It should be based on merit, and it should be based on success.
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The first will be based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the second will be based on the Oompa-Loompas.
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Will it be based on an existing blockchain platform, such as Ethereum, or will it be based on a completely new blockchain?
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Spring Split points will now be based on the Spring playoffs, while Summer Split points will be based on the regular-season finish.
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In 2019, 25% of a member's risk score would be based on the new system, and 75% would be based on the current system.
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Immigration should not be based on a lottery or on "chain" migration, but be based on the love of America and our institutions that have made our country the greatest nation on Earth.
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THRUSH: Which seem to be based on some--I should also say that those quotes by him also seem to be based on some misunderstanding of what South Korea possess and doesn't possess.
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It should be based on evidence, not on partisan advantage.
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It happens also to be based on some false premises.
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Charges should be based on the CO2 emissions of vehicles.
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This tax will be based on revenue generated in France.
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Stevens (Virginia): Must impeachment be based on a statutory crime?
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"Management decisions should be based on objective science," he says.
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Programs need to be based on evidence of what works.
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Republican tax credits would be based on age, not income.
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The ads still may be based on your general location.
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Claims that turn out not to be based on evidence.
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Endorsements should not be based on a statement of regret.
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Those levies would be based on unfair trade, he said.
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"This system will be based on evidence," the spokesman said.
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It just has to be based on an old one.
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Yet other qualms seem to be based on persistent delusions.
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"But this autonomy must be based on performance," he said.
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However, the decision must be based on law, not emotion.
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States' funding would be based on their prior spending levels.
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Beauty should be based on one's true self mirror image.
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The plan, including its name, would be based on Rep.
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The whole proposition appears to be based on false assumptions.
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Your payment may also be based on your family size.
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While this update will be based on the latest Windows 10 release, it will not be based on the company's modern Windows Core OS platform that will power Windows 10X devices like the Surface Neo.
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Prosecutors' final decisions will be based on the full unredacted report.
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He added that future concentration will be based on Iran's needs.
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B's reasoning seems to be based on what he can see.
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The guidelines must be based on scientific evidence, under the law.
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The decision should be based on one's finances and medical problems.
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It's gonna be based on what they saw at the scene.
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Qualifications for the Fortnite World Cup will be based on merit.
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It would all be based on what Jenelle wants to do.
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The new package will be based on traveling but also mobility.
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Much of the support seemed to be based on Trump's style.
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Any decision will be based on overall global demand, he said.
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Compensation should not be based on stock price alone, said Odland.
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These valuations will not be based on a single market exposure.
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Those relationships have to be based on trust and mutual respect.
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The decision will be based on whether the company is successful.
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Third, participation in science should be based on ability, not circumstance.
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But pay equity shouldn't be based on winning the geography lottery.
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The movie will be based on Victor Bockris' Warhol: The Biography.
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However, policy decisions should be based on evidence, not on emotion.
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Will there be a market for E.T.F.s to be based on?
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That means the path ahead must be based on renewable energy.
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Do you want your medical treatment to be based on science?
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You don't because it has to be based on your orders.
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It can't solely be based on anger because you'll burn out.
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Payments would largely be based on what Medicare currently pays hospitals.
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That means age estimates have to be based on circumstantial evidence.
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It should also be based on the strength of the country.
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Such policies must be based on what would help species conservation.
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Rules issued today could be based on laws enacted decades ago.
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Politics ought to be based on actual facts and objective truth.
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This song lyric happens to be based on a true story.
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Student loan servicing decisions should be based on facts not politics.
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Certain countries believe fiscal rules should be based on verified formulas.
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But it shouldn't be based on some otherworldly social welfare function.
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Deliveries will be based on need, not political affiliation, they say.
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Existing loans will still be based on the PBOC-set benchmark rate.
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Facts must be verifiable, and verification must be based on common standards.
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In short, it will likely be based on what they've done right.
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Foreign policy must be based on reality,not hyperbole or wishful thinking.
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Premiums for coverage in 2017 will be based on your 2015 income.
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But it will be based on his health, not the series score.
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The ships will be based on the current Braunschweig-class of corvettes.
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Public safety regulations should be based on evidence, not fear-mongering rhetoric.
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They certainly cannot be based on denying the Rohingya even their name.
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Would you wish your relationships with others to be based on deceit?
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Pay should be based on one thing and one thing only: productivity.
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It has to be based on just the law and the facts.
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These new cartridges would be based on the much smaller and lighter .
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Safety regulation should be based on evidence, not just-in-case anecdotes.
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The flavor will be based on Biden's favorite ice cream: chocolate chip.
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It's going to be based on what their paycheck is telling them.
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Another comic in here seems to be based on the podcast Serial.
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"The TFRs will be based on authoritative data from Eurocontrol," it says.
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Nobody would ever say that screening should be based on those criteria.
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But Trump's accelerated timeline appears not to be based on the science.
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The pay rate will be based on the worker's 13-week average.
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This message should be based on how you solved your own problems.
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The bonus amounts will be based on a worker's length of service.
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FCA'S DELFAS SAYS EU "EQUIVALENCE" DECISIONS SHOULD BE BASED ON TECHNICAL ASSESSMENTS
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Any agreement between parties would be based on selection for both houses.
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The current concern seems to be based on a 'what if 'situation.
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That decision has to be based on the specifics of her case.
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"These decisions shouldn't be based on politics," McCaskill said at the hearing.
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S. consultations "must be based on mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit".
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Both sets of tariffs would be based on concerns about U.S. national security.
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It's an example of how ambiguous presents can be based on shifting perceptions.
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Season 3 will be based on the book "Vulgar Favors" by Maureen Orth.
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It has to be based on reasoned decision making and applying the facts.
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But Mr McCormick insists its decision will be based on longer-term fundamentals.
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Lenses could be based on geolocation, tweet history, contexts from other users — anything.
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The B-1s will be based on Guam indefinitely, Andersen AFB officials said.
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He added that the deal must be based on "seriously checked" internal models.
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"It could be based on acquisitions or partners, time will tell," he said.
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The winner will be based on the subjective decision of the judging panel.
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Piegza argued any rate increase will be based on the data, not politics.
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What you owe will be based on the type of asset you own.
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They will be based on a GM design, including the cells and modules.
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Should teacher pay be based on seniority, the better to retain experienced teachers?
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Selection will also be based on things like viewcount, watchtime and subscriber growth.
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It doesn't say that help should be based on the state's financial health.
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Debt-to-equity swaps will be based on market principles and the law.
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Such trades would typically be based on financial benchmark rates such as Euribor.
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Iran said the new percentage "will be based on our needs," without specifying.
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But sometimes those shortcuts can be based on flawed assumptions or missing information.
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Additionally, analyses would be based on aggregate data instead of individual user data.
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Your salary should be based on your experience and qualifications – not your gender.
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Our foreign policy goals must be based on America's core national security interests.
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And secondly that those decisions have got to be based on adequate information.
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It's going to be based on a very, very robust set of transactions.
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Our decision will be based on our readiness, not based on their readiness.
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"Any action at law needs to be based on evidence," said a spokesman.
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A ruling this consequential had better be based on rock-solid legal argument.
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It could be based on something known: television, the movies, the nightly news.
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Ultimately, the court ruled that employment decisions cannot be based on sex stereotypes.
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Intelligence assessments should not be based on what a president wants to hear.
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If you haven't filed yet, it will be based on your 2018 return.
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Unlike some other proposals, the aid would not be based on family income.
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Microsoft's performance evaluations used to be based on what it called stack ranking.
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"Every decision we make is going to be based on that," he said.
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Book club selections should be based on organizational or individual goals, Fellows said.
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That argument always appeared to be based on heart rather than head, however.
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Your withholding will be based on the standard deduction, with no other adjustments.
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Decisions should be based on what benefits all, not the maximization of profit.
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But it's got to be based on suspicion, and not an area code.
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"Foreign policy must be based on reality, not hyperbole or wishful thinking," Sen.
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The new one will be based on a worldwide review and interagency input.
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They want Brexit to be based on a Canada-style free-trade deal instead.
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"Awareness is a good thing, and recommendation should be based on research," Shu said.
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"Health care policy must be based on scientific evidence and medical necessity," he says.
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Some intelligence community officials believe that Trump's hostility might be based on a misunderstanding.
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A component will be based on independently measured customer service scores for branch locations.
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An exhibition that questions whether art can be based on formulas without becoming formulaic.
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Under the administration's proposal, Medicare's payment rates would be based on those international prices.
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This is largely because it does not seem to be based on her policies.
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There's the lurking fear that the accusations might be based on misunderstanding or hypersensitivity.
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Their systems will be based on conversational computing and aimed at consumers and businesses.
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By law, serving sizes should be based on actual consumption and not ideal consumption.
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It determines what those photos should be based on factors like time and place.
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This designation will be based on media reports and other credible sources, TripAdvisor said.
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So we imagined what the ring should be based on her personality and style.
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Here's the long list of live sports that ESPN+ will really be based on.
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She wants negotiations on the future relationship to be based on pragmatism, not ideology.
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Power Rangers may be based on an old property, but it's breaking new ground.
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The method is believed to be based on traditional face packs used in area.
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Scientists think they know where it should be based on their science-y calculations.
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Blond Ambition will be based on a Blacklist-topping script from writer Elyse Hollander.
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Should choices be based on current patrons or on visitors they'd like to reach?
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Called Moose, it's said to be based on Durst's own experience with a stalker.
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The president said the U.S. presence will be based on conditions on the ground.
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But those solutions must be based on sound science, smart planning, and responsible stewardship.
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The film will be based on the Mighty Thor comics, written by Jason Aaron.
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Another show will be based on author Julia Quinn's best-selling historical romance novels.
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"Athletics has to be based on national teams and is particularly vulnerable," Coe added.
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The removal would be based on Trump not sharing the "values" of West Hollywood.
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He said the Geneva talks would be based on U.N. Security Council resolution 2254.
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Your decision will be based on who you are and whom you're talking to.
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It has to be based on research and evidence, and there is no evidence.
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This can be based on their actions, looks, skin color, knowledge, or even wealth.
|
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Few blockchains support staking as they need to be based on proof-of-stake.
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Amends should be based on consultations with victims to determine their needs and preferences.
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Access to quality healthcare shouldn't be based on luck, it should be a right.
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That benchmark is supposed to be based on the currency's value the day before.
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This would be based on the amount of U.S. content in the products manufactured.
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Ford's upcoming Mustang Mach-E will be based on a new updatable EV architecture.
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But our response must be measured and should be based on facts, not fear.
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This would be based on mutual recognition, or reciprocal acceptance of each side's rules.
|
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For a boss-employee relationship to work, it has to be based on authenticity.
|
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Real solutions to our fiscal dysfunction must therefore be based on a bipartisan approach.
|
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I am just asking that it be based on just that — data and science.
|
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And what does fiction gain when it is said to be based on truth?
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Decisions about what to fund should be based on facts, not on shiny advertising.
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They should be based on which college is the best fit for an applicant.
|
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Some would be based on overdose levels; others would go out through competitive grants.
|
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His strongest argument would be based on a 1983 Supreme Court case, Anderson v.
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He stressed that any unity government must be based on parity between both parties.
|
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How the chips fall will be based on their message, political baggage and appeal.
|
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Each candidate's podium position on debate night will be based on public polling, per CNN.
|
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But a new New Deal can't be based on making government bigger, as FDR did.
|
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It's why mods like Total Chaos can be "based" on Doom, but include, say, freelook.
|
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The custom-made CPU will be based on the third-generation AMD Ryzen CPU line.
|
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" Roberts insisted that the Court's ruling had to be based on "language in the Constitution.
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It will probably be based on Python, which is fine (Python is a great language).
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However, cooperation has to be based on principles and must not compromise China's core interests.
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It should be based on the product of the future, not product of the past.
|
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The meetings' success will be based on how the information collected is systematized, she added.
|
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The series will be based on Alice Hoffman's novels Rules of Magic and Practical Magic.
|
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This needs to be based on systemic innovations in almost all aspect of our economies.
|
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That seems to be based on the view that a "soft Brexit" looks more likely.
|
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Knowing this, we should think: What do we want the reaction to be based on?
|
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" McNamee said his "decisions will be based on the law and the facts, not politics.
|
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The movie will be based on the 1920s series of children's books by Hugh Lofting.
|
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Moreover, venture valuation in general tends to be based on total revenue — rather than profitability.
|
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Much of your planning will be based on how he or she receives the money.
|
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These suggestions will also be based on the bloggers' interests and posting history, it says.
|
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Any action taken by his office will be based on overwhelming evidence of criminal activity.
|
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The relevant approval must be based on the first (assessment) report which will follow Dec.
|
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The show will be based on his WNYC podcast Here's The Thing With Alec Baldwin.
|
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Bitcoin might theoretically be based on distributed trust, but in practice, that's just not true.
|
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The algorithm needs to be based on traits that are truly predictive of job performance.
|
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The first headset that ships will be based on Microsoft's Windows Holographic desktop software. Okay.
|
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As before, the exact mix of products shipped will be based on subscribers' beauty profile.
|
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German cautioned, however, that Mueller's question may in fact be based on publicly available information.
|
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In short, cybersecurity policy should be based on real evidence and on cost-benefit analysis.
|
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Former European Commissioner Guenter Verheugen said any sanctions should be based on facts, not suspicions.
|
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She said the law appeared to be based on "inaccurate, incomplete, irrelevant, or outdated" data.
|
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It should be based on EU laws, subject to EU courts, and of limited duration.
|
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Before Jevons, economists thought that prices should be based on the cost of making goods.
|
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Powell indicated, though, that policy decisions will be based on a broad scope of information.
|
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If state legislatures want to create policies around abortion, they should be based on evidence.
|
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In fact, some future advances in gene editing may even not be based on Crispr.
|
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Policies will be based on what people think are good ideas, not what data show.
|
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Trump's transition team has since repeatedly denied that the registry would be based on religion.
|
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"The conditioner should be based on the styling that you want to do," he says.
|
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Kornreich's ruling seems to be based on the lack of physical violence or property damage.
|
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It's hard to tell how good Ferguson could be based on his performance for Adelaide.
|
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However, this should be based on sound economic principles to give confidence to our allies.
|
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Whether that happens will be based on how he feels, Jays manager John Gibbons said.
|
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But a credible assessment must be based on the best science and economics, not politics.
|
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Any talks "must be based on the recognition of the plurality of opinions", he added.
|
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Immigration quotas should be based on how much the host country has ruined other countries.
|
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We're saying, look, the future of machine intelligence is gonna be based on brain algorithms.
|
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But, she added, any decision she made would have to be based on multiple issues.
|
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A Biden realigning victory would be based on a Biden realigning style of political leadership.
|
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A lower estimate by the International Monetary Fund may be based on a different methodology.
|
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In that case, their relief checks will be based on information in their 1099 form.
|
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Another motif seems to be based on a magnified, high-contrast photo of knitted yarn.
|
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Any decision should be based on facts, and the value of what is at stake.
|
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He signaled caution, saying it would be based on market demand.
|
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An earlier version misstated the title of the book the musical will be based on.
|
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It can be based on something like rebounds ... That's really where you get the engagement.
|
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Policies to respond, or not respond, to climate change should be based on scientific evidence.
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He stressed that withdrawal decisions would be based on combat conditions, not on predetermined timelines.
|
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That indictment appeared to be based on an unscientific report by a conservative news site.
|
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Community rating doesn't allow premiums to be based on the applicant's age or health status.
|
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Additionally, related reforms on immigration and entry and exit will also be based on Brexit.
|
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Exacerbating this is the fact that salary requests tend to be based on current salary.
|
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Some of these centrifuges appear to be based on Pakistani designs provided by AQ Khan.
|
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In addition, the company now will guarantee that at least two-thirds of rewards paid to distributors will be based on actual retail sales to people using the products, while no more than one-third can be based on personal consumption of the products.
|
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The new PS225-focused GPU architecture, known as Navi, will be based on the 225nm process.
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It will be based on unemployment rates, on economic growth, on uninsured rates, on crime rates.
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" "No woman's access to reproductive health care should be based on how much money she has.
|
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End-of-season rewards will be based on the highest tier you reach in Season 2.
|
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Hofer and his allies believe the bloc should be based on economic rather than political union.
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So both the hero's story and the heist itself had to be based on emotional concepts.
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Decisions we make about our own life be based on decisions cuz we might not live.
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Gotham City Sirens will reportedly be based on the 2009 DC series of the same name.
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" But that criticism, he said, "has gotta be based on actually having seen the damn movie.
|
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It could be based on the time of the day or the day of the week.
|
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And any changes that Congress makes to the program will likely be based on available research.
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When Android apps do finally leave beta, they're hopefully going to be based on Android Nougat.
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As for payments, Amazon only vaguely states that those will be based on the Skill's usage.
|
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" The value will be based on "the previous day's Venezuelan oil basket price with a discount.
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At Crunchbase News, our definition of the Midwest will be based on the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The series will be based on "The Mighty Thor" comic books, which introduced a female Thor.
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The movie — produced under Appian Way — will be based on Walter Isaacson's biography of da Vinci.
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The new series will be based on Skaist-Levy and Nash-Taylor's memoir, The Glitter Plan.
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Second, Mir Mobile may be based on a very old PC game, but it isn't static.
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And if decisions about pay are not based on performance, what will they be based on?
|
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"Economic development strategy can't be based on these once-in-a-lifetime location opportunities," he said.
|
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For example, success could be based on the total funding companies have raised using each approach.
|
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Web searches like Google and Bing claim to be based on impartial algorithms, not backroom deals.
|
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Production cutting rates on individual companies will be based on their emission levels, the document said.
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Prosecutorial decisions should be based on applying facts to the law without hint of political motivation.
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The corn contract will be based on the Platts Ukrainian Corn FOB Black Sea daily assessment.
|
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But they said recalls must be based on scientific evidence borne out of an outbreak investigation.
|
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The exact amount a company owed would be based on its share of annual opioid sales.
|
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If, like this newspaper, you believe that politics should be based on evidence, this is worrying.
|
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A final decision could be based on a combination of the three options, one source said.
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Initially these recommendations will be based on what's locally popular, but will be personalized over time.
|
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Ideally, placement on the preferred formulary should be based on efficacy, safety and lowest list price.
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Debate must be based on fact and evidence to engage stakeholders effectively and to prevent misinformation.
|
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American strategy should be based on a long diplomatic slog that cannot be circumvented with ultimatums.
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And in the end, that's going to be based on how well American players can develop.
|
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The benefit amount would be based on the formula used for calculating Social Security disability benefits.
|
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It's true that challenging Trump shouldn't be based on a hazy yearning for an idealized past.
|
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She said the tests needed to be based on real driving conditions, whatever the outside temperature.
|
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The regional differences seemed to be based on the kind of corn that grew around you.
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And it is of course needed — because our decision has to be based on firm evidence.
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Loh said the settlement prices for these products would be based on publicly available futures prices.
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Performance metrics for all employees should be based on results, not hours spent in the office.
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It might be based on something I've seen, and subconsciously it finds its way onto paper.
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A diagnosis of high or elevated blood pressure should be based on three consecutive elevated readings.
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It will be based on new alliances, which have little to do with your father's G.O.P.
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More evaluations of specific programs are needed and budgeting considerations should be based on their results.
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How much federal funding a participating state would receive would be based on a complex formula.
|
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Anthony Michael Hall plays a volatile colleague of McMahon's who seems to be based on Gen.
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The bulk of your questions should be based on what you hear from the interview subject.
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Dragonfly could give us evidence that life can be based on a liquid other than water.
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From this point forward, pretrial detention will be based on public safety, not on wealth. pic.twitter.
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Space News reports that the mission will be based on a previous concept mission called NEOCam.
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"What flies will be based on the collective analysis of all these different tests," Gernhardt said.
|
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It should also be based on the strength of the country — we are doing so well.
|
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"It will be country by country, and it will be based on national security," she said.
|
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Ads can be based on — for example — a real-time search/action plus a user's general location.
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He cautioned about drawing conclusions from older studies that may be based on out-of-date technology.
|
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Dolores the host could be based on a real human whose remains are buried in the park.
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But the surge of optimism about Democratic prospects in Georgia may be based on an erroneous assumption.
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The Supreme Court's decision will be based on how the justices apply one of its prior rulings.
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The waiver would be based on the principle that the Bank of England's checks are good enough.
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In fact, sentient AIs will likely be based on generic "mindware" able to support human-like consciousness.
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Apportionment was to be based on a count of all persons -- whether they were citizens or not.
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This plan can be based on a ceasefire, humanitarian aid, national dialogue, free elections, and inclusive government.
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All that, I suppose, will be based on principles of reciprocity and on the WTO trade rules.
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In addition, each character has three motivations, which can be based on goals, ethics, spirituality, or ideology.
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NBC announced that candidate podium placements would be based on polling and announced closer to the debates.
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Mr Lighthizer's opposition to chapter 19 appears to be based on principle more than on economic interest.
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As Sinha pointed out, Series A and B funding tends to be based on a company's potential.
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The filing is expected to happen in Q4 and will be based on Phase II basket trial.
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Mr Trump's 97%-success-rate claim appears to be based on a misunderstanding of the MDA's arithmetic.
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The CME's price, in contrast, will be based on an index compiled from data from four exchanges.
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Any episode that could be based on him would need extraordinary vetting before it hit the air.
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Different genetic systems... who knows how natural selection operates, who knows what life will be based on?
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Nvidia's new GeForce RTX 2080 series of graphics cards will be based on the company's Turing architecture.
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All parties should exercise self-restraint and any actions must be based on international law, Saifuddin said.
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Gaspar said further proceedings with regard to those detained would be based on evaluation of information gathered.
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The projection for these races will be based on a statistical model that uses the actual votes.
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He said a bilateral customs union could be based on one the EU currently has with Turkey.
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Whether this deductible is applied will be based on your policy's terms and your state's insurance laws.
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The credit amounts would be based on the costs of insuring people in different insurance rating categories.
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The Trump-Putin link may be based on nothing more than Trump's admittedly terrifying affection for strongmen.
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The midtown break appears to be based on the layout of the sewer system and population density.
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"It should be based on the most accurate amount of information that is tailor-made for you."
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Successful international relations and diplomacy among allies have to be based on a basic level of trust.
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What's more, the consideration of claims should be based on length of time waiting for a hearing.
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The amount to be managed would be based on an evaluation of the banks' joint loan portfolios.
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The repayment amount would be prorated to the exact debt; it wouldn't be based on $10,000 increments.
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The increase should be based on an evaluation of the need for more highly skilled immigrant visas.
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Each decision should be based on metrics collected from various sources, including community partners and public databases.
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Competitiveness, however, needs to be based on innovation, productivity, and quality, not who has the fewest rights.
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The algorithm for this scoring system might be based on a rating scale of 1 to 10.
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Many of the stories seem to be based on excerpts from newspapers or other real-world texts.
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If there were a UFC/MMA counterpart to Lifetime, everything on it would be based on this.
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I think I believed that trials were going to be based on the evidence in the courtroom.
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Government doesn't have sales figures to go by; public decisions have to be based on other data.
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"An executive producer loved it, but said, 'It needs to be based on a book,'" Vincent says.
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For starters, the checks that go out now are going to be based on 2018 tax returns.
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Thus, the overwhelming consensus among scientists is that peer-review publication should be based on blind review.
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The penalties, if any, could be based on the outcome of Mr. Kraft's legal case in Florida.
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If so, are those companies required to tell consumers what decisions might be based on such data?
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Part of the success of the album may be based on what it leaves out: the story.
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But, I think it could be, based on what I see, it could be a game changer.
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The offer, he tells TechCrunch, is indeed serious, and the price would be based on the negotiation.
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On that note, Patchett added that your face mask routine should be based on your skin type.
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Such prevention efforts tend to be based on our visceral emotional reactions to the threat of violence.
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History and the law make clear that impeachment need not be based on a specific statutory crime.
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Instead, competition would be based on the quality of their products or the excellence of their services.
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It is said to be based on a recipe from 1921 that was developed by Auguste Escoffier.
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But he said negotiations must be based on mutual respect and could not take place under threats.
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A lot of these appeared to be based on race and not on knowledge, skill or ability.
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The tax will be based on who does the trade rather than where the transaction takes place.
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We're still lower than we should be based on the kind of growth numbers we're putting up.
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The currency used in this process: Civil's cryptocurrency, CVL, which will be based on the Ethereum blockchain.
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These changes would likely be based on the Alexander-Murray and Collins-Nelson bills in the Senate.
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As such, Trump's path to the White House would seem to be based on an economic argument.
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" "He did a great service for peace because peace can only be based on truth, on reality.
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The tax credit would be based on a person's age, not their income, in contrast to ObamaCare.
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A business's taxes would be based on its cash flow: revenue minus wage payments and investment spending.
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Immigration must be based on merit - we need people who will help to Make America Great Again!
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The film will be based on Carreyrou's book Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup.
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The series will be based on the best-selling book, El Secreto de Selena by María Celeste Arrarás.
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The new Marine One, based on Lockheed's Sikorsky S-92, will instead be based on existing helicopter technology.
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One of the characters mentioned in the story, named Bart O'Kavanaugh, is rumored to be based on Kavanaugh.
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Please remember that investment decisions should be based on an individual's goals, time horizon, and tolerance for risk.
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But he cautioned about drawing conclusions from older studies that may be based on out-of-date technology.
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It's going to be based on what the officer observed and what his statement is going to be.
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They should be based on hard-won, real-world use by tens or hundreds of thousands of users.
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That assessment turned out to be based on bad science, and Awe was released from prison in 2013.
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Chinese banks' new LPR quotations will be based on open market operations, the PBOC said over the weekend.
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Another legal precept supporting the lawsuits is that reasons for government action can't be based on invidious discrimination.
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This one will be similar to the Grammys, but it won't be based on an academy of voters.
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The government says your objection appears to be based on concern for your business model and marketing strategy.
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That action was dismissed as being without foundation and the complaint was found to be based on lies.
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Vance had insisted any decision would be based on the strength of the evidence, not on political considerations.
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One Twitter user claims that Williams' image is supposed to be based on Disney Channel star Skai Jackson.
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Foreign Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said any deliberations over a potential deal would be based on South Africa's values.
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However, Cramer thinks the rally behind oil could turn out to be based on inaccurate numbers one day.
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He said the electronic searches are supposed to be based on specific, articulable facts that raise security concerns.
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But presumably those decisions will now be based on the merits of the agreements, not on mailroom delays.
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It will be based on the repeal bill Congress passed in 2015, which then-President Barack Obama vetoed.
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As a police officer, your reactions must be second nature and should be based on appropriate training responses.
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"His campaign won't be based on polarization," Carlos Siqueira, the president of the party, said in an interview.
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Pure opinion is absolutely protected by the First Amendment, but it needs to be based on accurate facts.
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The new RapidE car will be based on the Rapide S model, which currently retails at around $200,000.
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Instead, the two apps will be based on existing franchises, "Fire Emblem" and "Animal Crossing," the company says.
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Which items appear and when will be based on Google's understanding of your behavior, location, and other factors.
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Many decide for the resident what the answer will be based on their view of the resident's disabilities.
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The principles will be based on the group's "commitment to fiscal responsibility and economic growth," the group said.
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"Decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns and not political views," the statement reads.
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The discussion will be based on recent inflation data, which is the key element that supports ECB decisions.
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That means, if your decisions should be based on facts, you will make worse decisions than your subordinates.
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The negotiating process should be "based on the premise" of not fighting a "trade war," the statement said.
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Education policy is far too important to be based on campaign trail strategy rather than in a classroom.
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This decision should be based on more than just what we expect our long-term return will be.
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How much of neighboring Massachusetts' support of Mr. Trump could be based on hard-to-measure cultural sensibilities?
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Under the FTC policy, which targets "deceptive advertising or labeling," health claims must be based on scientific evidence.
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Zinke last year repealed an Obama-era requirement that the royalty be based on market prices for coal.
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Unlike the Davis Cup, the ATP Cup will offer ranking points, which will be based on individual results.
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The entire American story was and continues to be based on "plunder," the violent crushing of minority bodies.
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Those would be based on an agreement on future trading links, an issue that has long divided Mrs.
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The main character on "Bones" is said to be based on the book series' author, not the protagonist.
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That future date could be based on length of employment or based on reaching performance or financial goals.
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And when that lease came up for renewal, any rent increase would be based on the larger amount.
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Only Japan is guaranteed one spot — the remaining nine will be based on an individual athlete's global ranking.
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It would, he said, be based on equivalence and this would be something the EU would assess alone.
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Leagues have argued that in-play action should be based on numbers from providers with official data deals.
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A portion of the show will be based on personal ads from the French newspaper La Chasseur Français.
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If you have low self-esteem, that rating can be based on what you perceive as your failings.
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But those opinions should be based on facts that demonstrate truth — not contrived narratives designed by partisan ideologues.
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Ramesh also ordered that the next generation of sewage-treatment plants be based on population estimates for 21999.
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"This stock is way too strong for its recent move to be based on earnings alone," he said.
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Payments would be based on current Medicare rates, which are substantially lower than private insurance rates on average.
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"The recovery of production will be based on the situations of supply chain and workers," the spokeswoman said.
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"As President Trump has said, trade relationships should be based on fairness and reciprocity," Ross said in his speech.
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That handset was more explicitly said to be based on specs leaked from a source at Apple's manufacturer, Foxconn.
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The device, previously codenamed "NX," was what many suspected it was going to be based on Nintendo's patent filings.
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The appearance of a perpetrator might be based on DNA from some material left behind at the crime scene.
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This could be based on professional qualifications (an association of dentists or carpenters, for example) or much broader criteria.
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Health care should be a right for every American, but it needs to be based on a smart approach.
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Spousal support will be based on a prenuptial agreement the couple signed when they were married, without giving details.
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Last month she reiterated her position, saying her policy will be based on democratic principles and transcend party politics.
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Isn&apost it all going to be based on decisions that have already been written and interpretations of those?
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It might be based on who they know, where they spend time, or what they've heard about other areas.
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This desire doesn't seem to be based on his drive to accomplish a big goal -- can you name one?
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The new image appears to be based on an existing promotional image that Apple produced for the charging mat.
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The next PlayStation will be based on an AMD architecture just like the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro.
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This will be based on a set of data collected by sensors included on everything owned by each citizen.
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The tiered openings, he said, would be based on supply base availability, employee health concerns and local government recommendations.
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Voting is intended to be based on performance alone, though "general character, disposition, loyalty and effort" can be considered.
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Those practices shouldn't be based on Apple's best guess or its theories on how a Mac app should feel.
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"The bottom line is these kinds of policies need to be based on science and not politics," Stanley said.
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One of the most important things to put out there will be everything's going to be based on probabilities.
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The payment will be based on the maximum monthly income they earned through Instacart at any point in 2018.
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The park's rides and attractions will be based on some of the most popular shows from the children's network.
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"I never imagined everything I'm living right now, that a film would be based on me," she told Variety.
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I've been very nice to you although I could probably not be based on the way you've treated me.
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A serving size of ice cream will now be based on average consumption of 2/3 of a cup.
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Sabrina will be based on the comic with the same name, focusing on Sabrina Spellman as a 1960s teenager.
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"The commission will be based on Goodfriend and King's report and the problems they highlight," a second source said.
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"DOJ's statement appears to be based on little more than an ideological hostility to collective litigation," the brief said.
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Our infrastructure program will be based on forging new partnerships and demanding new accountability for every federal taxpayer dollars.
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Let's take a spin down memory lane and see how much of your bracket should be based on his.
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"As a union whatever we do will be based on discussions with the drivers and their wishes," Deniz said.
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That court said the First Amendment retaliation claim cannot be based on an employer's perception of a worker's actions.
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So [evaluation won't just be based] on crime numbers, but on how people feel about us and public safety.
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See below for details on Medicare Part B premiums in 2019, which will be based on MAGI for 2017.
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Boeing also won a $805 million contract last summer to build refueling drones to be based on aircraft carriers.
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Perhaps most importantly, our patients expect our opinions to be based on solid, soundly interpreted evidence, and not speculation.
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The law requires that fares be based on miles traveled, time the ride took, or a combination of both.
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That'll be based on biometric data, with teachers able to upload performance and test data via a web app.
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The toy is highly detailed and appears to be based on a photo Bezos posted to Twitter last year.
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Unlike ObamaCare's financial assistance, which is adjusted for people's income, the Republican tax credit would be based on age.
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True allegiance needs to be based on respect, too, and that can only be earned, not taken by force.
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Recruitment, retention, deployment and commissioning should be based on a candidate's qualifications to serve, not unfounded fears about HIV.
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But it appears to be based on the false hope of fully functioning governments, both at home and abroad.
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Policy shouldn't be based on secret data, especially as professional science wages a very public war against unreliable studies.
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Trump's peevish tweet seems to be based on a misunderstanding of Macron's comments about building up Europe's unified military.
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Diagnosing a patient with gaming disorder, then, would be based on the "very subjective experience of clinicians," he said.
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Social currency used to be based on a combination of personality, integrity, intelligence, appearance, family history, demographics, and connections.
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The contribution would be based on the current amount sent to a state, and then adjusted annually for inflation.
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If you've never opened a business credit card before, your application will be based on your personal credit score.
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While it's possible they could be improved with some minor modifications, they must be based on current, credible science.
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But it also demonstrates the need of fraud detection systems that most likely will be based on AI methods.
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She believes that this false assumption could be based on the fact that many trans people experience gender dysphoria.
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These genetic differences can be based on any number of factors such as war, disease, climate change or religion.
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Previously Sable said the Global Witness report appeared to be based on "unreliable" testimony from three former business partners.
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Decisions should be based on objective metrics of need and focused on the welfare of people, workers, not stocks.
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Treatment choices should be based on balancing benefits and risks to patients, not the interests of the insurance company.
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Qualifying income levels will be based on 20013 federal tax returns, if already filed, and otherwise on 22001 returns.
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Diversity and inclusion go hand in hand, and productive diversity of opinion cannot be based on principles of exclusion.
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Our core management philosophy continues to be based on recognizing performance through financial rewards, career advancement and growth opportunities.
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"I want a lot of the infrastructure build out to be based on the energy industry," Mr. Kudlow said.
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The payments will be based on the counties in which farmers live, not by crop, according to the agency.
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Maybe not, but I think it could be, based on what I see, it could be a game changer.
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The bonus will be based on each employee's contribution and presence in the office to address specific member needs.
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With so few samples, the data could be based on unrepresentative ditchweed—not what most people were actually smoking.
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Guarantees to advertisers about how many people will watch commercials will be based on TAD, not Nielsen household ratings.
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But the shortfall this year is especially pressing for Republicans — and increasingly appears to be based on ideological rivalries.
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It says the type of training should be based on the "student's" employment goals, but also on society's needs.
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Immigration should be based on the pride of being an American, contributing to America and fostering the American dream.
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After Diana, the royal family came to accept that modern marriages must be based on compatibility, understanding and love.
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They could be based on traditional morality like rights, utility, or virtue ethics — balancing courage, justice, prudence, and temperance.
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" He said that opposition to immigration may be based on "fear" but said some criticisms against immigration are "legitimate.
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Kaplan stressed the Fed's decisions would be based on objective analysis, and would not be swayed by political considerations.
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Instead, ranking for top-watched music videos will be based on organic plays, according to a new blog post.
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We cannot afford to put those who deny science in charge of decisions that should be based on science.
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The payments to farmers will be based on "actual production ... not on any kind of average," Perdue said Wednesday.
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The truck will be based on the new Ford Ranger, which goes on sale in the next few weeks.
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And the partners have said 70 percent of their vehicles worldwide will be based on common designs by 2020.
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The principles of our government will be based on justice: economic justice, social justice, racial justice and environmental justice.
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The grounds for the lawsuit are expected to be based on the fact that the Energy Department missed a Jan.
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"Suggesting that investigative decisions be based on this consideration was inappropriate and created an appearance of bias," the IG wrote.
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The department said it was considering eliminating the salary threshold, leaving overtime eligibility to be based on workers' job duties.
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The school's curriculum will be based on that of Ecole 42, a similar tuition-free nonprofit school based in Paris.
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"Further fiscal consolidation is necessary and should be based on decrees that will get rid of structural imbalances," Vasle said.
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The new shared mobility unit will be based on Sunfleet, a car sharing service that Volvo has run since 1998.
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TV. Each installment will be based on a different classic song, with Parton herself set to appear in select episodes.
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The 13-episode run from executive producer Dick Wolf will be based on New York City's Hate Crimes Task Force.
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The distribution of the $22 billion in cash will be based on a formula that has yet to be finalized.
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The suggestions iOS provides will be based on your own habits and the apps you use, including third-party apps.
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Avia told BuzzFeed News that the law will be based on legislation adopted by Germany in 2017 known as NetzDG.
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Implied volatility, on the other hand, measures trader expectations of how volatile the market will be, based on options prices.
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The radio system, for example, could be based on a software-defined radio or on a system-on-chip solution.
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Chinese banks' new LPR quotations will be based on rates of open market operations, the PBOC said over the weekend.
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Your predictions can be based on biased data, and thinking carefully about how it can affect your results is important.
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" He added that he expects the future would be based on "a third local power generation, roughly two thirds utilities.
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They may not be based on a thoughtful examination of the underlying validity of the science, but there they are.
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I knew the season was going to be scary when they said it would be based on the 2016 election.
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Analysts are speculating that new rides could be based on Universal properties such as "Minions," classic monsters, and even Nintendo.
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He said how people prioritize their vacation and financial planning could be based on family needs, marital status and careers.
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The Department of Transportation said in a statement that the final fuel economy standards would be based on sound science.
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That number should be based on real research (try The Salary Project or one of the other salary research tools).
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The chance of you being ordered deported this quick is going to be based on the courts you go through.
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" The project is currently "on hold and any further discussion will be based on the directive of the Steering Committee.
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Its reference architecture will be based on open-source standards, an approach designed to encourage other partners to join in.
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"Action and solidarity should be based on full rejection of dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela," Barbosa told the meeting.
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If you [find one that meets] those three criteria, then it can be based on aesthetic preference and price range.
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The Supreme Court has never said redistricting cannot be based on nakedly partisan aims like maximizing one party's election chances.
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He added that the bank's future rate decisions will be based on factors including the inflation outlook and output gap.
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HOW FLEXIBLE DO YOU THINK YOU ARE GOING TO BE BASED ON THE INFLATION EXPECTATIONS THAT ARE STARTING TO RISE?
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Jordan's model would be based on Islamic insurance contracts, an approach similar to the one used by Bahrain and Sudan.
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If anything, the lack of volatility in 21 seems like the anomaly, and it should be, based on market history.
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Miller said China's move sets "a really bad precedent," and that agricultural trade should be based on science-based regulations.
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Laws that stymie new innovation should be based on evidence of concrete harm, not speculation about the worst-case scenario.
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Not only is it filling in what it thinks the sound should be, based on the prompt, it's also quirky.
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Reducing the government's role in conservation is more controversial, but could be based on successful private natural parks and preserves.
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Propofol doses, Dr. Lemmens found, should be based on lean body weight — the weight of the body minus its fat.
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"Sino-US exchanges on the issue must be based on reality and consider the interests of both sides," it said.
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But there were no Muslim leaders in the US who were advocating that US should be based on the Quran.
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Just before approval, the app told me what my credit limit and APR would be based on my credit history.
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Pricing will be based on five-year swaps for the bond, which will be callable after 5-1/3 years.
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Warren's other proposal is known as "The Real Corporate Profits Tax." lt would be based on publicly reported book income.
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"After revision the budget will be based on an oil price of $30 per barrel," Elman Rustamov told state television.
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No deal, he said, would mean EU trade relations with the U.K. would be based on World Trade Organization rules.
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Blood pressure levels should be based on an average of two to three readings on at least two different occasions.
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Voters right now are showing a willingness to be optimistic, but a lot of this will be based on performance.
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"We should not speculate and criticisms should be based on fact," Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying said on Tuesday.
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Pollster Mallory Newall said on Friday that Americans' views of climate change tend to be based on the political leanings.
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Any cobalt sulphate prices published by CRU would be based on traded prices in China, a cobalt industry source said.
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So I think we should be having a more explicit cultural conversation about what entitlement really should be based on.
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But, as an adult, supernatural films that claim to be "based on a true story" are nothing more than patronizing.
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Successful police-citizen interaction ultimately has to be based on efforts to gain the acceptance and respect of the public.
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Written and directed by Reggie Rock Bythewood (Notorious, Get on the Bus), Swagger will be based on Durant's early life.
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First, the Trump administration has demanded results, not promises from China, and this resolution could only be based on promises.
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" Mr. Delrahim told The Times in the fall, "All enforcement decisions will be based on the facts and the law.
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The decisions we will make going forward will be based on the long term, not trying to save the season.
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Occupation should be based on the ability to carry out that job effectively — otherwise there's an inefficiency in the system.
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Impeachment will have to be based on an interpretation of the Mueller report that is, at the very least, contestable.
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But there's also a special type of conspiracy charge — one that doesn't need to be based on an underlying crime.
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If you've filed your 2019 return, then the amount you receive will be based on your 2019 gross adjusted income.
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I've been very nice to you, although I could probably maybe not be based on the way you've treated me.
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Under the Senate bill, they would be based on a person's income and age, as well as local insurance costs.
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The agreement says actual purchases must be "based on commercial considerations," meaning China could still object to price and terms.
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This conversation must be based on facts, not on scattered pieces of truth mixed with false impressions and false claims.
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To meet new risks, digitised civil-registration and identity systems must be based on strong legal, operational and regulatory foundations.
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Trade accords in the region will now be based on bilateral accords rather than the regional approach underlying the TPP.
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Whatever decision Congress makes about investing in border security should be based on evidence and dare I say it, affordability.
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Critically, however, those guidelines would need to recognize that immunization, like all medical decisions, cannot be based on age alone.
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A sound case for or against Dodd-Frank reform must be based on real data, and not a false narrative.
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The electric vehicle platform will be based on Canoo's proprietary skateboard design, according to the agreement that was announced Tuesday.
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Claims could be based on a good faith mistake or information that later turned out not to be fully true.
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Rieder said real rates are extremely low given where they should be, based on the economic growth around the world.
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Impeachments can be based on noncriminal acts, but that does not mean the noncriminal acts in this case are impeachable.
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All of these groups were unified behind a common regulatory vision: chemical regulation must be based on scientific risk alone.
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High-frequency trading may not be based on a thorough study of the actions being taken when funds are deployed.
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But for Schultz and Bloomberg, the commonality with Trump appears to be based on their status as wealthy political outsiders.
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Performance should not be based on quarterly earnings and emphatically not in terms of whether the manager achieves guidance targets.
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In that scenario, gains would be based on the value when you bought it, not its value at your death.
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"As President Trump has said, trade relationships should be based, and must be based, on fairness and reciprocity," Ross added.
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Sony's ride-hailing service will be based on its artificial intelligence (AI) technology, the company said in a press release.
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Adams is, of course, entitled to his opinions, but they should be based on facts and devoid of key omissions.
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They matter because, as here, a plausible "we" has to be based on the inclusion of every type of individual.
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His plan involved having all vehicles produced by the automakers be based on four combinations of chassis, engines and transmissions.
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The trouble is that withholding used to be based on the concept of exemptions, which were conveniently small, round numbers.
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As stereotypical and only vaguely true as that sounds, a new study has revealed it to be based on fact.
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When it comes to government privacy protections, Wheeler says laws be based on three building blocks: transparency, control and responsible forethought.
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But, dialogue and visuals suggest that Aladdin's Agrabah may be based on an amalgamation of Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
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An aide to a conservative senator told me that they want the index to be based on historical Medicaid spending growth.
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Although monetary policy should be data-dependent, their dependency should be based on rules rather than discretionary actions and presidential tweets.
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But the CEO said any deal would have to be based on a strong industrial plan agreed with management at Kairos.
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The model will be based on the PPE architecture (Premium Platform Electric) developed in collaboration with Audi AG, according to Porsche.
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BP had long argued that management rewards should be based on a combination of factors including cash generation and operational performance.
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When we bring appropriations bills to the House floor this year, they will be based on economic reality, not partisan fantasy.
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It comes down to filmmaking and telling great stories, and that should be based on merit — not about ethnicity and gender.
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Horkins noted that expectations of how a victim "will or should be expected to behave" should not be based on stereotypes.
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Season 4 of Outlander will be based on the fourth book in Diana Gabaldon's bestselling series of novels, Drums of Autumn.
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For all concerned in the country and beyond, the new Thailand must be based on a spirit of compromise and accommodation.
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So I began to think about what other conceptual models code could be based on, which obviously led me to cats.
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The selections on your version of The Drop will be based on your prior listening behavior on Pandora, the company says.
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Homecoming is not the only Amazon series to be based on a podcast — Lore recently received an Amazon adaptation as well.
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In February 2017 the FIG announced that it was "excited to develop a new discipline", which would be "based on" parkour.
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The price of the oil deliveries will be based on a formula which is pegged to prices on the global market.
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Though, The Playlist, who broke the news of Davis' category choice, argued the move could be based on the movie's material.
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BOC SAYS CORRA WILL BE BASED ON A WIDER SET OF DATA PROVIDED BY THE INVESTMENT INDUSTRY REGULATORY ORGANIZATION OF CANADA
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Each of those cars has to be based on the production car that you can buy out of the sales lot.
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Experts agree that fighting ransomware needs a new approach, one that should be based on behavior analysis rather than signature comparison.
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But we assume a fiscal stimulus that will be based on tax cuts, mostly personal income tax and corporate income tax.
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The order of questions will be based on the order of senators' arrival, which will be noted by a staff member.
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It too is a 2+2 coupe, and will be based on the Chevy Camaro's platform, with a promised 2467 horsepower.
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Profit-sharing between audit and consultancy should be banned, and promotions and bonuses should be based on the quality of audits.
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In addition, subsidies for premiums would be based on age, rather than income—practically guaranteeing that poorer people are left out.
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"EPA's review will be based on the whole record, all the science and an actual proposal from the company," Bowman said.
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Some say the market could be based on as much as $50 billion in distressed debt on Turkish banks' balance sheets.
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These three lines of effort must be based on evidence, our hard-learned lessons, and campaign strategies with clear political objectives.
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It will likely be based on the second book in Kwan's trilogy, "China Rich Girlfriend," which is largely set in Shanghai.
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When we understand our laws and actions to be based on reason, our effort is to understand their order, their permanence.
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"Even though everything we're doing is sort of pseudoscience, I wanted it to be based on real science," Mr. Feig said.
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Much of that will depend on the system he lands in, which will be based on how the lottery shakes out.
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Dividends expected by the budget in 2019, 13 and 2021 will be based on the 2018, 2019 and 2020 results, respectively.
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Universities and college professors who want policies to be based on research and evidence need to work in 3,141 counties, too.
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To be consistent with full repeal, any replacement package should be based on rescinding this new spending and its flawed financing.
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"The principles of our government will be based on justice: economic justice, social justice, racial justice and environmental justice," he said.
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The show, only the second-ever to be based on a Pixar film, will be added to Disney Plus in 2020.
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That's because it will be based on a car-like crossover platform, rather than a traditional, body-on-frame truck chassis.
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Federal funding to the states should be based on plans submitted with implementation milestones and goals for training and job placement.
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Murphy said on "Watch What Happens Live" with Andy Cohen that the next season would be based on the presidential election.
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Liang said that he hoped any decision would be based on the merits of the company's technology rather than other factors.
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It is likely to be based on similar legislation passed by the House three times that never got a Senate vote.
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It recommends that an enhanced CORRA be based on the trimmed median repo rate of daily transactions used in the calculation.
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In that ruling, justices rejected arguments from Texas Republicans that legislative districts should be based on the number of eligible voters.
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"Distribution should be based on the vulnerability of the communities," wrote Dago Tshering, who works in Bhutan's Department of Disaster Management.
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The third season of the Starz drama will be based on Voyager, the third book in Diana Gabaldon's popular Outlander series.
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I have to stress that dialog should be based on mutual respect and equality as well as established rules and credibility .
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Lenders may charge a flat origination fee or the fee could be based on a percentage of the total loan amount.
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Jackson Lee emphasized that the decision to advance possible articles would be based on the information lawmakers encounter throughout this process.
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These can be based on the dictionary definition, a quick search you do on the web or your own background knowledge.
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Cognovi Labs is built around that idea and quantifies what a consumer's intent might be based on analysis of their emotions.
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In Mark Judge's memoir, what behaviors of the "Bart O'Kavanaugh" character may be based on your own behaviors at the time?
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The bill will also pay states through grant funding, some of which will be based on a population-based CDC formula.
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" He added that "on a college campus, one's right to speak — or to be — must never be based on skin color.
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However, Lerman's Jonah is not known to be based on any specific member of Nakam or any other Nazi-hunting group.
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S. trade deal on agriculture won't affect third party's interests, as buying will be based on market principles, state media reported.
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The letter grades will be based on the scores generated by the E.P.A. tool: D's will go to the energy guzzlers.
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He said the U.S. presence in Afghanistan will now be based on conditions on the ground, rather than a specific timeline.
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Farrell said there is not a set pitch count and how far Owens goes will be based on the game unfolds.
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This conversation must be based on facts and not on scattered pieces of truth mixed with false impressions and false claims.
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The Warren campaign, however, insists the tax would be easy to administer since it would be based on current IRS rules.
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These communities should be based on common values and passions, not on common privileges of sexual orientation, race, religion or gender.
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Without a trade deal, business contacts would be based on World Trade Organisation rules, which assume tariffs, quotas and cumbersome paperwork.
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A summary P&L will suffice here, but be based on a more thorough model that is included in the Appendix.
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NIGHTCAP: Good news for caffeine addicts: Starbucks' rewards program will now be based on dollars spent, not the number of visits.
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We all want solutions, but they should be based on facts and science, not speculation based on stereotypes and historical prejudice.
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This process will be based on a single guiding principle: the more Palestinians do, the less Israel will have to do.
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First, the price of stock options (also known as BSPCE in France) won't be based on the same VC-determined valuation.
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This decision should be based on the best individual assessment of a person's risk and not driven by stigma and fear.
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This critical choice should be based on the grim realities on the ground, and offer the best steps forward it can.
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An internal memo reviewed by CNBC said the bonuses would be based on length of service with the home improvement retailer.
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The new institutions will be based on Beijing's existing judiciary, arbitration and mediation agencies, according to state-run media outlet Xinhua.
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AND IF THAT'S GOING TO BE THE CASE, IS IT INEVITABLY GOING TO BE BASED ON A MUCH, MUCH SMALLER COMPANY?
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Through much debate, Congress changed our immigration system so that it would be based on family reunification instead of ethnic exclusion.
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"Border management... should not be based on narrow policies aimed only at detecting, detaining and expeditiously deporting irregular migrants," she said.
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Seniors must still pay 5 percent of a drug's cost, but that too would be based on the lower net price.
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Not only do capital gains taxes not change at all, but they're actually going to be based on the old brackets.
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The limits would be based on national security concerns that the Chinese government could force firms to turn over user data.
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This tweet, as the president's missives often are, appeared to be based on a Fox & Friends segment that was completely erroneous.
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She said, "We're going to do the right thing, that's just the way it is, and it is going to be based on fact and law and patriotism, not partisanship or anything else," not "We're going to do the right thing, and it is going to be based on fact and law and patriotism, not politics or anything else."
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This dialogue, I hope, will be based on a mutual understanding and respect and find a way out for today's Hong Kong.
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They'll be based on a flexible EV architecture, enabling many body styles in front-wheel, rear-wheel and all-wheel-drive configurations.
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This will be based on real people, but for the sake of their privacy, I'm going to call them Larry & Louise Legend.
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True stories make for great movies – but let's just be happy that not all movies have to be based on real life.
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This could be based on something like the Kantian rule of avoiding using another sentient being as a means to an end.
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Accordingly, all enforcement action by members must be based on sound professional judgment and accomplished in an impartial, courteous, and consistent manner.
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Similar to Netflix, Snapchat's new algorithm will be based on an individual's viewing habits rather than behavior by friends like on Facebook.
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Fees for this service could be based on the cost associated with providing it, with in-person counseling coming at a premium.
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That is because that decision will likely be based on emotions, according to Douglas Boneparth, president and founder of Bone Fide Wealth.
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The third rate would be based on trades used in the second rate and the Fed's overnight trades in the repo market.
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A recent investigation into Christie's childhood indicates that Poirot may be based on an individual Christie had met as a young woman.
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That said, frustration with difficulty unearthing factual information doesn't change the fact that AP's math appears to be based on incomplete records.
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It should be transparent, accessible, and quick—and it should be based on a self-declaration, not a medical intervention or evaluation.
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A decision would be based on a "combination of many criteria" which include wind speed, humidity levels, and temperature, among other factors.
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Especially because some of these decisions and opinions may well be based on specific candidates and how they seem to be aging.
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Called Frat Boy Genius, the series will be based on a screenplay that made last year's Black List of best unproduced films.
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Deductibles are often a flat amount — say, $500 or $1,000 — or may be based on a percentage of the home's insured value.
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This dialog, I hope, will be based on a mutual understanding and respect and find a way out for today's Hong Kong.
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It will no longer be based on the ingot called "Le Grand K," which is locked away in a safe in Paris.
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The schema can be based on existing data sources or AppSync can build tables automatically based on the definition of the schema.
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Devices will be able to run traditional desktop applications like Chrome or Photoshop, and they'll be based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chipset.
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" She also said, "Patients must keep in mind that they may not be based on what is most important to their needs.
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Actors need not even be based on real humans at all, but could be focus-group-approved composites, or designed by committee.
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Dreamer will apparently be based on Beautiful Dreamer, a comic character with psychic abilities, and Dreamer from the Young Justice animated show.
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The effect of monetary policy on the economy is not immediate, so decisions must be based on expectations for two years' time.
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And so when Democrats bring them they have to be based on facts and a half to be able to support those.
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It will be called The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and may be based on the comic series written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa.
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Asked whether he was curious to see whether the "grass was greener" elsewhere, Ricciardo said his decision would be based on facts.
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This feature will be based on the open-source Helm project, which is already the de facto standard for Kubernetes package management.
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Instead, it could be based on American employment needs and on preventing the breakup of Lawful Permanent Resident and U.S. citizen families.
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In addition, AiFi's business model won't be based on the hardware, but a subscription fee associated with continuing usage of the system.
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The exact amount of money you can save in this account will be based on your modified adjusted gross income or MAGI.
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UniCredit's new business plan will be based on organic growth, Chief Executive Officer Jean Pierre Mustier tells Milano Finanza daily on Saturday.
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"We're confident that location decisions will indeed be based on issues such as infrastructure, skills, legal framework and so on," she said.
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"The studies never claimed to be based on every concussion that was reported or that occurred," the league said in a statement.
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Salah said the solution would be based on Article 102 of the constitution and achieve a consensus of "all visions and parties".
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The regulatory process, at all levels of government, should provide for increased public participation, and decisions should be based on sound data.
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The new Apple News product will be based on Texture, the so-called "Netflix for magazines" app that Apple bought in 2018.
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The strength of a citizen's voice was never supposed to be based on the size of their wallet, yet here we are.
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If history is a guide, 21st-century power will be based on which regions and countries control the largest amount of energy.
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He spearheaded the creation of new teacher evaluations allowing half of a teacher's rating to be based on students' standardized test scores.
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AT&T says this rollout will be based on the 3GPP standard and will operate on the millimeter wave, or mmWave, spectrum.
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Barr's acceptance of the job must be based on his allegiance to our institutions and his fealty to the rule of law.
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Lighthizer said the products to be removed from China's tariff list will be based on health, safety, national security and other factors.
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In 1776, the founders rejected the old idea that government should be based on hierarchies according to wealth or birth or religion.
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MSCI said the index would be based on the broader MSCI Saudi Arabia index series, part of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
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Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, claims to bodies of water must be based on adjoining land.
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The $6900 billion appears to be based on estimates of 2016 spending for behavioral health care made by Sherry Glied and me.
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HBO said its series would be based on an upcoming book by political journalists Mark Halperin and John Heilemann about the campaign.
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The former pitcher has made it clear his run would be based on a hard-line approach on immigration and social issues.
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Perhaps it is hard to embarrass Vladimir Putin, but the Q-ship missile is said to be based on a Russian system.
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"Criminal and judicial proceedings must be based on the presumption of innocence," he said after talks in Ankara with Turkey's foreign minister.
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The Academy's belief that Dylan will come to Stockholm and play nice in two months doesn't seem to be based on anything.
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Interest margins on Xylem's general corporate purpose revolving credit will be based on social and corporate governance ratings by independent provider Sustainalytics.
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For low-income students, it means the cost of college will be based on their performance, more than their parents' tax returns.
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How that'd work is undecided, but would probably be based on a variety of factors such as population and opioid overdose rate.
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Marra's anatomy appears to be based on studying superhero comics, porno mags, and action figures, which are all then lovingly over-shaded.
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Tax legislation is expected to be based on a framework that the White House and congressional GOP leaders released in late September.
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The so-called tag along will be based on the proportion of common and preferred shares contained in Renova's units, they added.
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Canada would make its own decisions about flights that would be based on "the best scientific advice" from health authorities, Freeland said.
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To make decisions, you have to create a forecast, and there's a reason these forecasts tend to be based on historical experience.
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That you'll be able to predict some outcomes, but they'll be based on variables people can't change, like their IQ, personality, genetics.
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Mr. de Blasio said the new method of selecting students would be based on class rank and scores on statewide standardized tests.
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The president later walked that back and said White House recommendations would be based on data about the spread of the virus.
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Critics of Trump's earlier travel bans said they still consider the more nuanced policy issued Sunday to be based on bias. Rep.
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Any decision to reorient the Civil Rights Division would be based on the fiction that we already possess a level playing field.
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Though Chancellor Angela Merkel recently endorsed the idea of a European Monetary Fund, she said it should be based on "small contributions".
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It'll be written by Prison Break scribe Nick Santora and the debut season will be based on the novel The Killing Floor.
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He has said Mr. Bolton cannot testify, reasoning that the Senate "inquiry should be based on the testimony" heard by the House.
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It should be what it is, it should also be based on the strength of the country - we are doing so well.
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The United States was the first modern republic to be based on popular sovereignty, that is, on the consent of the governed.
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"JK Rowling's 8 abusive tweets remain up, 48hrs after they were proven to be based on a lie," Morgan wrote on Sunday.
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Will they be based on a color palette drawn from images of Earth backlit by the sun, as is the Virgin jumpsuit?
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It will be based on the first 2020 release of Windows 10, and include more IT-friendly integration, deployment, and manageability features.
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A finding about whether a debtor's hardship is likely to persist should be based on hard facts, not conjecture and unsubstantiated optimism.
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"He did a great service for peace, because peace can only be based on truth, on reality," the Israeli prime minister said.
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The value of bitcoin will be based on the price tracked by XBX, an index created by TradeBlock, a financial services company.
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They had pushed for royalties to be based on the price that power plants, or another end user, pay for the minerals.
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This would be based on the size of their membership networks, volume of tech-related programs, startups incubated, partnerships and global visibility.
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A State Department spokesperson told CNN that any potential deal would not be based on "blind trust," but rather obligations and verification.
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Their conclusions must be based on the evidence they gather, and not on the public's perception or their own biases or prejudices.
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It's a remake of a far more nauseating French megahit — "Les Intouchables" — and that claimed to be based on a true story.
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Under the new plan, those amounts would be based on a lower net price, or the cost after discounts had been deducted.
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The token will be able to move nearly instantaneously on the coin's ledger, which will initially be based on JPMorgan's Quorum blockchain.
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These local codes tend to be based on a few national model codes put out by several organizations, generally every three years.
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Ms. Laerum said any appeal, which has to be lodged within two weeks, would be based on the length of the sentence.
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The corporate stock contributions would be based on the number of shares a company has outstanding, not whether it makes a profit.
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"Someone claiming they're very sure one of these choices is the best choice — that claim can't be based on data," she says.
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MacNaughton also said that WTO agreements and U.S. law require the threat of injury to be based on evidence of imminent imports.
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" The Justice Department has suggested Apple's position "appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy.
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If the second season of Love, Death and Robots is anything like the first, it will likely be based on existing short fiction.
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"Let me be very clear, our campaign moving forward will be based on lower taxes and less regulation," Heller said in an interview.
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The series will be based on ABC News/ABC Radio's The Dropout podcast and is expected to be between six and 10 episodes.
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In a written statement on Tuesday, Guterres said turning away people should not be based on discrimination linked to religion, ethnicity or nationality.
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The decision would be based on factors including the student's major, choice of college and the potential to find a job after graduating.
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According to the shootout agreement, the starting price, would be based on the six-month average price of Nornickel shares plus 20 percent.
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The second rate would be based on trades used in the first rate and tri-party activity in the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.
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The idea is that encryption based on these new ideas would be based on mathematics not easier to run with a quantum computer.
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The coalition wants payments to be based on a federal standard and say patients should be informed when care is outside their network.
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They all tend to be based on the disastrous misconception that if you give your self away there will be less of you.
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But Warbelow and Thompson said Leen indicated the draft rule will be based on the directive, which builds on decades of existing policy.
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At the time, Mr. Kotick said film and television projects would be based on the approximately 1,000 titles in the company's game library.
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It's said to be based on which team participated most throughout GO Fest (Mystic, in this case, which taps Articuno as its mascot).
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Consumer white lists could be based on the customer's own contact list, updated automatically as consumers add and remove contacts from their smartphones.
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So if you sold an item for $269 and shipped it for $280, your fee would be based on a price of $2169.
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Both of these vehicles will still be based on the designs the two companies proposed earlier this year, but will be integrated together.
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Whether outflows continue will be based on market fluctuations, which were more stable in recent days, though volatility could return as the Oct.
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Konigsberg says Twiggle's results will be based on information gathered from the entire web, not whatever e-commerce site it is running on.
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These communities could be based on cities or on affinity groups such as a shared religion or even enthusiasm for a sports team.
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Meanwhile, I loved the comforting routine of the camp, and how I knew where everyone would be based on the time of day.
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The system runs on a custom processor from Nvidia that's rumored to be based on the architecture in the Shield tablet and console.
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The Android RCS client provided by Google will be based on the universal profile, enabling consumers to access RCS services on their devices.
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We may well do that but it's going to be based on a number of factors, as we move through '18 and '19.
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"I am convinced that economic policy should be based on evidence" and free from "all extremism, whether of the right or the left".
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Looking to the future, "USO is a terrible place to be based on the contango," oil analyst Stephen Schork told CNBC on Thursday.
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The design and internals will be based on the current HP Spectre x360 15, but the display will be OLED with HDR support.
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WALLACE (voice-over): If he runs, Cuban says it will be based on solutions he comes up with for the nation&aposs problems.
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On one hand, that represents a lot more responsibility to create transparent experiences that tend to be based on hidden rules and algorithms.
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And let's not forget Germany's low carbon transformation, which seems to be based on dragging out coal consumption for as long as possible.
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ANDREW McCABE: Because your knowledge of what happened may be based on tools or techniques that you're not able to expose in court.
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The Verge asked Coca-Cola about requesting that calculations be based on "net green" for water usage, but the company did not respond.
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The fee will be based on a flat rate per type of item, and won't include some IKEA products, like kitchens and bathrooms.
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In terms of their machine and how well it works, how confident do you think they should be based on what you know?
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Pricing, meanwhile, will be similarly simplified: it will be based on the duration of time that people consume a video — and nothing else.
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The show's first fictional district attorney, Adam Schiff, played for 903 years by actor Steven Hill, was said to be based on Morgenthau.
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Mitchell didn't tell the publication many details, except to rule out the possibility that the show would be based on Spears' life story.
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Compensation and internship start and end dates will be based on the candidate's qualifications and schedule, The Points Guy tells CNBC Make It.
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The ECB said the assessment will be based on the methodologies applied by its banking supervision in its regular comprehensive assessments of banks.
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"I think that the refundable tax credit has to be based on income, as well as age, in order to work," he said.
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And as with any premium product, what one person considers to be "the best" may actually be based on peripheral or intangible factors.
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Asked about China's possible investment in a port in Italy, Wang said investment decisions by its companies would be based on market conditions.
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The soon-to-return series lampoons actual California tech culture so, well, it has to be based on someone or some company, right?
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The ransomware is widely believed to be based on an alleged NSA hacking tool leaked by the group Shadow Brokers earlier this year.
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This may be based on a formula – the last publication date + the review cycle – or set based on a project for the policy.
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The re-opening of the facility has been reviewed by the authorities and will be based on "stringent release procedures", the company said.
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A sexual experience can be multi-sensory, it can be based on different sorts of information that you can receive with your body.
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It was abundantly clear that without some quantifiable data to confirm exactly what is happening, any policy changes would be based on guesswork.
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Though RSS was supposed to be based on RDF, the example RSS document Netscape actually released didn't use any RDF tags at all.
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But most of all, the prime minister must argue that decision-making about climate change should be based on the best available evidence.
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"A hybrid economy," he replied—one that would inevitably still be based on oil, but which, the committee hoped, could begin to diversify.
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The iridescent images will be based on sculptures made by Bangs that depict DNA, a fish, a moth, and other life-centric themes.
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"The principles of our government will be based on justice: economic justice, social justice, racial justice and environmental justice," Sanders said in Brooklyn.
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The OPEC reference basket price, which values crude produced by the member countries, will be based on assessments from Argus, the company said.
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The reference rate will be based on transactions and order book activity from Kraken and Bitstamp - two major cryptocurrency exchanges, the company said.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that local restaurants or activities recommended on Roxy would be based on paid referrals.
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" The EPA in its press release blamed the Obama rule for discouraging coal use, saying the "revised standard will be based on reality.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, John Kelly, said in a statement that service plans should be based on advice from local elected officials and riders.
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The idea that wages should be based on anything other than market forces is antithetical to the basis of a free market economy.
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The network will be based on a new Combined Charging System (CCS) technology standard that will accept different makes and models of cars.
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Specifically, Cigna said payments will be based on a reduction in the proportion of customers who are admitted to hospital for heart failure.
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According to the complaint, these schools represented that their admission process would be based on the applicants' merits, considering their character and performance.
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Italy would have no where to turn, and its currency would become useless because it would be based on its own economic growth.
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But thoughtful criticism should be based on the quality of the creation, not the racial, religious, sexual or class identity of the creator.
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His remarks appeared to be based on a deal Germany struck with Russia that would bring gas from Russia to Germany's Baltic coast.
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It's expected that they will issue a "reference price" that will be based on trading in the gray market as well as fundamentals.
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In other words, we could estimate how creative a person's ideas would be based on the strength of their connections in this network.
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Holmes also mentioned the possibility of more routine lab testing and "tailored personal sensing systems," which would be based on Theranos' many patents.
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Take a punt at what the challenge might be, based on the research you have done into the company and the competitive landscape.
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Actions should be based on science, so we proposed an independent oversight body, the Marine Mammal Commission, and an associated scientific advisory committee.
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Workers won't start with zero hours — instead, their starting sick leave balance will be based on their most recent 26 weeks of work.
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New districts for US House and state legislative races will be based on the results and take effect ahead of the 2022 elections.
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The Taliban's strategy appears to be based on the assumption that battlefield success would strengthen their hand in future negotiations with Afghan officials.
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Mr. Pompeo's emergency declaration would be based on what he says is a heightened threat against American interests in the region from Iran.
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Hulu's valuation will most likely be based on that of a similar company like Netflix and could rise or fall in that time.
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Who exactly is at high risk must be based on the most current data and updated routinely by the relevant public health authorities.
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Mercedes-Benz did not share a timeline for launching the actual EQS, that is, the car that will be based on this concept.
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Wages for the 2018 to 2020 contract years will be based on the pattern bargaining underway between the city and municipal labor unions.
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"Nolan continued: "I&aposve always believed that if you make a film with ambiguity, it needs to be based on a true interpretation.
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The series doesn't claim to be based on one specific group, but rather draws inspiration from a number of Nazi hunters and groups.
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Even Mr. Adams questions why the boundaries have to be based on community boards and is pushing the administration to think more broadly.
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"Whether or not to permit a divorce should be based on whether feelings between husband and wife have been ruptured," the court said.
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The other was that search results should be based on a relatively "pure" ranking system untainted by their business need to generate revenue.
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Roberts will produce the feature film, which will be based on the book that Peters wrote with Sam Rule titled 'I'll Get You!
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" He said the Science Committee "should support due process, protect the permitting process and insist that EPA actions be based on objective science.
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After this transition period, the EU has said that market access for Britain's financial sector would be based on the bloc's "equivalence" regime.
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Protesters contend that, because Gaudí's plans were destroyed, moves to complete it would be based on conjecture, destroying the integrity of his work.
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Trump's claims of specific immigrants pardoned by Brown appear to be based on information from Fox News, which he tagged in the tweet.
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SONIA, however, is an overnight rate, meaning payment due several months away would be based on a rate compounded over the intervening period.
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Plus, the annual increase in funding would be based on Congressional Budget Office projections for Medicaid growth, which is more generous than inflation.
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He will headquarter his campaign in Seattle, making his campaign the only 2020 operation to date to be based on the West Coast.
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TON's third generation blockchain will be based on a dynamic 'proof of stake' secured by multiple parties with a high degree of fault tolerance.
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Stamps will be released every week to tie in with each new episode, and each stamp design will be based on something from Thrones.
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The leadership made it absolutely clear from the beginning that the standards for these jobs would be based on the requirement for the job.
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I want our relationship to be based on open communication and love and truth and awareness on how our actions affect the other person.
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And of course, we always have to be forward-looking, but it's got to be based on where we think the economy is going.
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ForwardWorks is developing content for Project Field, and the first release will be based on Level 5's smash hit Yo-Kai Watch series.
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It'll be based on Liking What You See: A Documentary, which Chiang published in his collection, Stories of Your Life and Others in 2002.
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It had to meet a "double criminality" standard, whereby it had to be based on conduct that was also a crime in Hong Kong.
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Mitt Romney joined other Republicans in condemning Epstein's "awful" behavior, but held firmly that any actions toward Acosta should be based on an investigation.
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Migration policy should focus on managing admission, and the distributional consequences and assimilation, but should not be based on rationing based on financial hurdles.
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Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, say any deal must be based on a two-state solution, which has underpinned every peace plan for decades.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the court and stressed that history, judicial precedent and actual practice allow districting to be based on population.
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AT&T hasn't offered too many details, beyond the fact that its network will be based on the newly accepted industry standard for 5.
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The new effective federal funds rate will be based on data from trades reported to depository institutions instead of data from federal funds brokers.
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"The assessment will be based on the same requirements for transparency, return and risk that apply to other investments in the fund," she added.
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While Intel's 26nm Cannon Lake chips have been delayed until 25, this year's refresh will be based on improvements to the existing 63nm process.
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It could be based on the $600m Goldman earned from the bond issuance—or the $2.7bn American authorities say was stolen from the proceeds.
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The Fed has said its decision would be based on data, and data dependence was fine when the Fed wanted to stay on hold.
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The partnership would be based on non-genetically modified seed technology developed by Dow AgroSciences in Canada, Avril said in a presentation in Paris.
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Washington&aposs policy must be based on American interests and not on a blind desire to cause as much harm to Russia as possible.
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The amendment would be based on a now-defunct Maine's risk sharing program, which created a so-called "invisible risk pool" several years ago.
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That's where the new one will be built, according to the repor t, alongside the all-new Focus that it will be based on.
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And building a new kernel is a big deal (even though Google's efforts seem to be based on the work of the "littlekernel" project).
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Due to these Medicare changes, there is a requirement that the premiums for Medicare parts B and D are to be based on income.
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Only then did Ossoff say he wants such decisions to be based on intelligence, rather than a blanket policy on certain countries of origin.
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" According to DataCamp's blog, any possibility of Cornelissen returning to the company "will be based on the findings of the independent third party review.
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And it primarily seems to be based on the fact that the largest firms with the highest returns are a magnet for institutional money.
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Nintendo announced its next two mobile games would be based on the Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing universes, and will come out this fall.
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The wheat contract will be based on Platts Russian Wheat 12.5 percent protein FOB (free on board) Black Sea Deep Water daily price assessment.
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From then on, the pace of northern development would be based on money and necessity, not the logistical challenge of working in the Arctic.
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A preliminary diagnosis may be based on symptoms combined with travel and exposure history, but a positive laboratory blood test is needed as confirmation.
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But also because, while knowing the truth as best we can doesn't guarantee that action will be based on it, it's a necessary prerequisite.
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As their Democratic predecessors resolved, decisions on healthcare must not be based on fear, intimidation, deceit and threats from dark money and special interests.
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Selection will be based on the strength of the application, with priority given to students who contribute to the Academy's goal of increasing diversity.
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But these simply cannot be based on a perpetuation of the systematic persecution and marginalization of the Rohingya in Myanmar's social and political life.
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But succinylcholine doses should be based on total body weight, he determined, and the dosing of anesthetic gases is not significantly affected by obesity.
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Now, Singh is gearing up to take on TV. Her show will be based on sketches and won't necessarily be heavy on the politics.
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Taylor would be expected to follow his eponymously named rule that prescribes where the Fed's benchmark funds rate should be based on economic data.
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Currently, the Affordable Care Act bans insurers from basing premiums on gender or industry and limits the amount that can be based on age.
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Our solutions will be based on the conservative principles of self-reliance, faith in the individual, trust in the family and accountability in government.
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Clearly, their intent was that apportionment of representatives, which depends on census results, should be based on who is present in the country, period.
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The "WannaCry" code is widely believed to be based on an alleged NSA hacking tool leaked by hacking group Shadow Brokers earlier this year.
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Decisions to approve treatments must be based on the conclusion of a doctor using diagnostic procedures and lab studies to render such a conclusion.
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Obviously, no one knows when they or a potential partner will die, so in this case, assortative mating would be based on secondary traits.
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Unlike the past, highway and rail spending should be based on its potential benefit to growth, rather than its likely value as political pork.
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"The premise of the MOPR appears to be based on an idealized vision of markets free from the influence of public policies," Bay wrote.
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For those browsing through the app for places to eat, the restaurant rating reflected will be based on the last 90 days of data.
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Our policy response to this dilemma should not be based on inconsistent and unsound science or driven by the fear of a supposed catastrophe.
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However, in contrast to existing contracts, which track Bitcoin price indices, Bakkt's Bitcoin futures will be based on actual Bitcoins, per the Financial Times.
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But Lambert said 50,000 tonnes was "not enough" and that the price needed to be based on producers' costs, not on palm oil prices.
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Given the skit's over-the-top use of stereotypes, it is even more remarkable that it might be based on a real-life occurrence.
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"Our independent oversight of the investigation and our separate review of the department will be based on the facts and the law," he said.
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"Charges should be based on evidence and not suspicions," the State Information Service said on Sunday in a statement prompted by Italian news reports.
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"If there's going to be a change in compensation," Mr. Horner said, "it's got to be based on cleaning out the stables in Albany."
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The data used in ads could be based on, for example, something you searched for or an online store you browsed in the past.
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A State Department spokesperson told CNN this week that any potential deal would not be based on "blind trust," but rather obligations and verification.
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The rate of pay for all part-time and full-time employees will be based on the average hours during the previous six weeks.
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But Chinese negotiators are insisting that purchases "must be based on actual demand and at fair-market prices," the WSJ reports, citing unnamed sources.
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Their argument will be based on both "challenging the case that they made" and then making "an affirmative case" in Trump's defense, Sekulow said.
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" The former intelligence leaders added in their statement that "decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns and not political views.
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Tesla said Musk will get no guaranteed compensation of any kind, and his pay will be based on various market cap and operational milestones.
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The exercise will be based on bank data as of the end of last year, which reflects ample liquidity supplied by the ECB itself.
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Future decisions, for example, will be based on conditions on the ground rather than some arbitrary timetable, a perennial issue with the Obama administration.
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Geng said China's door to dialogue on the trade dispute is open, but that it had to be based on mutual respect and equality.
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Quite simply, the plans appear to be based on assumptions from 85033 years ago when producers of manufactured goods, not services, drove our economy.
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Experts say it would be next to impossible to account for foreign "profits" — which, of course, would be based on the hotel's own calculations.
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Mr. Mattis's decisions will be based on several criteria, including military effectiveness and budgetary concerns, a senior White House official said in briefing reporters.
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Dupond-Moretti said the French asylum request would be based on humanitarian and health grounds, arguing that Assange was showing signs of "psychological torture".
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The final deal value will be based on net debt and net working capital of Dangote Flour Mills, the company said in a statement.
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" It will also assess financial stability, employment and environmental sustainability, and will be based on "thorough analysis and open minds, engaging with all stakeholders.
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The model will be based on the C-HR sport utility vehicle and manufactured for Chinese market only, the report said without citing sources.
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Sky, which has made original shows including "Britannia", "Babylon Berlin" and "Gomorrah", said the games would be based on its forthcoming productions across Europe.
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The biofuel industry wanted the adjustments to be based on actual volumes waived, since the EPA routinely waives higher volumes than the DOE recommends.
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However, the external locus of control can also be based on an illusion that something affects us — meaning that the resulting unhappiness is unnecessary.
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According to The Miami Herald, the payment would be based on the team's 2009 valuation of about $250 million; it has risen since then.
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" Prosecutors have claimed that Apple's refusal to help "appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy.
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The new episodes will be based on a story by the Australian author Liane Moriarty, whose book was the inspiration for the first season.
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So, there's the folks building the technology that the next 220 years will be based on, and then there's those taking the existing technology.
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The designed appeared to be based on the Garbage Pail Kids stickers that were popular in the United States in the 1980s and 90s.
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"I think any decision that we make will be based on fundamentals ... we will be looking at supply and demand, inventory," Falih told reporters.
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Bespoke Baby Massage Classes with your friend's and Mama Groups will be running throughout December and early 2017 which will be based on inquiry only.
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We think that the process whereby you can update the gender on your birth certificate to reflect your identity should be based on statutory declaration.
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The Vatican sets a high standard: financial arrangements should always be based on "a real value, not one which is imputed or difficult to verify".
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"It must not be based on sexually invading them, testing them and requiring proof of 'purity' to access education funding," she said in a statement.
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"China's door to dialogue and negotiations is always open, but dialogue needs to be based on equality and mutual respect and on rules," Wang said.
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"Sound public policy should be based on data that are meticulously collected and thoughtfully analyzed," writes Joffe, who is an associate editor of JAMA Pediatrics.
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Grab said in a statement that it disagreed with the regulator's finding which it said appeared to be based on a narrow definition of competition.
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While no figures are mentioned, the commission suggests that the compensation for operators should be based on payments made for similar cases in the past.
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She also claimed on Twitter that the new film would be based on the second book, despite the book hitting shelves in January of 2020.
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