One department official said that migrant families with adults charged with crimes would be housed at Fort Bliss, while unaccompanied children would be housed at Goodfellow.
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It is not clear how the returnees will be housed.
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Other elements will be housed at a "social center", NBCSports.
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For starters, the shade will be housed inside the palette.
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Mr. Alam's Drik Photo Agency will also be housed there.
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All those fans needed to be housed and kept refreshed.Booking.
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Our objective is that everyone should be housed in humane conditions.
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There remained confusion over who would be housed at the bases.
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Food is not supposed to be housed in an industrial vat.
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Or will they be housed as part of a publisher's Page?
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So if families aren&apost separated and can&apost be housed together?
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The collection will be housed at the newly renovated Palazzo Bartolini Salimbeni.
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But the Pentagon had not officially said who would be housed where.
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The artist's full paper archive will also be housed in the building.
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Fleet operations for the May Mobility vehicles will be housed at Rockford Construction's
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"He doesn't need to be housed in a juvenile detention facility," Anderson added.
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Under a new plan, the athletes would be housed on the U.C.L.A. campus.
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Fans will not be housed in migrant labour camps, as the article claims.
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"To be housed, it turned out, was not what people wanted," she writes.
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But 50 will be housed at a shelter, Palm Beach County officials said.
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The school will be housed in a new building on MIT's Cambridge, Mass. campus.
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If they had male organs, they had to be housed in a male prison.
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Under U.S. regulation, those must be housed in entities separate from deposit-taking operations.
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The animals will be housed at a reserve spanning Gansu, Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces.
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Now, a store dedicated solely to those pieces will be housed in Sweden's capital.
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They will be housed in buildings normally used as training centres for government officials.
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They would be housed, if they liked, in Olivetti-constructed modern homes and apartments.
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And at a molecular level, lithium ions were able to be housed within this.
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They would be housed, if they liked, in Olivetti-constructed modern homes and apartments.
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Anything small and miscellaneous can be housed in here and out of company's way.
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"These new facilities will be housed in a renovated and redesigned expanded building," Poddar writes.
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Some called for undocumented immigrants to be housed with foster families to prevent family detentions.
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Changed an Obama-era policy allowing prisoners to be housed based on their gender identity.
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Trans inmates (if forced to be in prison) should be housed in a trans unit.
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The team will be housed in the Olympic Village along with the other 11,000 athletes.
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The second one is Sierra, which will be housed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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It was not immediately clear on Friday if the parents could also be housed there.
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The new embassy will be housed there temporarily, as the administration scouts out a permanent location.
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He also arranged for the selected employees to be housed at the Excalibur hotel and casino.
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They will be housed temporarily in a reception center for asylum seekers in the capital Zagreb.
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The Barrett Collection will be housed in a new Barrett Museum to be built on campus.
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This is bad enough for a hardened convicted criminal who cannot safely be housed with others.
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"I don't think much thought went into where the immigration court would be housed," he said.
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About a dozen staff members will be housed in newly leased space near the White House.
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"They are going to a separate housing unit where they will be housed alone," Thornburg said.
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But most of the Pentagon&aposs space programs will eventually be housed under the Space Force.
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Do all of the C.D.s in my ladder have to be housed at the same bank?
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The Barrett Collection will be housed in a new Barrett Museum to be built on campus.
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Letting transgender women be housed in women's facilities would drastically reduce their risk of harm, advocates say.
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At least several hundred people can be housed on the second floor of the church, Iloff said.
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By comparison, 28 people could be housed by 2011 of Pallet's pop-up shelters for around $200,000.
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The eventual winner, along with other beautiful snack items, will be housed in a physical museum space.
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The most dangerous prisoners will be housed in three especially secure isolation zones; only one exists now.
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According to the campaign, the public credit registry would be housed in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Many of his instruments will be housed at Apo-33, an experimental arts organization in Nantes, France.
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Jafari is among more than 120 other families in the surrounding buildings also waiting to be housed.
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The Quadra 700 is the first Apple computer to be housed in a tower-like, vertical-situated case.
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Data can be housed either onsite or in the cloud, depending on risk classification, latency and bandwidth needs.
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Other members of the North Korean delegation, such as the cheer squad, will be housed in luxury hotels.
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With the hiring of Stuber, those two films will soon be housed in a bona fide film division.
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Currently I'm envisioning a nice, big, Euro-style hardback series that will eventually be housed in a slipcase.
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Cosby will be housed in a single cell next to the infirmary ... possibly because of his medical problems.
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That tool will be housed on the dashboard that the firm&aposs financial advisers already have access to.
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Hormel's new brand will be called Happy Little Plants, and will be housed under its Cultivated Foods umbrella.
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The Obama administration has programs working on each of the components that would be housed under Carson's NCSA.
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That anyone would be housed in a prison kept for profit by an entrepreneurial concern is an evil.
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"We believe we sell beautiful things so they should be housed in a beautiful place," Mr. Bauman said.
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They will be housed in the camp's converted shipping containers while the rest of the Jungle is dismantled.
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It, too, would be housed in a hundred-kilometer- (63-mile-) round tunnel at one of three potential sites.
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This is arduous and expensive, for even PhD students, lowly as they are, need to be housed and fed.
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An administration official tells Fox News the migrant families will be housed at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas.
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According to the museum's statement, the panel will be housed in Kabul's Afghan National Museum for the foreseeable future.
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These centres will be housed in ordinary low-rise buildings, some of which may be hundreds of kilometres away.
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Congress requires that at least 34,000 people be housed daily in detention centers — a so-called detention bed mandate.
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Trump could face renewed criticism if thousands of immigrant children are soon sent to be housed on military bases.
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Schmidt will be an investigator for the ice-penetrating radar instrument that will be housed on the Europa Clipper.
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Perhaps more people can be housed if we did not worry about giving people adequate space, light and ventilation.
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The new service would be housed under the Air Force, similar to how the Marines fall under the Navy.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency director Brock Long estimated that 30,000 people would eventually be housed temporarily in shelters.
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A Bureau of Prisons office in Grand Prairie, Texas, generally makes decisions about where federal inmates will be housed.
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Dozens of brands can be housed under a single umbrella, and a lot of people don't even realize it.
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It drives up labor costs and increases the number of workers who must be housed and fed on site.
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He did not call himself homeless, because he did not aspire to be housed, The East Bay Times reported.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency director, Brock Long, estimated that 30,000 people would eventually be housed temporarily in shelters.
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She could also be sent to a detention center, where she would be housed with a more violent population.
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One group that will be housed close to the convention site in Milwaukee, however, is the Republican National Committee.
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The program will be housed in a new building equipped with the latest systems, including geothermal heating and cooling.
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"Other than dedicated housing units, transgender detainees may be housed in any areas where general population detainees are held."
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The migrant children will be housed at Goodfellow Air Force Base, roughly 400 miles to the east in central Texas.
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At one point, Jennifer considered returning to Akiachak, calling district employees to see if she could be housed somewhere else.
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Where exactly will the detainees, including the notorious Khalid Shaikh Muhammad, an architect of the September 11 attacks, be housed?
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If a person scores a level 1 and the closest facility is a level 85033, they cannot be housed there.
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As Ars Technica reports, the new rules require all servers and storage for running online publications be housed in China.
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A 15,000-square-foot museum will be housed in a four-story section of the building adjacent to the tower.
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He said there were 1,300 displaced families in Kelbit area, 300 of which could not be housed at the camp.
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They will not be housed alongside people who have been placed under quarantine after returning to the country from China.
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Space Force, which was created from Air Force Space Command, will be housed within the department of the Air Force.
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Lyle Menendez speaks out from prison The prison board found no reason that the brothers could not be housed together.
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They would need to be housed, fed, and supported no matter where they were redeployed, including inside the United States.
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The hubs were to be housed in USDA labs or offices in the Forest Service or the Agricultural Research Service.
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Many federal officials responsible for federal lands apparently will be housed in space rented within state natural resources office buildings.
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That's both because his crime was so severe and because he is not satisfied merely to be housed or employed.
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My occasions exist between different genres and, as such, they can be housed in an art space, they can be housed at a music venue, they could happen in a private home or in a garden, or as part of a theater or dance festival — but they don't belong to any one such place.
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Naturally, all of it will be housed in amazing castle boxes featuring blue and purple hues alongside images from the movie.
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That night, her group was sent to an unused building where they would be housed for the duration of their ordeal.
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We don't know much about the conditions in which families will be housed, or what access they'll have to legal counsel.
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Journey Holding will be housed under Ford Smart Mobility, a Ford subsidiary that invests in and builds the automaker's transportation services.
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It would also require prisoners to be housed within 500 miles from their relatives and prohibit prisons from shackling pregnant women.
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Because many of the mentally ill inmates need to be housed alone, it creates a bed shortage in the general population.
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In 2015 Drukier traveled to Novosibirsk, Russia, to work on a prototype biological detector to be housed beneath the earth's surface.
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People are asking not to be housed in properties that overlook the charred tower, or have only one exit, he said.
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At a minimum, Kushner is likely to push for an expansion of what might be housed under the umbrella of infrastructure.
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The official emphasized that these are planning numbers, and it's not clear those numbers of people will need to be housed.
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A large portion of that will eventually be housed in an office tower planned for a site opposite the Barclays Center.
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The bill would also require more corporate data to be housed exclusively on servers located within China, including sensitive user information.
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Chosen startups will be housed at Wayra's London academy where they'll receive 8 months office space, mentoring and business development support.
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The fraud-enforcement office will be housed in the IRS's small business/self employed division, which oversees civil-side audit issues.
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The New York Times reported in 2012 that as many as 20 workers could be housed in three-room staff apartments.
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Some, such as elderly Jacqueline Dieudé, whose daily walk is near the spot where the migrants will be housed, are worried.
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It would also stipulate that Chinese citizens' personal information and other data collected in China must be housed in the country.
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Customer data, for one, will continue to be housed on internal servers, PayPal's CTO Sri Shivananda told Business Insider last November.
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Other prisons housing detainees will be the Federal Detention Center, SeaTac, in Washington state, where 209 detainees are to be housed; the federal prison at La Tuna, Texas, where 230 detainees will be housed; the federal prison at Sheridan, Oregon, to house 130 detainees; and the Federal Correctional Institution, Phoenix, where 102 detainees will be jailed.
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What we do know is that children that were held alone in facilities like this will now be housed with their parents.
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I arrived at the jail and on the third floor found 345—the large dorm where Marion was supposed to be housed.
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She added that it has not been decided whether Cosby will be housed in a private cell or with the general population.
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It will be housed in the 193th-century church that became The Limelight, the sprawling Warholian nightclub of the 80s and 90s.
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Until now, the company only allowed the machines to be housed at its own stores, and did not formally acknowledge its existence.
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"Those people need to be housed so there is a genuine need and a genuine demand for housing in China," Churchouse added.
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The incoming US citizens from the Diamond Princess will be housed separately from the previous group of quarantined, Walke told the WSJ.
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The frame is wider than a traditional pedal bike, allowing for the battery to be housed inside, and lower on the bicycle.
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Between 2,400 and 2,700 employees are expected to be housed on the campus, most of them engineers, according to a Google spokesperson.
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BT's new headquarters will be housed in a new fit-for-purpose building, developed and owned by Aldgate Developments, the company said.
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It'd be housed on the same campus as their first U.S. taproom in Columbus, Ohio, which has only been open a week.
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Every facility I entered over the years required me to carry a mattress to the cell in which I would be housed.
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The order led federal prosecutors to announce they would not pursue charges in cases involving families that could not be housed together.
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And what about fancy terms like "conditioning beads" and "silk proteins" that claim to be housed in the barrel of some dryers?
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The permanent opening of a museum dedicated to Prince's music, to be housed at his recording lair, Paisley Park in Chanhassen, Minn.
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Residents, they informed the crowd, would be housed in hotels for up to two weeks, with the opportunity to renew their stay.
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That money would be awarded by the Office of Broadband Access that would be housed in Warren's new Department of Economic Development.
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And why they allowed Paul Le Roux to be housed right in conjunction with a hacker is sort of surprising to me.
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That means the U11's display won't be housed within the Link headset itself, and both devices connect via a USB-C cable.
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Amber Guyger, 31, will be housed at the Mountain View facility in Texas, according to Texas Department of Criminal Justice spokesman Robert Hurst.
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Instead, it has partnered with Green Dot Corporation and its subsidiary, Green Dot Bank, which is where the accounts will actually be housed.
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Because it was a high-profile case, and because he was a cop, I suspected he would probably be housed in the hole.
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Commercial property, where all these Google, Apple and Facebook employees are going to be housed, is in a state of post-Brexit confusion.
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The actual solution remains secret, though reports suggested that Guzmán would be housed in a special cell in the federal courthouse in Brooklyn.
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It also will allow for multiple utilities to be housed and protected, better connecting our peninsulas, improving energy security and supporting economic development.
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Microbreweries are relatively cheap and easy to establish: they can be housed in industrial estates, old plant works, farm sheds and even campsites.
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The founders, the technology team, and the business will be housed entirely in their chosen local market, with little expectation of further expansion.
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The Bronx Trans Collective will be housed in a basement office at 937 Summit Avenue, which typically rents for about $1,200 a month.
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Airfare from American Airlines will be provided to both people, who will then be housed in a five-star hotel for two nights.
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Apprente's employees will be the founding members of a group called McD Tech Labs, which will be housed within McDonald's global technology team.
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Once processed, they would be sent to another center where they would be housed and fed until they could be resettled, he said.
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The office, called Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement, or Voice, will be housed within Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency responsible for deportations.
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World View is also planning to return the sandwich — which will be housed within a bucket-shaped container — back to Earth after flight.
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To be phased in through October 2019, people under the age of 18 will no longer be housed in adult jails and prisons.
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These non-homeless can readily pay the tenant portion of the rent and the agencies and non-profits select them to be housed.
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Around 1,300 people can be housed at the 600,000 square foot venue, which has been served by Red Cross teams and other volunteers.
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The campus, to be called Station F, will be housed in a 22015,21.68 square meter former freight station that dates back to the 1920s.
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They'll eventually be housed in new buildings that are slated to be built on Treasure Island, as will most of the residents living there.
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Turkey has said Aleppo evacuees could also be housed in a camp to be constructed in Syria near the Turkish border to the north.
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However, Flores states that as long as they are in custody of Border Patrol, migrant children must be housed in "safe and sanitary" conditions.
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Given the critical role that ICE investigators play, it is imperative that they be housed in an agency that provides them with adequate support.
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Lyft said that it would hire hundreds of engineers for the self-driving division, which will be housed in a new San Francisco office.
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But if 62,000 people could potentially be housed in independent spaces, instead of the city's shelters, it's an idea we think is worth considering.
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Facebook last month unveiled the Libra project, which will be housed in an independent nonprofit backed by major corporations like Visa, Uber and Paypal.
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Facebook last month unveiled the Libra project, which will be housed in an independent nonprofit backed by major corporations like Visa, Uber and Paypal.
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North Korea's recent missile test also indicate that Pyongyang may be developing weapons to target the military bases where those jets will be housed.
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The new (used) organ will be housed — as the Schlicker has been — behind an elegant mahogany case that dates to the early 19th century.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said the people evacuated on Thursday would be housed in state-sponsored centers while their asylum requests were being processed.
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Update: Twitter has confirmed the hire and said that the Augmented Reality team will be housed within the company's machine learning arm, Twitter Cortex.
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It'll be housed inside the National Association of Manufacturers, with additional launch partner groups including American Council for Capital Formation and Savings & Retirement Foundation.
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They'll get their own welcoming ceremony at the Olympic Village, they'll be housed and given team uniforms, and they'll march in the Opening Ceremony.
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"It's heart-wrenching, because you know the people sitting across from you really, really need to be able to be housed," Mr. Tenorio said.
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Speaking at a press conference Tuesday, Colombia's foreign minister, Carlos Trujillo, said there was no limit to how long the defectors would be housed.
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A half dozen will be housed at H Queen's, a new glass tower in the Central business district dedicated to art and luxury brands.
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New York State's "Raise the Age" law requires adolescents be housed in detention centers — not adult jails — where they can receive age-appropriate services.
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"We want to see that the owners and their animals are able to be housed closely so that human-animal bond remains," Robinson said.
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It would be housed under the Department of the Air Force, similar to how the Marine Corps falls under the Department of the Navy.
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Manafort would likely be housed in a former prison hospital, where many high-profile detainees and celebrities are held, according to the New York Times.
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The company wouldn't reveal how many would be housed in the Cambridge office, but said much of the security executive team would be based there.
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Wild Flavors will be housed in a new nutrition unit, which will be led by Vince Macciocchi, who was formerly president of the Wild division.
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The powerful cyclotrons behind the technology weigh some 13 tonnes and need to be housed in a bunker, meaning therapy centres occupy entire hospital wings.
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The actuators that generate the vibration are outside of the robot, however, as batteries small enough to be housed on their bodies simply don't exist.
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There, health staff determined that he was suffering from opiate and alcohol withdrawal and ordered he be housed in a special unit for such patients.
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Back to same jail Hutchens said the men will again be housed in the Central Men's Jail but will be in a more secure unit.
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It means that if they are found guilty, they will be sent to adult facilities, where they will be housed with grown men and women.
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Overall, the prisons that opened have added more than 20,000 spaces, creating room for many federal inmates who would otherwise be housed in state facilities.
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"The vice president's cancer work will be an independent entity and will not be housed at any one university," said Biden's communications director, Kate Bedingfield.
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The powerful cyclotrons behind the technology weigh some 220 tonnes and need to be housed in a bunker, meaning therapy centers occupy entire hospital wings.
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The letter raised the possibility that patients stricken with the virus might have to be housed in general wards, if the number of cases grows.
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The horses, which will continue to be housed in stables outside the park, will still be allowed to take passengers on rides on city streets.
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Adas Israel, a synagogue that used to be housed in Sixth and I's building, now counts many young Sixth and I participants among its members.
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The service would be housed under the Department of the Air Force, similarly to how the Marines are housed in the Department of the Navy.
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In a news story aired on Transnistrian television, Chinese investors gawp at the size of the empty warehouses where their servers could soon be housed.
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The agency will now use an inmate's biological sex to initially determine where that person will be housed and which bathroom that person will use.
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Their collection now will be housed in a 6,500-square-foot space, an annex to Amrapali's corporate headquarters in Jaipur, scheduled to open next month.
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Misdemeanors would "start and end in family court," according to Mr. Gallivan, and 16- and 17-year-olds would be housed separately from adult defendants.
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The new "mechanism" could be housed in the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, diplomats said, and would be financed by voluntary contributions.
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A detective asked the jail officer, on Smollett's behalf, whether the actor could be housed alone until his appearance in bond court later that day.
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Once processed, they would be sent to another center where they would be housed, fed, and asked to build homes via cash-for-work schemes.
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If this vision were ever to become reality, Mercedes would need hubs located near urban centers, where the Urbanetic vehicles would be housed, maintained and charged.
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The ACLU said it is standard practice at the jail for transgender women to be housed with men, which the organization said violates their constitutional rights.
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As in ABC's Bachelor/Bachelorette franchise, the suitors will all be housed together and will be eliminated one by one, until one contestant is left standing.
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Among them: that inmates should be housed in the least restrictive setting necessary to ensure safety, and that placement in restrictive housing should be regularly reviewed.
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Eventually nearly 800 suspected terrorists would be housed in the facility, with reports later emerging of wretched conditions, Koran desecrations, aggressive interrogations and torture-induced suicides.
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For example, both Dow and Dupont have a food nutrition business, but one is to be housed in Material Sciences and the other in Specialty Products.
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It deserves to be housed in a department that recognizes the importance of its mission, and has the capabilities to properly advocate for greatly needed resources.
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The official will be housed within the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and report to federal chief information officer, Tony Scott, who oversees government technology.
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The new service would be housed under the Department of the Air Force, similar to how the Marines fall under the Department of the Navy. Rep.
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Most of the material will be housed at the Helmerich Center for American Research, a facility at the Gilcrease Museum, which is affiliated with the university.
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The policy, however, immediately referred any adults who crossed the border without documentation for criminal proceedings in federal jails, where children aren't allowed to be housed.
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Most of the several hundred remaining have no one to receive them outside Venezuela and have no idea how long they'll be housed in a hotel.
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The 121 immigrants arrested over the weekend will be housed in those facilities prior to being deported, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said Monday in a statement.
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However, the Space Force will still be housed within the already established US Air Force, similar to how the Marine Corps resides within the US Navy.
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Every single person can be housed; it's feasible, it's the right thing to do, it's economical, it's not a burden on the biggest economy in the world.
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Public or shared transport would be used for 100 percent of spectators while 85 percent of athletes would be housed within 30 minutes of their competition venues.
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The accelerator will be housed on campus at MIT's new computing college, which received a $1 billion commitment last year, including $350 million from Stephen A. Schwarzman.
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Social housing is scarce on both sides, but a report last year by the province's Equality Commission found that Catholics waited longer to be housed than Protestants.
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Another parent allegedly abused their child and another allegedly intended for the child to be housed in the US in a home with a child sex offender.
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In later remarks, Surachate confirmed she had left the airport, under the protection of the UN, and would be housed elsewhere until her asylum status was confirmed.
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For the in-store experience, k/lab will be housed in a completely separate display — different from other collections and built in a way to stand out.
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A couple other notes about his prison stint -- Bill will likely be housed with other inmates, unless there's some sort of gang affiliation we're not aware of.
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After the restructure, most of its agricultural services operations, which include grain trading, will be housed in an origination unit that will be led by Stefano Rettore.
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Privacy concerns will doubtless arise—over what data the sensors at Quayside will hoover up, who will own them, where they will be housed and so on.
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"We cannot bring the award on stage, but being from the NRA your gift will be housed in our museum with a plaque to you," Meadows said.
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A similar number of jobs will be created in Illinois near Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, or Fermilab, where a much smaller cavern and detector will be housed.
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The order led federal prosecutors to announce they would not pursue charges of illegally entering the US in cases involving families that could not be housed together.
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The LA plan calls for no new venue construction and athletes to be housed in renovated student residences on the UCLA campus not far from Beverly Hills.
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The look is a nod to the Mercantile Library Association, which used to be housed in the building, and was a frequent haunt of Edgar Allen Poe.
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The work will be housed in a steel-framed pavilion designed by Norman Foster, to protect the cubes from weather — a consideration, incidentally, rarely afforded to refugees.
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Participants will be housed in a residential treatment center for 13 weeks while their calorie intake is controlled and their metabolic responses to various diets are measured.
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Myanmar says the returnees will be housed in temporary accommodation including at the 124-acre Hla Pho Khung camp near Maungdaw township, which can accommodate 30,000 people.
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Once he is released from that prison ward at Bellevue Hospital Center, Mr. Weinstein is not likely to be housed with the general population at Rikers Island.
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Of them, 59 are not deemed eligible to be transferred to another country and would need to be housed in the United States if Guantanamo was closed.
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Space Force would be housed in the Department of the Air Force in a structure similar to the Marine Corps's relationship to the Department of the Navy.
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The branch would be housed in the Department of the Air Force in a structure similar to the Marine Corps' relationship to the Department of the Navy.
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The red and green benches in the Commons and the Lords would be relocated to the temporary building but would be housed under a dramatic glass ceiling.
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While most French warheads are lodged on submarines, a few dozen are fitted to air-launched cruise missiles that could be housed in, for example, German airfields.
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When it arrives, the aide said, there will be one physical copy of the background investigation file that will be housed in a safe in committee offices.
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We leave the gig before midnight, drive a short distance to the suburbs to be housed by a family who offer us pastries and melon slices before bed.
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Thanks to the circuitry he had developed, Computer Space could be housed in a relatively small cabinet that could be slid in next to pinball machines in bars.
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Cadence's hunger strike comes amidst of series of disappointments for trans activists and their allies working to ensure that trans people can be housed where they feel safest.
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Migrant families, unaccompanied children and single adults will all be housed at the facility, positioned in a large, open field next to the Donna-Rio Bravo International Bridge.
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As many as 20,000 migrant children could be housed on four U.S. military bases, according to the Pentagon, but officials couldn't say whether their parents also would be.
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Thanks to the circuitry he had developed, Computer Space could be housed in a relatively small cabinet that could be slid in next to pinball machines in bars.
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The "trauma" of other inmates must also be considered before the TEC recommends a trans inmate to be housed in a facility in accordance with their self-identified gender.
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The computer would be housed at a server farm, which means as long as you had an internet connection, your iOS, Android, Windows, or Mac machine could access it.
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However, it has been a while since Arctic Cat has seen the growth rates reported by Textron's industrial products unit, where the Minneapolis, Minnesota-based company will be housed.
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Officials will continue to criminally prosecute everyone who crosses the border without documents, but they said they plan to establish facilities where parents and children will be housed together.
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I promised her if she kept faith in God and Herself, We will get to a place where we will be Housed, Over Fed, Less Hurt and Fear Free.
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As a prototype image shows, the actual liner will be housed in a glass inkpot along with a fine-point eyeliner brush that resembles the standard Hogwarts writing instrument.
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But students and faculty believe that the shutdown is directly tied to the 1900 armed police and National Guardsmen who will be housed at the school during the convention.
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Mental Work Industries will be housed at EPFL until January, at which point it will begin its journey around the world as an installation in San Francisco and Boston.
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Her work demanded we recognize that feminism cannot be defined by white straight cisgender experiences, and that femininity can be housed and expressed by the most beautifully subversive bodies.
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The 1912 strike in Lawrence showcased IWW ingenuity, as striking textile workers sent their children away on trains to be housed by sympathizers of the strike in other cities.
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The dogs can be housed in the 11,000-square-foot kennel on the property, which boasts a veterinary lab, an office, a meat-processing center, and an exercise area.
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The new studios will all be housed beneath the Microsoft Studios brand alongside a new venture called The Initiative, led by former Crystal Dynamics head of studio Darrell Gallagher.
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Under Australia's offshore detention program, asylum seekers intercepted at sea were to be housed at detention centers on Manus and on Nauru, an independent island nation to the east.
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Now the fair, with about 173 galleries, will be housed in a little village of five interlocking tents, a plan devised by the London-based firm Universal Design Studio.
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The collection, acquired by the National Library of Israel, through a private sale arranged by Sotheby's, will be housed in a new building at the National Library in Jerusalem.
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There is also the possibility — "Plans are being finalized," Bartlett offers — for a true atelier, which would be the first such institution to be housed at an American University.
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Later, he told guards at the facility that he only said he wanted to cut himself because he was afraid of his cellmates and wished to be housed alone.
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While those athletes will be housed in the wheelchair-friendly village, the Tokyo metropolitan government says 850 accessible hotel rooms will be needed for support staff, media and other stakeholders.
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Like Carrizo Springs, which will accommodate around 1,600, children will be housed in buildings, while semi-permanent soft-sided structures will be used for "support operations," according to the department.
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The Cincinnati Zoo's gorilla exhibit will close for renovations in October, but officials say the gorillas will be housed in a new indoor facility set to open later this year.
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The system is to be turned over to NATO command and will be housed at a U.S. naval support facility in Deveselu, Romania, the site of a Romanian military base.
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The EU is discussing a change to asylum rules that would require member states to accept a quota of refugees or pay a penalty for them to be housed elsewhere.
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The grand finals, as they've been dubbed, will be housed at the Barclays Center in New York, home of the NBA's Brooklyn Nets, in front of a sold-out crowd.
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The national Civil Protection Department said some survivors would be put up elsewhere in central Italy, while others would be housed in tents that were being dispatched to the area.
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Aside from the sports officials, the group will be housed at Inje Speedium Hotel & Resort, a four-star luxury hotel roughly two-hours drive from the Olympic venue in Pyeongchang.
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The third-party data would be housed on a new network that could be accessed for additional fees, Nasdaq said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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JPMorgan has formed a venture-capital-focused coverage group that will be housed in its commercial bank and hired four people away from Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) to lead it.
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Mexican officials did not say where the immigrants would be housed or what resources they would be given, but noted that humanitarian visas and work permits would be made available.
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The four juveniles will be housed at the Hulse Juvenile Detention Facility in Vernon Township, while Davis is held in the Lake County Jail, according to the Sheriff's Office statement.
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According to the report, the comparison shopping service will still be a part of Google but will be housed in a new department apart from the company's internet search business.
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It appears to envision a system in which families will be housed together in ad hoc detention centers, including on military bases, that the administration hopes a court will approve.
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Another member of the contingent of fighters hailing from Dagestan to be housed on the UFC roster, Magomedov has some serious fighting pedigree well away from the confines of a cage.
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A smaller dome has been installed near the missile shelters on Mischief, "indicating that it could be connected to radars for any missile systems that might be housed there," AMTI said.
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They will be housed at the university's Dolph Briscoe Center for American History where some of the items are to go on display Tuesday after a ceremony to mark the acquisition.
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The families with children under-five covered by Sabraw's order would be released once they're reunited, Fabian told Sabraw on Monday, since they couldn't be housed in a family detention center.
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The filmmaker even added some cool annotations to point out things like the glowing facade, underground auditorium, and even the R&D compound, where Apple's top secret labs will be housed.
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With more than 25,000 students, the school was "almost a city unto itself," he said, and at that capacity, Sutton's freshman dorm had to be housed in LSU's illustrious Tiger Stadium.
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About 5,500 people were in shelters as of Monday morning, city officials said, with Federal Emergency Management Agency director Brock Long forecasting that 30,000 would eventually be housed temporarily in shelters.
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Tempelhof is now also in the throes of becoming Germany's largest refugee center: Hangars now provide shelter for 800 people; up to 7,69506610 will be housed there when work is completed.
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Book Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace starting as low as $129 per nightAnother top-favored hotel that happens to be housed within another hotel, Nobu is higher-end than Caesars Palace.
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Many of the evacuees met family members or headed nearby to see family, but 50 of the storm survivors will be housed at a shelter, Palm Beach County officials told CNN.
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Israeli Jews cite a long history in Jerusalem dating back thousands of years, and even many on the left who support a Palestinian state think the embassy should be housed there.
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Any job that can be moved to land represents a big saving because offshore workers are highly paid and need to be housed, fed and rotated every few weeks by helicopter.
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But the company has promised that it will discontinue breeding its orcas and stop obtaining new ones, meaning that its current set is the last generation to be housed at SeaWorld.
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At the Casa del Migrante in Ciudad Juárez, the largest and longest-running shelter in the city, new arrivals will be housed in a separate facility for at least two weeks.
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An instrument that can disperse an aerosol of particles — say, several ounces of limestone dust — will be housed in a gondola that hangs beneath a balloon that ascends to 70,000 feet.
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It will be housed in a small gallery room near the main da Vinci exhibition, apart from the painting itself, which is only 30 inches tall and shielded by glass. 9.
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If the bureau did arrest him, Brennan would likely be housed at the notorious Bicutan detention center, where foreigners are often held for months without being charged, and sometimes disappear completely.
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The absence of any Florida-based installations from the finalist list is bound to disappoint members of Congress who publicly advocated for the command to be housed in the Sunshine State.
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The ministry said the 78 were identified as in need of protection as refugees and will be housed in regions in southeast and northern France while they go through the asylum process.
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On Friday, the Trump administration released a new guidance that instructs federal prisons to prioritize the "biological sex" of transgender inmates when determining whether they should be housed with men or women.
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However, Arjan Hehenkamp, general director of MSF and head of the group's Libya mission, said the idea that migrants can be housed in a humane way on Libyan soil "is simply impossible".
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He said that for a Mars mission, in which crew members would be housed in a space much smaller than the space station, the privacy of their personal space would be important.
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By mid-morning, at least four buses departed for the port town of Kyllini in western Greece, some 280 km from Athens, where they will be housed in a former tourist complex.
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Capitol Hill's unwillingness to allow detainees to be housed in the United States has posed a major obstacle as the White House tries to find homes for the 61 remaining Guantanamo prisoners.
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Furthermore, messages associated with a particular project can be housed in a "room" related to that project, eliminating the need for users to sort through a crowded inbox for important, relevant communications.
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If you're a Manhattanite in a studio apartment, you may want to downsize and go for a more simple, minimalistic look that can easily be housed in the corner of the room.
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It would help advisers summarize data, including news headlines, that's relevant to their clients' holdings and be housed on a dashboard that all of the firm's financial advisers already have access to.
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It appeared that the question of where Henry's brain would ultimately be housed — whether it would remain with Annese at U.C.S.D. or be moved at M.I.T.'s request — might be settled quickly.
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The city countered that the move was part of an effort to begin to reduce the city's jail population, adding that in some cases, young adults should be housed with older individuals.
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It will be housed in Kraftwerk, which he owns, a former power plant-turned-cultural complex that currently hosts the Tresor club and the less dance music-focused, experimental-leaning Ohm venue.
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The best-laid plans for Penn have long involved persuading the Garden's owners, the Dolan family, to leave their aging, inefficient arena for one that could be housed within the Farley building.
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Marked by a 60-foot-high statue of a quill, the presentation will be housed in a large stand-alone tent (250 feet by 100 feet), and is scheduled to open Nov.
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The rule stipulated, for example, that poultry must be housed in spaces that are big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings, stand normally and engage in natural behaviors.
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The rules stipulate for example that poultry must be housed in spaces that are big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings, stand normally and engage in natural behaviors.
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They will eventually be housed in towns such as Bama, which was largely abandoned by its inhabitants when Boko Haram took it three years ago, but has since been recaptured by the military.
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Newly planned family detention space could allow recently separated children to be housed with their parents, Sanchez said, adding that this would not be optimal, but would be better than keeping them apart.
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The shows might be housed in Apple's existing TV app, which today organizes video programming from Prime Video, Hulu, CBS, Starz, Showtime, HBO, and others that require sign-in from a TV provider.
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The rappers are apparently going all-in with VR — they're planning more virtual music videos their new album, Run the Jewels 3, which will all be housed in the group's upcoming "VRTJ" app.
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Unaccompanied immigrant children or children who have been separated from their parents by the government could be housed at four military bases currently being reviewed by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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First, it will step up the CFTC's engagement with the fintech sector through a program called "GuidePoint," which will have its own dedicated office and be housed in the regulator's lower Manhattan office.
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And for the next few days, Bei Bei will be housed separately from his mother, Mei Xiang, at the David M. Rubenstein Giant Panda Habitat, and will not be featured on the panda cams.
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Gaming and VR will be housed in two halls at the convention center this year, and all sorts of hardware startups are likely to come out of the woodwork to show off their peripherals.
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In homeless shelters that are funded by HUD, transgender people will have the choice to be housed with the gender they identify with, rather than the gender they were born with, the agency says.
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"While four bases (three in Texas and one in Arkansas) have been visited by HHS for possible housing, it doesn't mean any or all children would be housed there," Davis said in his statement.
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Only a handful of localities, like Denver, have established policies enabling trans people to share where they would prefer to be housed or whether they would prefer male or female guards to search them.
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Pedersen wants the artifacts, which are currently in Ottawa, to be housed in Nunavut as a tourist attraction, but said the territory doesn't yet have a museum or appropriate place to display the treasures.
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The plan is for the embassy to be housed in what is now the consular services section of the United States Consulate General in Jerusalem while the search is on for a permanent site.
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Border patrol facilities, built to house adults who would quickly be deported, are now packed with migrants, including children, who would usually be housed in shelters managed by the Health and Human Services Department.
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Another reform to reduce recidivism is that federal prisoners have to be housed in facilities within 500 miles from their homes, which makes it easier and less expensive for family members to visit them.
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To get this far, Mr. Musk explained in a tweet, Tesla had to build an entire new General Assembly line in three weeks — which currently appears to be housed in a tent-like structure.
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Teachers and parents were told that this would be a stopgap measure while a new, unified Fort Campbell Middle School would be housed in the old Fort Campbell High School, which would be renovated.
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All of these efforts will be backstopped by a new sustainability reporting initiative, which will be housed on a new website monitoring and tracking the company's progress toward its sustainability goals, the company said.
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This time, owing to the antiquity of some of the trees, the department made a decision to get artists to turn them into sculptures that would be housed in the gardens for public display.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said Albania had offered to accept 20 of the migrants and Ireland 20-25, while the rest would be housed by Italy's Catholic Church "at zero cost" to the Italian taxpayer.
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The banks failed for reasons ranging from the way liquidity would be housed and shuffled among domestic and foreign subsidiaries to the manner in which executives would communicate problems as they arose during a crisis.
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Sit down with my director and see what is outstanding, and who needs to be housed where during the convention week; go over contract obligations, and usually share a fun story about the previous night.
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Although that embassy was only designated a "low" threat post, it happened to be housed in a walled compound that had previously been the Israeli embassy and as a result it was much more fortified.
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A staple of the fair since 1854, the sculpture requires an amount of butter that could be spread across 19,200 slices of toast, and must be housed in a showcase that's kept at 40 degrees.
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President Trump will sign a directive on Tuesday that will call for the formal establishment of a U.S. Space Force as a 6th branch of the armed services, to be housed within the Air Force.
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He has shortened processing delays, he told them; applicants who chose to stay would be housed in clean, dry reception centres around France, or in the 125 white containers now converted into shelters in Calais.
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In homeless shelters that are funded by HUD, transgender people will have the choice to be housed with the gender they identify with, rather than the gender they were born with, the agency said Tuesday.
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They also contrast with the persistence of old laws that highlight deeply entrenched class divisions, such as the right given to graduates in pre-trial detention to be housed away from the general prison population.
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MIT and Darpa are even working on Lidar on a chip, which they claim could shrink costs to $10 per sensor in future and allow for sensors to be housed on robots' fingertips in future.
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That very day, Sunni militiamen were reluctantly shepherding Shiite civilians onto green buses and traveling with them on the road to Aleppo, where they were to be housed with the help of the Syrian regime.
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A state senator in Rhode Island, Elaine Morgan, wrote that "Muslim religion and philosophy is to murder, rape and decapitate anyone who is a non-Muslim" and recommended that Syrian refugees be housed in camps.
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Three months after Prime Minister Theresa May vowed that every person who lost their home in the fire would be housed within three weeks, only 24 of 158 households have been placed in permanent housing.
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Up to half of the city's 22,000 residents, according to private estimates, are undocumented — the very kind of people who might be housed behind bars in the facilities that until now have been sheltering criminals.
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The details: The office, established by a bill proposed last Tuesday by Board of Supervisors president Norman Yee with the support of City Administrator Naomi Kelly, would be housed in the Department of Public Works.
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It's helpful to have a legal background, an understanding of computer architecture (to know where myriad consumer databases could be housed), and a liberal arts sensibility — to "get" why privacy matters so much to consumers.
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The Woodland Hills store will be opening in 2020, Amazon confirmed to CNBC, which also reported that the store may be housed in what was once a Toys R Us, based on Google Maps data.
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Despite a legal six-week time limit on how long families can be housed in a bed-and-breakfast, a third of families known to be living in such accommodation last December stayed for longer.
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Despite a legal six-week time limit on how long families can be housed in a bed-and-breakfast, a third of families known to be living in such accommodation last December stayed for longer.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Six masterpieces from Russia's top art galleries and museums will be moved to Crimea to be housed in a new cultural center on the peninsula, according to a project presented to President Vladimir Putin.
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Toggling between the two affects the sound you get out of the speakers, with one giving you much deeper, richer voices, but why that must be housed in a notification impossible to dismiss, I don't know.
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However, the real problems arose when Rajneesh's second-in-command, Ma Anand Sheela, began to expand the ranch, despite Oregon laws that restricted what could be built — and how many could be housed — on the property.
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OPBAS will have powers to penalise sectoral bodies for breaches of anti-money laundering rules and will be housed in the Financial Conduct Authority, the regulator tasked with overseeing markets and conduct in the financial system.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) said Tuesday that homeless transgender women, who were assigned the male gender on their birth certificates but identify as female, should be housed with other women at shelters.
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OPBAS, which will have powers to penalize sectoral bodies for breaches of anti-money laundering rules, will be housed in the Financial Conduct Authority, the regulator tasked with overseeing markets and conduct in the financial system.
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Some important works will end up back at auction, others stay in the collector's family and a rarefied few will be housed in facilities their owners build to display their holdings exactly the way they wish.
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A law-enforcement official familiar with the correction department's practices, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss security measures, said Mr. Manafort would most likely be housed in a former prison hospital on the island.
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One law-enforcement official familiar with the correction department's practices, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss security measures, said Mr. Comello would most likely be housed in a former prison hospital on Rikers Island.
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For starters, we're told one possibility is that Weinstein will be housed in a private section of Rikers Island's North Infirmary Command, which is for high-profile inmates or guys with health issues -- Harvey fits both.
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The new synagogue — on the Vicolo Meschita, part of an area once occupied by Palermo's Great Synagogue — will be housed in a former Baroque oratory known as Santa Maria del Sabato, or Holy Mary of Saturday.
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Photo via the artist's website As THUMP earlier reported, Afrika Bambaataa's 40,000 strong hip hop vinyl collection will be housed at Cornell University's Collection of Hip Hop archive following the DJ's stint as a visiting professor.
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New York-based advocacy group Human Rights Watch (HRW) says al-Hol residents deemed a threat may be housed in abandoned or half-completed building projects or shipping containers converted into housing rather than in camps.
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Eventually, the thought is that these labels will be housed in participating platforms, such as Google or Facebook, so that when a marketer goes to purchase an audience segment, they can see the data label alongside it.
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It does have a large banking subsidiary in Dublin, but that could not accommodate its broking or trading businesses in the region, which under U.S. regulation have to be housed in entities separate from deposit-taking operations.
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Because every adult who is caught crossing the border illegally is now being detained and prosecuted, and children cannot be housed in U.S. jails, the Trump administration says it had no choice but to separate the families.
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The new federal cybersecurity official will be housed within the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and go by the title of chief information security officer, or CISO, according to several people with knowledge of the announcement.
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Apple has not shared specifics with its new business partners on how it will distribute the shows, but they may be housed in its TV app, which allows access to video services like HBO Now and Hulu.
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Although Mattis did not cite how many people could be housed at the bases, the U.S. military said on Thursday it had been asked by the government to get ready to house up to 20,000 immigrant children.
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Teachers with questions about where this valuable teaching data, all these new free online lessons, will be housed and how they will be used in the future, with schools completely mum on the matter of intellectual property.
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The Arnona building where the temporary American Embassy will be housed, and the land adjacent to it, roughly straddles the seam between West Jerusalem, where mostly Israelis live, and East Jerusalem, which is a largely Arab community.
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There is no other choice In his TED talk, Green notes that billions of people worldwide lack homes — a half-million in North America — and will need to be housed in the coming century, largely in cities.
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She, too, said she was not given the hormone medication she had been taking before her arrest, and she was housed with men, even after a judge at her arraignment ordered that she be housed with women.
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The officials said that where possible, families will be housed together in detention centers in Texas and Pennsylvania, but in some cases, they will be kept in hotel rooms until their travel documents can be prepared for deportation.
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On September 12 of this year, Derrick wrote she couldn't tell the province where BP should be housed, but also suggested that Waterville was the only place in the province that could give him the therapy he needs.
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Under the initial deal between the two countries, signed last July, then-President Barack Obama agreed to pay for the system while South Korea promised to supply the land where the system and its operators would be housed.
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He said Rahimi should be allowed to "avail himself of any educational opportunities" he qualifies for while in prison, and said the father of three should be housed as close to Virginia as possible so family can visit.
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The problem was that we were high-risk prisoners, which meant we weren't allowed to be housed on the bottom landing in case we tunneled out, or the top one in case we broke out through the ceiling.
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This year, however, the program will be housed entirely under Kobach's roof, where staff are scrambled to harden the office's network security even as the usual mid-January deadline for submitting voter data has already come and gone.
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In January, newly sworn-in San Francisco Sherriff Vicki Hennessy voiced support for policies proposed by her predecessor, under which trans people would be housed according to their gender identity, not the sex they were assigned at birth.
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But the instruments — which will be housed in four-feet-tall boxes with radio antennas and solar panels on the outside — violate the Wilderness Act, which prohibits any new structures and even noise pollution within federal wilderness areas.
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Countries are already blocking each other's social networks as agents of foreign influence, requiring data to be housed on local servers or heading that way, and threatening to cut themselves off from the world's internet in a pinch.
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An archivist has examined the setup at Cannon House and determined it will be safe for another five years or so before needing to be housed properly, ideally as the permanent collection in a proper museum of magazines.
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Foxconn said it's moving forward with the construction of its Wisconsin facility after talks with the White House, according to a statement released Friday, but isn't clarifying what kind of jobs will be housed at the $10 billion plant.
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Concerned citizens have packed Houston's city hall, where all but one of the front steps is submerged, for the past year as councilmen and state legislators debated what neighborhoods would be housed within Houston's future bulwark against the sea.
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Affordable housing is key as "there is a need for certain key workers such as cleaners, who commercial tenants need, to be housed nearby as public transport hours to fringe areas is grossly inadequate for shift workers," she said.
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A devout Christian, Patrick, who once choked up defending his decision to allow child refugees to be housed in Massachusetts using the teachings of Jesus, describes himself as a work in progress, as the clay in the prayer Isaiah 64.
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Unaccompanied minors, many with family members in Britain, were to be housed on-site in containers set up earlier this year as their files are studied in London to see if they qualify for a transfer across the English Channel.
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There, if their papers are in order, they are immediately placed on larger buses and taken to Montreal, where they'll be housed either in the city's Olympic Stadium or in a former hospital that has been reopened for the purpose.
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Nah, just hand me a DVD of all six seasons of The L Word, lower a huge flatscreen TV from the ceiling and let me invite my friends to whatever fancy room I, the $1 million ticketholder, will be housed in.
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And if people can work that system — if some young filmmaker has a cool idea that can be housed under the name Centipede or Missile Command, and they get a shot to make their movie — hell, I'm all for that.
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Under the deal with the EU, Turkey is supposed to be taking in migrants returned from Greece on April 4, but uncertainty remains over how many will be sent back, how they will be processed, and where they will be housed.
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But Manafort will have to leave the Warsaw jail and be housed in a jail in Alexandria, Va., where his first trial is scheduled to start July 25, U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis said in an order made public Wednesday.
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It would, for example, require that inmates be housed within 500 miles of their families, prohibit the brutal but disturbingly common practice of shackling pregnant women and expand rehabilitative programs in which prisoners can participate to earn good-time credits.
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New inmate at Rikers Island: Harvey Weinstein isn't likely to be housed with the general population at the prison in New York, and he could end up in a medical unit with a TV and possibly a private pay phone.
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The Bureau of Prisons will now use an inmate's biological sex to initially determine where that person will be housed and which bathroom the person will use, according to a policy change to the bureau's Transgender Offender Manual released Friday.
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From lunches for Urs Fischer to gallery dinners for Gavin Brown, Mina Stone got her start cooking for artists, so it only makes sense that her first restaurant, the upcoming Mina's, will be housed in Long Island City's MoMA PS1.
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The new guidelines in the Transgender Offender Manual, as reported by Dominic Holden at BuzzFeed, likely make it more difficult for trans inmates to be housed based on their gender identity instead of the gender assigned to them at birth.
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The birds in the Bird Box — a shoe box with holes punched in it — appear to be scarlet-chested parakeets, a rare Australian breed that likes to be housed in bigger cages or aviaries … or, of course, allowed to fly free.
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If their test comes back negative, they'll be housed in "individual rooms" with "individual bathrooms" on shore until the end of the quarantine period, but they will not necessarily be offered all the same food and entertainment that exists aboard the cruise ship.
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Never does he blame the Republican party for failing to use their place as the party in power to enact those "solutions," like funding more immigration courts or building facilities in which migrant families can be housed together while they await hearings.
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Sessions has said the Justice Department will prosecute everyone who crosses illegally, so since children cannot legally be housed in the same jail as adults, authorities break up the families to hold the parents in jail and the children in juvenile detention centers.
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Aged just 24-years-old, Blessed was brought in as one of the UFC's youngest ever fighters to be housed on its roster at 19, acting as a last-minute replacement for the highly-touted Ricardo Lamas to take on Dustin Poirier.
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The nuclear device also needs to be tough enough to be able to withstand the flight on a ballistic missile, experts say, and be housed in a "reentry vehicle" that can endure the intense heat generated by coming back into Earth's atmosphere.
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This year it was announced in June that Shadbolt will be heading up a new institute specialising in the ethics of AI, which will be housed within a new £150 million ($185 million) humanities centre funded by famous US financier Stephen Schwarzman.
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Maureen Franco, who heads the Federal Public Defender's office in El Paso, confirmed that the US Attorney's Office would not prosecute cases where parents and children were separated and unable to be housed together for the duration of the parent's legal proceedings.
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Just as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and its $1 trillion budget is housed within HHS (and administered at the state level), so too should the regulation of environmental protection be housed within DOI (and administered at the state level).
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Assuming that crime rates, which are lower than ever, do not rise, that would leave 6,500 to 7,000 inmates to be housed in the community — mainly those charged with the most serious crimes or serving a sentence of a year or less.
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As the group waited, another busload of passengers arrived at the facility, then another — in total, the passengers were told by police officers outside the building, over 200 people were expected to be housed at the quarantine facility, which had only three toilets.
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WASHINGTON — The federal government has canceled the search for a new F.B.I. headquarters, ensuring that the nation's top law enforcement agency will be housed in a crumbling, cramped building in downtown Washington for years to come, according to a senior government official.
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Poultry, for example, would have had to be housed in spaces that were big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings and engage in natural behaviors, while livestock would have had to have access to an outdoor space year round.
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" It said it knew of one instance that was brought to the attention of senior leaders, including Mr. Weaver, the campaign manager, and that both Mr. Weaver and the chief operating officer "ordered that staff never be housed in coed hotel rooms again.
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BAMA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria's government has a plan for the northeast, torn apart by eight years of conflict with Boko Haram: displaced people will be housed in fortified garrison towns, ringed by farms, with the rest of the countryside effectively left to fend for itself.
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According to The Birmingham News, the trail will include a Harper Lee museum, to be housed in the 1909 building where Lee's father once practiced law; replicates of three houses inhabited by characters in the book; and more attractions for To Kill a Mockingbird fans.
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The 52-year-old Cohen will be housed in dorm-like accommodations at the facility's minimum-security camp, which prison consultants say has become a destination for Jewish inmates due to its proximity to New York City's Jewish and upstate New York's Orthodox Jewish enclaves.
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Zopf said that at the 2017 conference, as in prior years, staff would be housed in apartments although the pressure on supply is continuously augmented by an approximately 10 percent increase in WEF employees each year, some of which would be attending the summit.
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Mr. Pinault, who turns 80 this summer, said at a news conference at City Hall in Paris that the museum would be housed in a former commodities exchange building that dates to the 18th century near the newly built La Canopée in Les Halles.
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When Epstein was taken off suicide watch on July 29, days after his first suicide attempt, he was returned to the facility's special housing unit, where normal protocol calls for him to be housed with a cellmate and to be checked on every 30 minutes.
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The central turbine will be housed in a building barely larger than a single-family home; running nonstop, it is expected to produce no carbon dioxide and generate three megawatts of electricity per day — enough, according to the company, to power about 3,000 homes.
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Under the final agreement, it would be housed under the Department of the Air Force and would be led by a chief of space operations who would become a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff but report to the secretary of the Air Force.
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Under the final agreement, it would be housed under the Department of the Air Force and would be led by a chief of space operations who would become a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff but report to the secretary of the Air Force.
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The installation, which will be housed on the fourth floor of the store, is envisioned as "a waiting room lost in time and space with no windows"; the entire space will be coated in a deep, dark red, with a TV flickering in the background.
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The legislation would also establish an advisory panel to develop recommendations for election cybersecurity that states that receive grants will adhere to, but under the new bill the panel would be housed at the Election Assistance Commission, rather than the Department of Homeland Security.
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Mr. Rothfeld said he was working with Mr. Weinstein's lawyers on a sentencing memo designed to persuade Justice Burke to recommend sending the producer to a prison with a medical or protective-custody unit, so that he can be housed apart from the general population.
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The Trump administration is sending approximately 1,000 additional US troops to rotate through Poland to strengthen security ties between the two countries — though whether they will be housed in a new base named "Fort Trump," as Poland's president once suggested, remains to be seen.
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The Opportunity and Inclusive Growth Institute will be housed at the Minneapolis Fed and has the backing of Fed Chair Janet Yellen, who is urging economists inside and outside the U.S. central bank to participate, Kashkari said in a speech announcing the unveiling of the center.
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Elaine Morgan inadvertently sent an email to colleagues blasting Muslims as murderous and recommending that Syrian refugees be housed in camps; she later stood by her anti-refugee comments but said she'd sent the email before editing it to make clear she was referring to "fanatical" Muslims.
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But according to Meadows, the same prisoner (her cellmate) who attacked her in 2013 had since put her on his "enemy list"—often used to manage conflict between warring gang members in prisons—which meant that the two could not be housed together in the general population.
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The patients in Omaha are selected to be housed at the facility for two main reasons: their condition is grave enough to warrant treatment in biocontainment, where they are treated and closely monitored by staff members clad in surgical gowns, plastic gloves and a face shield.
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Now that collection and other sources have been harvested to create a tasting menu of Heaney, young to old, in "Listen Now Again," an exhibit to be housed for three years in a cultural space at the Bank of Ireland on College Green, here in Dublin.
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For real change to occur, it can't be housed in a small office off to the side of the C-suite, or limited to the visibility of the runway or the trickle-down of an advisory council, or the genuinely laudable advances in diversity on magazine covers.
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DOJ officials framed the creation of the Denaturalization Section, which will be housed in the civil Office of Immigration Litigation, as an effort to crack down on an increase in cases of those who have engaged in fraud, human rights violations, sexual offenses, and other crimes.
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President Tayyip Erdogan set out plans for the project in a speech at the United States General Assembly this week, holding up a map to show the zone which Turkey wants to set up with the United States, and where it says the refugees would be housed.
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The Pas-de-Calais prefecture said in a statement on Monday that the authorities were continuing to try to persuade migrants to move to a state-run center next to the camp where they would be housed in refurbished shipping containers, or to other migrant reception centers in France.
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The panel of witnesses agreed that personal data flows would be very unlikely to be housed within any future trade treaty between the UK and the EU. Rather data would need to live within a separate treaty or bespoke agreement, if indeed such a deal can be achieved.
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Encampments don't have to break up by gender; people can bring their partners, their belongings, and their dogs, and they have priority to be housed in one of the more than 9113 dedicated SRO hotel rooms that have been rehabbed by the city for permanent, affordable housing for the homeless.
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LONDON — After nearly a week of being shuttled among community centers, hotels and vacant properties, weary survivors of London's worst fire in decades learned on Wednesday that some of them would be housed in a luxury complex where some apartments go for more than 8.5 million pounds, or $10 million.
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"There are proven strategies every country can use to prevent deaths from heart disease, stroke, and epidemics – but progress has been painfully slow," said Frieden, president and chief executive of Resolve, which will be housed at Vital Strategies, a New York-based global health organization that works in more than 60 countries.
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In addition to the various streaming properties owned by both companies that will now be housed under a single roof, it will also consolidate brands that include Nickelodeon, CBS, MTV, BET, Comedy Central, the CW, and Paramount Network—which of course also folds a major entertainment studio into this cornucopia of content offerings.
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The only shower would be housed in a clear geodesic dome located next to the pods and in full view of the banqueting hall, close to actually public toilets and an interrogation room in which podwellians would be grilled to the point of breakdown, both upon entry and at the whim of an Interrogator.
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The presence of Ford in the city and Booth in the country was enough to make Michigan ground zero for the Modernist experiment, which was, on an aesthetic level, concerned with clarity and flexibility: Ford wanted all the messy components of manufacturing to be housed under one enormous roof, and Kahn made it so.
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The Air Force's analysis used a set of criteria to determine where the command was to be housed, which included cost, co-location with an existing military organization that will become a component of the future Space Command, access to a C-17 aircraft capable airfield, communications connectivity, administrative buildings and available base support.
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No date is provided, though " The Story of Ruth " (1960) is playing at the Orpheum cinema below Eliza's apartment, and "Mister Ed," which premièred the following year, is on TV. In short, the Cold War is at its frosty height, which is why "the most sensitive asset ever to be housed in this facility" arrives at Eliza's workplace.
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The 8 month-long accelerator, which will be housed at Wayra's London base, is on the hunt for "mature startups with a proven track record" who play in the fashion tech and ad space, and who can potentially complement Asos' existing online fashion retail business, helping the company improve the Asos experience of its 11 million world-wide customers.
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How all of this can be true if Johnson, as his lawyers claim, has "not had a serious disciplinary infraction for over 25 years" and has not been told "why he continues to be housed in solitary confinement" is surely something the trial judge will ponder as he reviews the briefs and hears argument from the lawyers here.
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The site was selected in Gansu because it presents ideal conditions to prevent leaks: there is no seismic activity nearby and the bedrock the lab will be housed in is made of granite, which reduces the risk of groundwater seepage or fractures, according to a paper published in The Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering last year.
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Other salvaged objects will be housed in a museum at the new Streit's factory, which is being built in Rockland County, N.Y. "You have to try to preserve at least some link to the past," said Arthur R. Stern, the chief executive of Cogswell Lee Development, which is developing 150 Rivington Street with Gluck+, which is also the architect for the project.
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If sweeteners were added to appeal to both sides, like low full expensing, where business can deduct the entire cost of capital expenses up front, and encouraging physical plant and equipment to be housed here at home, would lead to a business and job boom that could make the U.S. the preferred base of operations for companies all over the world.
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That includes: Rolling back an Obama-era order allowing transgender people to openly serve in the U.S. military Attempting to roll back protections for transgender people established under the Affordable Care Act Telling the Supreme Court that federal law doesn't protect transgender people from workplace discrimination Removing Title IX protections for transgender youth Changing an Obama-era policy allowing prisoners to be housed based on gender identity.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Overnight Health Care: Health insurers urge Supreme Court to take ObamaCare case | Lawmakers press Trump officials to change marijuana rules | Bloomberg vows to ban flavored e-cigs if elected MORE's (D-Mass.) call for transgender women to be housed in women's prisons.
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Previously, unaccompanied children from Central America picked up by Border Patrol agents would be sent to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), where they would be housed in shelters across the country as they began officially applying for asylum and waited to be reunited with family members in the US. On Monday, a US Customs and Border Protection official confirmed to BuzzFeed News that the agency was now applying the CDC order to children.
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If you're unfamiliar with the intricacies of Prince's vaults, here are a few things rumoured to be housed within their walls: a side project called The Rebels, shelved because the Purple One thought it was too generic and bland; an album of sped-up vocals set to be released under the pseudonym Camille, cancelled weeks prior to its release and eventually incorporated into 1987's Sign O' The Times; a Kevin Smith-directed documentary; an album of children's music inspired by the pregnancy of Prince's then wife Mayte Garcia, abandoned after their son died at one week old.
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