And we didn't come in with any preconceived notion about which breach would be relevant or even which of the sets of comments submitted to FCC would be relevant.
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Yes, Facebook may still be relevant a decade from now.
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And they want to be relevant on the global stage.
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Like Grice, Scalia thought that the clause should be relevant.
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If we want to be relevant, we have to, too.
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It was not meant to be relevant in all scenarios.
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Turner's thesis may suddenly be relevant in the Trump era.
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Taryn Simon's work happens to be relevant, monumental and beautiful.
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Boy, did that turn out to be relevant this summer.
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"Tyson Fury, he wants to be relevant," Ruiz tells us.
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I want more than anything to continue to be relevant.
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Mr. Comey's testimony could be relevant to Mr. Mueller's investigations.
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The things that may be relevant when talking to relatives.
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Be relevant It's not all about you, even when it is.
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" And as Riley told BuzzFeed News, "Art has to be relevant.
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VW debate could be relevant for the next decade or more.
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A defendant's criminal history can be relevant as well, Lurigio says.
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Will all that stuff still be relevant 30 years from now?
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The letter is intended to be relevant to all age groups.
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In the U.S., some states have laws that could be relevant.
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If you want to be relevant, you have to be connected.
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Look for local influencers who will be relevant to your audience.
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They're fighting tooth and nail to stay alive and be relevant.
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Our goal is to have our message be relevant across cultures.
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She asked if those statements wouldn't be relevant and indicate animus.
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The latest "it" bag redefines what it means to be relevant.
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However, the reduction will still be relevant to our credit assessment.
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Stories about scientific and technological breakthroughs can be relevant for years.
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Plus, rules say the witnesses and testimony have to be relevant.
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And we've seen how it can be relevant in other contexts.
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It does seem to me that the calculations should be relevant.
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I don't believe the Saudis think OPEC will never be relevant again.
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The truth is Parks's work may be relevant now more than ever.
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But one thing is certain — her contouring palettes will always be relevant.
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Jay Grant: I'm not sure this is really going to be relevant.
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We're not precious about having to pivot to survive and be relevant.
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I resent the need women feel to stay young to be relevant.
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In some women, preventive medication or psychotherapy might be relevant, Rasmussen added.
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What can we do that will be relevant 20 years from now?
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Are there other products and services that you think could be relevant?
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To be relevant, we must be strategic and carefully pick our battles.
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Android managed to be relevant even though the first versions weren't great.
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The condition has to be relevant to the purpose of the grant.
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They basically know almost nothing that would be relevant to the election.
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If they are successful, the findings won't just be relevant to soldiers.
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" — Jim Gillies "Another store no one shops in trying to be relevant.
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Will the teens in the opening robbery be relevant down the road?
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Because it's gonna be relevant to what we're talking about later. Sure.
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It feels like it's a film that's always going to be relevant.
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"Look, I think the target audience is 'Let's be relevant,'" she said.
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"Look, I think the target audience is 'Let's be relevant,'" she said.
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Out of about 50 leads, only one may be relevant to me.
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The museum's exhibition programming also strives to be relevant to contemporary audiences.
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But lo and behold, it keeps finding a way to be relevant.
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This is all about money and the desperate need to be relevant again.
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He also said that his testimony would not be relevant to the investigation.
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To feel a little helpless and, on the outside, trying to be relevant.
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A social network can be relevant if it's not as big as Facebook.
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One reason is that the government is trying to be relevant among millennials.
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Martin O'Malley, the third-place candidate, could be relevant to the race's outcome.
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And the policy input from the White House will certainly be relevant, too.
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I picked out different paragraphs that seemed to be relevant to different subjects.
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It's to even the opportunities so that gendered comparisons cease to be relevant.
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Though much has changed between 1968 and 2018, "Hair" continues to be relevant.
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Museums' viability and financial sustainability depend largely on their ability to be relevant.
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It's hard to be relevant if you aren't where popular culture's being consumed.
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Answers must also be relevant, add value, improve the experience, and enhance convenience.
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That's going to be relevant whether 40 states legalize next year or not.
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Whether the profanity occurred in front of customers may also be relevant, she said.
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The old MWC used to be relevant when we cared about our signal dropping.
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But guys, if you really want to be relevant, go as Sad Ben Affleck.
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Such reforms, though, would be relevant to only a tiny fraction of the workforce.
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Then the system is going to pull in other information that may be relevant.
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This movie will be relevant as long as there are haves and have-nots.
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I've never considered a single tech press event to be relevant to my life.
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There were a few indications that they may be relevant in Switzerland, Branson said.
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His departure, however, comes with the party in disarray and fighting to be relevant.
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So, I don't take that, and I guess, obviously, he wants to be relevant.
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The accused argued the internal World Bank documents could be relevant to their defense.
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In my opinion it is Adidas's most classic silhouette and will forever be relevant.
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Instead, think about expenses that will no longer be relevant while you're self-isolating.
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So if he is ousted from the presidency, it won't be relevant to stocks.
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That will still be relevant, but there is now a fundamentally new additional requirement.
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"In L.A., it's known to most that you need to be relevant," Guerrero said.
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But it could also be relevant to witnesses who seek to resist impeachment subpoenas.
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But I think they're a form that's here to stay and will be relevant.
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As to how people get into their job or role, biology can be relevant.
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I read anything that might be relevant, whether for content or outlook or style.
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It's good for the league to have a once-marquee franchise be relevant again.
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So we're not going to take a sharp left, but we have to be relevant.
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Dismantling this assumption is the reason #OscarsSoWhite will be relevant beyond the 2017 awards season.
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Quantum computing may not be relevant to many applications today, but next year who knows?
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Attorneys for Syed have indicating that Chapman's testimony could be relevant in the appeals process.
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Hopefully none of this info will ever be relevant and they'll live happily ever after.
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" Another KarJenner fan wrote, "seriously and she still trying to be relevant with the hashtag.
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She thinks Feldman continues to play up the friendship because he's desperate to be relevant.
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After Russia re-entered the news, The Americans knew its fifth season would be relevant.
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This affects the way that the office is run, and it may be relevant here.
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For those whose autism profile carries challenges that are particularly acute, "disorder" may be relevant.
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We were hoping to be relevant, but we weren't hoping it would be this relevant.
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Face filters could be just the thing that this industry needs to be relevant again.
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Gender is not a concept that should be relevant to most social or professional interactions.
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The 124-year-old brand had ceased to be relevant to consumers, and it showed.
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Tester added that he didn't understand why Comey's firing would be relevant for Wray's nomination.
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It was kind of our way to be relevant or to stay alive in the game.
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We could launch something in July for a presidential election that would be relevant through November.
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But for the record, the three headlines in question appear to be relevant and factually accurate.
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But only in 2017 will dressing up as Michelle Obama holding a Tiffany's box be relevant.
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I could write a couple more verses I think at this point that would be relevant!
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They realized that her emails might be relevant to the F.B.I.'s completed investigation into Mrs.
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I don't think so, no, and if we had we probably wouldn't still be relevant today.
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A hearing had been scheduled for Wednesday to determine whether any Echo data would be relevant.
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A watch collection used to be relevant for five to eight years; today, it's two years.
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The second question: How could this new video not be relevant if the old one was?
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"In the future, the term 'digisexual' will not be relevant," Ms. Cole said in an email.
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One factor that doctors and philosophers agree should not be relevant is the wealth of patients.
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It takes months to get the data that would be relevant to a call like that.
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Ralston: There has been no recent polling, but I don't think it would be relevant anyhow.
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"I'm not going to comment on what testimony may or may not be relevant," Sekulow said.
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The old-school, pro-union Democrat is not going to be relevant to millennials and beyond.
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"We have to be relevant and available for our people wherever they are," Mr. Russell said.
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This requires a cosmic perspective, however, and assumes that history will be relevant in the future.
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Title X must state that Lifeline shall include broadband to be relevant in a digital age.
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Many of the other criticisms hyped in the memo may not even be relevant at all.
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For conservation to be relevant in the 21st century, this has to be a primary focus.
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Especially now with Vine, I feel like the word "viral" may not even be relevant anymore.
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He doesn't have any policy chops or governing experience that would be relevant to his job.
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As for who Melisandre really is, there's no solid arguments that would be relevant to the show.
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On its 55th birthday, here's how we got this landmark law, which continues to be relevant today.
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The ads, which are displayed on question pages, are meant to be relevant to the question's content.
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If Bolton denies the request, Wilenchik said the challenge to the bench trial would still be relevant.
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The question of how to disclose a free gift turns out not to even be relevant here.
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Regulation and compliance are must-haves and software and data systems must be reproducible to be relevant.
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"Learnings from the U.S. and Europe will be relevant, but the navigation will be different," she said.
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As he takes on the case, Kovacs begins to realize that his own past might be relevant.
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Appliance vendors will be relevant for the foreseeable future, but cloud incumbents are increasingly a major threat.
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What you're creating has to be relevant — it has to speak for and to people right now.
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As What Works Cities and other municipalities continue modernization and efficiency improvements, these principles will be relevant.
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Let's hope whatever the FCC seems unwilling to share comes out before it ceases to be relevant.
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There won't be relevant data, data that we can parse through, for weeks or months or years.
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Four years later and Frozen still continues to be relevant, especially for one of the voice actors.
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Napolitano added that Dean's testimony would not be relevant as part of the look into Mueller's report.
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Through the light of history, that desire to be relevant translates into a desire to be remembered.
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" He said that getting to the bottom of "how this inquiry was created … could potentially be relevant.
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History ought to be relevant to liberal constitutionalism, but that is not the same as embracing originalism.
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"It shouldn't be relevant in an employer's determination of whether to hire you or not," she said.
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Democrats argued at Wednesday's news conference that the witnesses should be relevant to the charges against Trump.
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That change would be relevant, he insists, because the whistleblower submitted his complaint on August 22016, 2019.
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And I've always existed in a place that I feel like I just want to be relevant.
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"They may not be relevant to this audience yet, but they realize they have to be," Patrizi said.
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"In order for us to be relevant moving forward, we really need to rethink the formula," Osburn says.
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Again, they are not perfect, and not everything they have to say will be relevant to every reader.
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Each vendor will train their models on different data sets, which may not be relevant to your environment.
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That's wonderful for people who root for Cleveland to be relevant, but is also the more boring alternative.
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For us to be relevant in consumers' lives, we have to adapt to how they are consuming media.
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But the successful trials are more likely to be relevant to Facebook's efforts in developing augmented reality glasses.
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Initially, though, we thought that the movie would just be relevant, but cathartic, after Hillary Clinton was elected.
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You have to be relevant to people in order to get seen and that's certainly where we're headed.
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"But if the UK continues to be relevant to the global economy, it will bounce back," he added.
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But during its examination, the FBI recovered some additional emails that could be relevant to the FOIA lawsuit.
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Tina Fey knows that sitcoms get the best laughs when they don't try too hard to be relevant.
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But the central question seems to be: does music have to be innovative for it to be relevant?
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"Whatever your talent or area of expertise, it can probably be relevant in the tech industry," Bell says.
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They'll be relevant again, with Marcell Ozuna bringing a presence to the lineup that's been missing for years.
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We want our pieces to be relevant as fashion accessories and we offer a broad range of prices.
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"I just don't see how the prior litigation he participated in won't be relevant to the future litigation."
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The accountability office's finding would presumably be relevant in a trial turning in part on the suspended aid.
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Various background conditions (for example, does she currently have enough to meet her needs?) could be relevant here.
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The traditional Republican narrative on race has been that it should no longer be relevant to American life.
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I tried to be like a judge and only allow a question that would be relevant to ask.
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That claim "certainly doesn't establish any pattern of conduct that would be relevant to the present proceedings," Heller said.
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Meanwhile, he said, Slack is hoping to offer up Google-like search suggestions that might be relevant to users.
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The estimates and associated assumptions are based on historical experience and other factors that are considered to be relevant.
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"I think when you do work that tackles social injustice… you don't want it to be relevant," he said.
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If you want to be relevant 203 years from now, every company is going to be a tech company.
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Ads can be location-based, meaning they can be relevant to where the person is standing at that moment.
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I hate that I've bought into a patriarchal moulding that dictates women need to remain youthful to be relevant.
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"People either love us or hate us, but the most important thing is to be relevant," Jerry Jones said.
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When assessing his courage it may be relevant that Mr Gowdy is not seeking re-election to his seat.
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Still, it raised intriguing questions on phone encryption and law enforcement that continue to be relevant in other cases.
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And if further analysis demonstrates that to be the case, it could be relevant to future planetary exploration missions.
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Another argued that Goldman had to invest in new electronic-trading technology and staff to be relevant and competitive.
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Moreover, just 18 percent of those surveyed found that training to be relevant to their work in the classroom.
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The amendments have to be relevant to the bill, they cannot increase the deficit, and they cannot be dilatory.
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But while examining her machines, the FBI recovered some additional emails that could be relevant to the FOIA lawsuit.
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Students dissect company decisions retrospectively, and the case studies themselves may not be relevant after the decision was made.
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If you could, you would have to go so far back that it wouldn't be relevant to today's league.
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"Obviously, one of the main issues that would be relevant is the possibility of conflicts over money," said Berkey.
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" The new name, she added, "is signaling an ambition to be relevant and accessible to all of New York.
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They also recommend keeping an eye out for hiring trends and specialized practices where your skills could be relevant.
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Each question is meant to highlight a particular detail that might be relevant to how we think about extinction.
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But shrink yourself down inside an electron and your intuition ceases to be relevant, because the context has changed.
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"People consistently tell us that if they're going to see ads, they want them to be relevant," he writes.
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There are countries where you can have neonatal euthanasia; this discussion is going to be relevant in those cases.
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The information could be relevant to Leah's family if they decided to go after Butler's estate for wrongful death.
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Something I always ask you is, how much longer is the late night television show going to be relevant?
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The government incentives play a part to allow the manufacturing side to be relevant, to be at least cost competitive.
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We don&apost know what her family history is and I don&apost think it is going to be relevant.
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Somehow capturing the zeitgeist through an inexpressible number of small physical tics that seem for whatever reason to be relevant?
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" If you do reach out, the question we would like to hear is: "How can we be relevant to you?
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And because Mr Svampa and Jannacci sang about the bawdy lives of normal Milanesi, their themes will always be relevant.
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If we are going to be relevant, we have to relevant to the local context and the people around here.
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"All of those businesses would not be relevant and fit within a regime of a bank holding company," Reses said.
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And I was relevant before the show, I'm relevant on the show, and I will be relevant after the show.
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Daleiden said he believes the additional footage could be relevant to the potential investigation implied by the Justice Department letter.
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In general what we find is that if people are going to see ads, they want them to be relevant.
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Discovered some hidden snippet of code that you think might be relevant to some of season 2's big reveals?
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The Venezuela crisis could be relevant given the tightness of Ecuador's election, with Moreno just slightly ahead in recent polls.
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The latest figures will not be relevant in the light of recent developments and Q3 would be of prime importance.
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They may, in fact, no longer be relevant to our advancing American condition, which should give us cause for concern.
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Of course it will be relevant to the story of how the general election will play out seven months later.
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Members of Trump's transition team are being told to preserve materials that might be relevant to the special counsel's investigation.
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"Information gathered by the Sexual Offenders Assessment Board that's related to events other than conviction may be relevant," he said.
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But Hagy understands that, in order for this to happen, stories must be relevant to and reflective of their times.
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By the start of July they were 5473 games under, buried too deep to be relevant in the pennant race.
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Indeed, there are a few federal statutes that could be relevant if the information in the document is indeed confirmed.
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My friend told me my book would always be relevant because they're not going to stop shooting young black men.
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It's just that "what legislation will you support" probably isn't where the differences among Democrats are going to be relevant.
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So we supplement the stories that all readers see with additional stories we think may be relevant to specific readers.
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Why it matters: It's a good example of ways that public service accounts can be relevant and keep citizens informed.
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He will gain delegates and be relevant at the convention, but I think that's as best as it can go.
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His information on systematic Russian doping is believed to be relevant to continuing investigations in the United States and abroad.
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Today, "both brands have very good models, many of which can potentially be relevant to the Indian market," he said.
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As Rabaka put it, "That song will be relevant as long as there is a lot of disrespect in America."
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Maybe those focused on Kavanaugh's age know all this but simply believe the accusations are too old to be relevant.
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It will also use AI, Google says, to proactively find information that may be relevant to what you're working on.
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Yet the real sleight of hand is how Zuckerberg glosses over the fact that ads can be relevant without being creepy.
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For seasonal patterns to be relevant, the price of crude would need to be hit hard in the next few weeks.
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Comey said the emails may be relevant to Clinton's own email scandal, though the FBI does not yet know their contents.
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For a foreign remake to truly be relevant, it should get at some kind of essential truth overlooked by its predecessor.
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To what extent is the strike in Hong Kong impairing liquidity I don't know, but that will be relevant to volatility.
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Chuck Todd: Here's the thing, what's interesting is social media still needs the legacy media to be relevant for their moments.
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"But with more people buying less generous health insurance, I think the old evidence might no longer be relevant," he said.
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They can sift through MRI data to find differences between individuals, even when researchers don't know what features might be relevant.
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Banning the Russians in any capacity would squander the greatest opportunity the Olympics have had in decades to be relevant again.
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And not all of their advice will be relevant to everyone, as every asshole has different needs and levels of resilience.
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He mentions cornfields, more cornfields, and then says the state will be relevant again during the presidential election primaries in 2020.
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What Miranda, and others who attended high school with Ford, heard about the party may well be relevant to the case.
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The Justice Department has a long tradition of resisting turning over internal documents that may be relevant to a criminal investigation.
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Can we offer our venture connection with certain companies that can be relevant to either the tech, distribution or manufacturing side?
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" Zuckerberg wrote that people "consistently" tell Facebook that if they are "going to see ads, they want them to be relevant.
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So Vestager's values may be relevant in Europe, but not so much in Asia and certainly not so much in America.
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Dialpad's approach when it comes to calls could be relevant to Snapchat, which lets users place calls from within the app.
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GERMAN ECONOMY MINISTRY SAYS CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON GERMAN ECONOMY AND DURATION CURRENTLY NOT CREDIBLY FORESEEABLE, BUT IMPACT WILL LIKELY BE RELEVANT
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That advice will likely be relevant in the coming months as the presidential election and coronavirus outbreak continue to make headlines.
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Finally, Mueller would have to establish that "there is reasonable cause to believe" the return "may be relevant" to his investigation.
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"I want tap dance to be relevant and penetrate certain communities where it's always been a bastard dance form," she said.
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Horowitz told Feinstein he asked Barr and Durham in prior discussions to share evidence that might be relevant to his investigation.
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"The main aim is to make sure that we can grow and expand and be relevant to our customers," he said.
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The gamble is there are millions of working people who don't vote or consider politics to be relevant to their lives.
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Mueller's institutional ties would seem to be relevant in a case whose counterpoints rest largely on the institution's own alleged misbehavior.
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"They need to get in there and be relevant on those green buses," the ones used to evacuate civilians and rebels.
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"Every so often it seems to be relevant again," said Ms. Sandys, who visits the museum at least once a year.
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I mean no offense, because I'm now on a university campus, but you need to be relevant to the policy process.
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That means that the recommendations they make have to be relevant to you, but they are not necessarily in your best interest.
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The speed limit might be relevant to the cooling abilities of quantum fridges, like the one reported in a preprint in February.
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The "Amazon Way," as it has become known, has attracted some controversy, but it can be relevant to businesses of all sizes.
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"Mandiant has found evidence of an old marketing campaign, which... is too old to be relevant," Alfa Bank said in a statement.
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"She'll be relevant even out of the car, as she has transcended the sport like Dale Earnhardt Jr." Editing by Christian Radnedge
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"If you don't expand you will not be relevant," Plater told an economic reporters' club in Vienna, outlining a range of priorities.
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"I was sort of instructed that [Trump] would be relevant," Garofola, who first appeared on Desiree Hartsock's season of The Bachelorette, says.
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Cultivated data isn't always about volume, variety or velocity of data — it's more important for the output to be relevant and actionable.
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It may be relevant that, in economics, authors are listed simply in alphabetical order; there is no information about who contributed what.
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If anyone has information believed to be relevant to this incident, please call your local FBI office or report it to tips.fbi.gov.
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In a brief email on Monday, Carvin said he did not believe the Charlottesville controversy would be relevant to the Louisville lawsuit.
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So that could actually speed up the process here of identifying some of these networks that may be relevant to the investigation.
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Internet users aren't likely to escape ads, and some would rather have those they see be relevant thanks to deep targeting data.
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Likewise, if two Chinese officials were talking about business relationships with an incoming government official, that person's identity also might be relevant.
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"The appreciation from mid-2017 might still be relevant for some quarters to come," the ECB said in a economic bulletin article.
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Do you think games can evolve to the point where shooters will no longer be relevant, and would you be into that?
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"My goal is to help be one of the many leaders, who can help American business be relevant on inclusion," Ryan says.
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Once every generation, the presidential process goes on so long that we actually get a chance to be relevant for a minute.
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She said she had not been persuaded that there was anything on it that would be relevant or admissible at trial. video
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" Jay Holland, an attorney for Maryland-based Joseph Greenwald & Laake, says the passages from Carlson's book could be relevant in court. "Ms.
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When you're trying to secure a trademark for a real word, it has to be relevant but not descriptive of your category.
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Over the weekend, the F.B.I. obtained a warrant to begin reviewing newly discovered emails that may be relevant to the email investigation.
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We experience a lot in the world that simply will not be relevant or important very soon, so the brain dumps it.
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I mean, it exists because of Apple, but they haven't commercialized it because it's been too small to be relevant for them.
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Hapoalim said it had determined that more of its clients may be relevant to the investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
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"In our market, we deserve to have Jack Hughes, Taylor Hall, Nico Hischier and now P.K. Subban, and be relevant," Shero said.
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ULL must also be notified by its parent firm of any matters that could be relevant to its obligations as an operator.
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"What we've done is we've delayed it so they won't be relevant in the Christmas shopping season," Trump told reporters on Wednesday.
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Despite efforts of critics to downplay the underlying allegations, the Biden affair would be relevant to the merits of such a trial.
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Legal experts said Mr. Cohen's testimony could be relevant to any case that might be built against the president by Mr. Mueller.
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But if she's elected in January, the way her opponent would, counterfactually, have governed won't be relevant to the way she governs.
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I&aposm also glad that we distancing it from false political attributions which does not seem to be relevant in this particular case.
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And while all of those subjects could be relevant to LGBT rights, the speech did not address nondiscrimination principles or cases at all.
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Then there are far too many GPs only good at sourcing, who will no longer be relevant and get squeezed from the equation.
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"The play continues to be relevant to many," said Ms. Wilkerson, whose biography on Ms. Hansberry is expected to be released in 2017.
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Adrian Cheok, who organized the conference, says he expects Bannon's stance on H-1B visas to be relevant to many of the attendees.
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And now you're pretending that your hands are clean so that you can be relevant and you can be the hero to Dorit?
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If you want that gear to be relevant in the power game, you'll still have to find higher level gear and Infuse it.
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Many young Americans don't spend enough time in the retirement planning room, since it appears too far into the future to be relevant.
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But while examining her machines, the FBI recovered some additional emails that could be relevant to various FOIA lawsuits centered on Clinton's emails.
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Some want ads to be relevant to themselves, so they block generalized ads — and some fear targeting, and so only want generalized ads!
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No dish garnered a specific mention from Anderson, but that's because whatever he ate likely wouldn't be relevant to any of us anyway.
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Equatorial Guinea (not rated) is also a significant contributor to the regional reserve pool, and its fiscal settings and outturns will be relevant.
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For example, Section 85033 may well be relevant as the commission considers applications relating to deployment of next-generation 5G wireless networks. 5.
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Their insights may not be relevant to everyone, given how diverse human sexual desires, and the contexts in which sex can occur, are.
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It won't be what most people think of as 'news,' but it will be relevant to the daily conversations that dominate our lives.
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Chances are, if Mueller did not exonerate the President for obstruction, there could be relevant acts that fall just short of a crime.
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"Our consumers have told us that they want us to be relevant where they are and where they shop," Rittenhouse told Business Insider.
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None of the messages discovered by the department were believed to be relevant to the 2013 episode, Mark Toner told reporters on Thursday.
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None of the messages discovered by the department were believed to be relevant to the 2013 episode, Mark Toner told reporters on Thursday.
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There will always be Fridays followed by Saturdays, with Sundays coming afterwards, and Rebecca Black will be relevant every weekend until you die.
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The best practices of societies that are already prominent in human rights and democracy may not always be relevant in the Georgian context.
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If art is to be relevant to the environment, it needs to move beyond an art context to engage with the land itself.
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If art is to be relevant to the environment, it cannot remain only in an art context or in dialogue with art history.
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Some of the initial work on tar and tobacco was conducted on mice and turned out to be relevant to humans as well.
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It may or may not be relevant that all three judges on the Eighth Circuit panel were named by President George W. Bush.
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The Human Rights Review Tribunal's decision might be relevant for his high-profile U.S. extradition case, which is with the Court of Appeal.
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"Disclosing 'many of the recommended providers may participate in our referral network'...would be relevant and appropriate," said Cohen, the Washington, D.C., attorney.
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"I thought, If I don't do it soon, it just won't be relevant anymore," she said, and laughed with what sounded like ruefulness.
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Like any security guide, this advice is not comprehensive, and not all advice will be relevant in every workplace or for every situation.
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"Commonsense says if there's the slightest chance that the hole could be relevant we should search and that's what we're doing," he added.
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It strengthened a law from 2002 which said that race and culture should be "relevant" but not "overriding" factors when placing children for adoption.
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Then, take time to really think about the person you want to approach: their personality, your relationship, and anything else that may be relevant.
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Christopher Daniel Barnes (who played Spider-Man/Peter Parker in the '90s series) adds that the series will be relevant given today's political landscape.
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The country boasts a wealth of corporate knowledge in all of the fields that would be relevant to the next breakthrough in optical technologies.
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The accountants' expertise may be relevant in the coming fight over Trump's tax returns, which is setting up to become a major legal battle.
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It's a market that few banks or financial institutions care about because small loans and sales require enormous scale to be relevant to them.
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The results of an experiment conducted in one country might not be relevant in another, or in the same country at a later date.
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"I think diets can be harmful, because there ends up being guilt and blame, and [the advice] may not even be relevant," she says.
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The company says this could also expand to include news headlines, weather forecasts and other details that may be relevant to your current trip.
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"This is new," he said, referring to the possibility that the name of a driving technology itself could be relevant to a safety review.
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"Our market share and momentum in that business has been good ... We feel confident that we will continue to be relevant to our clients."
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Facebook confirmed that the feature was in testing and said it was designed to help people discover stories that might be relevant to them.
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Bloomberg "checks all the boxes" to be relevant in the current political discussion around capitalism versus socialism, Bryant said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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"To be sustainable in the long run, we need to be relevant to the needs of the community in which we reside," says Vicharee.
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They also understandably wanted to hold off while Mueller's investigation was ongoing, in case he uncovered evidence that would be relevant for impeachment proceedings.
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The Sheriff also said he's interacted with Gianforte socially, however he insisted it would not be relevant to how his department handled the case.
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The question the Irish DPC plans to raise with the court regarding Standard Contract Clauses will be relevant to many companies operating in Europe.
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"I never envisioned back in the mid-80s that the art form in itself would still be relevant and cutting-edge," Nation tells Creators.
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"Scion will be relevant but not faddish, and though we're not necessarily going after millennials, the concept will likely draw in millennials," he said.
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Anduril's products, which include high-tech watchtowers and attack drones, will be relevant in any administration, Trump or no Trump, he tells Business Insider.
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But if you haven't worked remotely, you may have to do some digging to spotlight some experience that could be relevant to remote work.
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It may be relevant that various studies show out-of-pocket costs for people who do have health insurance keep rising faster than inflation.
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I was separated from my classmates so much, but I still wanted to be relevant and I wanted them to know who I was.
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"Those events may also be relevant to the House's investigation of the president's solicitation of Ukrainian interference in the 2020 election," the filing notes.
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Clarida cautioned about a slowdown in global growth, saying "that's something that is going to be relevant" for the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Such "micro-advice" also provides the board members with the ability to be relevant at all times to the leadership team of a company.
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And speaking of things that Trump should know: Reporters get to ask about whatever topic they and their news organization believe to be relevant.
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It settled on selling advertising, but the advertising would be "relevant" and "targeted," using all the detailed behavioral information Google had collected from users.
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Several of the specific allegations made by Mr. Cohen could be relevant in the criminal and civil investigations that are swirling around Mr. Trump.
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It feels a little more natural than, like, 'we've picked this song' for your genre and whatever else that we think might be relevant.
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So somehow, you've got to be true to your roots, I'm the fact-based objective guy, but still be relevant to the decision maker.
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Advertising was going to be relevant and it was going to be ... We would not see dog food ads when we own a cat.
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"If you want to be relevant to global clients, you have to be in Asia," Stephen Dainton, head of global markets at Barclays, told Reuters.
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At end-2Q16, the difference between the fair value and carrying value stood at CHF280m, of which CHF247m would be relevant when IFRS9 is introduced.
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But certainly, at least speaking for myself, that's something that is going to be relevant as I think about the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Translation: If you want to be relevant in these early stages of the digital assistant battle, you need to have a dedicated smart speaker offering.
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While "public social networks" will still be relevant, there is "also an opportunity to build a simpler platform that's focused on privacy first," Zuckerberg says.
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Sharif's re-election as party chief brings him back into the political fold, he said, contradicting those who thought he would no longer be relevant.
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As an example, he says there could be thousands of posts about cars, but only a handful of those would be relevant to your campaign.
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"To be relevant in mobile, you need to anticipate what the user interaction will be like, is and what is the right timing," Adika said.
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The big picture: Traditional communications strategies have focused on perfecting messaging so that it can be relevant to many people for years after it publishes.
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Ashley: Was there anything else we didn't ask you that you really wanted to discuss or that you feel would be relevant to our conversation?
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the change on Thursday, saying only soldiers' qualifications for service should be relevant to the military, not their gender identity.
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" He told me "You learn to read the news differently and how to identify which of all the crazy breakthroughs might be relevant to you.
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I'm not saying we can't get drawn into it, but I think you've got to decide where you go because it's got to be relevant.
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"There are underlying issues of competency that might be relevant," Bouchard said, noting that a Massachusetts court is looking into the issue in separate litigation.
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He and his colleagues hypothesize that this state could be relevant to neuronal information processing, since synchronous firing sometimes spans large distances in the brain.
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Instead, corks continue to be relevant because they offer a familiar touch of tactile, natural delight for those who don't want to move to screwcaps.
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Google officially announced a new Android feature today that notifies Play Store users of apps that might be relevant to them based off their location.
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It helps that the GDR's rebels, especially its female artists, tackled issues that continue to be relevant: surveillance, gender inequality, self-discovery and sexual liberation.
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However, it's a line of questioning that can prove to be relevant in claims of gender discrimination, particularly when it is asked only of women.
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But during its examination, the FBI recovered some additional emails that could be relevant to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) suit driving their release.
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"Whatever comes out of it will probably not be relevant as this is not where the hard stuff will be discussed or decided," Boulegue said.
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"We have to convince the child every year that Lego continues to be relevant so we need to ensure the innovation is there," Padda said.
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So again, if Rosenstein were a subject or the target of the special counsel investigation, model rule 1.7 might be relevant, but he is not.
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"The one real value of OTA was in a specific congressional context and in a language that would be relevant to the Congress," says Blair.
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Perhaps most importantly, the content should be relevant to the needs of each user and should reinforce the relationship between the citizen and the provider.
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And the result is a show that doesn't make any attempt to think about how a tale conceived in the '70s could be relevant today.
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But there are some key differences in Amazon's situation, and they may be relevant to US and EU regulators' investigations into Amazon over antitrust concerns.
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"The Dow will always be relevant because it is the oldest measure of the stock market and the number most retail investors know," Colas said.
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The law allows location data to be searched if the government can show reasonable grounds to believe it will be relevant to a criminal investigation.
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"Medieval Studies always wants to be relevant," said Ruth Mazo Karras, a historian at Trinity College, Dublin, and president of the Medieval Academy of America.
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"What we've done is we've delayed it so they won't be relevant in the Christmas shopping season," Trump told reporters en route to western Pennsylvania.
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" He added that the tariffs on electronics, toys, sneakers and other products will be delayed "so they won't be relevant for the Christmas shopping season.
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I work with Deb at The Times, mainly in technology, which happens to be relevant to my approach to the crossword in the 21st century.
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Costs like campus maintenance and technological fees will no longer be relevant and "prices will go down because there will be less demand," he explains.
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"I would urge anyone with information that may be relevant to this incident in any way to contact police as soon as possible," she said.
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At the same time, there are in-between tasks that do not necessarily reflect the real world completely, but still can be relevant to it.
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Schiff has indicated that his panel intends to file "supplemental reports" if investigators obtain new information they believe to be relevant to the impeachment probe.
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To protect myself, I&aposm building up my emergency fund and finding new ways to make money so I&aposll be relevant no matter what.
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Now that Trump's current and former aides and allies officially know a probe exists, they're responsible for preserving all available information that might be relevant.
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While it's unknown if Flynn's "story" would be relevant to the committees' investigations, the latest revelation shows why immunity could be very valuable to Flynn.
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Volkswagen in particular is keen to show it can innovate and be relevant following the carmaker's emissions cheating scandal which has left it facing hefty fines.
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The seeming inability to express everything about the universe in terms of information could be relevant to the search for a more fundamental description of nature.
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The bid's language, "present contact details and any other information that could be relevant," seems to imply journalists will have profiles with a variety of information.
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Defense lawyer Mark Sweet said during Friday's hearing that Morin's decision could be relevant in any defense effort to have the government cover its legal fees.
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The bottom line: "For sports leagues, you've got to figure out a way to be relevant where those eyeballs are," says BTIG media analyst Rich Greenfield.
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So when I go to a bar, I want to be relevant; I want food and cocktails that I can photograph and put on social media.
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The ads you see will be relevant to your search, and they'll be highlighted in blue to distinguish them from the rest of your search results.
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The report upended the dynamic of the 2016 presidential race, after Comey's said the newly uncovered emails may be relevant to its probe of Clinton's server.
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There's speculation as to why Drogon is bigger, which will be relevant for when we start talking about the possibility of other dragons in the world.
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" And we went from there to doing market research and asking the question, "Is there tech somewhere out in the tech world that might be relevant?
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Lawyers for the rapper had argued unsuccessfully that his testimony would impede his upcoming music tour and would not be relevant to the investigation, Reuters reported.
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" He ordered prosecutors to share any additional information that might be relevant by Monday morning, demanding: "What else is out there that you haven't turned over?
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Anduril's products, which include high-tech watchtowers that can detect migrants crossing the border from Mexico, will be relevant in any administration, CEO Brian Schimpf argues.
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Name recognition also seemed to be relevant with respect to the actors picked to win Golden Globes: Jason Bateman, Elizabeth Moss, Jim Carrey, and Kristen Bell.
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Clinton and Mr. Comey, who drew widespread criticism for announcing that the F.B.I. had discovered new emails that might be relevant to its investigation of Mrs.
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I expect that many of these changes would be relevant to pregnant transmen, too, but there might be some important and unique experiences not represented here.
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There needs to be a balance, and it needs to be relevant to the fact that vaping is deemed at least 95 percent safer than smoking.
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It's unsurprising that "the great classic of running for president" would be relevant to someone considering what it might take to get the White House himself.
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She added that the facts were uncomfortable but relevant to her legal recommendation not to charge the officers because they would be relevant to a jury.
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"We understand that to be relevant in the world, we need to recruit younger, more multi-cultural audiences," said Laura Swapp, REI's director of experiences marketing.
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By focusing on topics ranging from Saudi Arabia to the streetwear brand Supreme, the host can be relevant without having to weigh in on trending topics.
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That's not a rude question at all, and I think the reason we continue to be relevant is that we're always asking that question of ourselves.
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"Will it (PDVSA) return to health by then, or will it die and the question will no longer be relevant?" he wrote in the same email.
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Nobody wanted to say so publicly out of respect for the justice, but several Washington players noted privately that it felt good to suddenly be relevant again.
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So, while the Chernobyl miniseries depicted iodine as a pill to take in dyer emergencies, the supplement can be relevant and helpful in your everyday life too.
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All of this might just be placing a target on his back, but it could also suggest he'll actually be relevant in the upcoming chain of events.
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Arguably, Zelensky's subjective sense of fear or pressure could be relevant to a Congressional determination of whether Trump abused power to an extent that would justify impeachment.
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And because these dramas fight to be relevant to actual teenagers, they're telling stories about tech looping into life ahead of most of their adult drama contemporaries.
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Paul Heyman summed it up at the end when he announced the arrival of Brock Lesnar: Lesnar wasn't there for nostalgia, he was there to be relevant.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's first comment about Google+, however, smartly pointed out that any Facebook competitor will have to build up a social graph to be relevant.
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Beware works to quickly provide them with commercially available, public information that may be relevant to the situation and may give them a greater level of awareness.
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These themes—connecting with others, as well as dreaming up new goals for your future—will continue to be relevant once Sagittarius season begins on November 21.
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As long as Bennett and Wright stick around, they'll continue to be relevant programs, proving that teams don't need elite prospects to thrive at the college level.
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"This study is testing a third component that may be relevant to this relationship: time of day," said Byrne, a Ph.D. candidate in clinical psychology at Swinburne.
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The law allows this type of data to be searched if the government can show reasonable grounds to believe it will be relevant to a criminal investigation.
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However, Mr. Kerr said, it is important for someone doing the hiring to be aware of any black marks that could be relevant to a new position.
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"Claims of institutional violence in the Metropolitan Police were "a consequence of being a multi-racial society—it simply wouldn't be relevant in a mono-racial one.
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But that tells its own story about another meandering debate performance from a candidate who ceased to be relevant to the presidential race a long time ago.
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Alaska's GOP has asked Murkowski to send its state central committee any information she thinks may be relevant to its decision, The Associated Press reported on Monday.
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The letter disclosed that the FBI had discovered new emails that could be relevant to Clinton's use of a private server while she was secretary of state.
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"Either these firms pivot or they'll disappear — they just won't be relevant," as founder Stuart Peterson of Artis Ventures told us back in April of biotech investing.
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To keep people entertained while they wait, Facebook or Periscope could show previous videos or posts from the creator, or other content they think would be relevant.
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Their pathological need to be relevant in America is belied by a Canadian arena, where stretches of empty seats bear witness to the passing of their relevance.
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"I am just looking at this new opportunity as a service, how to be relevant and reflective of the artist community in a time of rapid change."
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Nurses' unions that are barely scraping together enough capital to be relevant aren't the threat to democracy, unless you are a cynical centrist Democrat or a Republican.
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But, "it is premature to speculate on whether and how this discovery will be relevant for future therapies," adds Segata, who was not part of this study.
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A White House insider said that it was unlikely Manigault Newman had any inside information that could be relevant to Mueller's probe, according to the Daily News.
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" He continued, saying that Shasta felt that "in order to remain competitive and be relevant for the entrepreneur, [it] wanted to do something that was really differentiated.
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I try to follow the rules, be relevant and not too loopy, but today I stumbled on this awesome little metaphor for modern times, the glofish™.
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In order to be successful, podcast ads have to be relevant to the show they&aposre placed in and stay fresh, even in back catalogs, Vanover said.
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The long-established perception of China as the world's factory may no longer be relevant, according to an annual IHS Markit survey of global procurement and purchasing executives.
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We're more interested in companies that are building functions for the long term because those short-term solutions won't be relevant once we're in a federally legal environment.
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Weissmann said they hadn't made a decision yet, but that they did believe Manafort's conduct would be relevant at sentencing on the charges he already pleaded guilty to.
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"Judges are selected precisely for their skill as lawyers; whether they reflect the policy views of a particular constituency is not (or should not be) relevant," he wrote.
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The new feed seems to be remarkably similar to Instagram's Explore tab, which shows you posts that the company's algorithms have determined to be relevant to your interests.
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The tease will also certainly be relevant to the still-untitled Infinity War sequel, but that's still more than a year and a couple other Marvel movies away.
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In the medical record, officials are looking for any indications of diagnoses or treatment of any physical or mental health conditions that may be relevant to Johnson's actions.
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By creating diverse good for people to choose from, Logan hopes these protective products will be "relevant anywhere in the world," to overcome the barrier of human compliance.
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"The only way it can really be relevant is if it has a kind of serrated knife blade that they say was consistent with the wounds," he says.
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One in which they have a choice to either stay local and be relevant to their core audience or branch out and seek success and expansion further afield.
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"We truly believe that our brands need to be relevant, to the product offering, to the position, and to communicate it to consumers, wherever they are," Hees said.
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And I think that if Supreme continues to put out products that are interesting in the way that their products are now, then it will be relevant eternally.
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Thanks to the iPhone 22016 coming without the industry-standard 3.5mm headphone jack, the catchphrase "hand me the aux cord" might not be relevant anymore for Apple users.
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Last week, FBI Director James Comey sent a letter to lawmakers, alerting them that newly discovered emails from a separate investigation may be relevant to the Clinton server.
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Some moon-related technologies could be relevant to Mars exploration, but others may not be, raising the question of how much should be invested in developing those technologies.
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Developers waste a lot of time going through updates and tickets in Jira, for example, some of which may be relevant and timely, while others are only distractions.
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"I've never been that interested in the total documents produced, unless I know the total number of documents that would be relevant," said Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican.
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James B. Comey, the F.B.I.'s director, released a statement on Friday saying agents had discovered new emails that might be relevant to the completed investigation into Mrs.
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Years earlier, McKinsey's South African partners had decided that to be relevant, they had to embrace the public sector, because of its outsize role in South Africa's economy.
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Staying safe while traveling is a topic which continues to be relevant as terrorist attacks are no longer a surprise and mass shootings seem to be increasingly common.
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The case could be relevant since Cordon claims the assailant who broke into her home and pistol whipped her on July 10, 2018 demanded specific items of jewelry.
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Susan Hennessey, a fellow in national security at the Brookings Institution and the managing editor of Lawfare, notes that a few other statutes could be relevant as well.
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The State Department's inspector general, Steven Linick, has just emerged from briefing lawmakers behind closed doors about urgent material he signaled could be relevant to the Ukraine investigation.
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Did you notice anything in the video that you think might be relevant to other tribal communities considering whether to create their own approach to health care services?
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"The Merchant of Venice" and "Othello" continue to be relevant also because they are not contemporary, showing us where we come from as much as where we are.
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Ring gives law enforcement officials access to a portal where they can ask camera owners to provide footage that may be relevant to criminal investigations in their neighborhood.
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"We gain valuable experience and knowledge when it comes to aspects that will be relevant in a robotic vehicle scenario," said Joerg Lamparter, head of Daimler Mobility Services.
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And to that end, I have put together this statement to lay out as best I can my recollection of events that may be relevant to this matter.
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Any information that arises during the FBI's security clearance checks that could be relevant to the special counsel's investigation would be automatically shared, according to a US official.
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He was incredibly generous to take a chance on a young curator like me, trusting in my abilities to make programs that would be relevant to their audience.
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" "The existence of this instability diagram is expected to be relevant in many situations such as in robotic locomotion on sandy surfaces or in the formation of natural structures.
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At end-0003H16, the difference between the fair value and the carrying value of these policies stood at CHF280m, of which CHF247m will be relevant when IFRS9 is introduced.
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Plenty of his supporters have stated that they believe the accusations are "fake news," or else that they happened too long ago to be relevant to a current campaign.
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More than 100 countries have signed up to the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), which requires them to swap information on account-holders that may be relevant for tax purposes.
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It's not clear what standards the government is using, and some past crimes (like petty theft) might not be relevant to the ability to take care of a child.
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Asonye said nothing from the images and data from Gates' devices was on the government's exhibit list, and he couldn't see how pictures would be relevant to the case.
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It needs to find a way to be relevant in today's overwash of heroes — or it may find itself as the butt of internet jokes for a long while.
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"The struggle when we the team have these ideas is how to create a costume that will resonate with our customers and will still be relevant," Quintana-Williams said.
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In its quest to be relevant and produce some fire content in 2017, The Weather Channel set up a livestream to capture a controlled implosion of the Georgia Dome.
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The work will also be relevant to scientists working on the OSIRIS-REx mission, in which samples collected from asteroid Bennu will be returned to Earth in March 2021.
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Dyer said the score doesn't trigger a specific police response but are instead used to provide more information that might be relevant to officers before they arrive on scene.
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But tuition reimbursement often has strings: Companies may require your studies be relevant to your current job, and stipulate a minimum GPA in order for you to be reimbursed.
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Fitch has also affirmed and withdrawn TD Bank, NA's Viability Rating (VR) at 'a' as it is no longer considered by Fitch to be relevant to the agency's coverage.
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Today her husband, Jay Z, is joining the effort by releasing a song he says he never got to finish, but which he says would sadly always be relevant.
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"To be relevant today, retailers must find a way to connect with consumers on a personal level and fit conveniently into their lifestyles," it writes in the registration document.
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No matter what kind of job you are applying for, part of your interview research should be brushing up on a book that might be relevant to the role.
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The Volunteers have been trying to be relevant again for a while, and they have the perfect opportunity to announce themselves when the Crimson Tide come to town. Oct.
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The Pill Club modelPill Club works like this: Customers who go online can say what their birth-control preference is and list any health concerns that might be relevant.
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Mr. Cobb and his team should tell every Trump family member, campaign operative and White House aide to disclose every detail that might be relevant to the Russian investigations.
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Fitch has also affirmed and withdrawn BMO Harris Bank's Viability Rating (VR) at 'a' as it is no longer considered by Fitch to be relevant to the agency's coverage.
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Mr. Show wasn't topical because we weren't on for months after we shot the episodes, so we had to do stuff that would still be relevant after the fact.
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This makes sense, since any such cooperation would always involve the prosecution team fully debriefing a cooperator about any and all information that could be relevant to the investigation.
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But besides that, there is, shockingly, nothing to explain the particular history of how the NYPD collected and used these objects, nor how this display might be relevant today.
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All of these dynamics matter, but none would be relevant if we didn't have bad apples in the first place, and none lessen the stink of that rotten fruit.
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And this began a torrent of amendments from the Democrats forcing Republicans to vote against the peanut and, basically, anyone and anything that could be relevant to the trial.
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The campaign has been sending letters to former employees instructing them to retain documents that could be relevant to the ongoing investigations, according to several people who received them.
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While such political statements can be relevant to analysis (particularly in areas like racial discrimination), the court has always minimized such reliance in favor of more objective textual analysis.
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The situation is especially complicated for Kushner because the FBI isn't sharing information with the White House that would typically be relevant in a background investigation for security clearance.
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Still, Mr. Cohen's testimony surfaced some new information that could be relevant to Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, or other prosecutors investigating cases touching on the president.
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"In addition, it might lead to additional studies optimizing the delay and intensity of post-learning exercise to achieve best study success, which might be relevant for education," Fernández said.
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It's because, suddenly, Gilmore Girls is attempting to become a "cool mom" of shows: It tries so hard to be relevant, a fact that is painfully obvious to its audience.
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Sandberg, Drexler and Ord also look at the famous Drake Equation , a seven-term equation that attempts to look at the differing variables that would be relevant for intelligent lifeforms.
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Anyone who thinks South Park is an adolescent cartoon from the late 90s that can't possibly still be relevant is just a person that hasn't watched much South Park recently.
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And it also plans to put more emphasis on its diabetes report, which it unveiled in the spring, as well as others that might be relevant to millions of people.
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But that won't stop anyone from making one, because true crime will always be relevant—doubly so when it's about a case that infiltrated our culture and our daily lives.
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It's coming to iPad, will support after-hours stock prices, and will now include content from Apple News that might be relevant to your current investments or influencing the market.
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But it's also inevitable that some of the information stored on iPhones and other smartphones will be relevant to criminal investigations and that law enforcement will want access to it.
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This week, Trump's campaign is reviving this rehearsed attack amid a media frenzy over news that the FBI has discovered new emails that may be relevant to its Clinton investigation.
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This is the reason the Department of Justice has a policy against revealing any information about investigations that could be relevant to a campaign within 60 days of an election.
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So I don&apost think that issue, frankly, is going to be relevant unless and until something demonstrative and definitive happens, which shows no signs of happening before the election.
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We recommend that the Royal Free considers if the Memorandum of Understanding continues to be relevant to its relationship with DeepMind and, if it is not relevant, terminates that agreement.
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Still, he said his decision to tell Congress that the FBI had found new emails that could be relevant to Hillary Clinton's private email server was not an easy one.
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Those may be relevant bases for evaluating traditional institutions, but they will fade in importance in the emerging world of massive open online courses (MOOCs), boot camps and partnership initiatives.
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The music of the Grateful Dead will continue to be relevant as long as there are means of transmission and the desire for novelty, expansion, and a sense of belonging.
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"To work at the level I want to work at, to be relevant, and to make music and perform worthy shows, I have to take care of myself," she said.
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We'd figure out the set-up — what was happening, who was going to be relevant to the story, how it was different from last time, and which characters would die.
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"This could indeed be relevant in antitrust terms," he told a news conference, adding however that in the absence of any official information it was difficult to assess the issue.
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I'd point out a piece of data that caught my eye, and he'd explain if it was readily available or why it could be relevant to a project like HQ2.
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Mr. Kushner's meetings with foreign leaders and multiple business ventures could also be relevant to Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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As long as there is war, as long as there is violence, as long as there are people living on the outside of society, "Hair" will be relevant and necessary.
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If I were to sell my house, then the four houses up the hill would be relevant to the developer because he can't connect to those four houses without mine.
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As long as Kushner has this connection -- or can maintain the illusion he has it -- he'll be relevant in a way that goes beyond any secret information he might possess.
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" He wrote that the company has been working on new approaches to help advertising be relevant "without ever having to know or hold directly identifiable personal information about a consumer.
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" Asked by Bash how he squares his close friendship with McCain to his new relationship with Trump, Graham said, "If you know anything about me, I want to be relevant.
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"They try to downplay this as a nonevent but everything they talk about will be relevant to the monetary policy discussion," said Gene Tannuzzo, portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments.
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One encouraging sign is that the Pentagon's acquisition chief, Ellen Lord, is talking to Congress about moving away from high-tech toys that may no longer be relevant or affordable.
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Still, even if the brain chemistry of the offenders may vary, Cantor believes some cultural similarities between the church and preparatory schools may be relevant to stamping out this problem.
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But because there's no perfect way to vet beforehand which industry payments might be relevant enough to disclose, Jafari and others are advocating for a universal disclosure policy across all journals.
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"It is going to be relevant, but it's not going to overtake or outweigh the traditional approach to residential in terms of studios, one and two bedroom regular flats," Nicholson said.
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From innovation and new toys to theatrical releases, the more than 80-year-old toy company Lego is fun, profitable and continues to be relevant in an ever increasing digital age.
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That case may be relevant for Dana because Dana's sukuk are governed by English law, while the gas production assets behind the sukuk fall under UAE law, according to its prospectus.
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And, in an act of barbarity that may or may not be relevant, a dead man is discovered on the High Line with the tips of all 10 fingers chopped off.
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In 2016 alone, the tracksuit has gotten a Bloomingdales capsule and the Vetements treatment; the latter is a sure-fire way to be relevant (again) in the fashion industry these days.
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Jane Manning, a former sex crimes prosecutor and current director of advocacy with Women's Justice NOW, told Refinery29 in an interview that the parents' agreeing to the sentence shouldn't be relevant.
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"If you want to be relevant 10 years from now, every company is going to be a tech company," Lake said on the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher.
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They can be used to make changes such as altering the name of a regulator where a law refers to an EU body that will no longer be relevant to Britain.
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You want to be relevant, but not too on the nose; topical, but not so much that whatever you buy will lose meaning by the time the new year rolls around.
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And that could be relevant if the Senate can't revive the stalled ACA repeal-and-replace bill, because then HHS would be sure to pursue those regulatory changes on its own.
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It turned up a trove of emails investigators believed could be relevant to an earlier probe -- believed closed -- into Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information while she was secretary of state.
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"It is very important that as a business we really ensure that we continue to be relevant to consumers and customers," Nathan Kalumbu, President Coca-Cola Eurasia & Africa Group, told CNN.
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It's not clear, but with more than a week to go before Halloween hits, we can only hope Samsung stays in the news long enough for this to still be relevant.
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"After spending a total of nine hours, from November and then in April, I can't imagine there is another question that they could possibly ask that would be relevant," Lowell said.
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It is therefore better to read Trump's statements not as a surprise attack but rather as an early warning should the U.S. intelligence community like to be relevant during this administration.
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Although the story in "Welcome" mirrors the current refugee crisis, it could also be relevant to a child starting a new school or trying to find a place to fit in.
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He appeared to think he could — but suggested that the submarine might also be relevant for future endeavors if it didn't play a role in the team's efforts this time around.
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Holsinger handles the situation admirably, making brief references to current events without sacrificing the sense that this story would be relevant were it set a decade ago, or a decade hence.
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"Oh, it's too bad that when this game comes out, Donald Trump won't be relevant to American politics anymore because it would be great marketing for us," Mr. Temkin remembered thinking.
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He signaled that they could be relevant to the House investigation into whether President Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son Hunter Biden.
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But Mr. Comey said on Thursday that he had given his memos recounting conversations with Mr. Trump to Mr. Mueller, which would appear only to be relevant to an obstruction inquiry.
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At Lawfare, Molly Reynolds and Margaret Taylor write: The White House's principal justification for its current stonewalling strategy for ongoing House investigations would not be relevant in the context of impeachment.
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The retail industry is infamously insular in its hiring practices, and the industry has evolved such that the expertise required by a retailer 10 years ago may no longer be relevant.
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Americans are also more apt than they were in 21 to say that a president's extramarital affairs conducted before taking office should be relevant to how he is judged in office.
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And to a point they're correct on the merits: The speech of a president should not usually be relevant to a court's determination of the meaning or lawfulness of government action.
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Richard Clarida, the Fed's newly appointed vice chair, cautioned about a slowdown in global growth, saying "that's something that is going to be relevant" for the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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But it would be disingenuous to suggest that fertility apps do significantly more than re-package long-standing family planning methods, sometimes monitoring additional parameters that aren't proven to be relevant.
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Pressed by Conrath about the targeted advertising practices, Stephenson admitted that AT&T would track customers' location and browsing activity in order to deliver ads that would be relevant to them.
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On the other hand, financial transactions by President Trump, his companies, or his family, involving for example, possible outstanding loans from Russian banks, would clearly be relevant to the collusion investigation.
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"Roger Stone was one of those guys who was trying desperately to be relevant, so he was in a dark room throwing darts and he actually hit something," Trump Jr. said.
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Each video in the film is intended to reflect one of those missing moments A new Monáe's album would be relevant always, but it's especially salient at this political moment in history.
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Mueller correctly states in his report that "the obstruction statutes do not require proof of such a(n underlying) crime," though such absence could be relevant in assessing a subject's overall motives.
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"Samsung has reviewed this matter thoroughly these past few days; however, there were no hardware or software issues found to be relevant to this particular case," a Samsung spokesperson told Fox News.
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But Flynn's contacts with Kislyak regarding the resolution had not been previously known and could potentially be relevant to Mueller's investigation into allegations of collusion between Russian officials and Trump campaign staffers.
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This same public body, according to the lawmakers, should be given statutory powers that would allow it to obtain any information from social media platforms that could be relevant to any inquiries.
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A number of new standards, amendments to standards and interpretations will be effective for annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2018 or 2019 and may be relevant to the Company.
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"I have some skepticism this can be resolved on this motion ... the underlying issue of competency might be relevant, but that is playing out elsewhere and I wont weigh in." he added.
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Vin Diesel, the leader of this franchise's misfit automotive fraternity, famously predicted a best-picture win at this year's Academy Awards — "unless the Oscars don't want to be relevant ever," he added.
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There's a dual-camera setup on the back of the phone, but Vivo hasn't provided technical details, probably because they wouldn't strictly be relevant for a device that isn't going to ship.
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The representative noted that Google would also "comply with applicable laws and regulations, or as required by court or government orders," which would be relevant if ordered to monitor a specific person.
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"Walmart believes today is that in order to be relevant in the future, they have to get the technology — the relationship with the consumer through technology — into their physical environment," he says.
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Speculation that AT&T might need to spin off CNN to get the deal through regulators would not be relevant, Stephenson argued, saying such a move would not serve to reduce competition.
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Over the years, she has handled several prominent cases, earning a reputation for being sensitive, demanding and — as could be relevant in Mr. Cohen's matter — unequivocal in her expectations of public officials.
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"I have some skepticism this can be resolved on this motion ... the underlying issue of competency might be relevant, but that is playing out elsewhere and I won't weigh in." he added.
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My manager has advised me that for every marketing dollar we spend, we need to see a return of $3 and create a brand that will be relevant for years to come.
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"He was a failed candidate," Trump said at the Fox News debate Thursday night, branding Romney as an "embarrassment" who just wants to be relevant and get back in the political game.
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It has never been seen as a scale that would be relevant on any level, except when one person named President of the United States Donald Trump said it's why he lost.
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FBI Director James Comey wrote in a letter today that the agency has discovered new emails that may be relevant to its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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There is nothing wrong with using these to help give investors greater insight into a company's results by making adjustments that exclude certain amounts that may not be relevant to future operations.
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The firm has also seen demand for these kinds of extra-financial data among investment firms trying to evaluate particular risks with a company, or some other information that might be relevant.
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According to the Daily News, Nkrumah tried to tell a judge that the president's remarks on the veracity of a witness who "flipped" should be relevant to the trial, but was stopped.
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It seemed strange to Bush that the details of his divorce would suddenly be relevant to readers of a newspaper in the U.K. Bush found the article, published on May 26th, devastating.
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Any serious impeachment proceedings should consider not only the evidence and the substance of all impeachable offenses, but also the psychological factors that may be relevant to the motivations underlying those offenses.
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"The launch marks the first real milestone in Ford's increased emphasis in electrification, and more importantly marks an increased effort by the legacy US automakers to be relevant in electrification," Levy said.
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"We have scientific, technical, operational, nuclear expertise which, in the context of a denuclearization, is very useful and which we want to make available if it appears to be relevant," Macron said.
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The Supreme Court of Canada overturned a lower court order from 2014 that said the World Bank should release its investigative files for judicial review that could be relevant to the defense.
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Eventually, America proved these rules to be relevant with the 2012 murder of Trayvon Martin, a Black boy who was attacked and shot by a neighbor while walking to his father's house.
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Valuable comparisons can only inform her predictions if she has a database of comparable cases that are broad enough to generate adequately large sample sizes and are sufficiently narrow to be relevant.
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James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, had notified Congress shortly before the 2016 election about the existence of newly discovered emails that could be relevant to the closed investigation into Mrs.
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How much data the police extract will vary from one investigation to another, and the police say they will focus on collecting information that may be relevant to the case at hand.
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Even though it was written with a specific post-9/11 time period in mind, its major conflict of regulation versus no regulation will always be relevant in some form or another.
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It was probably Paul's best moment of the debate because it allowed him to get in a fight with the favorite and, for a moment at least, be relevant in the race.
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But if the midterm elections are a referendum on Mr. Trump's presidency, it may be relevant that today three times as many independents think the economy is growing as did in 2016.
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Zervos' legal team has already requested Trump campaign documents about any women alleging that he touched them "inappropriately," since Trump's patterns of behavior are going to be relevant in a defamation suit.
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It starts with a top national or international story or two, moves on to local stories, then it tends to play stories that are more likely to be relevant to your interests.
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That computer contained emails that may be relevant to the separate FBI investigation into whether Clinton illegally handled classified information while secretary of state, according to the Washington Post and NBC News.
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" She continues, "I know young artists who say to me that they abhor the notion that their work would not be relevant or not connect with what's going on in the world.
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"These results might also be relevant to other local or state initiatives in various settings (convenience stores, vending machines in schools or workplaces) that require point-of-purchase information," the authors write.
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The White House will not say when President Donald Trump appointed acting attorney general Matthew Whitaker to his new post, acknowledging to BuzzFeed News that the information could be relevant to ongoing litigation.
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According to Yahoo, Kaepernick's legal team will have to convince the system arbitrator overseeing the grievance case that Trump, Pence and others' testimony would be relevant and make an impact on the case.
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"It illustrates the strong desire to be looked at and to be someone else's center of attention—to be relevant to someone, even if you don't know the person at all," Hortmann concluded.
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In the email, Moses wrote that there were "old and new developments" that might be relevant to Jeffries' case, since Aponte was involved in the decision-making process about several promotions Jeffries sought.
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But the polling data regarding LGBTQ discrimination is significant because a potentially pivotal member of the Supreme Court suggested that public opinion could be relevant to the outcome of the LGBTQ discrimination cases.
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So with Wonder Woman, Jenkins faced a challenge: updating a character who is earnest, admirable, and hopeful by default to be relevant and relatable to an audience groomed on sarcastic, grim, "cool" heroes.
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While you can count on a few trusted classics that will always be relevant (like black booties in the fall and off-the-shoulder dresses in the summer), a trend refresher never hurts.
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"Overwhelmingly, people do tell us that if they're going to see ads on Facebook, they want the ads to be relevant; they don't want bad ads," Mark Zuckerberg said in a recent interview.
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Just last month, American body camera maker Axon announced Axon Citizen, which lets officers create a public portal for the public to upload cell phone footage that may be relevant to pending cases.
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Comparisons, to be relevant and actionable from a policy perspective, must be made between the known facts about school choice and the public education status quo as it actually exists and has existed.
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According to Kim Jarvis, director of career coaching and education at SoFi, the experience can still be relevant, so long as he or she highlights the relevant skills on his or her resume.
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Of course, what that "new center left" actually is won't be relevant until a Democrat is running ICE again — and it might not even be something anyone bothers to articulate in the meantime.
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Barr is likely to deliver a summary of Mueller's main findings, but the full document is expected to be scrubbed for classified information and evidence that might be relevant in other ongoing probes.
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But while the charter-school issue might be relevant in cities, Mr. Loadholt said, it was hardly top-of-mind for voters in the state's expansive rural areas, where charter schools are rare.
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Jackson Edwards, Wesley Gow, Jack Trent, Jaya Krishnan, 17 "Invisible Man," Ralph Ellison's bildungsroman centered around an unnamed black protagonist (written to be symbolic of any black man), should not be relevant today.
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"He realized that there could be a chance that the new organization could be relevant in society through current affairs, but could also be a link with the artistic community," Ms. Kountouri said.
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The kinds of conversations had with people interested in similar issues can be the first step to mounting any kind of advocacy campaign that might be relevant for gender issues at your school.
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If a reporter is assaulted, his or her media status will probably not be relevant, except to bolster evidence of what the reporter was doing and why others acted against him or her.
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Over the last several months, Twitter has begun inserting what it believes to be relevant and popular tweets into the feeds of people who do not subscribe to the accounts that posted them.
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I believe the correct view is that the speech of a candidate or even a president should not ordinarily be relevant to a court's determination of the meaning or lawfulness of government action.
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"It's hard to imagine a scenario where somebody's asylum or refugee status would be relevant in a bail proceeding," said Michael Romano, a lecturer at Stanford Law School who teaches criminal justice policy.
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Comey wrote he has "not included every detail from [his] conversations with the president," just the portions he thought would be "relevant" to the ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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The people you describe in the book, especially the younger, more online-oriented people, seem to be struggling with a contradiction: They want to be relevant in a culture they claim to hate.
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The issuer is no longer considered by Fitch to be relevant to the agency's coverage because Borgata's credit facility has been repaid and Fitch believes that Borgata will no longer be a debt issuer.
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Hopkins took over Hulu four years ago, which is a significant number for a venture-backed company but shouldn't be relevant at Hulu, where the equity is divided up among its big media ownership.
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Half of this year's most sought-after trends won't be relevant for much longer, so when given the option of simply renting the top trends of the moment, who wouldn't say "Sign me up"?
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Jay-Z said in a court filing on Monday that forcing him to testify at length would interfere with his preparations for an upcoming world tour, and that his testimony would not be relevant.
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Regions of the genome that the study found to be relevant to whether you're a morning or night person included genes involved in metabolism, the biological clock and genes that function in the retina.
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As for the future, even if pro-ISIS support moves onto the dark net where open access is not possible, or if a new entity beyond ISIS emerges, our results should still be relevant.
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"In the future it might be possible to sort of use some kind of electrical-based biomedical approach to control the behavior of bacterial communities that might be relevant for human health," said Süel.
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We do believe on a five-year time scale, it starts to be relevant for some smaller-district public schools; it may be 15 years before urban school districts benefit from anything we've built.
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"The main thing we were looking at was trying to steer the conversation towards getting a car which will still be relevant in 2022, 2023, which is quite some time from now," Gil says.
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"While we are not privy to the reasons behind the timing of the targeting, it may be relevant that during this particular timeframe, anti-corruption legislation was being discussed in Congress," the researchers wrote.
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The story of this Mega-MacGuffin baby may even be relevant to The Rise of Skywalker, the final episode in the Skywalker saga, which premieres after the first season of The Mandalorian is over.
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"I am writing to request information, including documents and testimony, depositions, and/or interview transcripts, that you believe may be relevant to the Judiciary Committee's ongoing impeachment investigation relating to President Trump," Nadler wrote.
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Richard Burr (R-NC) moved quickly through many facts surrounding all the issues that might be relevant — the Russian interference claims, the investigation of Michael Flynn's ties to Russia, the Clinton email investigation. Sen.
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We knew there was a risk that the meeting might dive deep into the policy weeds and not provide concrete enough plans for change to be relevant to the average reader or Twitter user.
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But given that all he has to show is that the tax return "may be relevant" to his investigation, which has a very broad mandate, he could have tax return information for many individuals.
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"[W]hile the New York opinion is certainly not precedential in federal courts or another state court, the judge's opinion will be relevant to other cases considering similar questions," Harvard's Hana V. Vizcarra says.
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"Although the rate of online sales growth is accelerating faster than that of physical stores, retailers should put resources behind both to be relevant," said Rod Sides, head of Deloitte's U.S. retail and distribution team.
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"If you make a movie that people will still watch in 10 or 20 years, a movie that will still be relevant, that will go beyond fashion, then you made a good movie," he said.
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I am all for reducing the size and expense of government, and do not agree with the mainstream media that the Republican Party needs to abandon its conservative beliefs to be relevant or to win.
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As an Improbable person explained it to me, for now this will mean that if developers today had been using other environments for their compute engines, this will not be relevant when developing on SpatialOS.
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Women-only spaces (meaning woman-identified, and inclusive of trans women) will continue to be relevant as long as we have laws, policies, and social norms that [affect] individuals on the basis of their gender.
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"This failure to provide what we consider to be relevant documents is profoundly disappointing," said Dominic Grieve, the chair of a committee of lawmakers which published its report into UK lethal drone strikes in Syria.
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The tabletop exercise is a simulation used in disaster management planning to help inform organizations that would be relevant to mobilization and response of important aspects of a possible disaster and identify ways to respond.
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Some seem to fall prey, still, to a perception of China as the eternal "other," whose experience couldn't possibly be relevant to us, much less provide any lessons — other than in what not to do.
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What set Murkowski's statement apart is that she said her "no" vote on witnesses wasn't because they weren't necessary for the proceedings or wouldn't be relevant to the case, but because their testimony wouldn't matter.
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The question is only partly answered in a vignette entitled "Dream House as Schrödinger's Cat", in which Ms Machado slyly tosses out many possible reasons for her choices, which may or may not be relevant.
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But affected communities must have a hand in shaping a policy for it to be relevant, and in building the community engagement necessary to pass it, defend it against repeal and watch over its execution.
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The expectations are always high for the N.B.A.'s Christmas Day games, and the schedule-makers have an unenviable task in deciding which ones will be relevant with more than half the regular season left.
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Once senators have exhausted all of their time for questions, they will take up whether the Senate should subpoena witnesses and seek additional documents from the administration that could be relevant to the impeachment inquiry.
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It's hard to see how Castro can make the December 24 debate, however, and without that sort of platform, how he will find a way to build the momentum he desperately needs to be relevant.
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"It's going to matter where that company is located and whether they can be leveraged to comply with an intelligence service without regard to the rule of law that has to be relevant," he said.
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In the mid-1990s my new girlfriend handed me a copy of Annie Dillard's "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek," explaining that it was one of her favorite books and could be relevant to my theological studies.
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"We're using this time to think about what the future holds for us and how to be relevant to a new audience," Laird said of the centennial, and Grosse's installation is one of those tactics.
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The Justice Department opposed the FBI's plan to notify Congress about the discovery of new emails that could be relevant to the investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server, according to senior officials familiar with the discussions.
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The latest twist in the email saga -- FBI director James Comey revealing that new emails surfaced that may or may not be relevant to the already-closed investigation -- is like catnip for these conspiracy-minded Republicans.
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The idea is that users in big groups — like a book club or surfing club — will be able to have smaller conversations about things like local meetups that may not be relevant to the entire group.
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So there's a huge body of work to try and make sense of, most of which is not going to be relevant to AI, meaning you're looking for nuggets of crucial information in a huge haystack.
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Instead of reading carefully through every single case that might be relevant, lawyers could quickly get information from ROSS, leaving them free to spend more time analyzing complex details of the most relevant cases and laws.
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As Colombia struggles to find strategies that foster regional peace after its treaty with the FARC and its current peace talks with the ELN, 5ta con 5ta Crew's work is enlightening and continues to be relevant.
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"Department stores can be relevant but you have to give people a reason to come in," said King, a former CEO of British department store House of Fraser Ltd, who started in the role in June.
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In the statement, Comey wrote he has "not included every detail from [his] conversations with the president," just the portions he thought would be "relevant" to the ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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The researcher's job is to comb through the sources Orwell presents to find information that might be relevant to the case and add those bits of data to profiles on subjects of interest in the case.
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"I believe this evidence could be relevant to the complaining witness's alleged motive in accusing Pittman and that it is not barred by ... the rape-shield rule," Moore wrote in his dissent, according to The Guardian.
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"At the end of the day, if people are out and about, moving around," he said, "then we're going to be relevant, both to where they are and what our customers want to say to them."
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According to the plea agreement filed in court Friday afternoon, Manafort must cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with the Justice Department in any and all matters that the government finds his cooperation to be relevant.
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It will also open the door to the real possibility that Defense Secretary James Mattis -- a decades-long advocate of alliances -- may no longer be relevant in the Trump administration and might even have to go.
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"This is something that has its origins certainly before Snowden came on the scene, so many of the forms that have been in place since 2013 wouldn't be relevant to stopping what happened," the official said.
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The woman made clear that though she had shared the information because she felt it could be relevant to Senate consideration of Judge Kavanaugh, she did not want to come forward or make the accusations public.
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Prosecutors in the Cosby case argued that the additional women's testimony would be relevant because it would provide an accurate assessment of Mr. Cosby's character and the dangers he posed to the community, among other things.
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But having witnessed the defense's and prosecution's strategies during the first trial, O'Neill might have concluded that more witnesses would be relevant to the case, said Dennis McAndrews, a former prosecutor who attended Cosby's first trial.
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Polls show the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump appears to have tightened after last week's news that the F.B.I. had discovered new emails that might be relevant to the completed investigation into Mrs.
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The district attorney wants to investigate what information there may be in Trump's tax returns that could be relevant to illegal hush-money payoffs to two women with whom Trump is said to have been involved.
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But the search by prosecutors in Munich of Jones Day, which has a large presence in Germany, suggests that the authorities believe the firm has not divulged all documents that may be relevant to the case.
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A deeper understanding of his time there a decade ago would be relevant to evaluating the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who's now trying to prove he has the experience to be president.
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All of which may be relevant: Certain traumas, and the amount of physical affection we received in early childhood, can go on to affect how comfortable we feel about being touched by others when we grow up.
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"The management team along with the board of directors undertook a comprehensive review of our strategy ... Our current strategy continues to be relevant and we just need to accelerate the execution," said U.B. Pravin Rao, interim CEO.
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Public housing here is dire and hardly a priority in an economy that caters to the rich, and until some effort is put in to alleviate this plight, journalistic work like this will continue to be relevant.
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But by trying to understand the hearts and minds of commuters who rely on buses, subways and their own feet, Ford hopes to at least be relevant in a more complex future, perhaps one with fewer cars.
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I recently had a conversation with a former VP of a major CPG company and he said that Big CPG is guilty of thinking that everything can be relevant if they bring the right news to it.
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Thank god for Patti Smith, Margaret Roadknight, Bjork, Anohni, Peaches, Aretha Franklin, Yoko Ono, Nina Simone, Ruby Hunter — the list goes on and on — for showing me that the voice of older artists will always be relevant.
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Mr. Comey ignited criticism for announcing, over the objection of the Justice Department, that F.B.I. agents had discovered new emails that might — or might not — be relevant to an investigation that was completed in July into Mrs.
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"Since you follow people on Twitter because you're interested in what they're saying and doing, you could expect their Twitter Stories to be relevant to you in a way that transcends mere friendship," this news website argued.
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His account has since been corroborated by independent investigations for the World Anti-Doping Agency and more recently the I.O.C. His evidence is believed to be relevant to continuing criminal investigations in the United States and abroad.
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A former electric engineer who joined Honeywell in 2008, Adamczyk is betting that the pivot will not only need to happen at his firm — but at any manufacturer that still wants to be relevant in a decade.
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Sources familiar with the matter said FBI agents working on the Weiner investigation saw material on a laptop belonging to Weiner that led them to believe it might be relevant to the investigation of Clinton's email practices.
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In March, The Associated Press reported that White House counsel Don McGahn instructed White House staff in late February to save all materials that could potentially be relevant for investigations into Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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We need to think about how to be effective and how to be relevant and stop believing, as too many artists do, that we can just find a way to sell more art and save ourselves individually.
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Complementing rather than replacing traditional pedagogy, teaching and learning needs to be relevant to the next generation of students and teachers, and edtech — fueled by the proliferation of mobile devices — creates the very tools needed to achieve this.
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That kind of rule would mean that platforms, at the very least, would have to end any kind of features involving encryption that could obscure a person's identity or hide material that would be relevant to an investigation.
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Even so, as new inputs ranging from social media to call center recordings offer information that could be relevant in ways that individuals may not realize, Chief Executive Christian Mumenthaler saw reason to exercise personal judgment as well.
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These allegations existed as essentially part of the background noise of the campaign until James Comey's late-October letter telling Congress that Anthony Weiner's laptop contained emails that might be relevant to the investigation into Clinton's email server.
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SENIOR AND SUBORDINATED DEBT Fitch has affirmed and withdrawn CEBR's senior unsecured debt ratings as these are no longer considered to be relevant to the agency's coverage because only a minimum amount of Fitch-rated issues remains outstanding.
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The report follows FBI Director James Comey's letter to Congress in which he disclosed that the bureau had discovered new emails that may or may not be relevant to its investigation of Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information.
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And, in the end, if you're going to see ads anyways, it makes sense for them to at least be relevant — then, rather than just being annoying and useless, you might occasionally hear about something you actually want.
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He added that Canada has a drive to search for a way to "be relevant in a positive way on the world stage," and that AI fits with that goal, as does investment in other high-tech areas.
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The draft communique also instructs trade ministers to "develop proposals to ensure that the WTO continues to be relevant" and increase funding for the International Monetary Fund, but will soften its language on climate change, the FT said.
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Since this is an EU regulation, it remains to be seen if it will continue to be relevant in Great Britain post-Brexit, but regardless, it will matter to those companies running applications and services across multiple regions.
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So it may be relevant that the New York City ordinance is not one associated with reports of gun violence and, as the plaintiffs maintain, the restriction it mandates may not even make sense on its own terms.
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If Iron Fist — a show about a white man who becomes a kung-fu master — has any hope of receiving the kind of acclaim Marvel has become accustomed to, it needs to find a way to be relevant.
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La Haine continues to be relevant as communities of color now call for accountability for the death of Adama Traoré and the brutal sexual assault of a young man named Théo, both at the hands of the police.
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"We capture a huge amount of data and really focus on what we believe can be relevant to a given market, but at the end of the day, it really comes down to a real human curatorial process. "
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Against that backdrop, it may be relevant that last year, Mr. Trump designated the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps as a foreign terrorist organization — the first time that the United States had so designated part of another nation's government.
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But the legal theory behind both programs was similar: The government secretly interpreted statutes allowing law-enforcement officials to gather records deemed to be "relevant" to an investigation as also permitting systematic, bulk collection of American's communications logs.
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" She argued that given that Myanmar's conflict was internal, even if human rights law were violated, "such conduct, if proven, could be relevant under international humanitarian law or human rights conventions, but not under the 1948 Genocide Convention.
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But Lowell did forward messages he considered to be relevant to her official White House account; less than 100 involved official business with administration officials, and less than 1,000 related to Trump's official schedule and logistics, the Post reported.
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Others question whether ratings will even be relevant in a not-too-distant digital future, when ads are bought and sold based on specific data about viewers, such as location, occupation, salary and purchases, rather than broad audience metrics.
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An official, who asked not to be named, responded that the guidance did not take a position on that specific scenario, but provided "legal principles and rules" that could be relevant in analyzing that type of situation going forward.
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To this end the defense can be expected to argue that any allegations by other accusers are not reliable, too old to be relevant, and that the admissibility of this testimony would be unfairly prejudicial to the defense. 2.
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Simultaneously Fitch has withdrawn the City of Kyiv's Short-term foreign currency IDR as it is no longer considered by Fitch to be relevant to the agency's coverage because the city is no longer issuing short-term external debt.
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Minihan, a retired Air Force lieutenant general and former director of the U.S. National Security Agency, said ransomware attacks such as those that occurred over the weekend would not be relevant to automobiles, which operate in their own network.
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"As book publishers, we have a responsibility to take two steps back from the nowness of it all and find out what's going to be relevant five years from now," said Julia Cheiffetz, executive editor of Dey Street Books.
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The message didn't indicate the reason for the conversation or the topic, but a second message following right afterward said, "Shelf life, three weeks," suggesting the request, or the reason for it, would be relevant for a limited time.
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"In the era of term limits, you have to work at continuing to be relevant on the issues facing the city," said Scott M. Stringer, the city comptroller, noting that Mr. de Blasio cannot run for a third term.
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WASHINGTON — A week ago, the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, jolted the presidential race by sending a letter to Congress saying the bureau had discovered new emails that might be relevant to Hillary Clinton's use of a private server.
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"Facebook is, however, providing investigators, including this Committee, with information it has regarding the scope and nature of Russian information operations on our platform so that those investigators have information that may be relevant to their inquiries," it continued.
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The researchers also found that the male rats in the high-exposure group appeared to live longer than the other rats, but more research is needed to determine why and how that may be relevant to the study results.
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It also said the move would be relevant in particular to a pair of proposed rules, one from the Education Department on sex discrimination at schools and colleges and another at HHS on health programs that receive federal funding.
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It would be relevant, for example, if a politician frequently cited faith as informing his or her public views, or if an individual told biographers that religion had been a formative influence, as recounted in a specific episode, say.
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" Jan-Albert Hootsen, the CPJ representative in Mexico, said his organization is closely monitoring El Chapo's trial "to see whether any information comes to light that may be relevant to Javier's case or that of any other murdered journalist.
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Fitch is withdrawing the rating of Saratoga as it is no longer considered by Fitch to be relevant to the agency's coverage because the company has no plans to raise debt or other form of borrowing which will use the rating.
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So, there&aposs the potential to avoid the subpoena entirely if the teams can work together and determined that the questions that will be asked will be relevant to an investigation to prove once and for all there was no collusion.
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"As a global company, we're constantly building out systems and technologies that are global in nature, but in a country like India we have to be able to be relevant locally as well," Khosrowshahi said during a recent trip there.
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"It's more important than ever for brands to be 'in the moment' when it comes to their marketing message if they want to cut through the noise, be relevant and optimize their media spend," says Eliott Reilhac, TVTY CEO in EMEA.
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"Citizenship might be relevant to the federal government, but for those of us who run local governments, we have to treat the sewage," said Westchester County Executive George Latimer, whose county has appointed an advisory board to help boost participation.
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Expertise groups are common on Wikipedia, and in some ways, WP:Firearms fits the mold perfectly: a collection of users with detailed knowledge of a specific topic, keeping a close eye on all the pages where that knowledge might be relevant.
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Fitch is also affirming and withdrawing the ratings of Alterra Capital Holdings Limited and Alterra USA Holdings Limited as they are no longer considered by Fitch to be relevant to the agency's coverage because the entities are no longer issuing debt.
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Hawaii, the 2018 case involving the Trump Administration's ban on travel to the U.S. from eight countries, most of them predominantly Muslim, Kagan managed to insert into the record the idea that prejudicial comments by a President might be relevant context.
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So perhaps one of the reasons that If Beale Street Could Talk — which includes plot points about alleged sexual assault, police brutality, and racial inequality — works so well is that it doesn't try too hard to be "relevant" to today.
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According to Genomind's site, the Genecept Assay evaluates 18 genes identified to be relevant to issues ranging from depression and anxiety to autism and substance abuse, as well as the known interactions these genes have with 122 FDA-approved medications.
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Two years ago, Performance Space New York, formerly known as PS020203, opened its renovated doors with "an ambition to be relevant and accessible to all of New York," as Jenny Schlenzka, its new artistic and executive director, said at the time.
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"As the world evolves, the need for an edit, a curation and point of difference remains, but the need to package it holistically for today's consumers and be relevant will never go away," said Marigay McKee, founder of MM Luxe consulting.
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And as someone who specialized in a social science that's supposed to be relevant to policy, I'm thankful for the years during which it seemed as if logic and evidence actually mattered, at least a bit, to people in power.
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The top federal prosecutor in Pittsburgh, Scott Brady, has been assigned to "assist in the receipt, processing, and preliminary analysis of new information provided by the public that may be relevant to matters relating to Ukraine," according to the Nadler letter.
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"The increase in absolute risk is so small that it is unlikely to be relevant for the individual," said Gunter Kuhnle, a professor of nutrition and food science at the University of Reading in the United Kingdom, in a statement.
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" The Knights of Columbus's email was misleading because it implied that membership information is confidential, which it is not, Jackson wrote, and "it attempts to prevent the disclosure of information that might be relevant to the issues in the case.
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The senators asked that Kushner make sure that the documents Kushner provided to the committee included this email account and "all other" email accounts or messaging apps that might be relevant to the investigation into Russia's interference in last year's election.
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Dr. Edward Chang, a professor of neurosurgery at the University of California, San Francisco, said, "Very similar approaches might be relevant for other applications, such as treating symptoms of depression or anxiety," though the targets in the brain would be different.
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So we don't sell data, we don't give the data to anyone else, but overwhelmingly people do tell us that if they're going to see ads on Facebook, they want the ads to be relevant; they don't want bad ads.
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A federal judge in Manhattan on Thursday said six top partners at the former Chadbourne & Parke law firm must search their personal email accounts for material that may be relevant to a proposed sex bias class action, lawyers for the plaintiffs said.
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See, if ANTM truly sought to remake itself in 2016's image — to be relevant and truthful to the young women who've helped usher models from the narrow fashion world to the broader one of pop culture — then it needed to do more.
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"This is a conversation that's taking place in homes across America and so 84 Lumber was willing to be part of that conversation, to be relevant and timely," Rob Schapiro, chief creative officer of 84 Lumber's ad agency Brunner, told Business Insider.
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The fact that she is mixed race, a divorcée, a career woman and not a member of the British aristocracy is all very positive for the future of the monarchy, and for it to be seen to be relevant to society today.
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"#OscarsSoWhite will continue to be relevant until all people, regardless of who you are or where you're from, can go into a movie theater -- not just right before the deadline for awards season -- and see themselves represented on the screen," she said.
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With artists' political views so woven into the perception of their art, what she does or doesn't say could determine not only whether her current fanbase stays loyal, but whether she continues to be relevant in the pop music landscape at all.
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In addition, Excel will also soon allow you to easily transform geographic data into Bing-powered maps and Tap for Word and Outlook will help you find existing content inside your company that could be relevant to a document you are working on.
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AliKhan and Sullivan said that they'd seek to collect business records from the Trump hotel in Washington as well as the Trump Organization, to get a better sense of the universe of payments to Trump businesses that might be relevant to the case.
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Having publicly stated in June that the investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server was complete, it makes perfect sense that he would want to let Congress know he was just made aware of previously undiscovered evidence that may be relevant to that investigation.
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ProPublica claimed that "figuring out who Kavanaugh brought to games could be relevant to his confirmation" because it would help determine whether he simply loves baseball or did not fully disclose the source of the funds used to pay for the tickets.
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FBI Director James Comey revealed late last month that agents were reviewing new emails that might (or might not) be relevant to their all-but-technically closed investigation into Clinton's use of a personal email server while she was secretary of state.
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Stannis's time at Castle Black allowed him to seemingly recognize an equal in Jon Snow—which will be relevant since Jon Snow is looking to inherit Stannis's surviving retainers Melisandre and Davos Seaworth, as well as the destiny Stannis pursued so blindly.
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Washington (CNN)Officials who worked for President Donald Trump's transition team have been directed to preserve all records that might be relevant to the investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 campaign, according to a copy of the memo obtained by CNN.
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The letter informed Congress that emails found in a separate FBI investigation that were not from Clinton's controversial private email server used when she was Secretary of State, and that might or might not be relevant to the FBI investigation of those servers.
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Statistically, Penn State is probably the third best team in the Big Ten East, but the Nittany Lions have the offense to be relevant in the division for years to come, even as Ohio State and Michigan continue to dominate the national headlines.
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Yet the Catholic leader has been a top worldwide figure on many issues -- leadership that led Time magazine to name him its 2013 Person of the Year -- that would be relevant in a sit-down with Rouhani, Syria likely foremost among them.
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Judicial Watch has repeatedly sought to depose Clinton herself and, in one case, is seeking the release of the thousands of emails found on disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner's laptop found to be relevant to the FBI's original probe into Clinton's server.
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Trump also directed the departments of Defense and Homeland Security "to determine how to address transgender individuals currently serving based on military effectiveness and lethality, unitary cohesion, budgetary constraints, applicable law, and all factors that may be relevant," the White House official said.
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Subsequent directors like William H. Webster, Robert S. Mueller III and now Mr. Comey have all appeared to understand that the country needs a trusted, nonpartisan F.B.I. The fact that emails on Anthony Weiner's computer might be relevant to the investigation into Mrs.
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It took a lot more freezing that the recipe states to get the wedges to stay in place during frying, but that information would only be relevant if you were planning on making this recipe, which I sincerely hope you are not.
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We've invested in international manufacturing over the last 20 years, really, for the single reason that there are trade and tariff situations in certain markets that make it prohibitive of-- prohibitive of us to be relevant in those markets without that investment.
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Snickers, M&M&aposs, Twix, Pedigree, Whiskas, Sheba, Uncle Ben&aposs, you know, you still have to grow those brands and be relevant to the consumer, which is why we&aposre continually renovating and using different mechanisms to engage with consumers there.
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With the Woodstock brand as a magnet, he told them, the festival would celebrate the spirit of the original yet be relevant to the youth of today, according to five agents and other talent representatives, who spoke anonymously because the conversations were confidential.
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"The question the Irish DPC plans to raise with the court regarding standard contract clauses will be relevant to many companies operating in Europe," she said, adding that Facebook has a number of legal ways of moving data to the United States.
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"The most important limitation is that this is a survey from across the US. We aren't looking at the same kids over time and saying more of them are developing obesity, but our findings should be relevant across the country," Skinner said.
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The firing never happened, but it could be relevant to Mueller's inquiries into whether Trump obstructed justice by firing Comey, since it could serve as evidence of the President's state of mind and intent in his apparent attempts to end the Russia investigation.
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With the Woodstock brand as a magnet, he told them, the festival would celebrate the spirit of the original yet be relevant to the youth of today, according to five agents and other talent representatives, who spoke anonymously because the conversations were confidential.
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He said that the social-networking app not been forthcoming with information that might be relevant to the case, such as the identity of the user Kevin Bacon had planned on meeting, or the location both parties had agreed upon before he disappeared.
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The judge on Friday rejected the administration's request that the case be put on hold, saying that an inquiry into the racial bias allegation would be relevant even if the government comes up with a new rationale for adding the citizenship question.
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On Friday, FBI Director James Comey sent an alarming-sounding, but vague, letter to Congress informing them that his agency had come across some emails that might be relevant to the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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Details in the Mueller report about Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible efforts by the President to obstruct that investigation "may also be relevant to the House's investigation of the President's solicitation of Ukrainian interference in the 2020 election," House Democratic lawyers wrote.
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Democrats cry foul on Comey Since FBI Director James Comey notified members of Congress on Friday that the bureau had discovered emails on one of Weiner's electronic devices that could be relevant to the Clinton server investigation, Democrats have accused him of political motivations.
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It's certainly true that there is a huge section of the British electorate who identify as pro-European and politically centrist and who currently have no party to vote for (there are the Liberal Democrats, but with just eight MPs they struggle to be relevant).
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The total distance walked by an individual Pokémon is saved even if you swap to a different buddy, which implies this statistic might be relevant in some way; maybe once you reach 100 km with one Pokémon there will be an additional bonus, for instance?
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According to the Associated Press, law enforcement will now ask victims of crimes, including rape survivors, to sign a consent form that asks for their permission to seize their electronic devices in order to access mobile data that might be relevant to the investigation.
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And sometimes it's also challenging and a little discouraging, because we spend a long time filming something and we have no idea if it's going to be relevant, but we sort of have a responsibility to the film to cover everything, to some degree.
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Eight hours is not much time to cover so much ground, but then again, the series seems to be designed as a relatively superficial overview of the gay rights movement, focusing less on what happened and more on how it continues to be relevant.
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In an era and in a sector where so much of the investment is driven by government, one of the challenges we have is to think about, at the outset, how this technology can be relevant to people across the whole socio-economic spectrum.
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Knowing how J.D. Power conducts its research, it's easier to see why car companies mention it so frequently; it's a survey theoretically filled out by customers just like you and me, with rankings that would be relevant to customers just like you and me.
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"The law, which I expect to be ready very soon, will be relevant for companies with more than 8,000 employees and a debt of at least one billion euros ($1.1 billion) they cannot regularly service," Dalic, who is also the Economy Minister, told reporters.
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In light of that, please provide me with assurances that you have taken immediate steps to secure all data and records that may be relevant to this matter, whether in the possession, custody, and control of Mr. Weinstein or one of his business entities.
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A lot of people considered reports about which videos Clarence Thomas rented to be relevant to the question of whether he was qualified to sit on the Supreme Court, and a lot of people hoped that someone would leak Donald Trump's income-tax returns .
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Bailey's latest paper, published this month in the journal Nature Research, looked at people's genomes and found several regions with single-letter DNA changes that were more common among gay men than straight men and may be relevant to the development of sexual orientation.
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Data from Google Trends show an increase in searches about Clinton around the FBI announcing it found emails that could be relevant to her use of a private server as well as search queries about the emails and whether the Democratic nominee would drop out.
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Even if the person writing the post remains anonymous while naming the alleged perpetrator, if "someone has said things on the internet that bring the allegations against the defendant into question, it would be relevant to be brought in front of a jury," he explains.
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The franchise continued to be relevant thanks to homegrown stars like Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, but starting with the acquisition of Wilt Chamberlain in 1968, the team has shown a knack for knowing when their homegrown talent needs an injection of star power.
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If a journalist wants to break a person's privacy, it needs to be in the public interest in some way — and I'm not seeing how this aspect of a person's life can be relevant (and another Gawker Media writer apparently didn't in another case, either).
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Behind the characters' transgressions is an acute portrayal of failed relationships and communication, of what is expected of women and how they struggle to transcend the norms that require them to achieve certain things (a husband, first and foremost) in order to be relevant.
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"What interests me the most are those metaphysical questions whose answers seem to be relevant — or to make a difference — to what we have reason to care about and to do, and to our moral beliefs," Mr. Parfit told the journal Cogito in 1995.
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His legal case sets a precedent that could be relevant to future extradition cases, because it is the first successful use of a legal provision called the "forum bar" which allows British judges to block extradition if it is not in the interests of justice.
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As surgery approached and my voice mail messages and emails went unanswered, the implied judgment seemed to be that robot questions were too technical to be relevant — as if I had asked about the operating room's lighting rather than voicing a legitimate medical concern.
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While the substance of these conversations remains unclear, phone records reveal a flurry of calls involving Giuliani in April that could be relevant in the ongoing impeachment inquiry into Trump's dealings with Ukraine, according to the report by Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Previously, the Stored Communications Act set the precedent that law enforcement need only go to court and demonstrate "specific and articulable facts showing that there are reasonable grounds to believe" what could be found in the records might be relevant and material to a criminal investigation.
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Photo: AppleTo help you set Siri up with as much info as possible, the Shortcuts app will include a simple editor in iOS 12 so you can create your own routines, while also featuring a list of pre-made shortcuts that might be relevant to you.
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Clicking into an article was pretty strictly reserved for things I had a strong inclination to believe would be relevant to the beats I write on, and each story spat out between one and four ads, based mostly on how deep on the page I scrolled.
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Although Vaucher herself is understandably against labeling her work, it's hard not to call a lot of it "protest art," and hard not to see how it might be relevant—or at least a solid reference to move forward from—in today's sketchy geo-political climate.
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The new poll comes at a challenging time for Clinton in many polls, with national and some state polling narrowing amid news that the FBI has obtained additional emails that could be relevant to their investigation of the private server she used while secretary of state.
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It currently stands as an exemplar of what can happen when disciplines are freed from constrictions, and the questions his work raises about the relationship between spiritualism and art, as well as the use of non-traditional tools in the creative process, will always be relevant.
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Yet, the central lesson of 1966 might be relevant: The Fed should remain independent, and regardless of pressure from the markets, from corporate America, from the President, and now from the punditry, follow the data for the best long-term interests of the economy and the country.
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"Since it can tough for a client to know what might be relevant in the big-picture scheme of things, it can be helpful to simply put it out there [by stating] 'I just want you to know this so you have the complete picture,'" Rodriguez explains.
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And which is why I also think that, you know, with all the talk about the job market and what should they study today that will be relevant to the job market in 20-30 years, I think philosophy is one of the best bets maybe.
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The news element of this is particularly interesting: it looks like LinkedIn wants to take a bigger step forward here and position itself as destination to get all the news that you might want to read that might be relevant to your professional world and beyond.
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A similar model would also be relevant when addressing concerns associated with illegal immigration and discrimination against Latin American immigrants, to demonstrate that economic migrants share many of the same concerns — providing for their families, accomplishing educational and professional goals, being part of a community, etc.
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Such notices are frequently sent in the early stages of investigation and puts those who receive it on notice of the need to hold on to the material and specifically not to destroy documents that could be relevant to the investigation and requested in the future.
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Eleven days before the election, Comey shocked the political world with a letter informing Congress that investigators had discovered new emails that could be relevant to its probe, then considered completed, of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of State.
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But its full significance is only now becoming apparent: it means that, under an American law about assisting with foreign legal proceedings, any investigator anywhere in the world can subpoena Mossack, through the Nevada subsidiary, for information that could be relevant to cases in any country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. House of Representatives Democrat for tax policy suggested on Tuesday that a newly minted New York law giving Congress access to President Donald Trump's state tax returns may not be relevant to his own efforts to obtain the president's federal records.
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"When you first start in this business, you think, 'This is going to run out' or 'It's going to finish at a certain time' or 'If I reach a certain age I won't be relevant,' " says the singer, who just resigned with her original record label, Epic.
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Agents in the Weiner case were not allowed to widely search Ms. Abedin's emails, but were told to conduct a cursory review of the metadata — the "to" and "from" information on each message — to see if any of the emails could be relevant to the Clinton investigation.
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Jackson Edwards, Wesley Gow, Jack Trent, Jaya Krishnan, 17, St. John's School: "Invisible Man" and "A Rebel, a Warrior and a Race Fiend" Invisible Man, Ralph Ellison's bildungsroman centered around an unnamed black protagonist (written to be symbolic of any black man), should not be relevant today.
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An agent the same day then described what he saw in his application to a magistrate judge for a warrant, noting there were "approximately 21 bankers' boxes that could contain documents, as well as a five-drawer metal filing cabinet" that might be relevant to the investigation.
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Professor Steven Rogers of Saint Louis University found that voters don't make decisions about whether to reelect their state lawmakers because of their specific policies, campaign promises, voting records, or any of the other things you'd normally expect to be relevant to their position as local lawmakers.
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Three female former partners at the firm then known as Chadbourne & Parke on Tuesday asked a federal judge in Manhattan to order the firm to search the personal email accounts of six top partners and hand over any emails that may be relevant to their sex bias case.
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Schneiderman has a different opinion, noting in his letter that Tillerson's "Tracker" emails may be relevant to "potentially false or misleading statements to investors and the public" and that the discovery of this alias brings "additional urgency" to his demand that Exxon hand over relevant documents in the investigation.
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In their settlement, Musk did not admit or deny the agency's allegations, but had to step down as the chairman of Tesla's board of directors for three years, pay a $20 million fine, and receive approval for all future written communications that could be relevant to Tesla shareholders.
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In addition, HR professionals agree that good training needs to take place in person, not online, and must be relevant to the specific workplace, whether that's a restaurant whose servers face sexual comments in the kitchen or a factory whose foreman tries to trade favorable assignments for sex.
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If museums are to be relevant to their local communities and keep up the flow of visitors, especially in western and southern states, they will have to appeal to radically different audiences and rethink their relationships with those who will be voting on public funding for museums in future.
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Details in the Mueller report about Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible efforts by the President to obstruct that investigation "may also be relevant to the House's investigation of the President's solicitation of Ukrainian interference in the 2020 election," House lawyers wrote in the filing on Monday.
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"From the potential development of vaccines, to data that could be relevant in the treatment of patients suffering from ocular diseases, such as glaucoma, the research will help NASA prepare for human long-duration exploration while also benefiting people on Earth," the organization wrote in a press release.
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Apps that are part of its Hub (integrated by APIs) also become part of the bigger AI machine behind the platform, suggesting content to you that might be relevant based on what you are discussing in a chat, or working on independently, a service reminiscent of Evernote for Business.
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"The resulting discriminatory effect is seen in the fact that ... people living in same-sex partnerships have to disclose their sexual orientation even in situations, in which it is not and must not be relevant, and ... are highly likely to be discriminated against," the court said in its ruling.
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"They want notoriety, they want publicity, they want to be relevant, they want people to keep putting pressure to drop a sexual assault investigation [against founder Assange], so they are willing to basically take data from whoever and dump it as long as it's in their interests," Weaver said.
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When Ms. Luna first became immersed in the refugee crisis, she considered transferring from Parsons to a school with a more traditional international relations program (she even applied to Sciences Po — the Paris Institute of Political Studies) because she couldn't imagine how what she was learning could be relevant.
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"In this environment right now, when people's actions from 35 years ago are relevant, it makes sense that if you said those words, they should be relevant and go to character," said Susan Del Percio, a Republican political consultant who has worked with Mr. Faso in the past.
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Now you would think that before going forward with an impeachment proceeding against the president of the United States that you would want to find out something about the complainant that had started all of it, because motivations, bias, reasons for wanting to bring this complaint could be relevant.
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"Frankly, in Russia lots of people want to invest in bitcoin but we believe it's a bubble, while blockchain technology will definitely be relevant," he said, adding that RDIF was looking at a couple of infrastructure investments that facilitate blockchain transactions but had not made a decision yet.
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"Whether this could also be relevant in regard to fines, is something we are looking at," BaFin said, adding that the maximum fine to be paid by private individuals who violate disclosure rules could be two million euros, and for companies 10 million euros, or five percent of annual revenue.
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Since you probably have at least one trusty pair in each of the classic silhouettes — the skinny, the flare, the boyfriend — it can feel kind of crazy to shell out a good amount of money on a style we don't know will still be relevant by this time next season.
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"Trump's foreign investments, for example, would be relevant to understanding how he would deal with countries where he has those investments," Robert Deitz, former senior councillor to the CIA director and a former general counsel at the National Security Agency, told the Post, explaining why the hackers targeted the DNC.
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Lina Khan: Sure, so the argument I made was that Amazon is a really elegant illustration of how the current framework in antitrust, the consumer welfare framework, really fails to capture forms of market power and forms of dominance that should be relevant to antitrust and do raise competition concerns.
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The seven-year-old business, founded by Yale roommates Ted Bailey, Jeff Kinsey and Sam Hendel, has developed a complicated program that looks at millions of Twitter posts in real time for information that might be relevant to their financial institution clients — and other customers in government, news and corporate security.
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"The U.S. Department of Justice and Sidley Austin are required by law to preserve all documents, including electronically stored information, that could be relevant to our 21 youth plaintiffs' case against the Trump Administration," said Julia Olson, executive director of Our Children's Trust and attorney for the plaintiffs, in a statement.
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While concerns about Clinton's judgment in this matter may not alter the decisions of some voters when compared to broader judgment concerns about her Republican opponent, Clinton's actions raise reasonable concerns about her views on transparency and good government -- and those concerns would be relevant in a possible Clinton administration.
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Under this plan, Democrats would demand the release of every single record that might be relevant to Kavanaugh, including emails, which could effectively push the hearings and vote well past the November midterm elections, when Democrats might win majority control of the Senate and then be able to defeat Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"Pac's gonna always be relevant," Khalil (Algee Smith) insists to his childhood friend Starr Carter (Amandla Stenberg) in this uneven film adaptation directed by George Tillman Jr. Moments later, Khalil will be dead, shot by a jittery white police officer who pulls them over and mistakes his hairbrush for a gun.
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Making movies is about the audience, and when the audience starts voting with their feet, like they have been, only people who take themselves so seriously and self-reverentially would be incapable of making the kind of changes that one would need to make to be relevant to the times.
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As someone who worked for decades on poverty in the U.S. before focusing on international development, I find it worth exploring what lessons from the global experience might be relevant to today's opioid crisis in the U.S. The opioid crisis is one of the most urgent issues facing America today.
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"Bernie is falling behind Warren and needs to try to be relevant again following her missive on taxing free speech and lobbying; this is simply a game of one-upmanship from a desperate campaign that doesn't have the ability to draft a 27-page thesis like Warren," a Democratic lobbyist said.
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Others pointed to a November 3rd rules update by the site that was commonly misinterpreted as a move to ban all adult media from the site (Twitter's policy on adult and sexual services only applies to paid advertisements and was never actually changed, so it's not clear how it could be relevant).
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I want to acknowledge that and I think it's really normal for people to feel that and my data supports that, but I also want to suggest that there's a meaning that could be a catch that individualizes digital messages too, and I would say the notion of inside jokes could be relevant.
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London opens with an extended introduction to the cast of characters, but instead of establishing who they are by showing us how they behave, it spends a lot of time panning through meeting rooms and other locations, briefly flashing character names and titles — most of which don't turn out to be relevant.
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One month later, in response to nakedly partisan prodding from within the FBI and without, Comey disclosed the discovery of a batch of Clinton emails (none of which turned out to be relevant, and nearly all of which turned out to be duplicates) and very plausibly handed the election to Donald Trump.
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"While plaintiffs' evidence may be relevant to their infringement claim, it is not legally sufficient to establish a 'famous' mark and, hence, to defeat defendants' motions for partial summary judgment on the claims for dilution by blurring and garnishment," said US District Judge Bruce Black in New Mexico, according to The Fashion Law.
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The main kernel of the sketch was the week's big news: the FBI's announcement that it found more emails that may or may not be relevant to its prior investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server and how, in the wake of that announcement, Clinton saw her poll numbers fall in some states.
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"If we do research on our children, we need to consider what rights they have to privacy (particularly about information that will not be relevant until they are adults) and what harms as well as what benefits may accrue from seeking out this information years or decades before it is necessary," Ross said.
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The startup used Microsoft's free Azure credits to scale in its early days; as in some other markets, Microsoft, Amazon and Google offer free cloud credits in bulk to early, promising Indian startups in a bid to onboard them and see if their solutions could be relevant to other clients down the road.
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The questions surrounding Mr. Kushner's clearance are particularly acute because of the possibility that his extensive contacts with foreign actors — including travel, meetings with leaders overseas and multiple business ventures — might be relevant to the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Most of the canonical versions of this thought experiment — five people versus one, or a kid and an old person — are so astronomically unlikely to occur that even if we did find a best method that a car should always choose, it'll only be relevant once every trillion miles driven or so.
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After the debates wrapped up, Hillary Clinton seemed set for a landslide victory — until just 11 days before the election, when FBI Director James Comey shocked the political world by sending a brief letter revealing that the bureau had obtained new emails that could be relevant in the thought-closed Clinton email case.
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" Fallon called Comey's actions "significantly questionable" and said Comey's letter to members of Congress notifying them of newly discovered emails that might be relevant to the Clinton server investigation -- plus Wikileaks' publication of apparently hacked emails of John Podesta and other Democratic Party members -- "combined for a perfect storm of a bad swirl of information.
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Plus, George Clooney pitched his upcoming miniseries Catch-22, recalling that he was last at an Upfronts event 25 years ago for the launch of ER, while star Kyle Chandler argued that the original novel — about World War II, written during the Korean War and published during the Vietnam War — will always be relevant.
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"Not only would a blood drop emoji be relevant for hundreds of millions of women and people who menstruate all around the world, it would also show that periods aren't taboo and they are something we should be able to talk about openly and honestly," Plan International previously wrote in their proposal for the emoji.
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What we also believe is that no matter how much the business—sorry, the marketplace changes, no matter how much technology changes how people are told stories or get their stories, we're still going to be relevant, but only if we enable ourselves to be distributed and purchased by the consumer in more modern ways.
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"Not only would a blood drop emoji be relevant for hundreds of millions of women and people who menstruate all around the world, it would also show that periods aren't taboo and they are something we should be able to talk about openly and honestly," Plan International wrote in their proposal for the emoji.
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In a motion filed on Wednesday in Boston federal court, the Justice Department said Biogen believes the information could be relevant to determining whether the alleged kickbacks were material to government healthcare programs' decision to pay claims for the drug, citing a recent ruling by a New York federal judge in a similar case.
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The way point systems work is that rather than have an employer sponsor you for a visa based on a particular job, people are admitted based on a variety of categories—it could be things like English language ability, education level, a job offer, their age could be relevant, other factors along those lines.
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" RT if you sexually identify as a mistake — Pornhub ARIA (@Pornhub) March 20, 2019 She puts thought into the type of content to put on each platform: The Twitter account is heavy with jokes and memes, because, as Nathaniel says, "it's especially important to be relevant and topical with whatever you're posting about there.
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"There will be companies who were not there earlier and companies that were there, not there 10 years from now, because they may not be relevant or they may be sold off or transferred to other companies," said Tata, who is currently chairman of the trusts that control two-thirds of holding company Tata Sons.
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WASHINGTON — Just days before Election Day, and with voters in many states already going to the polls, the F.B.I. director made a stunning announcement on Friday: Agents had discovered new emails that might be relevant to the completed investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server, a case that she had seemingly put behind her in July.
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Looking toward the future, there's one last finding from the Zenger and Folkman study that might be relevant to Democrat voters and leaders come February 2020 when the presidential primary begins: The closer men and women get to the highest levels of power, the more their employees believe women are better leaders than men.
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Thomas B. Edsall In his 1847 pamphlet, "Wage Labour and Capital," Karl Marx made a point that turns out to be relevant to the Trump phenomenon and the 2016 presidential campaign: A house may be large or small; as long as the neighboring houses are likewise small, it satisfies all social requirement for a residence.
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If you don't want to stop ad tracking altogether—you're getting ads anyway, might as well be relevant—you can navigate to those same screens and tap Reset advertising ID on Android or Reset Advertising Identifier on iOS to cycle your ad ID and essentially force advertisers to start a new profile on you.
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This case of understanding them at an extreme end of their behavior is not one that will be relevant every day, but it is a crucial one because it is something that matters to us at a gut level: knowing that these cars aren't evaluating us as targets via mysterious and fundamentally inadequate algorithms.
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Speaking to donors last month, Clinton said the hack of her campaign chair was one of two "unprecedented" events that led to her defeat, the second being the letter from FBI Director James Comey to Congress 11 days before the election about a further investigation that could be relevant to the one into Clinton's private email server.
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A simple application of the blockchain paradigm to the supply chain would be to register the transfer of goods on the ledger as transactions that would identify the parties involved, as well as the price, date, location, quality and state of the product and any other information that would be relevant to managing the supply chain.
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Joe Walsh accused Comey of trying to "mess with" the election in a series of tweets Sunday night after Comey delivered a letter to Congress on Friday -- 11 days ahead of the presidential election -- announcing that the FBI had discovered additional emails that might be relevant to the bureau's investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server.
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While the city's investigation into extricating itself from its contracts with Trump concluded that it could not do so without violating the First Amendment, Nelson Tebbe, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, and Cory Brettschneider, a political scientist at Brown University, have advanced a theory of "mixed speech" that could be relevant to the future of Ferry Point.
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It clearly plans to chart a path for where these technologies will go — there's a major session entitled "Google's vision for Machine Learning" — although it's unclear what, exactly, will be relevant to developers at this stage, apart from updates about its newer projects and tools, including TensorFlow and AlphaGo, Google's AI that beat a Go champion earlier this year.
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