal gold mining, to investigate an unprecedented surge in impotence and neurological problems that experts are attributing to mercury, an essential gold-digging element.
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People who have traveled with Mr. Trump say he has become enthralled by challenge coins, attributing his interest to his appreciation for military traditions and might, as well as his attraction to gaudy displays of gilded excess.
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According to Dr. Omar Sultan Haque, a psychiatrist and social scientist at Harvard Medical School, although the onset of sneezes appears to be random, attributing divine blessing may function to explain things when ordinary explanations are lacking.
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JetBlue lost $120 million during the quarter, attributing the results to a $319 million impairment charge it took on its Embraer E190 fleet, which it's retiring to buy new A220 jets from an Airbus-Bombardier joint venture.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, who is recovering from a shoulder operation, may not be present to discuss the company's second-quarter earnings with analysts on July 25, Italian website Lettera43 said, without attributing the information.
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Target's third-quarter gross margin rate fell to 28.7 percent from 29.6 percent a year ago, with the company attributing the decline to higher supply chain costs as it fulfills more online orders ahead of the holiday season.
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The film, in asserting that the facts of life must be the facts of life, and in attributing Wonder Woman's specialness to Zeus' power as a god, dismisses Marston's politics in order to tell a more conventional story.
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The lawsuit alleged FuckJerry's Instagram account used his original joke about someone being so drunk they don't know they're already home without attributing or obtaining credit, and instead tagged Tebele's alcohol company Jaja in the post for promotion.
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Vox's Matthew Yglesias wrote an explainer in April about why flying is so miserable, attributing many of these woes to business model flaws for the airline industry, with very high costs to buy, fly, and maintain an aircraft.
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BUENOS AIRES/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Uber's fastest-growing market in the world is now Argentina, company executives say, attributing the expansion to the nation's sudden economic unraveling, which has boosted unemployment and sliced the purchasing power of Argentines.
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Representative Katie Hill, the first-term Democratic congresswoman who resigned her House seat this week, delivered an impassioned farewell speech on Capitol Hill on Thursday, denouncing "gutter politics" and attributing her resignation to a double standard toward women.
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The popularity of the lawn ornament has been long-chronicled, with an article by the Smithsonian noting their importance and attributing the trend to filmmaker John Waters' Pink Flamingos (though the ornaments had their start in the 1950s).
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Last month, amid continuing fallout from the Times story, outgoing communications and policy head Elliot Schrage published a note taking responsibility for the Soros research and attributing the reason for the work to the investor's comments at Davos.
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In a follow-up phone conversation, the partner said the mistake "went under the radar and we all missed it," attributing the mistake to a "junior ad buyer" who contacted the wrong website after making a Google search.
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"Apple and Ireland will say that the head office legitimately earned these profits — it's not just an accounting maneuver — that the head office is really doing things that justify attributing most of the profits to it," said Willens.
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It must be pretty crappy, considering that it mislabeled one of Victoria's matches, attributing a photo of French actress Catherine Deneuve as "Catherine Chen," who, on first Google search, is actually a 19-year-old American actress. Hmm!
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Regrettably, the Dark Web is more often a breeding ground for pedophiles, with research attributing more than eighty percent of Dark Web activity to child pornography, making it the largest category of activity on the Tor anonymity network.
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US President Barack Obama lamented his administration's struggle to close the prison at the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba, attributing some of the difficulty with shuttering the facility to restrictions put in place by members of Congress.
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At around the age of 14, only 13 percent girls are still in education, he said, attributing this mainly to a shortage in secondary schools for girls, as well sexual harassment, early marriage, gender discrimination and abusive teachers.
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That was down sharply from the HK$2.25 billion it reported for the six months to June 30 last year, attributing the drop to weaker output from the Australian unit's two biggest power plants: Yallourn and Mount Piper.
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More recently, their publicity protégés, George and Richard Shea, embellished the creation myth, attributing it to an argument between immigrants overheard by Nathan Handwerker on the Fourth of July, about who was the most patriotic American among them.
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But Mr. Trump's aides made no effort to disguise the reason behind the decision, openly attributing it to the president's unhappiness with the speaker, who led the drive that resulted in his impeachment in the House in December.
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But in India, Ola has long touted its home-field advantage over its aggressive competitor, often attributing its ability to expand geographically and the services it offers to the company's acute understanding of the nuances of the market.
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Last year, American intelligence officials published a declassified report linking Fancy Bear to Russia's main military intelligence unit, the G.R.U., and attributing to the group hacks of both the World Anti-Doping Agency and the Democratic National Committee.
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" But in a gaggle with reporters Friday afternoon at the White House, the president couldn't resist attributing a part of the stock market's drop to the Democratic candidates, a group he said people "are not very happy with.
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LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Shares in Switzerland-based banking software maker Temenos fell as much as 4% on Monday, with two traders attributing the move to London hedge fund manager ShadowFall saying it had shorted the company's stock.
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For more, click on Shares in Switzerland-based banking software maker Temenos fell as much as 4% on Monday, with two traders attributing the move to London hedge fund manager ShadowFall saying it had shorted the company's stock.
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And last week, Japan Post said it was not looking to buy Nomura Real Estate Holdings, with sources attributing this to a failure to agree on a deal value with the target firm's largest shareholder, Nomura Holdings Inc.
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"Falsifying the history of Congo by attributing to Mr. Kabila a false role in the advent of the (democratic) transfer of power would be an insult to the memory of all our martyrs who died for democracy," it said.
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The federal agency is looking for information that would indicate Broadcom was anticompetitive specifically when it comes to selling data center networking switch and Wi-Fi chips, said Bloomberg, attributing the information to a document and an unnamed individual.
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Following the announcement, the Australian dollar leapt to a one-month high of 74 U.S. cents against the greenback, with analysts attributing the spike to the RBA's lack of concern about the currency in its policy statement on Tuesday.
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" In attributing it to a follower, they wrote, "Although the painting's atmosphere and subject matter were undoubtedly inspired by Bosch's work, it differs from his art in virtually every other respect, including its composition, depth effects, style and technique.
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But the Unicode Consortium is made up of representatives who form an independent governing body, so attributing any influence to Apple is kind of like giving the US all the credit for anything that happens at the United Nations.
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And corporate America has done its part to support that message with a series of Christmas bonuses to their employees that they are attributing to the large slash in the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Related: Cleveland open-carry advocates defend their right to bear arms at the RNC Meanwhile, Trump's campaign chairman Paul Manafort said that Melania was not "cribbing" Michelle's speech, attributing the similarities to common words about things she cares about.
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For decades, Colombia's ruling elite has gotten away with attributing all manner of institutional shortcomings and malfeasance to the scourges of communist insurrection and narco-trafficking—which, to let the government tell it, are pretty much the same thing.
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It did not name the victims, but in 2013 news websites published hacked emails sent to Clinton by her former adviser Sidney Blumenthal, offering the first public clues about Clinton's unconventional email arrangements and attributing the hack to Guccifer.
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In a rare display of concern for the environment, the Chinese government also cited the environmental damage of the mines, attributing "landslides, clogged rivers, environmental pollution emergencies and even major accidents and disasters" to its rare earth mining industry.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is "disappointed that the Polish president has signed" legislation that would impose criminal penalties for attributing Nazi crimes to the Polish state, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a statement on Tuesday.
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However, attributing the achievements of the forerunners of darker-skinned peoples to aliens because you believe they couldn't have possibly done it themselves might be perceived as racists to the people of color who descend from these ancient innovators.
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"Because you didn't have Trump as your President" Trump continued that theme in his interview on Tuesday, attributing key victories against the terror group to the "big, big difference" he has made on the military since assuming the presidency.
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Frontex said Syrians, Iraqis and Afghanis accounted for the most of the 68,000 people that reached Greece last month, while some 5,600 - mostly Nigerians - arrived via Italy, attributing the drop of those arriving, mostly by boat, to the weather.
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LONDON/ADEN (Reuters) - An explosion has damaged a Turkish vessel carrying wheat to Yemen's Houthi-controlled port of Saleef, with varying accounts attributing the incident on Thursday to an unexplained blast aboard the ship or a possible missile strike.
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Part of Mr. Trump's appeal has been his steadfast, if unspecific, promise to bring jobs back to economically depressed parts of the country, largely attributing the decline to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which his own running mate also supported.
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In the previous trading session, U.S. equities closed in negative territory, with the Dow Jones industrial average dropping 138.19 points by the close, with market-watchers attributing the decline to signs that the current bull market was slowing down.
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" Hu Xijin, the editor of the Global Times tabloid published by the Communist Party-owned People's Daily newspaper group, responded to the tweet, asking if it was "noble for a president to gloat" and attributing the slowdown to "restructuring.
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"Does any one else have problems with your photos not loading in their feed?" one commenter wondered, attributing what is likely a shitty internet connection to a nefarious Instagram conspiracy to deprive the world of Donald Trump Jr. selfies.
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What was worse were the comments on an article that aggregated Dylan's essay, attributing his number to low standards and self-esteem, even supposed "mental health issues," as if one's worth lowers with each dick or ass you take.
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These days, attributing inequality mainly to the ineluctable forces of technology and globalization is out of fashion, and there is much more emphasis on factors like the decline of unions, which has a lot to do with political decisions.
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In "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans," Karen Weintraub writes: In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Jane Goodall started attributing personalities to the chimpanzees she followed in Gombe National Park in what is now Tanzania.
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"Every time we had one of these events, we had these threats," she said, attributing it to the Werther effect, a phenomenon in which news of a suicide can influence those at risk of self-harm to kill themselves.
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The abrupt closure of a signature travel company has raised questions over the cause of its demise, with some speculating that bad management was to blame and others attributing the downfall to Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
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When a White House spokesman makes a point of attributing everything to the president rather than making assertions in his own voice, it suggests a trepidation about vouching for accounts that may eventually be contradicted by the president himself.
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"We do have strong evidence that aggressive prosecutions of federal laws can be effective in combating crime," he wrote, attributing a rise in the number of murders in the United States to a decline in prosecutions for violent crimes.
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"We observed that the time of the meal is more important than what you eat and how much you eat — it's more important than anything else in regulating metabolism," Dr. Jakubowicz said, attributing that to the body's biological clocks.
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Capital outflows in 2015 and early 2016 were in excess of the current account surplus leading to a substantial fall in FX reserves, with the IMF attributing this to investor concerns about slowing growth and concerns about yuan depreciation.
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BEIRUT, July 13 (Reuters) - Jordan's Housing Bank for Trade and Finance posted an 8 percent rise in first-half net profits to 66.4 million dinars ($93.79 million) on Sunday, attributing the increase to steady growth in its core business.
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The latest intelligence said to show Putin's involvement goes much further than the information the U.S. was relying on in October, when all 17 intelligence agencies signed onto the joint ODNI/DHS statement attributing the Democratic National Committee hack to Russia.
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Republican lawmakers emerged attributing a series of recent incidents to Iran and its proxies, including a drone attack on a Saudi pipeline, damage to four freighters in the Persian Gulf and a rocket fired near the US embassy in Baghdad.
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"Time to scrap it entirely" By openly attributing the delay to political calculations, the administration also imperils its argument in the courtrooms where its fate will likely be decided after a new round of legal challenges are filed in response.
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"In the press conference, Chairman Powell chose to strike a somewhat more hawkish tone, attributing the unexpected fall in core inflation this year to transitory factors and not signalling much concern about the underlying inflation picture at the moment," Stupnytska added.
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"With the first quarter, the fourth quarter looks like more of a blip," Quincey told analysts on the conference call, attributing the better numbers to a renewed appetite for its juices in India and its single-serve waters in China.
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Revenue in its cloud services and license support business rose 3.2 percent to $6.61 billion, falling short of the average analyst estimate of $693 billion, with the co-Chief Executive Officer Safra Katz attributing the miss to a strong dollar.
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China's car market "still faces relatively large pressures in the short-term", senior CAAM official Shi Jianhua said at a briefing, attributing the weak 22019 sales to the phasing out of purchase tax cuts on smaller cars and the Sino-U.
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"Overall sentiment is still fairly supportive for the gold market," Patterson added, attributing the recent price rally to a two-pronged U.S. trade spat with Mexico and China, and hopes of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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"This investigation demonstrates a fundamental challenge of attributing information operations: disentangling activity by domestic interested parties, foreign actors working on behalf of domestic parties and foreign actors working in support of their own geopolitical or commercial interests," the Stanford researchers wrote.
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But it's also plausible that the label of "African fabric," like "African art," flatten outs and simplifies its contents, attributing design, production, and consumption to anonymous craftsmen and buyers rather than makers and consumers with personal tastes and points of view.
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Twitter's advertising business is stalling, but the company is trying to focus on some flashes of improvement among the service — which it's attributing to product changes, and not just to major events like presidential debates or the President's usage of Twitter .
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In the latest poll analysts were mostly optimistic on the yuan and only four respondents still forecast it to reach 7 per dollar or weaker over the coming year, attributing that pessimism to an economic slowdown and more policy easing.
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Police are attributing Friday's violence to the New Irish Republican Army dissident group, which is not affiliated with the Provisional Irish Republican Army known for its role in the 1968-to-1998-era of the "Troubles," per the New York Times.
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The euro EUR= is up nearly 12 percent against the dollar this year with ECB staff attributing a third of the move to monetary policy factors, with the rest due to demand factors and stronger growth and reduced political risk.
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And, as those who seek financial advice have been documented by previous studies as being less financially sophisticated than those who don't, the authors feel comfortable attributing the tax-avoiding behavior of those who do to the advice they get.
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"I'm very comfortable attributing the bad air quality in the second-half of February in part to the ongoing increase in heavy industry and coal power plant output around the region," said Lauri Myllyvirta, air pollution analyst with environmental group Greenpeace.
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Related: Wikileaks email dump suggests DNC favored Clinton over Sanders Without weighing into the murky world of attributing cyber attacks, the tradecraft of Guccifer 2.0, the accused hacker, certainly points to a sophisticated operator under the direction of a nation-state.
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More work needs to be done as well on more clearly attributing heat deaths to heatwaves – something that is today a problem as most fatalities from heat are attributed to other more immediate causes, such as heart attacks, the experts said.
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