The Senate Banking Committee considers a number of nominees, including Jelena McWilliams to be a member of the Board of Directors of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Marvin Goodfriend to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, and Thomas Workman to be a member of the Financial Stability Oversight Council.
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He's dying to be a member of the Hollywood elite.
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Personally, I'm ready to be a member of that team.
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Ostensibly, Clooney would be a member of the Hollywood elite.
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We all wish to be a member of Club Apple.
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It's much better to be a member of an organization.
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He's dying to be a member of the Hollywood elite.
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To be a member of the party of white supremacy?
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That employee will be a member of the federal government.
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He will not be a member of the president's administration.
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Cardi has recently claimed to be a member of the Bloods.
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I'd love to be a member of such a club, though.
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It turned out to be a member of the new species.
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You can be a member of the group wherever you are.
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She will be a member of the product liability litigation practice.
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Even if he purports to be a member of your party.
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Ms. Kim would not be a member of the 116th Congress.
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Oh, and Jughead might be a member of the Southside Serpents now.
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You do have to be a member of Amazon's Prime program, however.
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She said she will continue to be a member of both organizations.
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It's a good time to be a member of Keys N Krates.
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The author professed to be a member of that same inner circle.
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Oprah has been, and continues to be, a member of the media.
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EXCLUSIVE-BAIC PLANS TO BE A MEMBER OF DAIMLER'S SUPERVISORY BOARD - SOURCES
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Has it ever felt grosser to be a member of Bachelor Nation?
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Foxconn has previously said Gou would be a member of the new board.
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Foxconn has previously said Gou would be a member of the new board.
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Anyone may be a member of Mayday, from Eyes to Guardians to handmaids.
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"No way" will he be a member of the committee, says Mr Villanueva.
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Bachus would be a member of the Ex-Im Bank's Board of Directors.
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ET on Ajit Pai to be a member of the Federal Communications Commission.
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Gardner claimed to be a member of a coven with pre-Christian roots.
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The new registered owner seemed to be a member of the firm's staff.
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We are not going to be a member of the E.U. any longer.
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In general, to be a national is to be a member of a state.
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Carlos, from Guatemala, used to be a member of the vast 18th Street Gang.
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This is because it would still technically be a member of the European Union.
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NATHANIEL KENTLondon Surely Bartleby's "Yule University" would be a member of the Holly League.
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And, if Ossoff wins, to be a member of the minority party no less.
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The law also states that the appointee must be a member of McCain's party.
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The Constitution stipulates that the prime minister be a member of the federal Parliament.
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On the other hand, it's uniquely dispiriting to be a member of Zone 3.
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The Republic of Ireland, of course, will continue to be a member of the club.
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But how much does it take to be a member of the global 1 percent?
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He used to be a member of the Latin Kings, a predominantly Puerto Rican gang.
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But you don't need to be a member of Congress to promote love and tolerance.
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In 365 days the U.K. will no longer be a member of the European Union.
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It's the shittiest club to be a member of, so you help each other out.
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"There's no question it would be a member of the Trump family," Mr. Martin says.
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Her husband used to be a member of the Bruce Rifle Club like Mr. Tarrant.
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Or: To be a member of the establishment is to be a creature of it.
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Mineta went on to be a member of Congress and cabinet secretary, Simpson a senator.
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Today, it is safe to be a member of the N.A.A.C.P. It is also inconsequential.
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She will also be a member of Oppenheimer's management committee, the company said on Monday.
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Now, anyone spotted riding a motorbike is presumed to be a member of Boko Haram.
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"The church is happy to finally be a member of the Port Jervis community," he said.
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If they're going to be a member of your family, you should treat them as such.
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In addition to senior leader, Badriddine was believed to be a member of Hezbollah's advisory council.
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Sanders has also, at times, said he would never be a member of the Democratic Party.
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It is possible to be a member of the single market without being an EU member.
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To be a member of the 1%, a person now needs over $870,000 in net assets.
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By the start of 2019 both men (or neither) could be a member of the House.
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That could be a member of the media or a citizen witness, such as in Arkansas.
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The Constitution does not explicitly say that the Speaker must be a member of the House.
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If Laura Ingalls Wilder were alive today she would be a member of the Tea Party.
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If that happens, the UK will cease to be a member of the EU literally overnight.
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I'm going to be a member of this community, and I'm going to be a father.
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No one claimed responsibility, but the culprit was widely thought to be a member of ISIS .
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The committee will also consider Jeffery Baran to be a member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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To qualify for an invite, you need to be a member of the Chase Private Bank.
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And next month, every member of its City Council will be a member of that community.
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One option would be to declare that to be a member of the Freedom Caucus is to be a member of a different party, kick caucus members out of the GOP and off of committees, cut them off from fundraising and mount electoral challenges in general elections.
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Senate Banking Committee: Hearing on the nominations of David Ryder to be Director of the United States Mint; Hester Peirce to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission; and Robert J. Jackson, Jr. to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 10 a.m.
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Hello yes, I would like to apply to be a member of the Australian Antarctic Division team.
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To be approved as a rider, you must first be a member of Waymo's early rider program.
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To take full advantage of the offers, you need to be a member of Spirit's fare club.
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The new constitution also says the prime minister does not have to be a member of parliament.
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What he said next only confirmed our desire to be a member of the Legend-Teigen household.
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Norway introduced a law making it illegal to be a member of a terrorist organization in 2013.
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British law states the country will cease to be a member of the European Union on Oct.
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Kushner, like Hillary Clinton, would be a member of the White House staff rather than Trump's Cabinet.
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His government on Tuesday announced that the economist Joseph Stiglitz would be a member of the panel.
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We were blessed to have known him and consider him to be a member of our family.
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You have to be a member of the Country Club to access the amenities on the compound
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It is not a crime if a nonviolent protester also happens to be a member of Hamas.
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The seventh article opens the way for the president to be a member of a political party.
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I'm proud to be a member of the cannabis industry, both as a businessman and an activist.
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"You can&apost be a member of the church and believe those things," Boudreaux told Fox 13.
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"Had those segregationists had their way, I would not be a member of the United States Senate, Cory Booker would not be a member of the United States Senate and Barack Obama would not have been in a position to nominate him to the place he holds," she said.
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Mary J. Blige & Prince - Nothing Compares 2 U... by FerrellSouza Oh, to be a member of this audience.
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Sanderson is not known to be a member of the gang, Supervisory Deputy US Marshal Kevin Sanders said.
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Victoria Beckham may be a member of the fashion industry's elite, but she's also a major beauty icon.
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More than half of respondents also expected Ukraine to be a member of the European Union by 2030.
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But that doesn't mean Bellisario would rally for Team Swift or ever be a member of the squad.
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The "New York Times" hires a blatantly anti-Trump racist to be a member of their editorial board.
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While the Speaker doesn't have to be a member of the House, it's never happened in U.S. history.
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Pretending to be a member of the paparazzi, Schumer asks Zaks if she can get just one question.
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Some of Moore's supporters are doing so simply because he happens to be a member of the GOP.
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If you do happen to be a member of Big Red's network, pre-orders will begin on Dec.
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You must be a member of the PenFed credit union to apply, but no military service is required.
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The person for the job could be a member of the extended family: CBS's chief executive, Leslie Moonves.
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Ramsden will be a member of the interest rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee and will start on Sept.
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I am humbled to be a member of the Legion of Valor, our nation's oldest veteran service organization.
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And why not be a member of the single market without having to subscribe to Europe's asylum policy?
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She wrote that she was "delighted" to be a member of the G7 Advisory Council for Gender Equality.
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Meredith: If there was ever a club you don't want to be a member of, it's this one.
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Ours is the only club I'd ever wanted to be a member of, so I couldn't imagine quitting.
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Each country would still have to sign and ratify the deal to be a member of the agreement.
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You have to be a member of the Apple Developer Program to even be eligible to purchase the kit.
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At the end of the process, each society selects 16 rising seniors to be a member of its class.
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The best part is that you don't need to be a member of a loyalty program to take advantage.
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" Saunders said he had "made it clear that I would not be a member of a public relations exercise.
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The Trump appointee will be a member of the Court, with all the powers that come with the position.
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"I would've been delighted for him to be a member of Congress for many, many more years," said Escobar.
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That is unless you happen to be a member of one the 562 federally recognized tribes of this land.
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"You didn't really have a choice if you wanted to be a member of the national team," he said.
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Currently, anyone under 18 can't be a member of Philhealth (Philippine Health Insurance Corporation), the country's universal health coverage.
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"Do you think you are qualified to be a member of the Gardendale Board of Education?" he asked her.
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Al Rahabi was alleged to be a member of al Qaeda and a former bodyguard for Osama bin Laden.
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Andrew Luck retired from the NFL but said he will be a member of the Indianapolis Colts for life.
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It also empowers a chief of space operations who would be a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Turns out, you don't have to be a member of Bachelor Nation to have Chris Harrison at your wedding.
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It's no longer enough to be a member of the student council; now you have to run the school.
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As a result, Taiwan is not permitted to be a member of the United Nations or other international organizations.
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If you want to be a member of The CEO Initiative, it's going to cost you $15,000 a year.
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"Had those segregationists had their way, I would not be a member of the United States Senate, Cory Booker would not be a member of the United States Senate and Barack Obama would not have been in the position to nominate him to the title he now holds," she said, referring to Biden.
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"Had those segregationists had their way, I would not be a member of the United States Senate, Cory Booker would not be a member of the United States Senate and President Obama would not have been in a position to nominate him to the place he holds," Harris said in reference to Biden.
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While the U.K. continues to be a member of the EU, it is unable to negotiate its own trade deals.
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" Asked what he would do "when one of your children grows up to be a member of the LGBTQ community??
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"It is very sexy to be a member of the CDU these days," says Oliver Wittke, a junior economics minister.
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To get the $217 fares, you must be a member of Spirit Airlines' $230 Fare Club, which costs $60 annually.
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Sigmar Gabriel, foreign minister for the last year, said earlier he would not be a member of the new government.
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To be a member of the Academie Francaise in France is the ultimate, it's sort of like a Nobel Prize.
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Okerstrom will also join the company's board of directors, and Khosrowshahi will continue to be a member of Expedia's board.
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He used to be a member of Trump's inner circle of advisors, before being fired from the campaign last August.
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To be Native American is to be a member of a tribal community and recognized by that community as such.
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"Are they saying they would not be a member of the NRA if they weren't an officeholder?" he told McClatchy.
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So how does it feel to be a member of Congress right now, digesting this tense and unpredictable new reality?
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To be a member of the breed, a dog needed to be born of two other members of the breed.
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"Once we leave the European Union we will automatically cease to be a member of the EEA," the spokeswoman said.
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Make that an extremely beloved late night host who also happened to be a member of the greatest band in history.
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Pereira himself is believed to be a member of Escritorio do Crime, the group that has been linked to Franco's assassination.
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There are a few caveats (because of course): You have to be a member of Ikea Family, the store's loyalty program.
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Hathaway would go on to be a member of the star-studded cast of Valentine's Day, which Marshall directed in 2010.
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Ma said he will continue to be a member of the Alibaba Partnership and focus his new free time on philanthropy.
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O'Connor will be a member of KPMG's executive committee and the UK Board, and will oversee the company's risk management framework.
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Typically, borrowers must be a member of the credit union for at least one month before becoming eligible for the loans.
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" Commenters pointed out that Ross appears to be a member of both SoulCycle and Equinox's boards — not necessarily a "passive investor.
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The man who punched Mr. Kilicdaroglu was found to be a member of Mr. Erdogan's party, which has promised disciplinary action.
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It is telling that he is not, and probably won't ever be, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame.
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"When he asked me, I couldn't say no," said Mr. Dumas, who used to be a member of Mr. Brown's company.
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"Being allowed to be a member of 'Team Japan', we would like to take up the challenge of space," he said.
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D-O, the latest little droid to join the Star Wars family, can now be a member of yours, as well.
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If you happen to be a member of the latter category, this year is shaping up to be your year. Why?
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If she loses, he'll be a member of a powerless minority that stands around and votes "no" while Trump slashes taxes.
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After leaving her broadcast position, Zinone enlisted in the army and discovered that she could be a member of the Army Reserve.
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"The chance to be a member of the Metropolitan has been a highlight of my life," she later wrote of the experience.
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Conversely, it is possible to be a member of just the single market but not the customs union (take Norway or Iceland).
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Unlike Hammonds, Kuhnke will not be a member of the management board, but he will regularly attend its meetings, Deutsche Bank said.
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What is it like to be a member of Congress and sit on a science committee that doesn't seem to understand science?
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It all felt very alien to me, like I was joining a club that I didn't want to be a member of.
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Vega, who refused to be interviewed, is an activist lawyer who used to be a member of the People's Liberation Army (EPL).
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You must be a member of the FlexJobs community to participate, but it's easy enough to join and register for the fair.
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"It is inconceivable how the son of a military man can turn out to be a member of al Shabaab," she said.
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"Undocumented immigrants are more likely, generally, to be the victim of gang crime to be a member of the gang," Liquorie said.
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It's never going to be something I try to hide because I'm very proud to be a member of the LGBT community.
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It still needs to change some laws affecting its central bank and be a member of the exchange rate mechanism ERM-2.
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The 85033th Ranger Regiment will forever honor Sergeant Cameron Meddock and his family will forever be a member of our Ranger family.
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Gray, expected to be a member of the rotation this season, opened the season on the disabled list with an abdominal streain.
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It's time for me to be a member of the band, and a supporter and cheerleader and advocate for the group's work.
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Gier thinks if he were alive today, he would be a member of the N.R.A. or the National African-American Gun Association.
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Ms. Sorokin, a Russian immigrant from a middle-class family, longed to be a member of the upper echelon of Manhattan society.
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In many ways, there has never been a better time to be a member of the United States women's national hockey team.
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It turns out you do not have to be a member of the House of Representatives to be speaker of the House.
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This means the doctor must be a member of the hospital's staff and have a granted ability to admit and diagnose patients.
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Assistant US Attorney Gillian Kassner said Friday that Jackson is believed to be a member of the "823 G Stone Crips" gang.
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Barring an unexpected upset, twice-removed former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore will soon be a member of the United States Senate.
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It is now illegal to be a member of Hong Kong National Party, act on its behalf, or raise funds for it.
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Fragman, who happens to be a member of the aforementioned forum of translators, is not expected to last there, according to Shenhav.
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How did it feel to be a member of one of those groups on election night, as Trump's victory became increasingly certain?
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A person claiming to be a member of the Abu Sayyaf Islamist group contacted the ship owners demanding a ransom, Indonesian officials said.
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Courtesy Lena Dunham/Instagram You've read the books, seen the movies and even wished to be a member of the all-girl group.
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To the Kurdish peshmerga forces patrolling northern Iraq in March 2016, Khweis, appeared to be a member of the Islamic State terror group.
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Beatrice might be a member of the royal family, but she's happy to tweet and Instagram — and her résumé is even on LinkedIn.
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Meghan Markle may be a member of the British royal family, but she still knows how to cook the perfect American Thanksgiving feast!
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Hapilon is known to be a member of the Abu Sayyaf group based in the Mindanao region and known for kidnappings and extortion.
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"If it hadn't been for Martin Luther King, Jr. I wouldn't be a member of the House of Representatives since 1987," said Lewis.
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By 2021, Kuczynski said Peru would be a member of the developed-nation club the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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Sleeper Sixth Man of the Year: Patrick Patterson Perpetually overlooked, if healthy, Patterson should be a member of Oklahoma City's most dangerous lineups.
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The first cloture vote on a nominee to be a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was on Jelena McWilliams last year.
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Nominations The Senate will return on Tuesday to vote on Elad Roisman's nomination to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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And second, that she has not established that her husband abused her because he perceived her to be a member of this group.
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Entidhar, as a former school principal in Iraq, was a government employee, which required her to be a member of the Baath Party.
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It is a to be a member of a group of people who have had to be activists for a very long time.
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This CSO will also be a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a group of senior military personnel that advises the president.
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Organizations must have submitted an eligible FY19 Cultural Development Fund application or be a member of the Cultural Institutions Group to be considered.
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DeSclafani was projected to be a member of the Reds' starting rotation out of spring training before he was shelved with an oblique injury.
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I happen to be a member of a CrossFit Gym in Germany, where people are already uncomfortable with CrossFit's ties to the US Military.
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The prime minister, who does not need to be a member of parliament, will be selected by a joint sitting of the two houses.
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Jahani, who will also be a member of ITG's technology executive committee, was previously chief information officer of derivatives trading exchange trueEX Group LLC.
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"We don't see this pattern where you have to be a member of a certain group to reduce prejudice against that group," says Broockman.
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Little did Emma Bunton's parents know that their little girl would grow up to be a member of the biggest phenomenon of the '90s.
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For Deutsche Bank, it will be the first time since 13 that it will no longer be a member of the STOXX 50 .STOXX50.
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As chairman, Craston would be a member of the risk, audit and remuneration committees and has also been appointed chairman of the nomination committee.
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But somehow, I feel like I'm no longer allowed to be a member of a club that I once was a a part of.
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Cable news networks have speculated about whom the special counsel might charge next and whether it could be a member of Trump's inner circle.
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I have seen people open their hearts when some otherized soul is revealed to be a member of their own family, or a friend.
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On a dare, she submitted an application to be a member of the first season of "Big Brother" in the U.S., and was accepted.
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She showed fans a late-night snacking idea that gives us a whole new reason to want to be a member of her squad.
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It looks like he's going to be a member of the band—we're just holding it over his head now, the way we do.
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I am also convinced that you don't need to be a member of the tribe to appreciate the existential message of this holy day.
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In this, to be American is to be a member of the tribe, and the ideal American is the burly protector of his tribe.
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She knew what it was like to be a member of a union in Mexico, where she was part of the government workers' union.
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They mean that an Israeli voter no longer has to be a member of a center-left camp to oppose the ultra-Orthodox parties.
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You either need to be a member of the Atlanta Track Club, or gain entry through a lottery to make it in for 2020.
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A White House statement also named Spencer Bachus, another Republican former congressman, to be a member of the board of directors of the bank.
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If you want to be a member of the national finance committee for Joe Biden's 2020 presidential campaign, be prepared to raise up to $100,000.
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This is viewed as one of Democrats' most likely pickups in the country, which means Houlahan will probably be a member of Congress next year.
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Cold Stone Creamery In order to get in on the Cold Stone action this Sunday, you will need to be a member of the eClub.
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While you might not be a member of the official Wang Squad (yet), feeling like one in this rad new collection doesn't sound half-bad.
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"My client is not a member of ISIS and never claimed to be a member of ISIS," said Willstatter, using another name for Islamic State.
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If people see, this organization is fighting for the issues I care about, then they're going to want to be a member of that organization.
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"This not a club anyone really wants to be a member of," Ms. Domingo said Thursday, speaking by phone from her home in Lubbock, Tex.
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The Speaker technically does not have to be a member of the House, but no civilian outside of Congress has ever served in the position.
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Remini -- who used to be a member of the Church of Scientology -- just announced the show's 3rd season about the Church will be its last.
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To get access to the river boats, one has to be a member of the Hammers Chat internet forum, with admission costing a small fee.
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"I'm getting this for you," Rachel announces, smiling at Bryan and pointing at his watch, which seems to be a member of the Navitimer line.
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Her coalition of supporters has the capacity to upend the political process and redefine what it means to be a member of the Democratic Party.
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Askinas told her she could be a member of the 2008 Olympic team if she withdrew her complaint against Jean Lopez, the civil suit says.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER WOULD BE CARLOS TAVARES FOR AN INITIAL TERM OF FIVE YEARS AND HE WOULD ALSO BE A MEMBER OF BOARD
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Others tried to ascribe a motive, saying the gunman could be a member of a hate group because the victims were either Hispanic or black.
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And even more, it fills my heart to have James Baldwin's name and work associated with the Academy I'm proud to be a member of.
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He is the first Pope to be a member of the Jesuits, an order present in every continent that is active in advocating for refugees.
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Senators are expected to take a procedural vote on Monday night on Bernard McNamee's nomination to be a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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The White House has announced the nomination of Geoffrey Starks to be a member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for a five-year term.
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The experiments were manipulated so that the perpetrator appeared to be a member of either the same group as the punisher or a different one.
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In his new role, Borrell will be a member of the executive European Commission which draws up laws and helps set policy for the bloc.
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But perhaps no one was more thrilled to be a member of the league's newest team than defenseman Deryk Engelland, formerly of the Calgary Flames.
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But French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Bouhlel had no record of making militant statements and was not believed to be a member of ISIS.
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I am honored to be a member of the PGA Player and Coaching Development Committee and look forward to contributing to the future of professional golf.
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Suriname, perched on South America's northeastern shoulder, is the only country from the Western hemisphere to be a member of the IDB group, joining in 1997.
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It is possible to be a member of just the customs union but not the single market (look at Turkey, Andorra or the Isle of Man).
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At the end of the day, there is going to be an education secretary, and that person is going to be a member of Trump's administration.
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The United Kingdom, after all, has four entities, three regional parliaments and a head of state who must be a member of the Church of England.
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Ya gotta admit, it's kinda interesting to see someone who's about to be a member of the prim and proper British royal family posing like this.
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The sanctions targeted Gertler, considered by diplomats to be a member of Kabila's innermost circle, 19 of his businesses and his Congo-based associate Pieter Deboutte.
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Barrios, who pitched 6 153/3 scoreless innings for the Brewers in relief last season, was expected to be a member of Milwaukee's bullpen this season.
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Over the weekend, an anonymous blogger believed to be a member of Mr Erdogan's inner circle suggested that the prime minister had reached his expiry date.
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The hack comes the morning after BuzzFeed ran a story (mirrored here) on OurMine, identifying a teenager who appeared to be a member of the group.
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PSA/FIAT: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER WOULD BE CARLOS TAVARES FOR AN INITIAL TERM OF FIVE YEARS AND HE WOULD ALSO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD.
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Students not yet admitted to Harvard who want to be a member of a single-sex fraternity or sorority can choose to attend a different university.
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Even then, it can be difficult to get out of paying dues if a caregiver ever previously signed up to be a member of the union.
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The Senate begins work at noon and resumes consideration of the nomination of Elad L. Roisman to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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May's spokesman told reporters that Britain would leave the customs union and would not be a member of a customs union with the EU after Brexit.
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Tim Finley, who could well be a member of the Fraternal Order of Real Beard Santas, was decked from head to toe in Chargers-branded apparel.
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Joe Crowley in the party's primary this summer, is expected to be the youngest woman ever to be a member of Congress, having just turned 29.
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Whoever does pull that off will almost certainly be a member of Congress next year, unless the Republican candidate, Pearl Kim, pulls off a shocking upset.
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The question I have to ask, in very Mark Twain form, is: Would I want to be a member of any club with these as leaders?
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To justify leaving his wife of nearly 30 years for a girlfriend in 2016, Mr. Alvarez claimed to be a member of the polygamous Manobo tribe.
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Mr. Savvidis, a Greek-Russian tycoon who used to be a member of the Russian parliament, took to the field twice, followed by his personal security.
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After all, if you're a doctor, you're more likely to be a member of the top 1 percent than you would be with any other job.
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"I'm probably not going to be a member of Augusta," he said, in reference to the golf club where the Masters tournament is played each spring.
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The Chancellor will typically be a member of the party that controls Parliament and is appointed by the Crown upon the advice of the prime minister.
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Exiting the EU without a negotiated deal would mean the U.K. abruptly ceasing to be a member of the bloc once the deadline to exit is over.
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But if she wins, the 30-year-old Democrat will also be a member of an even more underrepresented group: millennial women elected to state-level office.
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To get your sweet deal, you must be a member of the Starbucks Rewards Program or sign up for the event on the Starbucks Happy Hour site.
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The project aims to help scholars and the public know "what it means to be a member of a minority in a suspect minority religion" Reeve said.
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The whole world will bear witness to this, our ascension," possibly-Weller says before revealing himself to be a member of something called the "Settlement Defense Front.
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He turned out to be a member of the military traveling home to Jacksonville, Texas, who wanted an unusual souvenir from his time in the Middle East.
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In addition, a Military Awareness Workshop helps those who haven't served to get a better understanding of what it's like to be a member of the military.
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Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall may be a member of the British royal family, but she's more like the French when it comes to her appreciation of wine.
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"We're finding that every succeeding generation seems to be less likely to be a member of a hotel rewards programme than the one before," says Mr Garlick.
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Baldinger, based in New York, will also be a member of the UBS and society operating committee and chair the asset management environmental, social and governance committee.
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The new rule, adopted by the DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee, requires all Democratic presidential candidates to be a member of the Democratic Party, Yahoo News reported.
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"When a judge expressed his personal belief that a practicing Muslim shouldn't be a member of Congress because of his religious faith, it was wrong," Flake said.
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Harjit Sajjan, the defense minister, said Canada would continue to be a member of an international group of nations contributing to the development of the F-218.
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In another incident, cameras recorded Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, and a man who appears to be a member of the security detail confronting a protester.
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Epstein also funded research into the history of science, but he wanted to be more than a donor; he wanted to be a member of the community.
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And Mr. Bannon is right in this respect: Neither of us wants to be — or can be — a member of a party the other gets to define.
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The declaration will then be the basis of negotiating a proper free trade agreement once Britain ceases to be a member of the EU in March 2019.
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First, she told Trump she wanted to be a member of the Cabinet and the National Security Council, privileges enjoyed by her predecessors in the Obama administration.
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The attacker, who was born in 1994 and unemployed, was believed to be a member of Indonesian militant group Jamaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD), which supports Islamic State.
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All teachers have to do to qualify for one of the free flights is sign up to be a member of CheapCaribbean's Beach4Teach Club by May 9.
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Once Britain begins formal negotiations for exiting the EU, known as Article 50, it will have two years until it ceases to be a member of the bloc.
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The retailers also had to be a member of the retail industry of the S&P 22017 index, or a member of the S&P retail select index.
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He is believed to be a member of the al Qaeda-affiliated Ansar Dine in Mali, which oversaw the ransacking of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Summer might be right around the corner, but that doesn't mean you can't apply to be a member of President Donald Trump's "Winter White House," Mar-a-Lago.
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Infamously known as a "cliff-edge" Brexit, a no-deal exit would mean the U.K. abruptly ceases to be a member of the EU overnight on March 29.
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"Now that it's over, I pledge to be a member of Congress for this entire district regardless of political party, regardless of who you voted for," he added.
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Think about it: To participate in a politician's Facebook group or a Facebook town hall meeting with an elected representative, you have to be a member of Facebook.
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Castro will also still be a member of the National Assembly and, even if he is no longer president, remains the most powerful public figure on the island.
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Though he has been rumored to be a member of that group on hacking sites and forums, Motherboard could not independently verify that he is indeed a member.
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Mr. Schmidt, 62, will continue to be a member of the company's board and become a technical adviser, Alphabet said, adding that it expects to appoint another chairman.
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To be a woman is to be a member of a group of disenfranchised people, people who have had to fight and shout and scream for their rights.
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This is the place that I knew had been the headquarters of the Hisba — the religious police, the same unit that Huzayfah used to be a member of.
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On Thursday, the school announced that following the student's high school graduation his ultimate dream would come true — he would be a member of UT's class of 2032.
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I want to be a member of a body of believers that is structured around my Christian beliefs of equity, not one that sees those issues as peripheral.
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Ms. Rashid especially, she was sort of known as our drill sergeant and I feel like it trained me to be a member of a professional theater group.
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Michael, Graham's son, went on to be a member of the popular 1960s rock group The Monkees and inherited $25 million from his mother after she passed away.
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Under the Societies Ordinance, if HKNP is banned it will be illegal to be a member of the party, act on its behalf, or raise funds for it.
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Unlike in President Barack Obama's administration, the CEA chair will not be a member of the president's Cabinet, which some view as reflecting Trump's distaste for academic economists.
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A man claiming to be a member of dissident group the Continuity IRA (CIRA) said the organization had carried out the attack and would be targeting more gangland figures.
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It points out that Mulvaney used to be a member of the Freedom Caucus, and yet nothing he's tried, including threats, has gotten them to drop their opposition. Why?
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It is his ideology that is guiding this party and anybody who wants to have success in this party has got to be a member of the radical left.
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Australia also formally declared Islamic State a terrorist organisation, meaning that dual citizens could have their Australian citizenship revoked if found to be a member of the militant group.
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For most it was the first time seeing in the flesh a man who has transformed what it means to be a member of the "elite" in the world.
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And everybody knows it to be a member of MS-290 you need to kill somebody, and generally rape someone in front of someone else and then kill them?
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"It's on folks," he captioned the video, before clarifying that in order to participate "you must be a member of Unbreakable" and tag his clothing line and lifestyle website.
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Australia also formally declared Islamic State a terrorist organization, meaning that dual citizens could have their Australian citizenship revoked if found to be a member of the militant group.
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In an unrelated incident in October, James Otis Turner was arrested for sexual assault of a woman who also alleged he claimed to be a member of the Broncos.
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The White House on Thursday evening also announced that Trump is poised to nominate Robert Sumwalt to be a member of the National Transportation Safety Board and Rear Adm.
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"I cannot underline too much how important it is that anyone who seeks to be prime minister of Australia is eligible to be a member of parliament," Turnbull said.
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If that is the case, then, to paraphrase Groucho Marx, I wouldn't want to be a member of any club which threatened to ruin me if I left it.
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She told Democracy Now that she was "very proud" to be a member of the group protesting against the project, and that her father was "very supportive" as well.
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Rat has a great deal to teach Kai, not just about how to fly across rooftops, but also what it means to be a member of a conquered class.
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He was also confirmed to be a member of the Fed board for the remainder of 14-year term first begun in 2008 by former Fed Governor Dan Tarullo.
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He was also confirmed to be a member of the Fed board for the remainder of 85033-year term first begun in 2008 by former Fed Governor Dan Tarullo.
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USA 2224 is believed to be a member of the "KH-2224" family of electro-optical surveillance satellites, which began to replace film-based surveillance satellites in the 29s.
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Chief Moore said that Mr. Holder was believed to be a member of a gang, but that the police did not think the shooting was related to gang rivalries.
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As Africa's second-longest-serving head of state, with nearly 3 years in power, Mr. dos Santos appeared to be a member of the continent's club of lifetime leaders.
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He will also be a member of the BOE's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), the Financial Policy Committee, the Prudential Regulation Committee and the Court of the Bank of England.
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The most obvious guess as to the culprit for this horrendous crime would be a member of the Seventh Kavalry, a bloodthirsty white supremacist group and Watchmen's leading antagonists.
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"Per our bylaws, which require all members to be a member of the Democratic Party, Congressman Van Drew is no longer a member of the Blue Dog Coalition," Rep.
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Announces new CEO * Expedia Inc - Mark Okerstrom to succeed Dara Khosrowshahi * Expedia Inc - Okerstrom will also join Expedia's board of directors, and Khosrowshahi will continue to be a member of Expedia's board of directors * Expedia Inc - Khosrowshahi will continue to be a member of Expedia's board of directors * Expedia Inc - Mark D. Okerstrom has served as Expedia's Executive Vice President, Operations, and Chief Financial Officer since September 2011 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Based on the language in the memo from Mueller's team, it appears that this could be a Hill staffer or political donor and may not be a member of Congress.
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"First thing I say: 'You just joined the club that no one wants to be a member of,'" DeAngelis, who retired as principal of Columbine in 2013, told BuzzFeed News.
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Despite the energy in the room that night, it's not a good time to be a member of the Social Democratic Party, known for short in German as the SPD.
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Mr Wale claims that Mr Sogavare is ineligible to stand as prime minister because the law requires a candidate for prime minister to be a member of a political party.
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Postponing by more than a few months means Britain would still be a member of the bloc when elections for the European Parliament are held at the end of May.
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To claim your free drink, just show your local barista that you downloaded the Starbucks app (you don't have to be a member of the rewards program, but it helps).
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EU officials have repeatedly said Britain cannot restrict immigration and be a member of the single market, ruling out allowing London to "cherry pick" the best parts of their union.
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"I've always said that if the right opportunity came along I would like to," Gordon, who will be a member of Fox's broadcast team for Sunday's Daytona 500, told Reuters.
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Kornegay's painting of what appears to be a member of a celestial choir employs a stripped-down palette of black, blue, red, and white on a scrap of corrugated metal.
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It is an honor and a privilege to be a member of Congress, one that I know my colleagues on both sides of the aisle do not take for granted.
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Santini, who joined the bank in 2009, would be a member of the corporate and investment banking executive committee for the Americas and will remain on the Americas management group.
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I had the singular privilege to be a member of the Unicef staff in Somalia in the 1980s when Baquer served as the wise and devoted Unicef representative in Mogadishu.
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Harry was allegedly pranked twice -- on New Year's Eve and January 22 -- and reportedly also dished on Megxit and what it's like to be a member of the Royal Family.
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Fortunately the United States is waking up to his autocratic aims and imposing sanctions against a nation that no longer should be a member of NATO or our military ally.
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To get on it, be a member of Trump's family, support him with unquestioning and sycophantic loyalty, rule your country through blood and fear — or just throw money his way.
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Jacobson, according to The Daily Beast story, said he met Gennaro Colombo, who claimed to be a member of New York's Colombo crime family, at the Atlanta airport in 70.
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Al-Shamrani was alleged to be a member of al Qaeda, an extremist recruiter and possibly Osama bin Laden's bodyguard, according to military files published by The New York Times.
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"Per our by laws, which require all members to be a member of the Democratic Party, Congressman Van Drew is no longer a member of the Blue Dog Coalition," Rep.
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He said that the team planned to move swiftly on its next hire and that the next manager would "most likely not" be a member of Farrell's current coaching staff.
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It will have the ability to screen out sick people, as the Farm Bureau can set its own conditions of who can and can't be a member of its organization.
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To be a member of the Cochrane Collaboration, individual researchers or research groups are required to adhere to very strict guidelines about how meta-analyses are to be reported and conducted.
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Multinational business might well decide that it is not worth the bother of siting themselves in Britain, which (as seems likely) will no longer be a member of the single market.
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You'll need to be a member of the company's membership program to be eligible, but the card has other redeeming aspects, including no annual fee and no cost for foreign transactions.
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Mahdi, believed to be a member of al Qaeda affiliate Ansar Dine in Mali, pleaded guilty to war crimes for destroying religious and historic monuments in the ancient city of Timbuktu.
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The Wall Street bank has decided not to invest in R3's ongoing fundraising round and will also no longer be a member of its consortium, the sources said on Thursday.
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Hannan is a long-time advocate that the U.K. should not be a member of the European Union, having published books and delivered speeches on the issue since an early age.
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A. clothing brand for a specific subset of millennial women, will make you feel both kind of bad and very seen, if you happen to be a member of that population.
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Manafort, according to the filings, had conversations with Kilimnik, who is suspected to be a member of the Russian intelligence organization, while he was serving as the head of Trump's campaign.
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President Donald Trump has nominated Carnegie Mellon University professor Marvin Goodfriend to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, the White House said in a statement on Wednesday.
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True, it was a good step in the right direction: To be a member of the Human Rights Council is to serve as an accessory to its lies, injustices and crimes.
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The casetas at the Seville feria are private, meaning you have to either be a member of the caseta or be invited in by a member to be able to enter.
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The Tipping PointJon Foreman, a friend of Tworkowski's who happened to be a member of the popular alternative rock band Switchfoot, wore the first TWLOHA T-shirt on March 30, 2006.
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MacArthur later clarified to reporters that he had quit on his "own volition" and would continue to be a member of the Tuesday Group despite no longer serving as a leader.
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Despite the claims of some protesters, Xu has not been confirmed to be a member of the security forces, and even if he was, he was one man against several thousand.
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For the first time, you don't have to be a member of the armed forces to see "Blueprint Specials," a jaunty foray into a little-known footnote in American military history.
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The car will be the only one of its kind, a specially-tailored vehicle that will be a member of the Intel/Mobileye 100-vehicle testing fleet announced back in August.
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Mr. Musk, who had agreed to be a member of a two business-related councils that Mr. Trump set up this year, wrote on Twitter that he would leave those panels.
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Like Norway, Britain would need to be a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), which offers some of the benefits of the EU's single market without being an EU member.
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If he can only be removed via the impeachment process, that would mean that he would still be a member of the Supreme Court even as he serves out his sentence.
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While people do not have to be a member of a particular group to fall into one of these classifications, the likelihood that they do is significant enough to justify them.
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"The U.K. may not be a member (of the EU) of course, but you just don't drift away thousands of kilometers and become another nation, you're still Europe one way or another."
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That, evidently, is what it's like to be a member of the crew for Planet Earth II. And as we watched the show, we found ourselves wondering how it all comes together.
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The ship owners learned of the hijacking Saturday when a person claiming to be a member of the Abu Sayyaf Islamist group called to demand a ransom, Marsudi said in a statement.
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The latest beta builds are available in the Mac App Store, but you'll need to be a member of the public beta program or an Apple developer in order to download them.
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" She opposes the resolution, and says she may not be a member of the SBC much longer; she's strongly considering leaving traditional church life all together and participating in a "home church.
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Although lawmakers are completely immune from prosecution, the police can file 'dossiers' against them which can only lead to a legal process once the politician ceases to be a member of parliament.
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He added that Bulgaria would need to be a member of ERM-2 for two years, and then another year would be necessary for "practical preparations" before it could join the euro.
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Rosselló's successor will certainly be a member of his pro-statehood administration, and the New Progressive Party will still have control over both chambers of Puerto Rico's Congress for the time being.
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True, it's all the things you'd look for in a unicorn-themed debut, but you don't have to be a member of the mythical creature fan club to love this upcoming release.
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Surely he isn't so weaselly and shameless to simply ignore much more clear cut evidence of recklessness and corruption, just because the winner happened to be a member of his own party.
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General Electric General Electric was just booted from the Dow Jones Industrial average, marking the first time in 110 years the company won't be a member of the elite 1003-stock index.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump intends to nominate former Senate Republican aide Hester Maria Peirce to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Within three minutes of our arrival and shortly after letting go of his suspicions that I might be a member of the amoral, all-powerful media, Joe casually hands us a flyer.
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But that "player no longer considered to be a member of the first team playing squad" is Schweinsteiger, who is still very much at the club and still absolutely available to play.
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It was an apparent reference to QAnon, a group that originated on the 4chan messaging board around an anonymous user, "Q," who claims to be a member of the US military intelligence.
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A no-deal Brexit would be bad for the EU but likely worse for the UK. In this scenario, the UK will cease to be a member of the EU literally overnight.
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Mr. Blake says he opposes doing "things to check boxes," but said the ideal pick would either represent "sizable blocks of communities of color" or be a member of such a community.
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"We felt that is was better for the UK not to be a member of the European Union during and after the European elections," said Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Thursday.
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Much to fans' dismay, the once honorable, patriotic superhero, Captain America, was recently revealed to be a member of Hydra all along, announcing "Hail Hydra" and pledging loyalty to the evil Nazi organization.
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"It is unfortunate Samir reacted the way he did on November 1st, but for his conduct toward Coach Trenkle, he still would be a member of the GCCC basketball team," the letter read.
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Motorola's brand new Z2 Force is joining all of the above with its own dual-camera setup, and Samsung will soon be a member of the club too with its upcoming Note 8.
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In any event, he promises to hand over if he loses, and notes that he twice personally accepted defeat when beaten by an opposition candidate in contests to be a member of parliament.
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The state has legalized bingo run by nonprofits, veterans groups and the like, but insisted a person had to be a member of a sponsor group for two years to run the games.
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This is very different from last week and next week will be very different ... I don't think Roy Moore should be a member of the U.S. Senate, I've said that from the beginning.
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Atsushi Morita, the head of SCE in Japan and Asia, will be president of the new unit, while the incoming boss of SIE overall, Andrew House, will be a member of the board.
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"They discussed possibly Scotland getting special status within the UK to let it still be a member of the EU somehow," an EU official who took part in one of Sturgeon's meetings said.
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Back then, the real action in the pirate world went down among groups of pseudonymous rippers who released their goods under the banner of whatever collective they happened to be a member of.
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On the way there, a fight broke out when they encountered a man thought to be a member of the Proud Boys, which the Southern Poverty Law Center classifies as a hate group.
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"Per our bylaws, which require all members to be a member of the Democratic Party, Congressman Van Drew is no longer a member of the Blue Dog Coalition," she said in a statement.
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Mr. Ryan said that as a member of the House, he had always wanted to be a member of the Intelligence Committee, but could not while he was deeply involved in the budget.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday nominated Federal Energy Regulatory Commission general counsel James Danly to be a member of the commission, the White House said in a statement.
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Odeh, said the bloc would not be a member of Blue and White's coalition because Gantz has not made a commitment on a core political demand: that he promote equality for Palestinian citizens.
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The legislation also would create a chief of space operations for the Space Force who would report to the Air Force secretary and would be a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's parliament has approved key measures allowing the president to be a member of a political party and issue decrees, part of a constitutional reform the opposition says will fuel authoritarianism.
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The new Industry Solutions leader will set the vision, mission and strategy for our go-to-market approach for the priority industries we're targeting, and will be a member of my leadership team.
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Manson knew that Melcher no longer lived in the house, but that whoever did live there was likely to be a member of Hollywood's elite, whom he now had a blanket vendetta against.
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Brittney Griner wants the world to know she's proud to be a member of the I.B.T.C. ... taking to social media to smack all the haters body shaming her for a lack of boobage.
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Ultimately, he was found not be a member of the group, but the attorney who filed the lawsuit says the social networks are still to blame for making the "explosive growth" of ISIS possible.
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The 28-year-old Malaysian man is believed to be a member of the Islamic State (IS) militant group and was arrested on Friday with weapons and documents related to IS, the police said.
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There's a lot of changes you have to make if you're going to be a member of the Royal Family, but they'd have to pry my Instagram from my cold, presumably well-manicured hands.
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Deutsche Bank said on Thursday that it would shrink its operations in the United States and Asia and focus on Europe, effectively abandoning its ambition to be a member of Wall Street's big leagues.
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In a rare serious remark, in a speech in which he did not deign to name any of his brother's rivals, George W. declared himself proud to be a member of the reviled establishment.
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There was no immediate market response after U.S. President Donald Trump nominated Carnegie Mellon University professor Marvin Goodfriend, viewed as a policy hawk, to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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There has to be a point at which you say, 'This is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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He claimed at the time to own 200 taxi medallions, to be a member of the Friars Club, an avid stamp collector, and a member of the Metropolitan Transit Authority's Inspector General advisory board.
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"We are very hopeful the present governor will be a member of this search committee," the first official said, adding that if all goes well the new panel would be formed by Aug. 1.
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"If I fight the general election as an independent conservative candidate against an official Conservative Party candidate, I would cease to be a member of the party," Hammond wrote in a letter to constituents.
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WASHINGTON, July 19 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump intends to nominate former Senate Republican aide Hester Maria Peirce to be a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the White House said on Tuesday.
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A teacher told Amnesty he was wounded after a masked gunman, suspected to be a member of an armed separatist group, stormed his school in the northwest province and shot him in the leg.
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There has to be a point at which you say, this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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"Some 57% of those who are assigned to this category say they do in fact consider themselves to be a member of the racial or ethnic group to which Facebook assigned them," Pew adds.
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To be a member of his audience is to feel valued, part of an intimate and privileged "you" defined in relation to some broader population: Gene Huber's "we the people" rather than the Constitution's.
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"You can't be a member of the European Union if you don't have independent, impartial courts operating in accordance with fair trial rule, upholding union law," Lenaerts said during a debate at Warsaw University.
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Prosecutors argued that the search was reasonable because officers saw Mr. Mitchell shouting expletives at a bystander and knew him to be a member of a white supremacist gang, the Soldiers of Aryan Culture.
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The study mentions how renters are more likely than homeowners to be "a member of a minority group that may be subject to voter suppression tactics" — a complaint that has surfaced in some competitive races.
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"I was in complete shock when I got that phone call and that question if I wanted to be a member of the Cannes Jury," Fanning said of hearing the news during a press conference.
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"There has to come a point at which you say, 'This is not somebody I support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party,'" Obama said.
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Nikolas Cruz, the alleged shooter who killed 17 people at a high school in Florida Wednesday, posted racially charged messages on social media and was claimed to be a member of a white nationalist militia.
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He recently informed me that for his next driver's-license photo, he plans to wear a colander on his head and will claim to be a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
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Video They say that if you really want to find out what love is, be a member of a 12-step program for recovery – then get drunk or high and come back to a meeting.
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So, to be a member of The Playboy Club wasn't just about being a man looking at scantily clad women, it was also a confirmation of a certain economic and social class one had achieved.
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The novel, said the book's translator, Lucy Renner Jones, is a pitch-perfect portrait of an era in which to be a member of the upper class was to be a slave to family duty.
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Mr. Chen, an independent politician who is Kinmen's first elected magistrate not to be a member of the Nationalists, or Kuomintang, said none of Taiwan's elected presidents had paid enough attention to the county's needs.
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All the province's senior leaders were either killed or wounded when a gunman — believed to be a member of the security forces turned traitor — opened fire as they were leaving a meeting, officials said. Gen.
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" According to Pew, in 2020 one out of every 10 eligible voters will be a member of Generation Z, and millennials "will account for a smaller share of eligible voters than they did in 2016.
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PARIS — When, at 12, Grayson Perry began covertly dressing in women's clothes, he assumed in his innocence that the impulse must have something to do with wanting to be a member of the opposite sex.
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A special committee could also give board members private space to freely discuss a thornier issue, like the questionable actions of one shareholder, even if that person happens to be a member of the board.
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This monster who planned the ruin of Othello and Desdemona with the cold, deliberate passion of a suicide bomber, happens, alas, to be a member of our species — an extreme litmus test for that species.
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" In that same piece, Moore said that there's enough evidence for Congress "to question Ellison's qualifications to be a member of Congress" because, he wrote, Islam is "directly contrary to the principles of the Constitution.
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"It is well-settled that 'a litigant must be a member of the class which he or she seeks to represent at the time the class action is certified by the district court,'" they wrote.
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First, if becoming wildly successful took nothing more than Midwestern values and a willingness to log 80-hour weeks, then almost every restaurant owner in Big 10 country should be a member of the 0.0001%.
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German authorities say Khangoshvili also went by the name Tornike K. and that he was on a Russian terrorist list, with Moscow believing him to be a member of an extremist organization called Caucasus Emirate.
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Most of her posts on social media show her actually working, or are crafted to let her constituency in on the insidery, day-to-day details of what it's like to be a member of Congress.
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I needed someone to actually help me talk about the nuance of — or talk to me about the nuance of — what it's like to be a member of a family when you're deaf and they're hearing.
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Nikolas Cruz, who is suspected of killing 17 people at a high school in Florida on Wednesday, posted racially charged messages on social media and was claimed to be a member of a white nationalist militia.
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As reported by The Advocate, 28-year-old Josh Vallum, thought to be a member of the Latin Kings gang, was charged with Williamson's murder in the days following the discovery of her partially decomposed body.
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In May 22017, Virgil Flaviu Georgescu took a phone call from a man claiming to be a member of the the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the guerrilla group better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC.
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More than half of the French electorate want a vote on whether France should be a member of the European Union but many more do not want to leave the euro, research from Citi showed Tuesday.
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In fact, the people who have yet to take a side in the great Kimye V. Taylor Debate most likely have held their tongues because they just so happen to be a member of both squads.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins skated teams to death to win last year's Stanley Cup, and if anyone can make a case that fighting has no place in hockey today, it would be a member of that organization.
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And her aspirations have swerved toward politics for the long term, too: while she once dreamed of becoming an author or an archaeologist, Ms. Hill now hopes to be a member of Congress or an ambassador.
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"Bronson Harmon will not be a member of Cal Poly's wrestling team but we cannot comment on any details regarding his status as a student because of federal and state privacy laws," Lambert wrote to CBS.
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King said he doesn't believe in the notion that white candidates are viewed as more electable — because Booker wouldn't be a senator and King wouldn't be a member of the statehouse if that were the case.
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The hacker claims to be a member of the group Team System DZ, which took credit for multiple attacks against a range of government websites on Sunday from Louisiana to Michigan and Ohio, including Ohio Gov.
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"Iraq has been out of line with its target frequently... so if restrictions to cut were too stringent, Iraq might feel it in its best interest to no longer be a member of the organization," Cohen added.
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"After looking into the matter we have decided that Allman will no longer be a member of KFTK-FM and his show has been canceled, effective immediately," Esther-Mireya Tejeda, Entercom's head of communications, told BuzzFeed News.
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Asdrubal Cabrera may not be a member of the New York Mets next season, but the veteran infielder continues to bolster his value as a potential free agent heading into Sunday's series finale at the Atlanta Braves.
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" He went on: "There has to be a point in which you say this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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Brousseau, a 17-year-old high school student, was punched in the stomach by an unknown defendant believed to be a member of the Traditionalist Worker Party, a white nationalist group Heimbach was representing at the rally.
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For example, a few years ago he suggested that Aurora, Colorado, movie theater mass shooter James Holmes might be a member of the tea party because someone named "Jim Holmes" was listed on a tea party website.
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"I am so deeply honored to be a member of the National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse and join such an established group of scientific experts and leaders," Hulsey sent in a statement sent to BuzzFeed News.
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The bloc insists Britain would have to take part in European Parliament elections due on May 24-26 if it were still to be a member of the bloc beyond June 2, when the new chamber convenes.
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This hints someone who could very easily be a member of The Beverwyck is protecting J.D. and footing his legal bills, because we all know a low-level criminal can't afford a legal shark in a tailored suit.
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"Even an attempt to do so is unacceptable, and the minister taking such steps is unfit to be a member of the government of the republic," Kaljulaid said in a statement after meeting with Ratas on Monday evening.
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Miracle also happens to be a member of a militia who the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)—a nonprofit foundation judiciously tracking militias and a smorgasbord of white power and hate groups across America—keeps its eye on.
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Despite widespread and profound dissatisfaction with the EU, 60 percent of people think Britain should continue to be a member of the bloc, while only 30 percent believe it should leave, the British Social Attitudes survey has found.
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"It is in the hands of those responsible in Turkey to decide whether they want to be a member of this European community of values," Michael Roth said on arrival to a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg.
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Alba claims to be a member of the Canadian Armed Forces, while other members of the neo-Nazi movement in Canada, speaking on various forums, seek out the same military training as a way to learn insurgency tactics.
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Israeli director Nadav Lapid, whose film "Synonyms" won the 2019 Berlin Film Festival's Golden Bear, will be a member of the jury in the student film competition and will also give a master class to young film authors.
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Before the right-to-work law was passed in Wisconsin, workers who chose not to be a member of a union at their workplace were still charged a fee to cover collective bargaining, contract administration and other services.
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A Salvadoran she befriended in a migrant shelter in the southern Mexican town of Tapachula turned out to be a member of the Zeta cartel, she said - an assertion supported by a local press clipping seen by Reuters.
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"Native people should have the right to determine who should be a member of our communities," said Hayden King, a professor of public policy at Carleton University in Ottawa who has been critical of Mr. Boyden's latest novel.
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In the ecstatic closing sequence, they take part in some impromptu crustpunk Mummers parade, led by a homeless man named Horse (who, just like Farran, has been revealed to be a member of the professional class in disguise).
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BERLIN, March 8 (Reuters) - Germany's acting Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Thursday he would not be a member of the new government under conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel who will lead a coalition with his Social Democrats (SPD).
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"Bahrain will commit to be a member of the Inclusive Framework on BEPS ... " the ministry said in an emailed statement to Reuters, listing a series of steps it had already taken to exchange tax information with other countries.
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Another change, allowing the president to be a member of a political party, came into force this month when Erdogan rejoined the AK Party and he is set to regain the party leadership at a special congress on Sunday.
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The Senate Banking Committee will hold hearings for two major regulatory nominees: Joseph Otting to be comptroller of the currency and Randal Quarles to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board and the Fed's vice chairman for supervision.
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The program does have some requirements, according NBC Nebraska: The worker must earn at least $20 per hour, must live in the city for three years and their employer must be a member of the town's chamber of commerce.
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The local man was arrested by detectives on Tuesday and taken to Belfast where he was also charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and with professing to be a member of a proscribed organization.
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The law requires that the four-star general who will lead Space Force, with the title of Chief of Space Operations, will be a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, but not in Space Force&aposs first year.
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As well as a background in economics, he has the virtue of hailing from a small country that is neither improvident nor imperious—the kind of country that would be a member of Asia's Hanseatic league if it had one.
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Soler's mother and sources close to the investigation believe the teen was killed by the violent MS-13 gang, with one source claiming that Sosa-Guevara revealed himself to be a member of the group during talks with police, Newsday reported .
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"We'll ensure that negotiations don't take place according to the principle of cherry-picking ... It must and will make a noticeable difference whether a country wants to be a member of the family of the European Union or not," she said.
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"During the hearing, when the judge said Kayden was declared to be our legal 'child, and is further said to be a member of the Wayne family with all the rights and responsibilities attached thereto,' I almost lost it," she recalled.
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To qualify, you'll need to be a member of a credit union for at least one month before applying, the loan amount must be from $200 to $1,000, and the loan term must be from one to six months.4.
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"As a result of what happened in Chicago, this successful strike, you started seeing social justice at the forefront and people contesting older white leadership," says Jennifer Berkshire, a freelance journalist who used to be a member of the AFT.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's center-left government wants to fast-track plans to make it a criminal offence to be a member of what it deems a terrorist organization, Justice Minister Morgan Johansson said, bringing Sweden into line with neighbor Norway.
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In February, the Productivity Commission also recommended the ACCC should be a member of the Council of Financial Regulators, which is chaired by the central bank and holds the main responsibility of financial system oversight, to act as "the competition champion".
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"During the hearing, when the judge said Kayden was declared to be our legal 'child, and is further said to be a member of the Wayne family with all the rights and responsibilities attached thereto,' I almost lost it," Lilley recalls.
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Oussama Atar, a 32-year-old thought to be a member of the Islamic State group, was already a suspect in the Brussels attacks on March 22 but has now been linked to the November 13, 2015 atrocities in Paris.
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The military will not only be in a position to decide which investors develop the deposit, but an army-controlled engineering firm, Frontier Works Organization (FWO), is positioning itself to be a member of any consortium involved, these people said.
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We narrowed down the dozens of cash-back credit cards currently available to new applicants by looking at a few factors:Ease of use — Are there any hoops to jump through, like needing to be a member of a specific bank?
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As it happened, when the White House set up a team to write the US national strategy, I was asked to be a member of the 10- or 12-person staff that wrote the strategy that President Bush released in 2003.
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ROME (Reuters) - The deputy prime minister of a new Italian government should be a member of the Democratic Party (PD), its deputy leader Andrea Orlando said on Wednesday, potentially re-igniting tensions in talks with the ruling 5-Star Movement.
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Those nerves were merited, apparently: Though Lipinski first won election to the House in 2004, inheriting the seat from his father, he will not be a member of the House when the 117th Congress is sworn in in January 2021.
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When he arrived in Des Moines on Air Force Two, Mr. Pence was greeted by an Iowan who had complained about his experience with the Affordable Care Act — and who happened to be a member of the state Republican central committee.
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"The following individual to be a Member of the of the Frederick Douglas Bicentennial Commission: Alveda King of Georgia, Eric Madison Lowery of Maryland, Naomi C. Earp of Maryland," the White House press release reads, incorrectly spelling Douglass's last name.
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"I'm a member of every golf club that I want to be a member of […] I'd rather play golf here with people I like than at the fanciest golf course in the world," he once said in a Q&A.
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Fidelity Labs, the innovation arm of asset manager Fidelity, will be a member of IC3 along with Cornell University, University of California at Berkeley, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, the Technion, IBM Corp and Intel Corp, the company said in a statement.
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There's a reason you have to be a member of Prime to take advantage of Amazon's great deals today — because Prime members are the ultimate customer that CEO Jeff Bezos strives for, one analyst told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday.
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The Academy says that while the decision of whether a person is included rests on the person's quality and quantity of contribution to the film industry, you do not have to be a member of the Academy to be included in the segment.
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In order to attend a wedding that takes place inside a Mormon Temple, you must be a member of the Church, abstain from premarital sex, be free from drugs and alcohol, pay 10% of your income to the Church, and wear temple garments.
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Britain's government has said it will cease to be a member of the single market after its scheduled departure from the EU in March 2019 as it would not agree to continue to allow automatic free movement of EU workers into the country.
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I think when you're a member of the LGBT community and you're traveling, you have things to be mindful of—particularly if you're going to specific places where it might not be the easiest thing to be a member of the [gay] community.
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Basically if you're going to buy a pre-sale ticket you're going to have to be a member of the Church Choir, and not only that but you're going to have to pay for a membership so that we can vet you.
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The person he thinks is an admirer turns out to be a member of a group of gay activists who perform a parody of his brother's single "Drip Drop" in a circle around him, accusing him of flip-flopping on his queerness.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkey will never be a member of the European Union as long as it is governed by Tayyip Erdogan, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Thursday, accusing the Turkish president of failing to take accession talks with the bloc seriously.
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But one does not have to be a member of Ledecky's "Fam Club," the name that graced green T-shirts worn by relatives who attended the United States Olympic trials in Omaha, to be drawn into Ledecky's cheerfully relentless rewriting of swimming history.
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McConnell has also teed up votes on Randal Quarles's nomination to be a member of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve, as well as Andrew Oldham and Ryan Bounds nominations to be appeals judges on 5th and 9th Circuits, respectively.
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In his book Blood of the Liberals, the journalist George Packer provided a dispiriting account of what it was like to be a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, the major organ for socialist politics after Debs's party dissolved, during the 21996s.
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Then after that, the series of reports for the New York Times, and this video we did, a video of this witness who used to be a member of the Davao Death Squad, which was allegedly created by Duterte way back in Davao.
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You do need to be a member of Amazon Prime, the company's $99 per year service that includes free two-day shipping on many items as well as access to a Netflix-like streaming video library, to make use of the Dash Buttons.
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In 2017, a man claiming to be a member of the ultra-wealthy Saudi royal family, named Prince Khalid Bin Al-Saud, entered into talks with real estate developers to make a $20173 million investment in an iconic luxury hotel on Miami Beach.
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"The Saint Joseph's community was deeply saddened to see the recent news regarding Delonte West '05, who is and always will be a member of our community, but heartened to see the outpouring of care and support from Hawks around the country."
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ROME (Reuters) - Pressure on Italy's prime minister-designate and president over who should be a member of government is "unacceptable", a source close to the president said on Thursday, after repeated calls by party leaders for the naming of a eurosceptic economy minister.
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Here, Henson plays Ali Davis, a hard-charging sports agent in a male-dominated field, where she endures "locker-room talk" and yearns to be a member of the boys' club, despite being frozen out of things like the partners' secret poker game.
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The 68 year-old daughter of a Bulgarian immigrant who used to be a member of a Marxist-inspired urban guerrilla group is accused of breaking the country's fiscal responsibility laws in the run-up to her second election win in 2014.
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The 68 year-old daughter of a Bulgarian immigrant who used to be a member of a Marxist-inspired urban guerrilla group is accused of breaking the country's fiscal responsibility laws in the run-up to her second election win in 543.
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The Foreign Ministry also listed points on which China and Afghanistan had reached consensus, including an acknowledgment of Afghanistan's desire to be a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, two multinational institutions of which China was a founder.
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"I have decided to withdraw my name from consideration to be a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve because the likelihood of a prolonged process could have left me in professional limbo for too long," Liang said in a statement.
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David Davis, May's Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, said earlier this month that the current system of free immigration from the EU would be ended and that Britain wanted access to the single market without having to be a member of it.
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If you happen to be a member of one of the few families in which not one member has yet to send off a cheek swab, you might want to consider opting out until society sorts out risks and benefits, and provides more privacy protections.
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David Davis, May's Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, said earlier this month that the current system of free immigration from EU would be ended and that Britain wanted access to the single market without having to be a member of it.
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To those outside of Congress who always seemed to have a better idea or a smarter strategy, you do not have to be a member of the House to be Speaker of the House and hence, now is your chance to run for Speaker.
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ROME, May 24 (Reuters) - Pressure on Italy's prime minister-designate and president over who should be a member of government is "unacceptable", a source close to the president said on Thursday, after repeated calls by party leaders for the naming of a eurosceptic economy minister.
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I started doing out doing this from political frustration and then I moved away from political comments, but what's interesting to me is how people agree with you even if you say something stupid because you seem to be a member of their tribe.
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Although the process is now officially underway, negotiations surrounding the terms under which the U.K. will cease to be a member of the Union are unlikely to kick off before a summit uniting the remaining 27 EU member states scheduled for April 29 in Brussels.
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"With consent from the family, we write to confirm that Barron will be a member of the Class of 2024," head of school Robert Kosasky and head of middle school and chief diversity officer Rodney Glasgow wrote in a letter to St. Andrew's families.
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Exporters hurting But Venezuela is only one of eight high cost oil exporters facing a grim immediate future on both the economic and the political fronts, and you do not need to be a member of OPEC to feel the heat from low prices.
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"I have decided to withdraw my name from consideration to be a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve because the likelihood of a prolonged process could have left me in professional limbo for too long," Liang said in a statement.
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Some small businesses are attracted to Tennessee because it's a right-to-work state, which means employees can work without having to be a member of a union, boasts Charlie Brock, CEO, Launch Tennessee, an organization that connects entrepreneurs to the resources they need.
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"This is beyond party affiliation, this really cuts to the root of what retirement is going to look like," said Mr. Neal, who will be a member of the special committee and has been working to recruit more House Republicans to support his proposal.
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Al-Tulaqi, 38 or 39, was alleged to be a member of al Qaeda and a member of the Taliban, have fought against the US, and have had close ties to al Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaydah, a high-value detainee currently held captive in Guantanamo.
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But the decision to be a member of the women's swim team, and to train under Stanford's Greg Meehan, who fosters his athletes' intellectual development, was in sync with her goal of swimming not just for times, but also for the stimulation and camaraderie.
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While Mr. Orban has battled with Brussels on what it means to be a member of the European Union — notably around immigration policy and rule-of-law issues — his decision to grant asylum to a former political ally still came as a surprise to many.
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Despite the secessionists' mantra that independence for Catalonia would not lead to exclusion from the European Union, the practical matter is that if Catalonia became a new state, it could not be a member of the European Union until the member states approved its incorporation.
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" Officer McDonald, Mr. de Blasio said, was "a living example of the things we aspire to be," adding that "millions were moved by his example because he became the greatest embodiment of what it means to be a member of the New York Police Department.
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"Had those segregationists had their way, I would not be a member of the U.S. Senate, Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE would not be a member of the U.S. Senate and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE would not have been in a position to nominate him to the title he now holds," Harris added.
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Regarding a possible extension of the Brexit date, the EU diplomat also indicated that if Britain's withdrawal was delayed until after elections for the European Parliament in May, it would have to take part in the vote as it would still be a member of the bloc.
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EK: Well, clearly Britain will not be a member of the single market, and obviously in terms of the border, there will only be the one land border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland when Britain is removed-, removes itself from the European Union.
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The government plans to argue that the motion needed 34 votes to pass, rather than the 33 it received, and that the lawmaker who cast the deciding vote was ineligible to be a member of parliament because he also holds Canadian citizenship, attorney general Basil Williams said.
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This included 8.4 million pounds in payouts to previous team manager Louis van Gaal and his backroom staff and a charge of 2.53 million on the fall in "carrying value of a player no longer considered to be a member of the first team playing squad".
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And the way to do that is to emphasize that, yes, we are proud to be Americans, yes, it's important to us to be a member of a nation—including all of the mutual solidarity that that entails, and also the mutual pride that it entails.
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New York filmmaker Kim Snyder's work has allowed her to be privy to what she calls a "terrible club that no-one wants to be a member of" that is made up of communities traumatized by gun violence in schools, workplaces, churches or places of leisure.
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On Sunday, many attendees at Tyler's popular annual music festival were reportedly convinced that the surprise headliner was going to be Frank Ocean, the infamously reclusive R&B singer who used to be a member of Tyler's Odd Future collective, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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Danny, who had inherited his own father's talent for mimicry, insisted on doing his major speech in a Vito Corleone voice, even though he was supposed to be a member of the English nobility, and even though there was already a Mob boss in the movie.
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"We welcome Ecuador and have committed to accelerating procedures for its incorporation as a full member, hoping that in the course of 2019 Ecuador will be a member of the Pacific Alliance," Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra told journalists at the Pacific Alliance summit in Lima, the capital.
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And while it is true that Kalanick has agreed to be a member of Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum, it's also true that execs from both Uber and Lyft have agreed to sit on a new automation advisory council set up by Trump's Department of Transportation.
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Then again, there's an off chance the culprit might not be a member of the press corps at all, but instead an employee of the White House itself—an intern, maybe, or perhaps one of those Presidential Personnel Office bros who spilled a little Smirnoff Ice.
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"The President intends to appoint Frederic Malek of Virginia to be a Member of the Board of Trustees of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in the Smithsonian Institution and to designate him as Chair," the White House said in a statement Wednesday announcing the decision.
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"There has to be a point at which you say, this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party," Obama said during a press conference at the White House on Tuesday.
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I think they have a foundational role in the conversation at large, across the US. I think what we're learning, the hard way, is that we don't just get to be a member of that conversation when times are good and we like the guy in office.
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Related: The cocaine industry has a lot riding on Colombia's peace deal In May 22013, Virgil Flaviu Georgescu took a phone call from a man claiming to be a member of the the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the guerrilla group better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC.
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Sherman might be a member of the hated 49ers now, but the O.G. L.O.B. gang wasn't gonna miss their boy's big day -- Earl Thomas (sweet shirt, bro), Brandon Browner, Byron Maxwell and Kam Chancellor all made the trip ... plus other 'Hawks like Cliff Avril, Ricardo Lockette and Bobby Wagner.
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"If Qatar wants to be a member of this alliance then they are more than welcome but if Qatar wants to be on the other side, then as we say in Arabic, it's time to say 'good bye,'" the Emirati minister said, according to the UAE's state news agency.
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Once again I was experiencing what it means to be a member of a minority — blind or black or poor or a newly arrived immigrant, for that matter — living day to day in constant fear that everything you have can be taken away from you, even your identity.
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On that occasion, the journalist was questioning the mayor on his links to one of his many private-sector pals: the owner of a drugstore chain called Ultrafarma, who happens to be a member of Lide, an events company founded by Mr. Doria and now run by his son.
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Lisa Smith, who used to be a member of the Irish Defence Forces — Ireland&aposs military — traveled to Syria in 2015 and lived in the so-called Islamic state, though it is not clear what, if anything, Smith may have done to support ISIS while she was there.
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Dante Disparte, who has represented the association for months as its head of policy and communications, will be a member of the executive team, alongside Chief Operating Officer Bertrand Perez and Head of Business Development Kurt Hemecker, both of whom previously worked for Marcus at his earlier digital payments startup.
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Looking closer at the fine print, the only catches are that you need to be a member of GameStop's PowerUp Rewards program to sign up (the free version of that membership will work just fine), and that you'll be limited to whatever used games are available at your local GameStop.
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This is because Britain will continue to be a member of NATO when, and if, Article 50 is invoked, which will help facilitate continued cooperation between the two bodies even with Britain out of the EU. But as history proves, simply having a signed piece of paper is not enough.
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This perhaps protected DeVos from further embarrassment, but as Matt Yglesias wrote, it is hard to see how that actually helps the Trump administration: At the end of the day, there is going to be an education secretary, and that person is going to be a member of Trump's administration.
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Yousef O. Barasneh, 22, of Oak Creek, Wisconsin, is alleged to be a member of The Base and has been charged with conspiring to violate citizens' rights to use property free from threats and intimidation, according to a statement from the US attorney's office for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
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"Especially elections where candidates have to be a member of a party to run or, you know, certainly if they want the endorsement of the party, there could be some sort of code of conduct or rules that the parties have for people who want to be candidates," Raghu said.
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The Senate is also expected to take up the nominations of Michelle Bowman to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board, Thomas Feddo to be assistant secretary of the Treasury for Investment Security and Jennifer Nordquist to be United States executive director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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If a genie popped out of my bedside lamp, I would wish for these three things: my mom to be alive, nothing bad or sad to ever happen again, and to be a member of the Martin Van Buren High School Damsels, the best drill team in the tristate area.
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The Golden State Killer terrorized California in the 1970s and 1980s, killing at least a dozen people and raping many more, but the case went cold until a genealogy website allowed investigators to match crime scene DNA to what seemed to be a member of the killer's family, eventually leading them to DeAngelo.
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Mateen was working as a security guard at a private company in early 2013 when his co-workers reported to law enforcement that Mateen had claimed to be a member of Hezbollah with ties to al-Qaida, and that he was "looking for an excuse to become a martyr," the source says.
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Someone using the name Sly Buehl Rigilio, who appears to be a member of a trolling group that goes by the name Rigatoni Family, told BuzzFeed News that they were a group of transgender women who were denied entry because they could not present the necessary documents to assuage ESL's concerns about trolls.
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Senate Finance Committee: Hearing to consider the nominations of Jeffrey Gerrish to be a Deputy United States Trade Representative; Gregory Doud to be Chief Agricultural Negotiator, Office of the United States Trade Representative; and Jason Kearns, to be a member of the United States International Trade Commission, 10 a.m. http://bit.ly/2yyjvp0.
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Now 87, Ms. Passloff, who went on to be a member of the experimental collective Judson Dance Theater, will present a program of new works and one revival, as well as a reconstruction of Mr. Waring's "Octandre" and Remy Charlip's "April and December" at the 92nd Street Y on Friday and Sunday.
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"The biggest threat to opera is the prejudice that people have about the art form: that it's superficial, that it's only for rich people, that it's difficult to understand, and that you have to be a member of a club to get in," said Kasper Holten, the former director of the Royal Opera.
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Moreover, there is a class component to the question of whether women vote: Chronic nonvoters are more likely to be lower income, less likely to be married, less educated, and more likely to be a member of a racial minority group — though they were still predominantly white — according to the Knight study.
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