"Maybe part of this can be retained," the aide said.
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Five employees will be retained for critical Information Technology (IT) issues.
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Most will be retained in the pulp left over after pressing.
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It is the second U.S. firm to be retained by Panama.
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Multimedia's insurance and energy operations will be retained by its shareholders.
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The book argued that laws banning those practices should be retained.
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There is no reason that should be retained as a historic farm.
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It also explains why those provisions need to be retained, not jettisoned.
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The thin atmosphere also means that heat cannot be retained at the surface.
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The proceeds of the sale could be retained to bolster the buffers directly.
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Sotheby's has yet to decide if the name Art Agency, Partners will be retained.
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THE BIGGEST PARTS OF DODD/FRANK WERE GOOD AND THEY NEED TO BE RETAINED.
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Colonies of unaltered organisms must always be retained, so that they can be reintroduced.
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Following a minimization procedure, it will determine whether such information can even be retained.
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Federal rules require that officials' correspondence be retained as part of the government record.
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But when change is great, yesterday's assumptions can be retained only at great cost.
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Bluegogo's brand name, deposits, debts and other properties will be retained by the company.
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Up to 13 employees, not otherwise exempt, will be retained to protect life and property.
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Up to 11 employees will be retained for critical oversight/protection of life or property.
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Two employees will be retained, working as needed, to certify Universal Service Fund (USF) disbursements.
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Randle said it was "a sigh of relief" when he learned he would be retained.
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There has been heavy speculation that Caldwell will not be retained for a fifth season.
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"It is obviously disappointing that the AI cannot be retained in the UK," he said.
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The report noted that artifacts acquired through documented transactions could be retained by French museums.
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Emotions that should be retained for family members not rock stars that you've never actually met.
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Other data may also be retained after voice recordings are deleted, but it's of less concern.
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Religious groups, as well as House and Senate conservatives, pushed for the credit to be retained.
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Egypt fears too much of the Nile&aposs waters could be retained each year, affecting its agriculture.
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""For government business, she emailed them on their department accounts, with every expectation they would be retained.
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Certain genes had to be retained in the minimal genome, despite having no known or obvious function.
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Ramaswami will replace Martin Casado, who will be retained as an external adviser, VMWare said on Wednesday.
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In the UAE, both the Al Noor and Mediclinic brands will be retained on their existing centres.
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Put another way, more than 76% of HHS employees would be retained and 24% would be furloughed.
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It is unknown who among the current editorial staff will be retained — or be inclined to stay.
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The state requires all records pertaining to state business to be retained and available for public information requests.
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A Walmart spokesperson told Business Insider that 293 jobs would be cut, while 58 employees would be retained.
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"He feels his 'celebrity' was targeted and an attorney will be retained in this matter," the statement said.
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Most other business credits and deductions would be eliminated, though the research and development credit would be retained.
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The agreement says the data can only be retained until the project's end date in late September 2017.
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Also, Loh encountered widespread outrage, both on campus and nationally, after the announcement that Durkin would be retained.
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Captain Curtis Brunjes, United's managing director of pilot strategy, said that the school's current staff would be retained.
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Prosecutors can also request that anything in iCloud be retained for as long as 180 days under federal law.
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Will the footage still be retained by Axon, even if citizens are never formally suspected of anything or charged?
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They're concerned about whether... (APPLAUSE) SANTORUM: Their agriculture programs so their renewable fuel standard is going to be retained.
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The regulator asked the public to comment on whether the rules should be retained without change, amended or rescinded.
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The Vienna production site itself will be retained and produce a 6-speed manual gearbox from summer, Fallmann said.
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"The text that we have negotiated with the European Union must be retained," Paschal Donohoe told state broadcaster RTE.
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To control costs, the current 2003-liter V6 turbo hybrid engine will be retained, but it faces numerous changes.
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Then, in small groups, students can tackle a harder question: Should the Electoral College system be retained or abolished?
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Indiana law requires that records related to state business be retained and available in response to public records requests.
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At the time of his speech, footballers were not well remunerated and could be retained against their will by clubs.
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This special report will argue that the Refugee Convention, and the further protections embodied in regional agreements, should be retained.
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But for the average person, it's a skill that will likely not be retained and will definitely not be needed.
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In fact, argon can only be retained in crystals that are surrounded by magma that's less than 500 degrees Celsius.
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" King thinks that the state and local tax deduction needs to either be retained completely or "as much as possible.
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Not all of these customers will be retained, but Amazon's foray into the grocery industry has nevertheless shaken things up.
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Boomi, a smaller asset focusing on cloud-based software integration, will be retained by Dell, one of the people added.
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He also said Congress will work to repeal the Affordable Care Act quickly, but he expects some features to be retained.
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Messages sent via Siilo are also automatically deleted after 30 days unless the user specifies a particular message should be retained.
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His wife happens to work for Fusion GPS, who happens to be retained to put together the dossier with Chris Steele.
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While 12 percent was estimated to be retained by Chinese companies, only 6 percent would be captured by domestic U.S. firms.
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Indiana law requires all records dealing with state business to be retained and available for public information requests, the Star reported.
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The bond will be retained by the Italian lender for refinancing operations with European Central Bank, a financial source told Reuters.
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These tools give you the ability to take a deeper dive into why the rules are important and should be retained.
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Telemedicine enables patients to be retained in care, even if they live far from a treatment center or travel for work.
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The few remaining original features on the main building include metal-rail balconies and industrial-style windows, which will be retained.
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She told me that they would be retained for a period of time, set by "standard operating practices," and then destroyed.
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"For such delicate details to be retained in the fossil record, exceptional preservation conditions are required," Lindgren noted in an email.
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The name Coinbase, however, will be retained for its retail service such as exchanging dollars for bitcoin or ether, he added.
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But the play's much-discussed staging will be retained and adapted for the Polonsky, according to a publicist for the show.
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Footage will be retained for up to a year, although some videos can be stored longer on a case-by-case basis.
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What use is being used of this great mass of data that will be required to be retained by communications service providers?
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Fitch assumes that CNA's $7503 per share special and $1.00 per share regular dividend payments will be retained over the near term.
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The footage would be retained for as long as the company wanted and could be used to measure employees' attendance and performance.
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A day after announcing head coach DJ Durkin would be retained, Maryland fired the coach on Wednesday, according to a school spokeswoman.
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All of these Dodd-Frank mandates have increased investor trust and should be retained to reduce the risk of another financial crisis.
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The only question that does remain is how much of Asbury's character will be retained as it becomes a summertime mecca again.
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Sources believe the bonds would be retained by the banks to serve as collateral to access funding from the European Central Bank.
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A further 20 percent will be retained by Omise for future costs and expenses with 10 percent left for the company's team.
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As a designated building of historic importance, the principal structure must be retained as it is, with several period features left intact.
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At issue is an obscure question of whether a Reagan-era agreement that exempted IRS regulations from OMB review should be retained.
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The retention rates at specific agencies vary, but the plan suggests only 37 percent of the CDC's 5703,600 employees will be retained.
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The retention rates at specific agencies vary, but the plan suggests only 37 percent of the CDC's 13,600 employees would be retained.
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" "If I retain my ownership in Kingdom Holding, then obviously all the stakes will be retained because they are owned by Kingdom Holding.
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"Coursework should focus on building practical financial skills which are more likely to be retained than the more theoretical financial topics," he said.
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Up to five employees will be retained to perform international and treaty related activity instrumental in the discharge of the President's constitutional power.
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However, many bankruptcies result in restructuring rather than the demise of the company, suggesting a portion of the workforce would likely be retained.
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The supermarket stores acquired from Retail Arabia will all be rebranded under Carrefour and existing employees will be retained, Majid Al Futtaim said.
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All data collected by the companies will also have to be stored in China, and will be retained for at least two years.
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The famous "atomic dots" on the exterior wall of what was Studio One and the original 1960s BBC clock must also be retained.
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These records of actions may be retained by either Amazon or a third-party developer when an Alexa skill (voice app) is involved.
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There aren't many laws in place governing which data can be collected or sold by companies or how long data can be retained.
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This means that some data, including your DNA, sex and date of birth will be retained in order to comply with these regulations.
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In firing Mr. Durkin on Wednesday, Mr. Loh acted without the approval of the board, which had recommended that Mr. Durkin be retained.
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Children who start school ready to learn are less likely to be retained a grade, referred to special education, or go to jail.
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Finally, when one submits a slightly lengthy quote as a clue, it's never certain that it will be retained through the editorial process.
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Dani Alves, Neymar's former teammate at Barcelona, has already been signed from Juventus, and Lucas Moura, a friend of Neymar, will be retained.
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But Bharara's removal from office came as a surprise because Trump had met with him after the election and indicated he would be retained.
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Trump has suggested some of the $25 billion in annual remittances that migrants return home would be retained to pay for the border wall.
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Thursday's vote scrapped most regulatory requirements in the business data services market, although some price caps in areas with little competition will be retained.
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But Bharara's removal from office came as a surprise because Trump had met with him after the election and indicated he would be retained.
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Up to three employees will be retained to provide oversight or conduct interference detection, mitigation, and disaster response operations wherever they may be needed.
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Insurers have always said the individual mandate needs to be retained or replaced, and the American Medical Association came out against the idea yesterday.
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Recordings registered after you tell Alexa to delete everything you said will be retained, unless you tell Alexa again to delete everything you said.
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The data will be retained for five years but, in a gesture to privacy campaigners, will be rendered anonymous after six months of storage.
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AUCTIONEERS - ALL EMPLOYEES AT LEAKE AUCTION CO WILL BE RETAINED AS PART OF ACQUISITION AND HANDLE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS GOING FORWARD * RITCHIE BROS.
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Can Giggs be retained for another three years under another manager who puts results by whatever means necessary above an adventurous style of play?
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And a "majority" of them would "fall into the category where they would be retained for an individual to view the content," Warner said.
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The Lakers have until June 1 to decide whether Scott will be retained, as per terms of his contract, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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But Subirana's work points toward much greater specificity: The closer the practice to the original skill "memory," the more likely the skill will be retained.
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The thin neck allows for the sphincter to close a bit more so that the plug can be retained inside the body and worn comfortably.
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No one would lose insurance coverage and the popular protection against pre-existing condition exclusions that President Trump has indicated he favors will be retained.
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Key officials like Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and White House chief of staff John Kelly are waiting to see if they will be retained.
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At the very least, he has yet to explain why these loopholes for real estate developers should be retained and how they benefit the public.
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Social media information inadvertently collected about individuals won't be retained unless it is "relevant" to the security status of the individual undergoing the background check.
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When schools are closed, the principal is typically fired, only half the staff members must be retained, and the school usually reopens under new leadership.
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There is also the risk that measures seemingly justified by the current pandemic could be retained or expanded even after they are no longer necessary.
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ESPN&aposs Ed Werder reported that there are whispers around the organization that Garrett could be retained in another role outside of the head coach.
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Rubenstein, who no longer has to contend with any real attempts to close the loophole, has little to gain by insisting that it be retained.
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" While some have suggested that it isn't uncommon for founders to leave a company once it is acquired, Sonnenfeld said, "Creative talent can be retained.
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In such a low return environment, every basis point that can be retained by the investor and not paid out in fees counts more than ever.
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When the app was announced, Google bragged that your messages wouldn't be retained on its servers forever, then backtracked on the day the app was released.
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" The manual makes clear that if "it is anticipated the results will become the subject of court testimony the rough handwritten notes are to be retained.
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Kvyat could be retained but has scored only four points in 14 races compared to Sainz's 48, with the team locked in a tight midfield battle.
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The Earned Income Tax Credit, which benefits low-income workers, would be retained, but Ways and Means would look at reforming it to reduce improper payments.
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Still, most fee collections can be retained onsite to address local needs, rather than being remitted to the Treasury to be reallocated based on partisan preferences.
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Nearly one in four Michigan teachers surveyed this year said their schools are not prepared to support students who may be retained under the new law.
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Hawkfish, a digital company started by Bloomberg that's carrying out his $100 million online ad campaign, will be retained through Election Day to help defeat Trump.
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The company has also put up for sale assets in Mali and its Cerro Vanguardia mine (CVSA) in Argentina, though the latter could yet be retained.
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The concept of promotion and relegation — a fixture of world soccer that rewards success and punishes failure — would be retained, but only between the two divisions.
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That account left many questions about the firing of Mr. Bharara, who was told by Mr. Trump during the transition period that he would be retained.
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In the 28500 national park units that do charge fees, the majority of fee revenues can be retained and used by the park that collects them.
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The Mission E debuted as a concept a few years ago, and while its overall design has remained intact a few nifty features won't be retained.
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Singapore-based brokerage Maybank Kim Eng said in a note this week the new measures "suggests a higher chance that Malaysia will be retained in the WGBI".
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There is a possibility I won't be retained after my company merges next year and I don't want to count on a severance that might not happen.
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Sodiaal will keep 180 staff at the Carhaix site, with the rest of the workforce of more than 300 to be retained by Synutra France, Lacombe said.
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The company said the data could be retained to comply with "certain legal obligations," but there is no limitation on how long the data can be kept.
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A "meaningful" representation would be retained in Germany, these people said, adding that the primary listing would be in New York and the secondary listing in Frankfurt.
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One of the two remaining screening rooms will also be retained as a theater for residents' use, while the other is to become a bar and lounge.
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The existing DTH license of BIG TV will be renewed and about 500 employees of RBTV will be retained, RCom said in a stock exchange filing. bit.
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For holdings in a taxable mutual fund, investors get a third choice that could be retained under the Senate bill: using the average costs of the shares.
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The Hamtramck plant makes the Chevrolet Impala and Cadillac CT6, two slow-selling sedans that would need to be retained or replaced to keep the factory running.
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Sears employees will be competing for the limited funds available, with other creditors, investors, and management employees who will be retained to assist in the liquidation, he said.
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He directed that the Cuban ambassador be recalled "for behavior unbecoming of a diplomat," Chanda told a media briefing, adding that diplomatic ties with Cuba would be retained.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The text agreed on Monday between British and EU negotiators on the future of Northern Ireland's border must be retained, Ireland's finance minister said on Wednesday.
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Sasol said it had completed reviews on more that half of its global assets and they "have confirmed that the majority of the company's assets will be retained".
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Among the employees who would be retained in the FCC's contingency plan are emergency personnel, the five commissioners and 185 workers whose salary doesn't come from annual appropriations.
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"With this revised delegation, authority previously delegated to regional administrators to make final determinations of geographic jurisdiction shall be retained by the Administrator," Pruitt wrote in the memo.
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As with 23andMe (and any federally compliant DNA-testing company), your DNA information will be retained for regulatory compliance purposes, but nothing else, according to Ancestry's privacy policy.
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Mr. Trump has weighed in as Senate Republicans are struggling to decide how much of the Affordable Care Act should be eradicated and how much should be retained.
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It added Daniel Alves, a former teammate and fellow Brazilian, to its roster this summer, as well as deciding that his close friend Lucas Moura will be retained.
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Limited progress It remains to be seen how much progress achieved before the Olympics will be retained after the games are over, or if tensions will again worsen.
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After the siege, it was suggested that three heavily bombed areas of the city should be retained just as they are, and certain neighborhoods should be renamed after martyrs.
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As resource economist Robert H. Nelson has explained, under such a system, public ownership could be retained while allowing local communities to exert more control over management decisions. 4.
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Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, in a series of tweets on Tuesday, said the information disclosed by Israel was proof of why the agreement should be retained.
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A lawyer must be retained to perform due diligence; fees run 1 to 2 percent of the sale price, plus "minimal registration fees for the title," Ms. Mbugua said.
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"We are trying to arrive at an agreement on when an amicus would be called for, how long business records should be retained," Mr. Schiff said in an interview.
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One person argues that it should be retained, the other argues that it should be abolished, and after the debate an audience member gets to decide which side wins.
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Besides being the first online census, it is also the first year that names and addresses will be retained by the ABS for four years instead of 18 months.
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"When writing cursive, the word becomes a unit, rather than a series of separate strokes, and correct spelling is more likely to be retained," says the International Dyslexia Association.
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How else could a civil society be retained if thousands, in some countries millions, of citizens and would-be citizens were demonized and made the butt of violent prejudice?
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Phillies 6, Mets 2 Behind three home runs, Philadelphia beat New York on the same day it announced that manager Pete Mackanin will not be retained following the 2017 season.
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On the question of whether the cross should be retained because of its historic nature, Sotomayor pointed out that there are few large crosses on public land across the nation.
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Three tax preferences that should be retained are: reasonable depreciation rules for major capital expenditures; a responsible tax credit for basic versus applied research, and; a deduction for dividends distributed.
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He has talked about throwing out Nafta, but has actually left it intact and has taken the route of negotiating to see if it can be retained with improved provisions.
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"Those who haven't agreed to be moving are most likely to be fired, except select few who are exceptional and want to be retained by the company," this employee said.
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According to multiple reports, Callahan will not be retained by Rivera in his old position of offensive line coach, and most of the defensive staff also will be let go.
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The two western German units of 300 megawatts (MW) each will be retained as reserve in case of emergencies for four years, after which they will be closed permanently, RWE said.
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" The National Association of Probation Officers revealed that "prison staff collude with the use of cannabis unless it becomes so virulent that a purge is necessary for credibility to be retained.
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Still, he contested several non-championship races – he would finish fifth at the terrifying AVUS circuit, watched by Joseph Goebbels – and did enough to be retained by Mercedes-Benz into 1938.
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"Those who haven&apost agreed to be moving are most likely to be fired, except select few who are exceptional and want to be retained by the company," the employee said.
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The fuel tanks will be smaller, to allow more 'bum room' for passengers, but the same specification pre-turbo era V0003 engines — with 15 brand new ones ordered — will be retained.
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Hawkfish, a digital company started by Bloomberg that's carrying out his $100 million online ad campaign, will be retained through Election Day to help defeat President Donald Trump, the officials said.
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Emails involving state email accounts are captured on the state's servers, but any emails that Pence may have sent from his AOL account to another private account would need to be retained.
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Flock Safety only allows footage to be retained for 30 days, and according to department policy, officers need to document a legitimate law-enforcement reason and case number to access the tapes.
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This means that EU laws currently in force will be retained after withdrawal and the Scottish government will be given the tools needed to make sure these laws keep working after withdrawal.
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The banks, they said, plan to argue that the strip - which must be retained for the life of the bond, which in the CMBS market is typically 10 years - constitutes a loan.
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A federal appeals court in December agreed that the mandate was unconstitutional, but punted the decision on what, if any, of the law's provisions could be retained back to the lower court.
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Eric Hackwelder, the attorney who represented Brown during the double homicide case, said he may be retained by Brown to represent him at his October arraignment related to the killing of Tompkins.
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"Hybrid technology is probably going to be retained because it offers some relevance, and the engagement of manufacturers," Brawn told reporters at a round table briefing organized by F1 connectivity partner Tata Communications.
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Worse still, Collyer let the government keep the data and derivative reporting, even without an assessment of whether the underlying records included domestic communications that could not be retained without an individualized waiver.
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As part of that agreement, Mexico agreed to share some of its water supply from the Colorado River so that the water could be retained in Lake Mead, near the Nevada-Arizona border.
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Facebook launched some of these self-styled political ad transparency measures in the UK last fall — adding 'paid for by' disclaimers, and saying ads would be retained in an archive for seven years.
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With the purchase making its way through the monthslong regulatory process, Bobbie Egan, an Alaska spokeswoman, said the airline did not yet know which Virgin characteristics would be retained in the new company.
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The taint team could be retained in the context for which it was originally developed, which is to prevent potential violations of the Fifth Amendment by the use of immunized self-incriminating testimony.
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Abby Shafroth, a lawyer with the National Consumer Law Center, said such consultants may often be retained by for-profit colleges, which tend to rely heavily on federal student aid programs for revenue.
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Although M.L.B. and the players' union have been negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement because the current one expires next month, the qualifying-offer system was expected to be retained in some form.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Heavily-indebted South African Airways (SAA) should be retained as a national airline but needs substantial restructuring, a top official in the governing African National Congress (ANC) party said on Wednesday.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Heavily-indebted South African Airways (SAA) should be retained as a national airline but needs substantial restructuring, a top official in the governing African National Congress (ANC) party said on Wednesday.
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Essentially, it gives filmmakers and editors many more options when it comes to working on projects, not just in what can be done, but in the sort of quality that can be retained.
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State Department and DHS policies "contemplate that information collected" through the requirement will be "retained indefinitely, disseminated widely within the U.S. government, and, in some circumstances,disclosed to foreign governments," reads the lawsuit.
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The melding of Britain's second- and third-biggest supermarket chains would create a colossus in the industry, though both brands would be retained—Asda pitches its appeal to more cost-conscious shoppers than Sainsbury's.
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Typically, 60% of the profit was routed to a trafficker to pay down the bondage debt, while the rest of the money would be retained by the "house boss" who owned the prostitution facility.
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Chief executive Franklin also published an Op-Ed on this site about why the International Entrepreneur Rule should be retained to grow jobs in the U.S. These efforts appear to have been for nothing.
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He declined to comment on how and when data will be retained by the NHS or by Babylon (or both) but said it would be made clear in the app when it is launched.
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In the book, Judge Gorsuch argued that bans on assisted suicide and euthanasia should be retained, based partly on his understanding of the limits of the constitutional logic of the Supreme Court's abortion decisions.
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"The inflation target is to be retained as the main monetary policy objective," the government said in a statement, adding that "the Central Bank and the Financial Supervisory Authority (FME) are to be merged".
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"I think our friends and partners need to understand that the money is going to be retained until such time as we have greater clarity about the way forward," Johnson told the Sunday Times.
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Google isn't releasing details — how the encryption works, if it's possible for users to independently verify that it's secure, or if metadata of the calls will be retained on Google's servers — until it's publicly released.
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All 79 employees who had not opted to voluntarily leave their jobs would be retained, InfraStrata said in a statement, adding that it planned to create "several hundred" new jobs over the next five years.
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Your browsing data could still be retained in an anonymous, aggregated set for companies that use Facebook for analytics purposes, but it wouldn't be tied to your profile or used for targeting, a spokesperson confirmed.
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Mayo, who turns 30 next week, spent his entire career in New England but was not expected to be retained by the team due to his large contract and a signing bonus due next month.
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A proposed high-speed railway between London and Birmingham will be built or cancelled; today's cabinet ministers will be retained or sacked en masse: it all depends on whom Mr Johnson's camp is speaking to.
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"The trading environment has taken a turn for the worse due to geopolitics and recent events which means it is likely that only a marginal amount of the net benefit will be retained," said Castle.
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It could also be goodbye for Sauber's Pascal Wehrlein and Marcus Ericsson, the German and Swede uncertain to be retained by a team whose engine partners Ferrari are keen to place their own young talent.
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"The Irish government is very clear that the Irish backstop must be retained for any future agreement between the EU and the UK to be put in place," Paschal Donohoe told RTE radio on Friday.
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"We are worried, or concerned that our people have little or no experience in actual governance," the NLD leader said, explaining why the party had been discussing who from the outgoing administration might be retained.
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I would urge the commissioners to recommend that both men and women be required to register with the Selective Service System, and that the system be retained in the interests of equality and national security.
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Moreover, enormous amounts of data will be retained by these platform giants, giving them advantages in big data analytics and AI, which will have far-reaching impacts in areas like medical treatment and public policy.
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Kimmel tearfully told his audience that all children should be assured of getting the care his son received, and argued that the protections in ObamaCare for people with pre-existing health conditions should be retained.
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The company also said that such bills should be shot down "to protect consumers' significant investment in equipment," which it says can only be retained by servicing the vehicles at authorized John Deere repair centers.
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"This came as quite a shock," said Barbara Thompson, executive director of the National Council of State Housing Agencies, noting that there had been assurances from Congress that private activity bond issuance would be retained.
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Some analysts have suggested Takeda could sell off certain Shire businesses to make the deal more manageable but Weber said gastroenterology, neuroscience, oncology, rare diseases and blood products were all important areas to be retained.
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Amazon says it keeps that data just long enough to provide you with an accurate receipt, although a small subset of the info might be retained to further train the algorithms that make everything work.
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Eliminating the prospect of marriage had the added benefit of ensuring that children or wives of priests did not make claims on property acquired throughout a priest's life, which thus could be retained by the church.
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Eisenstein points out that while protest footage could be retained, and in some cases reviewed, for legitimate reasons, the lack of departmental transparency makes it hard for the public to know if undue surveillance is occurring.
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There's no assurance that those three players will stay at this level for several more years, or even that they'll all be retained, for financial reasons or because free agents have, umm, agency over their future.
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These procedures allow communications collected under Section 28503 to be retained for several years and to be "queried" by intelligence agencies for foreign intelligence purposes or, in the case of the FBI, for law enforcement reasons.
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Although Major League Baseball and the players' union have been negotiating a new collective-bargaining agreement because the current one expires next month, the system of qualifying offers was expected to be retained in some form.
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NOTES: Sacramento coach George Karl was asked before the game about reports earlier in the week that he was about to be fired and subsequent reassurances from general manager Vlade Divac that he would be retained.
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Public officials are not barred from using personal email accounts under Indiana law, but the law is interpreted to mean that any official business conducted on private email must be retained to comply with public record laws.
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Up to 200 employees will be retained under the plan because their salary and expenses are not funded out of annual appropriations that will lapse on December 21 and they will be supporting spectrum auction-related activities.
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Chitando, a former managing director and chairman at the Impala Platinum and Sibanye-Stillwater joint venture platinum miner Mimosa, was favorite to be retained at the mines ministry, to which he was first appointed in Nov. 2017.
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Headed by a lieutenant governor appointed by New Delhi, the new Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir will have its own elected assembly with a five-year term, but most powers will be retained by New Delhi.
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No matter what the reason, the golden rule for successful outsourcing is that while activities can be moved to a different group, company, or a third party, the skills to manage those activities must be retained in-house.
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Klayman, the founder of Judicial Watch, said Luhn should be retained as a consultant on the show by Showtime, Blumhouse Television or producer Jason Blum to ensure that she is portrayed accurately in the series, the outlet reported.
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Under the proposed legislation, he noted, lawyers who wear a head scarf, cross, skullcap or turban could no longer be retained as external counsel by the government to represent it before the courts or with a third party.
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"These signs tell you nothing about what is being done with your footage, how long it's going to be retained, whether or not it uses facial recognition, or with whom this is going to be shared," Sadeh said.
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Trump has suggested some of the $25 billion in annual remittances that migrants return home would be retained to pay for the border wall -- a project Mexico opposes and which Pena Nieto has said Mexico would never pay for.
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Facebook says that your data may still be retained as part of an anonymous data set that can later be used for various analytics that companies pay for, but the data will not be linked to your personal account.
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The types of communications under discussion would likely need to be retained under the law, but as the letter itself notes, the issue is hardly a problem that's new to the Trump administration or unique to apps like Signal.
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Sergey Sirotkin is at Williams and hoping to be retained while compatriot Artem Markelov is on that team's list of candidates to replace Canadian Lance Stroll, who is set to join Force India now that his father owns them.
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"While costs are certainly being scrutinized, the fact that the environment is becoming more favorable to delivering performance means that talent has to be retained," said Jack Inglis, chief executive of hedge fund lobbying group Alternative Investment Management Association.
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But even if Labor also loses MPs to by-elections, the odds are that, with the polls where they currently are, Labor seats would be retained with swings to the opposition, cementing the view that Turnbull is in trouble.
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"While the available evidence in this case indicates that messages transmitted over Confide constituted 'transitory' communications that need not be retained, it is conceivable that some text messages do fall within record series that require retention," the report said.
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There are around 30 criminal justice agreements between UK and European authorities which should be "retained or adequately replaced" to snuff out increased security risks, according to a report from a House of Lords sub-committee on EU membership.
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FTSE Russell, however, said in its quarterly report here late on Wednesday that if NMC has not resumed trading by the close of business on March 18, it will be retained within the FTSE 100 index until its resumption.
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Tuesday's announcement came just days after senior Lopez Obrador adviser Yeidckol Polevnsky, the president of his National Regeneration Movement political party, suggested Mexico's chief NAFTA negotiator, Kenneth Smith and other officials, could be retained if the talks go on.
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Two diplomats said, however, that Osinbajo has now been authorized by Buhari to hold talks with leaders in the restive Niger Delta region to quell unrest that has choked crude production, in a sign some newfound momentum may be retained.
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"The board has concluded that it is in the best interests of shareholders that a greater proportion of profits be retained in the company to be deployed in the mobile rollouts," Chairman Executive Chairman David Teoh said in a statement.
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The types of data that can be retained include the date, time and duration of calls, and the source and destination of calls, but not their content, an advocate general to the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) said.
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The ministry issued the document instructing local housing bureaus of Hubei, Sichuan, Jiangsu, Henan, Guangdong and Liaoning provinces to make an "in-depth" study of the pre-sale system, and set out reasons why it should be retained or scrapped.
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Consider recent reports about what's been happening to this country at the highest levels of power: • President Donald Trump allegedly asked the FBI director for loyalty during a meeting about whether the director would be retained in the new administration.
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These include sensitive data not being collected, that the offences for which data can be retained be listed exhaustively and that the number of targeted persons be limited to those who can reasonably be suspected of participating in a terrorist offense.
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A negative interest rate of 0.75 percent on sight deposits held by commercial banks over a certain value - one of the tools used by the SNB to stem demand for the franc - is also expected to be retained, analysts said.
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Pearson, which has sold several assets to focus on its core education business and cut debt, said that of the $300 million, $50 million would cover tax and net transaction costs while $150 million would be retained in the disposed business.
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"If he were to be retained at Justice, I think that would send a signal the White House wants to keep a firm finger on the pulse of the Justice Department," a person with previous ties to the agency said.
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Last year, Yahoo sold its core assets to Verizon, a major US communication company and Yahoo would operate under the name of Oath, a Verizon's subsidiary although Yahoo's mailbox and some other services with its original name will be retained.
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Similarly, a long, elliptical scene of Sarah Palmer watching a glitchy, looping video of an old boxing match (possibly featuring "Battling Bud" Mullins?) leaves the impression of an old world slipping away, which can only be retained in unsatisfying, incomplete fragments.
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"We believe this saga could push Scor's share price higher but we view Covea's confirmation that a minority free float will be retained as negative for the share price outlook into the middle of next year," wrote brokerage KBW in a research note.
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"The board has concluded that it is in the best interests of shareholders that a greater proportion of profits be retained in the company to be deployed in the mobile rollouts," said Executive Chairman David Teoh, who owns 34 percent of TPG.
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I came across some amazing ethnomusicological recordings archiving polyphonic and polyrhythmic vocal chanting styles from around the world...and I wondered about the process of transference from a pure physical action to a considered digital facsimile, what would be retained and/or lost?
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Its blanket condemnation of "settlements" includes bustling Jewish communities along the east side of the green line — places negotiators on both sides have accepted will be retained by Israel in a final settlement (in exchange for Israeli land west of the green line).
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The current dress uniform (which will be retained for ceremonial use) includes a dark blue coat with light blue trousers or a skirt — colors chosen to evoke the Continentals who fought under George Washington and the Union Army of the Civil War.
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A draft G20 communique seen by Reuters last week said something similar but it was not clear if it would be retained in the final version of the statement to be published on Tuesday and which has to be agreed by unanimity.
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But she faces determined opposition over Britain's withdrawal from a treaty governing the nuclear industry, with critics arguing that some sort of associate membership needs to be retained, even if this means accepting the remit of the European Court of Justice, which Mrs.
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Citing a letter from management to the employees of Airbus Defence & Space (ADS), the paper said the Border Security business would be retained and operated by Airbus, while the remaining parts of the unit would be sold to an external bidder as planned.
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Buying the new Air Force Ones from Boeing ensures that possibly as many as several hundred jobs will be retained in this country in order to work on the planes over several years, as well as keeping the production line open in the meantime.
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"Although the spacecraft can be controlled with a position error of 10 meters at an altitude down to 23 meters, there remains the question of whether this accuracy can be retained as the spacecraft descends to the surface," JAXA told Nature in a statement.
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According to the investigation report, top Clinton adviser Cheryl Mills told a PRN worker whose name was redacted in December 2014 that Clinton wanted her email to only be retained for 60 days, and instructed him to reset the retention policy on her email account.
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The colonel shown administering the oath "was immediately retired at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel" and the senior NCO who recorded the event was "removed from his position as a unit First Sergeant" but will be retained in the Air National Guard, the statement said.
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The Snowden leaks eventually forced the Obama administration and Congress to settle on a new law, the USA Freedom Act, that ended NSA's bulk phone collection but allowed the records to be retained by telephone companies and accessed by the federal government with court approval.
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Rather, companies such as Element have been invited to comment on the proposed list of products to be subject to increased tariffs, including whether proposed products on the list should be retained or removed or whether products not currently on the list should be added.
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Attorneys for Tartaglione requested that the footage be retained two days after Epstein&aposs attempted suicide attempt, as Tartaglione claimed that he tried to save the disgraced financier&aposs life, who attempted to hang himself in the cell, the New York Daily News reported.
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Furthermore, the new guidelines set forth formal criteria to determine which works in its collection can be deaccessioned, and giving the museum the right to use the funds obtained from deaccessioned works toward the purchase of other works to be retained in its permanent collection.
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Kupchak, like Jordan a former collegiate star at the University of North Carolina, quickly emerged as the favorite for the post after Charlotte announced in late February that their former general manager, Rich Cho, who was in the final year of his contract, would not be retained.
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While we are hopeful that much of this remains in place regardless of what the future of ACA looks like, one key lever must be retained to continue the progress made toward prevention of many serious and costly diseases: the Prevention and Public Health Fund (PPHF).
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These standards must be retained in order to insulate our economy from oil price manipulation; to protect the international competitiveness of the American auto industry, one of our most valuable manufacturing sectors; and to save U.S. families and businesses money, which will increase consumer spending and drive economic growth.
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His arrival gave them three reserves — along with Geno Smith and Bryce Petty, a fourth-round pick in 2015 — behind Ryan Fitzpatrick, whom they expected to re-sign, and established the possibility that all four would be retained Saturday, when rosters must be trimmed to the 53-man limit.
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The chairman of the University System of Maryland's Board of Regents announced his resignation Thursday, a stunning turnabout barely 48 hours after the board recommended that the University of Maryland's head football coach D. J. Durkin be retained — a decision that the university's president overturned a day later.
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"If information is identified from your device that suggests the commission of a separate criminal offense, other than the offense(s) under investigation, the relevant data may be retained and investigated by the police," according to written statement to victims and witnesses that will accompany the consent form.
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There will be no fewer than eight Brexit bills: a "Great Repeal Bill", which will incorporate existing EU legislation into British law so that it can be retained or rejected in the future, and seven other bills dealing with issues ranging from immigration to the establishment of new regulatory agencies.
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The reduction in the overall exposure to the Master Trust funding program combined with the retention of one of the facilities is a potential credit positive for the company, assuming Master Trust 2013 will ultimately be retained and will be able to raise capital at or near existing interest rate levels.
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The CVA, outlined by BHS's owners earlier this month, proposed that 77 of its most viable stores would be retained at current rents, though paid monthly rather than quarterly, for three years, while a further 47 stores would have a reduced equivalent monthly rent of either 75 percent or 50 percent.
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Nonetheless, his interaction with technology is intimate—not only because what his device collects about cosmic rays will be retained by his own body (as opposed to being stored on the so-called cloud) but also in the sense that you can never really know what's inside someone else's head.
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The U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office has criticized the draft Investigatory Powers bill warning about the risks of requiring communications service providers to weaken encryption, and also asserting that no clear case has been made for why the state should require data on all its citizens to be retained for a full year.
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The controversial surveillance legislation passed into UK law in November 2016 — enshrining a system of mass surveillance of digital communications which includes a provision that logs of all Internet users' browsing activity be retained for a full year, accessible to a wide range of government agencies (not just law enforcement and/or spy agencies).
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Pacific Investment Management Co LLC on Tuesday urged the judge in Stearns Holdings LLC's bankruptcy to overrule an objection by the U.S. trustee to the mortgage lender's reorganization that some professionals employed during the case, including lawyers, did not get court approval to be retained and their payment terms were incorporated into a restructuring support agreement.
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Moroso tasked Rubelli, the prestigious Italian fabric company founded in 1858, to bring the print, which existed only as a pattern on graph paper, back to life with just one small alteration — she so loved the way it looked on the paper that she requested the gridded lines be retained in the production of the silk.
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Water-soluble vitamins like vitamin C and the B vitamins, which include folate, leach out of vegetables if you boil them, but some will be retained in the stock, so "use it if you're making soup," said Helen Rasmussen, a senior research dietitian at the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University.
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Provides update to hurricane matthew initial loss projections * Heritage insurance holdings inc - now anticipate estimated losses from hurricane Matthew to be under $100 million * Working to adjust and pay claims of its insured that were impacted by hurricane Matthew * Heritage insurance holdings inc - of estimated $100 million losses, $40 million will be retained by company Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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