"She believes these allegations obviously bear on his character and his fitness, and the denials also bear on his character and fitness," Katz said.
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Eventually, it was too much to bear on my own.
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Prosecutors said Craig's acquittal should not bear on Gates' sentence.
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I bring a tenderness to bear on the whole world.
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Celonis puts software and machine learning to bear on the problem.
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All these things are coming to bear on more conditional industries.
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Mr. Payne brought that perspective to bear on his project, too.
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It will also come to bear on those who are not.
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How many points for a zombie polar bear on Game of Thrones?
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But nudging is now being brought to bear on bigger, harder, problems.
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Guard dogs confront a polar bear on the Franz Josef Land archipelago.
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And sadly, a lost looking polar bear on a defrosting ice cap.
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Republicans in Congress have also brought pressure to bear on climate scientists.
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The instincts that a president brings to bear on foreign policy really matter.
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Neither the magnitude nor target of his response need bear on the provocation.
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Summer is here, and it's time for some hot bear-on-fish action.
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You have to search far and wide to find a bear on Facebook.
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She keeps a human-sized teddy bear on a bed in her home.
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The Trump administration is bringing more market forces to bear on health care.
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That is a burden that America will have to bear on its soul.
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We just have to work with that and put the bear on top.
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None of these matters of professional ethics bear on who owns the copyright.
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This is probably the cost that FAA has to bear on approving 737MAX.
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As some consolation, he could bring his medical expertise to bear on art.
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Somehow, all that comes to bear on "Triumph," a record of steady intensity.
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And there were two primary principles people brought to bear on the transport monopolies.
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And AT&T brought a lot of pressure to bear on Obama administration officials.
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Tech-savvy teachers, turned entrepreneurs can bring design thinking to bear on corporate strategy.
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Such Republicans need to reflect on how speaking up will bear on their legacy.
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I'm not a bear on the dollar, but I'm certainly not a bull either.
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The difference now is Disney bringing a broader focus to bear on that material.
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Christine Downs of Bradbury, California, had a run in with a bear on Sept.
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The exits from Alabama bear on the debate nationally between moderate and liberal Democrats.
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Whatever course the Democrats' inquiry takes, it will bear on the administration's foreign policy.
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In one, a Nazi wearing an arm sling holds a bear on his knee.
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He brought his interests, intellect and knowledge to bear on the world around him.
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Like Sekula, Anne Ryan brought her experience with poetry to bear on abstract art.
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In recent weeks, the Trump administration brought some pressure to bear on Mr. Hernández.
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There is a lot of technology that be brought to bear on this problem.
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Suplari wants to change this by bringing its AI systems to bear on this problem.
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A dollar being sideways which is my view - I'm not a bear on the dollar.
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Carré has been applauded for bringing his anger to bear on some of the world's
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Even the cases that don't directly bear on robot rights make for pretty impressive anecdotes.
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This innovative form of impact investing can bring significant resources to bear on the problem.
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The judgments we bring to bear on one another are not very sound, are they?
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They promised to bring technological and business expertise to bear on reviving the newspaper company.
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Economic pressure has also been brought to bear on companies that depend on revenue from China.
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So maybe they feel that politics, which is all about those things, doesn't bear on them.
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But the set of tools that we could bring to bear on it was really different.
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You drink and drink and do such crazy Grab bear from Ruth throw bear on grill .
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Perhaps I was bringing my own insecurities to bear on a sweet, loving signal from cyberspace.
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This cute nail clipper with Panda bear on it is a Taiwan souvenir from my friend.
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A Wikipedia contributor named Maximilian Doerr put the power of software to bear on the problem.
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I brought many of the projects [I mentioned to you earlier] to bear on this album.
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Pressure must be brought to bear on both Congress and the Supreme Court to remedy this.
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He helped pioneer the concept of assembling business coalitions to bring pressure to bear on Congress.
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Yet, even more can be done to bring pressure to bear on Maduro and his cronies.
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Late in life, Mr. Ruckelshaus brought his Watergate experience to bear on another president under investigation.
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You may also be able to bring relevant skills and expertise to bear on the climate movement.
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I think he has a lot of perspective and experience to bring to bear on these problems.
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The bears have a lot of online human fans who voted for their favorite bear on Facebook.
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The ashes were in a white hard plastic cube with a silver teddy bear on the top.
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If it's a grizzly bear, on the other hand, you should basically just play dead and pray.
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AI team into the fold where it can put its technology to bear on the Box platform.
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In British Columbia, Canada, someone captured a black bear on video they found in their uncle's backyard.
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Part of what Trump tweeted over the past day or so does indeed bear on that issue.
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They help us bring our powers of visual imagination to bear on worlds we can't actually see.
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"We have never brought the full force of modern plant breeding to bear on cannabis," Holmes added.
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So why then shouldn't shareholders be bringing their voices to bear on the activities of a corporation?
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How does that bear on his fitness to investigate various aspects of the Russian election-interference controversy?
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The company's critics acknowledge that efforts to bring public pressure to bear on Facebook have fallen short.
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On Thursday, Cramer highlighted the work of Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi, an outspoken bear on Tesla stock.
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Clinton in Virginia, bringing the force of her own popularity to bear on a suddenly shakier bid.
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These troops bring extraordinary logistics and personnel surge capabilities to bear on the nationwide COVID-19 response.
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If the biggest bear on GE thinks it's going to $11, I say the stock's a buy.
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The way this all would immediately bear on tech investments would be to compress the sector's valuation.
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Trump, as an outsider, is far more likely to bring fresh thinking to bear on VA reform.
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But Morgan Stanley, perhaps the biggest bear on Wall Street on the sector, sees limited upside ahead.
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Otis — an aging bear at around 20 years old — might be the most famous bear on Earth.
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There's a fag butt on the balcony and a picture of a bear on the walls outside.
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Every few months another app promises to bring tech's disruptive power to bear on our most intractable problems.
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In a recent working paper, I brought the analysis of financial systemic risk to bear on this question.
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Dr Deméré and his colleagues therefore brought a third technique, uranium-thorium dating, to bear on the matter.
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"Late Night Feelings", Mark Ronson's recent album, brings modern production techniques to bear on the same retro sound.
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Datadog introduced a container map product today that could help by bringing visualization to bear on the problem.
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He was last seen wearing black sweats, white socks and a gray shirt with a bear on it.
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But we're going to redouble our efforts to bring diplomatic and economic pressure to bear on North Korea.
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Now, Nigel Blamey of Brock University, in Ontario, Canada, has brought some evidence to bear on the question.
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No matter what the impetus, he brought to bear on each effort a kind of photographic perfect pitch.
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But "it appears we're at the precipice of what the market will bear" on cost-sharing, Jennings says.
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And also to dwell on the merits of turning the tools of power to bear on their creators.
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But with each new outbreak, medical groups are bringing new technologies and tactics to bear on the disease.
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Such a meeting would assist in bringing these principles to bear on issues of world peace and nonviolence.
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He was among the scientists who brought this equipment to bear on measuring the explosions from nuclear testing.
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She would bring both her lawyerly and her ministerial capacities to bear on the case of Raymond Crump.
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Such firms also can often throw far more resources to bear on analyzing potential deals than corporations can.
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First and foremost, you should know that the Charmin RollBot is a cute little cartoon bear on wheels.
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Trump wandered into NATO&aposs quiet camp site in Brussels like a big orange bear on a silent night.
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This morning, troopers from District 6, Oracle, responded to a crash involving a bear on SR-77 at Dudleyville.
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Each character brings a different set of tools to bear on the game's play-the-way-you-like settings.
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The idea here is to begin bringing automation to bear on the data pile to help surface meaningful insights.
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The operation was a success, and Webb documented the moment she presented her grandmother with the bear on camera.
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For instance, the massive power brought to bear on delegitimizing the science of climate — that's not a popular project.
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WATSON: WELL, WE'RE STARTING TO SEE THE MARKET FORCES COME TO BEAR ON THE OIL MARKETS IN THIS COUNTRY.
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Only when it has identified these does it bring the full power of the computer to bear on them.
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We need entities with teeth that can bring real consequences to bear on men who we know are abusive.
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Well, so, and we hired an economist to basically, then, begin to bring some science to bear on this.
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Bringing a more authoritarian mien to bear on the urban crisis made Americans feel better about the situation, politically.
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It all explains Mueller's apparent strategy of bringing legal pressure to bear on as many Trumpworld figures as possible.
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Tinkerers, sewers and scientists bring their ideas and 22020-D printers to bear on the shortage of medical supplies.
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Historically, the timelines for bringing vaccines to bear on other pathogens show a much longer arc than 18 months.
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This Iran group will bring all of the US government's resources to bear on softening up the Islamic Republic.
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In short, the government is mandating the use of more ethanol than the country can bear on its own.
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But their most exacting attention to detail was brought to bear on the re-creation of Cuarón's childhood house.
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Well, the president is the "sole organ" of the government in diplomatic relations but that doesn't bear on sanctions.
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He was last seen wearing black sweats, white socks and a gray shirt with a bear on it, said Davidson.
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Bringing the power of machine-learning techniques to bear on robotics seems likely to make robots work a lot better.
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The most pressure may be brought to bear on those delegates from the states at the beginning of the alphabet.
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We both had nutrition and health companies, and now you're bringing double the R&D to bear on that industry.
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He figured there had to be a way to put technology to bear on the problem and Klarity was born.
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He said they thought about that and figured they could put their vast worldwide network to bear on the problem.
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By bringing politics to bear on literary study, reading fiction through what we might call a "feminist lens," Millett broke
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The CBO has a unique role in our democracy, bringing high-quality evidence to bear on important public policy questions.
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The contemporary contributions, especially Ms. D'Souza's essay and Ms. Galindo's video, bring fresh perspectives to bear on the original exhibition.
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She herself saw the grief and forbearance and hope behind the brushwork, the suffering brought to bear on every calligraph.
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She brings it to bear on jazz standards and classic Brazilian fare, always with the help of top-tier accompanists.
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This is huge cost to bear on the sustainable leader, based on how they want to reposition and reset their companies.
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Or is it an invitation to consider what the horrors and triumphs of real life bring to bear on one's fiction?
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It feels as though all the resources that can be brought to bear on this problem are being brought to bear.
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Brockman says the main reason for their success is simply that they brought more computer power to bear on the problem.
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Carroll worried that could amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars, the kind of costs he couldn't bear on his own.
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"By naming and shaming, you might bring attention to the issue and bring additional resources to bear on it," he said.
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I was able to bring my decades-long journalistic experience to bear on a new technology, with mixed but promising results.
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But now, the pop star is bringing her tongue-in-cheek aesthetic to bear on her very own line of footwear.
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Brian Blickenstaff The first bear on German soil in almost two centuries wandered across the border during the 2006 World Cup.
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Or perhaps it will be a giant gummy bear on the plastic buffet table, its ears nibbled away by peckish partygoers?
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"By reimposing the sanctions that were lifted under the JCPOA, that will bring economic pressure to bear on Iran," said Hook.
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I was able to bring my decades-long journalistic experience to bear on a new technology, with mixed but promising results.
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There is much work yet to be done to bring scientific evidence on addiction to bear on the criminal justice system.
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Those obligations signal lawmakers' interest in bringing the power of the Fed's theoretically unlimited balance sheet to bear on the crisis.
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Those obligations signal lawmakers' interest in bringing the power of the Fed's theoretically unlimited balance sheet to bear on the crisis.
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Even so, investigations excel at shining a light on alleged misconduct and bringing political pressure to bear on the White House.
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When Grayson Mulligan left his bear on a Southwest flight over the Thanksgiving holiday, his parents were desperate to find it.
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Since when does race, gender or ethnicity determine the quality of intellectual effort brought to bear on fundamental monetary policy questions?
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Even so, many of the same investigative techniques could still be brought to bear on the task of gathering relevant evidence.
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Langworthy said Collins and his lawyers expressed concerns that litigation by Democrats could come to bear on Collins' other legal proceedings.
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Ms. Mushikiwabo said the report was the first step in increasing pressure the Rwandans will bring to bear on the French.
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The new figures also bear on the debate over Microsoft's patching practices, which generated significant criticism in the wake of the attack.
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Maybe it was his passion for performing, but he brought all of his energy to bear on dressing up and going out.
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The first group, from 13, was dominated by brilliant theorists who brought new analytical approaches to bear on long-standing policy questions.
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Can Herzog bring his trademark attentiveness to bear on what is, in so many ways, a force that is shattering our attention?
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He told Social Tees he was planning on leaving Little Bear on the street if the rescue didn't take the pup in.
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Given how stubborn deflationary pressure has proven in China, regulators appear to be bringing the exchange rate to bear on the problem.
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Keep the world safe from an undead menace by bringing an AC-130 gunship's powerful arsenal to bear on the walking corpses.
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Trump can bring pressure to bear on Mexico -- particularly in regards trade -- to attempt to extract money for the wall from them.
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If you're going to make good monetary policy, then you would want the best economic research brought to bear on the issues.
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The ominous call from Tusa, the biggest GE (GE) bear on Wall Street, promptly sent the stock dropping as much as 10%.
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Congress can hold hearings so the public knows what's going on and political pressure can be brought to bear on the president.
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If we can just focus on our similarities, which outweigh our differences, we can bring our similarities to bear on that problem.
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"He was a little boy, about five, six years old, and he had a Teddy bear on his shirt," Flowers later said.
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At the outset, Mr. Barr acknowledges that he is "in the dark about many facts" that bear on the special counsel's inquiry.
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Still, individually and sometimes in groups, they have brought reason, experience and a sense of history to bear on national security debates.
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Then, as now, various legislative and administrative initiatives were brought to bear on the elimination of the offending businesses and their proprietors.
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Mr. Bond found a lone teddy bear on a store shelf on Christmas Eve in 1956 and began writing stories about him.
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Back channels have in the past been used by presidents as a way to bring American influence to bear on the world.
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They're allowed to bring their own opinions and points of view, and those of their constituents, to bear on how they vote.
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The complaints against Tsachas also come to bear on the role that NYPD policing strategy is playing in this year's presidential election.
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Clearly, concerns about Russian interference with the 2016 presidential election, which bear on the integrity of our democratic institutions, demand congressional attention.
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To solve these issues, the company decided to put the power of its Einstein artificial intelligence engine to bear on the problem.
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If they shared their stories, the Justice Department might bring its power and resources to bear on police misconduct in Ville Platte.
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"It's so wonderful of you to wish to bring your considerable wealth and resources to bear on such a vital issue," he replies.
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The Durango SRT's excellent automatic high-beams were a big help at night spotting deer and a bear on the winding backwoods roads.
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Putin and scientists measure a polar bear on the island of Alexandra Land in the Franz Josef Land archipelago on April 28, 22007.
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Go deeper: Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei write about how 2018 will bring Trump's instincts to bear on trade and North Korea. 6.
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Last year he said he would spend $100m to bring recent advances in computing to bear on the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI).
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We'll also be nearly doubling the size of our product team, bringing new engineering and design resources to bear on all our work.
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Cisco intends to add the Worklife team to the Spark team and try to bring their meeting wisdom to bear on the project.
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If outlaw-minded country music is the context you bring to bear on listening to Mr. Simpson, it will feel like a rejection.
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As the weight of the prediction comes to bear on the family, they are brought closer by their shared bad luck and shame.
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In a recently published study that we conducted with our fellow sociologist David Kirk, we bring fresh data to bear on this issue.
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Which means that over course of 20163, she'll undoubtedly increase her international profile, bringing her notorious lack of tact to bear on geopolitics.
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Did you hear about the time 133 flights were cancelled at London's Heathrow Airport because there was a polar bear on the runway?
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Did you hear about the time 25 flights were cancelled at London's Heathrow Airport because there was a polar bear on the runway?
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We need sanctions, a moral compass and immediate legal council to bear on countries' actions to protect what is left of the planet.
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"China is still falling far short of what it could bring to bear on North Korea in terms of pressure," the official said.
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Pollan's sources of information heavily represent metaphysical constructs of psychological theories brought to bear on the psychedelic experience rather than rigorous neuroscientific analysis.
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Officials say the new approach could also bring more pressure to bear on China to use its own levers of influence against North Korea.
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After posting a picture of her daughter with a teddy bear on the straps of her stroller, she got some helpful responses from others.
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But all nominees are united in their belief that what they think about a precedent should not bear on how they will decide cases.
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The work brings a refusal to sensationalize the spectacle of black death to bear on the questions of the construction of race and violence.
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Certainly, it will help store, process and understand an ever-increasing amount of data, and put machine learning to bear on it as well.
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But certain fundamentally legal principles about due process, the presumption of innocence, and fairness do bear on my thinking, and I cannot abandon them.
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SAP could build a similar product to Qualtrics, or they could simply buy it and put the massive SAP salesforce to bear on it.
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"We should have an opportunity there to put some pressure to bear on the malcontents that are causing problems in our community," he said.
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A local entrepreneur, Anna Rys, wants to do her part to shut down the smog by bringing tech to bear on the environmental problem.
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The co-founders, Yoav Levy and Yonatan Appel decided to bring their years of cyber security experience to bear on securing the connected car.
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Instead, Mr Trump has cosied up to Mr Xi, apparently in the hope that he would bring Chinese pressure to bear on North Korea.
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Organized labor is the one group within their party that can bring organizational strength and an extensive ground game to bear on the elections.
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But when it investigates the paranormal, Fortean Times brings painstaking research and analysis to bear on topics that most sensible observers would dismiss immediately.
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If sanctions are to be effective, the collateral damage to U.S. companies should not eclipse the pressure brought to bear on their Russian targets.
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So, too, did the justices in the late 1930s not respond to the public pressure President Franklin Roosevelt brought to bear on the court.
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The notion that Trump had directed that pressure be brought to bear on AT&T over CNN and its Time Warner deal isn't new.
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Rogers and his team brought their collective knowledge to bear on a central problem: how to leverage technology and make it work for kids.
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Chelsea Handler bid farewell to her rescue dog, Tammy, which she affectionately called Bear, on Friday and her send-off was a total tearjerker.
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Still other paintings from the early 1990s harness the austerity of Berthot's 1960s strict abstraction, bringing it to bear on more fluid, untamed elements.
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But certain fundamental legal principles—about due process, the presumption of innocence, and fairness—do bear on my thinking, and I cannot abandon them.
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"Certain fundamental legal principles about due process, presumption of innocence and fairness do bear on my thinking and I cannot abandon them," she said.
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He will ultimately bring that same character to bear on the Supreme Court, an institution in which he is uniquely prepared to serve immediately.
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I threw a football and won a teddy bear on the first try, which is not a skill I thought I had in me.
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If we get a case where there's a bear on the premises and it won't leave, it's usually because it's a mama with cubs.
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" Importantly — at least from the standpoint of the degree of pressure brought to bear on Ukraine— the whistleblower said that in early August "U.
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It makes a conjecture more abstract and more complicated to state, but it also allows mathematicians to bring more techniques to bear on the problem.
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In the second, it's still unclear whether there in fact exist classified tools that could have been brought to bear on the device in question.
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Marvel felt comfortable letting Waititi bring his sensibilities to bear on the material, even if it might go a step too far for some viewers.
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They are not unusual in themselves, but they do each bring a different set of skills and experiences to bear on a project like this.
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There are too many hands to point to a particular one or 10 that indicate the power Pluribus was bringing to bear on the game.
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The judge must decide whether the $100 million Uber settlement is fair, and the total potential damages at play will likely bear on his analysis.
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Some of these people are bringing new technologies and techniques to bear on the deeply political practice of mapping the spaces in which we live.
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And so our folks have developed an unfortunate competency in this area, and we will, of course, bring every resource to bear on the issue.
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Barr has spent several weeks redacting sections from the Mueller report that cite grand jury testimony, include classified information or bear on active legal cases.
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There was a creepy teddy bear on the shelf that looked completely out of place like a piece of bait thrown sloppily on a hook.
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"Certain fundamental legal principles about due process, the presumption of innocence and fairness do bear on my thinking and I cannot abandon them," she said.
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It's a job that, as its title implies, brings analytic thinking to bear on disparate data and thus is usually safe from talk of automation.
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Lawyers think about these issues and come up with proposed ideas, but it doesn't really bear on his fitness to be on the Supreme Court.
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"There's a whole range of needs we're going to have that the manufacturing might of the automakers could be brought to bear on," she said.
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This is the tactic — find superior ingredients and bring some fancy kitchen tricks to bear on them — favored by most of the South's prominent restaurants.
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"In this way, the views of the global community and the lessons of international experience are brought to bear on national policies," the fund says.
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When we're faced with difficult issues about the past that bear on the present, it is tempting to take these tests as proof of identity.
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So it should come as no surprise that some women are seeking other ways to bring consequences to bear on men who have raped them.
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But if you see a bear on your deck, or hear noises and think there's one in your house, just stomp and yell and bang.
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Kermode brings his sprawling, idiosyncratic movie knowledge to bear on the week's new releases, his impassioned raves and furious rants offset by the deadpan Mayo.
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Mr. Qassim's petition, along with others, was kept in abeyance as cases that would inevitably bear on it traveled up and down the legal system.
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He's not the first NFL star to join Bear on the show ... Drew Brees conquered the challenge last year ... and Deion Sanders survived before that.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Kate, Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, danced with Paddington Bear on Monday, delighting children on her return to royal duties after suffering acute morning sickness.
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Zac Efron grew up playing in the outdoors, but finding himself face to face with a bear on a recent hike isn't something he was expecting.
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A fact of the modern world, sadly overlooked in the referendum, is bringing itself to bear on Britain: control and autonomy are not the same thing.
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Sam Byford, my colleague at The Verge and fellow Brit in Japan, swears by TunnelBear — primarily, he says, because it has a bear on the logo.
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But it also has the function of connecting folk traditions to contemporary club spaces, bringing the weight of the past to bear on implicitly futurist music.
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Recognizing that the implementation of the Volcker Rule would bring significant negative consequences to bear on business, the U.S. Chamber opposed the rule from the outset.
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"There is room for eliminating or relaxing aspects of the implementing regulation that do not directly bear on the Volcker Rule's main policy goals," Powell said.
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With that comes immense institutional knowledge that can be brought to bear on the challenges facing federal agencies, thus informing the decisions of any political leadership.
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"My interest, as an entrepreneur, is to bring private financing to bear on a huge social problem that has destroyed millions of lives," De Flavio said.
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"A Stone" finds him bringing a Balearic sense of airy melancholy to bear on a supple, lithe rhythmic framework, all bolstered by glassily ethereal synth textures.
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This is also an unusually literate movie, one that cites Heisenberg's own famous uncertainty principle the better to bring it to bear on the scenario itself.
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I expect you to bring all your experience to bear on our current troubling problems and do that which is right according to constitution and law.
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Add in the potential for Tesla to make $2 billion in free cash flow in 2021, and Binger wasn't a total bear on the polarizing stock.
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Starting this week, the online company will carry whole-bean coffee and ground coffee label Happy Belly and bottled baby food label Mama Bear on its website.
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My colleagues and I were asked by the art historian Maximiliaan Martens whether we could, with such high-resolution scans, bring mathematics to bear on the problem.
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When I ask a question, I generally want to receive an answer, not a competing variety of quotes that may or may not bear on your inquiry.
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The work in Attachments was borne out of Donahue's decision to accept what these realities bring to bear on her studio practice, both the challenges and joys.
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Renewed pressure has been brought to bear on the industry by P.T.C. advocates like Robert Sumwalt of the N.T.S.B. and Sarah Feinberg of the Federal Railroad Administration.
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In the past few years regulators have focused on enabling consumers to exercise as much choice as they can, to bring competitive pressure to bear on providers.
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Now we all hope for the same thing for him: the opportunity to go an ice-skating date with a big ol' gay bear on broadcast television.
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He regularly consults with mayors of other major cities and sees opportunities for fruitful collaboration, from sharing ideas to bringing collective pressure to bear on vehicle manufacturers.
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Flavio is a friendly guy with a lot of ideas about what it will take to bring big data to bear on the problems of everyday existence.
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With hindsight, politicians in Britain were too blithe about the pressures that migration from new EU member states in eastern Europe brought to bear on public services.
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He put one hand—fingers in the shape of an L—to his forehead; his legs jutted back and forth like a dancing bear on a pendulum.
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The Workers Party said the Army commander's comments widely reported by Brazilian media had brought undue pressure to bear on the Supreme Court to rule against him.
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Analog electronic circuits are a powerful tool to bring to bear on these difficult problems — and a new compiler from MIT makes programming them much, much easier.
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After revealing the "powerhouse in pigtails" had a taxidermy bear on the show, costar Siggy Flicker tweeted at PETA, which Josephs claims led to some scary backlash.
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In some cases direct political pressure — not just the collateral damage of service disruption — appears to be being brought to bear on them by the Russian state.
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After all, even the biggest long-term bear on the institutional side of the business has to be "in the market" if it's rallying into year-end.
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Meyer is an expert on underreporting, and in the latest paper he brings some big administrative data to bear on the extreme poverty questions: IRS tax records.
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Later works, including "Hurlyburly" in 1984, brought the same coruscating moral vision to bear on other warlike ecosystems, like Hollywood, where he often worked as a screenwriter.
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They run the gamut from tax breaks for renters, to calls for more affordable housing funds, to plans for bringing federal muscle to bear on zoning reform.
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Having Stutz on board could help stabilize the situation somewhat, as he brings more than 25 years of solid software company experience to bear on the company.
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The Russian restaurant Bear, on 31st Avenue near 12th Street, closed last spring after five years, and Astor Bake Shop, on Astoria Boulevard, had a similar run.
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Federal civil rights, voting rights and open housing legislation all passed, in part, through the pressure he brought to bear on Congress, presidents and wider democratic institutions.
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As a doctor, I can be particularly hard on myself, because I feel I ought to bring all of my expertise to bear on my own children.
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Here are 10 White Walker/wight lessons we — and the members of the happy hunting party — learned about our Northern friends in "Beyond the Wall": Bear on fire.
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We take inspiration from their personal stories and know that they will bring various backgrounds, cultures, and interests of their communities to bear on their work in Washington.
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By updating sections of the Copyright Act, the Music Modernization Act brings free-market principles to bear on how music providers compensate songwriters through performance and mechanical royalties.
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And it remains to be seen how the primary results from states such as New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina bear on the race in the coming weeks.
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The photo of a lone polar bear on a tiny fragment of floating ice has become a powerful symbol of the impacts of global warming in the Arctic.
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They want to use the new investment to build on the data they have collected over the last 6 years to put automation to bear on the problem.
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He also said that Dunford had said that he would bring pressure to bear on China to act on North Korea during the Chinese leg of his trip.
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To the Editor: The next president must bring the weight of the office to bear on three high-risk threats that are of low but increasing probability. 1.
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It is, rather, to expose the facile thinking that is often brought to bear on this subject when the people committing suicide are old, or sick, or infirm.
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"Sometimes though, after people's minds get focused because a criminal charge is brought to bear on them, they have to retain counsel, they go to court," he said.
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That would allow for a better offensive strategy: bringing the power of the state to bear on the people deploying the robot armies to attack commerce or democracy.
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Of course, it's in the news right now because there are a lot of people who want to bring this antitrust pressure to bear on Facebook and maybe Google.
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Bera is also concerned about pressure being brought to bear on millennials from their parents' generation, leading them to buy a home for the wrong reasons — someone else's reasons.
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And what's decried as an independent, even unruly career civil service is a critical guarantee that true, generally apolitical expertise is brought to bear on matters of public consequence.
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Dulce was last seen wearing a yellow shirt with a koala bear on the front, black and white checkered pants with a flower design, and white sandals, police said.
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C. Stephen Tusa, Jr., the biggest GE bear on Wall Street, warned in a research report last week that investors are overvaluing GE Aviation while underestimating the business's risks.
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The Koreans are better known for their prowess in short track, but the Dutchman is bringing his vast experience to bear on honing their technique over the longer distances.
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She brings her distinct realism to bear on a cheesy Super Bowl commercial, transforming the ad into a French, lesbian, art-house drama with the power of her stare.
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"There is room for eliminating or relaxing aspects of the implementing regulation that do not directly bear on the Volcker Rule's main policy goals," Powell said in prepared testimony.
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" Another mother, going by the name Momma Bear on Instagram, also shared photos of her foster children, writing, "When @taylorswift invites you to her final dress rehearsal, you go.
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Cody Kunau and his friend Samantha were driving to the Yakutat Lodge in Alaska for dinner when they encountered a large grizzly bear on the side of the road.
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You don't think I learned a lot of football along the trail as a reporter and a columnist that I can now bring to bear on a daily basis?
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Henry Cavill's adorable pooch has been globetrotting with his master a lot lately, and photos of his "traveling bear" on Instagram are a vacation from your typical feed fodder.
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StemExpress paid Planned Parenthood to break the law, divulging confidential patient medical information in order to bring outside market forces to bear on pregnant women making life-altering decisions.
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It not only brings some revelations to bear on where you are, it's also an exercise in what can be achieved working with free resources and a limited budget.
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That fits well with the mission of Stanford's new Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, which aims to bring multidisciplinary expertise to bear on the challenges that AI poses.
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There was something eerily composed in his manner as he described the level of violence the United States military would be willing to bring to bear on its enemies.
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Normally, when these headwinds are blowing in the face of the agriculture community, you might see some pressure brought to bear on more extreme measures to alleviate those concerns.
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Like the polar-bear-on-ice-floe trope, the CGI rhino implies that a particular animal species has reached a point of no return, a state of irrevocable loss.
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He was praised for his work with the young Rodgers, and he will now have the opportunity to bring his skills to bear on the Cowboys' Dak Prescott, 26.
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"What's great about this study," he said, is that it brings whole genomes to bear "on breed development," which is something that appears to date back only 200 years.
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Pop music has always been a result of teamwork, but in recent years hypercollaborative approaches have become prevalent, with stars bringing legions of contributors to bear on single songs.
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On Thursday, the contradictions between the president and his top staff raised a pressing question: Which version of Washington will come to bear on Mexico in the coming months?
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But in 803, economists Alan Krueger and David Card brought hard data to bear on the question and published a groundbreaking paper that forced economists to reconsider the issue.
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In a series of tweets this week, Jordan revealed that his "idiot furry son" had successfully been bribed with a deer bone by a neighborhood bear on three separate occasions.
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Wall Street's self-proclaimed biggest bear on Target upgraded the stock Monday, saying he sees a buying opportunity from its recent weakness, which was fueled by concerns about Amazon competition.
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Around the world, tech startups are partnering with NGOs to bring machine learning and artificial intelligence to bear on problems that the international aid sector has wrestled with for decades.
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"A merger is not of itself necessarily a good operation," the CEO said, adding the government had brought no pressure to bear on the bank to find a merger partner.
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"We … wanted to bring some of the customization that one sees with online publishing services like Blurb and Milk to bear on museum publishing," Mark told Hyperallergic in an email.
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S. talks in Beijing next week to discuss ways to bring greater pressure to bear on North Korea to abandon its nuclear ambitions, a senior U.S. official said on Tuesday.
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While my fellow passengers and I were ashore, exploring the stark, black and white landscape, we spotted a polar bear on a small island a couple of hundred yards away.
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Sarksyan criticized Turkey's position over its aspiration to join the European Union, saying Ankara was trying to use a policy of dictatorship to bring pressure to bear on the bloc.
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Well, you don't get to host a regular party at Watergate if you're only popping over every so often to eat schnitzel and drink that beer with the bear on.
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But not being able to attend a Take That concert because your parents fear a terrorist attack or a polar bear on the loose (which actually did happen in 1972)?
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The question, then, is whether colleges and universities welcome and celebrate viewpoint diversity...thinking and scholarship are enhanced when we bring diverse viewpoints to bear on our most pressing issues.
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The revenue should also be directed towards addressing the burdens many communities will bear on the impacts of climate change and from the policies that need to address climate change.
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"The burden that both our troops and our families bear in any wartime situation is going to bear on how I see these conflicts," Mr. Obama said the next day.
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Putin's immediate aim of easing or ending the crippling sanctions the United States and Europe have brought to bear on Russia depends heavily on the outcome of the Ukraine crisis.
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Facebook has stubbornly refused to bring fact-checking to bear on political ads, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg defending candidates' ability to speak freely, even if that means lying in ads.
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Angus also happens to be the only bear on this list who is also a bear, which makes him just slightly more of a bear than all these other bears.
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Even without the political horse-trading, the politics surrounding the de Blasio administration's deep reluctance to bring the force of law to bear on New York's Orthodox communities is clear.
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There was also another time where Bridgett and I orchestrated this great comeback visit from a lost teddy bear on Christmas Eve -- I'd found a replacement -- and that was fun.
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"You have courageously brought the Christian gospel to bear on the question of race in all of its urgent dimensions," King wrote Graham in a letter dated August 31, 1957.
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To secure future savings, and to ensure that designated areas reflect the latest and best science, the time has come to bring modern mapping technologies to bear on the problem.
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The challenge today is the one faced by Anthony and Willard: how to bring the outrage over male malfeasance to bear on the more far-reaching campaign for women's equality.
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This makes for dramatic contrast to the crisp, flat rectilinearity of the two Boettis, but it is also anathema to textiles, bringing all weight to bear on that single point.
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Still, if it's to be reconciliation, there is quite a bit of room to maneuver — different levels of ambition and chutzpah that Democrats might bring to bear on the process.
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Perhaps there is some as-yet-unknown criminal investigation in the works that could bring pressure to bear on Weisselberg and induce him to testify against Trump or face charges himself.
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Bannon, carving out an alternative view, said on Monday that the pressure brought to bear on Qatar amounted to one of the most successful foreign policy achievements of Trump's young presidency.
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As a consequence of work they reported in August on a phenomenon called the Lyman-alpha transition, they think they can bring a technique called laser cooling to bear on antihydrogen.
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"I, Daniel Blake" tells the story of a joiner put out of work by a heart attack, and brings a cold light to bear on Britain's impersonal and inflexible welfare system.
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They are simply a human evil, the ultimate symbol of what kind of nightmare we are willing to bring to bear on one another in our quest for dominance and violence.
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We&aposve made it clear that we are continuing to bring economic and diplomatic pressure to bear on North Korea that all options are on the table to achieve that end.
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For years now, climate scientists and leading economists have called for treating climate change with the same resolve we brought to bear on Germany and Japan in the last world war.
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This will require bringing national and sustained public outcry to bear on the President, the Justice Department and Congress with a simple message: Preserve the office and protect its work product.
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Wu brings all his practices in different mediums and technological platforms to bear on a series of singular, intermedial works and vignettes containing various configurations of painting, video projection and sculpture.
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On June 25, RoseAnn DeMoro, leader of the union National Nurses United, tweeted an image of the grizzly bear on California's state flag with a knife sticking out of its back.
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Combining two of the three firms he cares about could, in theory, focus his energies, streamline decision-making and bring his assertive personality more effectively to bear on promoting the companies.
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And the power to reshape other species, scientists and bioethicists say, raises questions that are both unique to animals and may bear on the looming prospect of fiddling with our own.
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"The United States does intend, lawfully and for good reason, to bring heavy pressure to bear on the Iranian leadership to change their ways," Newstead said, according to the news service.
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The EU's idea is that if they punish Paul Ryan's constituents by levying new taxes on Wisconsin's Harley-Davidson motorcycles, it will induce Ryan to bring pressure to bear on Trump.
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"Despite our best efforts to bring the university's resources to bear on this virus, we are still faced with uncertainty — and the considerable unease brought on by uncertainty," Mr. Bacow wrote.
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Shots of a polar bear on the ice floes near Baffin Island and the eroded forms of the Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy showcase the east coast's natural beauty.
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Truly improving the representativeness of Congress requires increasing not just the number of women in Congress, but the diversity of women's experiences brought to bear on agenda-setting and decision-making.
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In his Berlinale documentary, Gomes brings an anthropological eye to bear on the way in which the townsfolk work, asking whether they work for money or for the pleasure of it.
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He can bring a variety of abilities to bear on his Legofied foes, and he's even got access to a "Slime Shooter" vehicle to dish out an extra dose of funky.
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That research and expertise come to bear on the day we unveil our annual Overseas Retirement Index, in which we name and rank the top places to retire abroad right now.
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The next step was the essential one—to show how the reformulation in terms of Frobenioids made it possible to bring genuinely new and powerful techniques to bear on a potential proof.
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Pompeo warned that Iran was set to face the "strongest sanctions in history" that would bring "unprecedented financial pressure" to bear on the regime — unless it made sweeping changes to its behavior.
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Pregnant Kate Middleton and her husband Prince William met the famous Paddington Bear on Monday in a surprise appearance at the cuddly character's namesake train station in London along with Prince Harry.
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Activists say they're just one vote away from bringing it to a vote in the Senate, and are planning a major push on February 27 to bring pressure to bear on lawmakers.
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In my experience, it is frustratingly rare to find a problem where academic number theory can be brought to bear on a recreational problem, so I was thrilled to find this one.
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It is when someone brings their consciousness to bear on the perception of my works that its uncertainty becomes certain and it becomes, for them, a painting, a drawing, or a sculpture.
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If Trump makes good on his promise to make deportation of undocumented immigrants, you can expect police to bring the same measures they use in serious crimes to bear on this task.
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The intrigue: Per Quartz, Kobold employs experts in fields ranging from quantum computing to economic geology and says it can bring advanced digital tech to bear on finding supplies outside the DRC.
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Germany's BSI federal cyber protection agency disclosed the cyber attack dubbed "Berserk Bear" on June 13, citing efforts by hackers to penetrate the computer networks of many German energy and electricity providers.
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The national security team still believes there's room to bring more pressure to bear on North Korea and the clients supporting the state before launching a full-scale economic confrontation against China.
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Park officials tranquilized another bear on Friday and released it with a GPS tracking collar while they examined its DNA, but that animal has also now been ruled out as the attacker.
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A paper published in this week's Nature by Katherine Zink and Daniel Lieberman, two of Dr Wrangham's colleagues at Harvard, brings some evidence to bear on these questions, particularly that of chewing.
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It would be a great shame if young Britons did not bring this to bear on a referendum that will do so much to define the Britain of 2030, 2050 and beyond.
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If modern techniques can similarly be brought to bear on other unimproved crops of little interest to the big seed companies, such as millet and yams, the yield-bonuses could be enormous.
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In their new documentary, "Unlocking the Cage," D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus bring their relaxed, acute observational style of filmmaking to bear on a thorny tangle of legal and philosophical questions.
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Even on that level, it's less about preserving the past and just trying to bring some understanding of the past to bear on what's happening now, because there's just so much misunderstanding.
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Mr. Vehi opened each urchin Cadaqués-style, with a large, curved knife, bringing its blade to bear on the sea urchin as he rotated it in the palm of his free hand.
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I THINK AMERICA HAS TO THINK VERY HARD, THOUGH, ABOUT THE BALANCE OF WHAT PRESSURE THEY BRING TO BEAR ON AMERICAN COMPANIES AND MAKE THEM UNCOMPETITIVE BY RAISING THE RATES TOO HIGH.
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"I treasure freedom as the greatest asset you can possibly bring to bear on your life, but freedom is a very lonely affair and it is exhausting to maintain it," he said.
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How, that is, is it rational to say today that there can be no possible evidence in the future that could bear on the punishment that a decades-from-now prisoner deserves?
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So what standard should the Senate use in evaluating the claims made by Dr. Blasey and in deciding how they bear on Judge Kavanaugh's fitness for a seat on the Supreme Court?
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"I am not going to allow this trial to drag on or encompass a bunch of irrelevant stuff" that does not bear on whether Mr. Manafort is guilty or innocent, he said.
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"The Crown Jewel" (2020), a totemic stack of irregular wood and ceramic blocks, glazed deep blue with gashes of candy red, teetered over us, tall as a bear on its hind legs.
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A powerful painkiller has brought "its soft hammer to bear on his habit of silence," so that stories of his exploits, failures, and secrets emerge in a non-chronological, occasionally cartoonish manner.
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This month, Mr. Gorka told CNN that the group would bring private industry expertise to bear on a range of issues, including cybersecurity, veterans affairs and the modernization of government technological systems.
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She brings both to bear on this detailed account of how the drug was created, aggressively marketed to doctors, readily prescribed and then enabled to spread through all economic strata of society.
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Walley-Beckett wants to bring the long-term psychological explorations, story arcs and heady themes of virtuosic TV, as well as its production values, to bear on the lighthearted, primarily episodic novel.
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"We want to be about good food but also about some fun," said Mr. Flory, proudly showing a customer his arctic-themed "beer cave" with a giant simulated polar bear on top.
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According to the state Department of Public Safety, the pair were hunting Saturday near Carter Lake south of Anchorage when they spied and shot a black bear on a ridge above them.
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And it will harm the public by bringing the weight of the government to bear on one side of a public debate, chilling the exercise the freedom of speech and the press.
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Social democracy's success in representing the organized working class and attracting a substantial slice of middle class votes depended on the influence it could bring to bear on national corporations, and national governments.
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Bringing the US government's negotiating power to bear on drug prices would be a huge first step in helping people who don't have the kind of health insurance that make my lifestyle possible.
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Which is exactly the kind of serious, knock-on consequence that's possible when unproven 'disruptive' technologies change existing dynamics and bring new pressures to bear on a critical and sensitive industry like healthcare.
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They bring a supposedly objective eye to bear on lives that defy notions of objectivity, focusing on subjects for whom the gaze of culture (and family) has often been a source of pain.
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The Master of Fine Arts in Social Practice emphasizes public policy, with a goal of empowering the next generation of artists to bring their studio practice to bear on questions of social justice.
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By way of a response to Linklater's letter, he will be joined by six artists and educators who will bring their own expertise to bear on the questions he has for the Met.
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As a senior diplomat dealing with human rights, he brought the power of the reformist foreign ministry to bear on the secretive health ministry, which flatly denied that any abuse was taking place.
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Richard, who grew up in the despised German Democratic Republic, brings his own experience as a second-class German to bear on his welfare work for a large group of fugitives from Libya.
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Insurance might well be the last frontier for disruptive innovation, but now, a generation of insurance tech startups is bringing new data models and product experience talent to bear on this sclerotic industry.
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It's a no-win situation for the Federal Reserve these days, as academics criticize the central bank for bringing all manner of ills to bear on the domestic, and even the global, economy.
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The press, by signal-boosting these disclosures, makes these accusations more credible to voters who don't really understand that these disclosures, however problematic, don't bear on the fundamental fairness of the November election.
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They represented the very best parts of my life, and having one go missing was more than I could bear on a Sunday afternoon fifteen minutes before I needed to open my bar.
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Concerns over total habitat loss are often focused on arctic climates (who hasn't seen some environmentalist poster of a sad polar bear on a melting glacier?), desert dwellers are also at high risk.
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He brings his scrutiny to bear on contemporary masters of fiction, such as Don DeLillo and Philip Roth, as well as the "twin peaks" of his literary education, Vladimir Nabokov and Saul Bellow.
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It is fair and reasonable in a democratic society for people to speak up and attempt to bring political pressure and public opinion to bear on officer holders in order to affect policy.
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The best paintings bring Mr. Monaghan's own generational perspective (he was born in 1986) to bear on the Imagists' legacy, dropping their rubbery and pugnacious figures into narratives of contemporary surveillance and voyeurism.
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The startup she had founded, Celmatix, would bring the power of big data and cutting-edge genetic testing to bear on a problem that had long resisted comprehensive understanding and reliable treatment: infertility.
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His works include wall-hanging, free-standing, and installation pieces, all comprised of found materials that very much bring a sense of their own history to bear on his austere and moving compositions.
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The tattoo of the Teddy bear on her arm was for 10-year-old Joseph, the initials on her chest for 6-year-old Layla, who is named for the famous rock song.
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There are a few biographies of him, but there hasn't been anything like Steve Inskeep's revelatory "Imperfect Union," a fresh look that brings 21st-century vision to bear on the 19th-century story.
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Iconographically, its rhino invokes an elegiac sense of pathos akin to that of polar-bear-on-ice-floe imagery, the latter of which is pervasive to the point of cliché in environmental advocacy.
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"I also think that the pressure that is being brought to bear on the (Manhattan) District Attorney's office demanding that an indictment or prosecution of Mr. Weinstein proceed is inappropriate pressure," he added.
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"The United States sees Cuba's role for what it is, and we will continue to bring pressure to bear on Cuba until the people of Venezuela are free," Pence told reporters traveling with him.
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"There should be no doubt that delisting and trophy hunting the grizzly bear on ancestral tribal and treaty lands threatens irreparable harm to those sites and to tribal sovereignty and religious freedom," Grier said.
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I spoke to Brother Phap Dung, a senior monk and teacher at Plum Village, the Buddhist community founded by the Zen master and author Thich Nhat Hanh, about bringing mindfulness to bear on fear.
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Health at Scale, a startup with founders who have both medical and engineering expertise, wants to bring machine learning to bear on healthcare treatment options to produce outcomes with better results and less aftercare.
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In the future, it may become a real product, but to do so, Google will still have to bring a far larger team to bear on the project and invest significant resources into it.
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John Bolton, the US national security adviser, has been one of the top proponents of ratcheting up US actions against Venezuela to bring more pressure to bear on the Maduro regime, the sources said.
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The effects of the robotic bears also appeared similar to the effects of the avatar bear on the tablet, said Jennifer Emond, pediatrics researcher at Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine in Hanover, New Hampshire.
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And he specializes in bringing massive amounts of data to bear on the question of social mobility in America: which communities have it, how they got it, and what we can learn from them.
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Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, he brought this poignant and hushed lyricism to bear on a series of vibrantly contemplative paintings, many densely packed with compressed, circular figurations reminiscent of indigenous Australian dot paintings.
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I think that intellectual diversity can include historical diversity, the degree you bring historical facts to bear on your findings and arguments, and not just parochial debates as to what is happening right now.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat and vocal critic of Mr. Trump, landed on the same day that even broader scrutiny came to bear on the president, his administration and his business from House Democrats.
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Also, we're following these criminal prosecutions, making sure we're paying close attention so somehow those don't go away, whatever pressures might be brought to bear on the people who might bring up those charges.
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And here's where the impossibility of this team comes to bear: On any given night, when Curry is shimmying and shooting and Thompson is his metronomic shooting self, Durant is the team's third option.
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Traditional PE firms like KKR and Blackstone have added technology specialists in recent years, exploring how to bring information about the companies they own and the economy at large to bear on their investments.
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Divorce has colored the life and work of the writer-director Noah Baumbach, and he brings all that experience to bear on "Marriage Story," a comedy-drama about the agonies and possibilities of uncoupling.
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But unlike most of those other actors, who've brought their stardom to bear on masks and capes and facial scarring, Mr. Hemsworth is more a star as Thor than he is playing anybody else.
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But in those previous eras members of Congress of both parties also recognized the gravity of their responsibility and brought far more open minds, not just their partisan identities, to bear on the evidence.
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Mr. Holdsworth forged a relentlessly exploratory approach to harmony, which he brought to bear on both the guitar and the SynthAxe, a guitarlike synthesizer that allowed him added control over his tone and flow.
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"And if the economy starts to slow down, particularly the housing data, and that broadens out, I think that will bring a lot of pressure to bear on this trade war strategy," he added.
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"I don't want to speculate about what will happen, but we have a lot of tools in our tool kit, and additional pressure can be brought to bear on the North Koreans," he said. .
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Leigh is a keen and expansive thinker, bringing deep research culled from many sources, including ethnography, African and African diasporic history, architectural history, and feminist theory (no doubt among others), to bear on her sculptures.
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Like an eyebrow piercing or a Hot Topic shirt with a grungy Care Bear on it, what makes something fun and edgy in the '90s or early 2000s won't pack the same oomph in 2016.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping looks too much like Winnie the Pooh, apparently, so the regime had to go ahead and ban any mentions of the big yellow bear on the internet, according to BBC News.
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Through 1955 Capital, Chung hopes to bring the resources of developed economies (read money and technology) to bear on the environmental and social problems facing emerging markets — initially in the world's second largest economy: China.
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The new work by Ahmadi and Majumdar clears away one of the biggest of those challenges—bringing an old math question squarely to bear on some of the most important technological questions of the day.
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Still, other than Brie (a standout in NBC's "Community"), and her banter with Maron's character about bringing her creative input to bear on this trivial endeavor, the show tends to feel like pretty unsubstantial fluff.
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And with the entire high-growth group stuck in the grips of the bear on Monday, Cramer also heard from many high-quality growth companies last week that he decided to make a few projections.
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As a former governor of Delaware and a former businessman, I've seen the workforce shift toward a need for employees who can think critically, problem solve, and bring brain power to bear on real problems.
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And that's all before you consider the huge public and political pressure now being brought to bear on the company over data handling and user privacy, as a result of the current data misuse scandal.
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While national politics dominates the news, advocacy groups of all stripes are seeing the benefits in applying the same tools that well-funded political campaigns brought to bear on the electorate to promote particular issues.
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So I am happy that the European leader with whom Trump seems to have the strongest rapport is Macron, who can bring his country's wisdom on "the human basics" to bear on Trump's wild leanings.
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After nearly six weeks of writing this column, I have (as you might imagine) some general thoughts about how these midterms are shaping up, and the forces that have been brought to bear on them.
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" He said that as a human rights advocate, Ms. O'Neill had been "relentless in calling on those with power to bring their influence to bear on the policies and politics that affected those most vulnerable.
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To do so, it's imperative that Christians, in particular, divorce themselves from party purity and find new ways to bring Dr. King's moral vision and his eloquent intonations of faith to bear on current issues.
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Even with all the scholarly thoughtfulness and culinary skill brought to bear on the rest of the menu, the buttermilk-soaked chicken, which sells for $14.95 with two side dishes, remains the most popular order.
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" But he added, "I don't think that should be brought to bear on the question of whether Hector, who didn't have anything to do with it — why is that being raised to color this decision?
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Our research suggests that this new movement looks a lot like the "woman movement" of the early 20th century in that it seeks to bring women's voices to bear on a wide range of issues.
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In the meantime, he's inviting other writers to explore Black Panther — Roxane Gay, poet Yona Harvey, and New York magazine's Rembert Browne, who have brought their talents to bear on recent installments of World of Wakanda.
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Dyne Suh said she had reserved an Airbnb rental in Big Bear on February 17, and had clarified with the host that she could bring two extra friends to the reservation, she told CNN affiliate KTLA.
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One way for the search team to attack a problem of this scale was to put machine learning to bear on it, but it required more than an underlying level of intelligence to make this work.
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"While I am optimistic about the potential to bring technology to bear on the greatest problems in the world, we are on a path that we must tread with deep responsibility, care and humility," he said.
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"I can't worry about all of the noise and all of those things," Hawley said vaguely, skirting one of a series of questions about how the governor's issues are coming to bear on the Senate race.
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So I think it would be unfortunate if we had a ruling before all of the facts were known and specifically facts that might bear on the merits and may have been concealed by the government.
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That process requires checking Nauert's financial history, looking for potential conflicts of interest or any issue that might make a nominee vulnerable to foreign pressure -- part of the usual Senate scrutiny brought to bear on nominees.
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A brother of Minnesota lieutenant governor Ron Golden, a "tough-as-nails Marine who was a big teddy bear on the inside," died after being diagnosed with the virus, according to his sister Minnesota Lt. Gov.
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If Trump is dead set on bringing back torture, he could bring a lot of pressure to bear on his appointees to back them up — or to fire them and replace them with more pliable officials.
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Meijer cited concerns about the capacity of these performers to give informed consent, but was also perhaps responding to pressure brought to bear on the situation by conservative internet groups protesting the content of the show.
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A political source said 5-Star had been opposed to his promotion, seeing him as an insider who would be resistant to the sort of change they want to bring to bear on Italy's lackluster economy.
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As Paul and Angelo run for their lives across Calabrian mountainsides, we learn two important facts that will come to bear on the farmhouse scene: First, Angelo loves his nonna more than anyone in the world.
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Two sculptors, the Austrian native Day Schnabel and Russian-born, French-educated Marguerite Guitou Knoop, bring classical and Cubist elements to bear on American audacity, producing sculptures that look primordial yet modern, accessible while also gnomic.
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"The reason Netanyahu didn't do this before is because of the international pressure that's been brought to bear on him," said Diana Buttu, a Palestinian Canadian lawyer and former spokesperson for the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
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"This shows what could have been done and should have been done 10 years ago if it were not for political influence that Mr. Epstein and his lawyers brought to bear on the process," Boies told CNN.
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Trump will show "energetic leadership" in engaging with foreign nations and "look for ways that he can bring those extraordinary deal-making skills to bear on lessening tensions and solving problems in the world," Pence told NBC.
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"The goal of our effort is to bring all necessary pressure to bear on Iran to change its behavior and to pursue a new framework that can resolve our concerns," senior policy advisor Brian Hook told reporters.
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It's two great actors bringing their own personalities and experience to bear on a fictional scene—Jackie and Max talking, but also Pam and Robert, about trying to age gracefully and remain employable in the entertainment industry.
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Utility ratepayers have been persuaded into using less power and water by invoices that tell them how much they're consuming compared to their neighbors — bringing the power of guilt and social norms to bear on decision making.
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People need catastrophic coverage, but otherwise they should spend their own money whenever possible, because that's the best way to bring normal market pressures to bear on health care services, driving down costs without strangling medical innovation.
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By excluding the most expensive drugs from their plans when cheaper alternatives are available, there is real pressure brought to bear on drugmakers to reduce the cost of prescription medications that Medicare and Medicaid patients rely on.
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It will be published next year by the University of Georgia Press as part of a new series called History in the Headlines, which aims to bring historical expertise to bear on today's most hotly debated issues.
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For months, Shankar had been thinking about how to bring behavioral science to bear on the problems in Flint, where a crisis stemming from lead contamination of the drinking water had stretched on for almost two years.
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"The next question for the administration is the pressure that we can bear on North Korea and those in the region to make sure they are also pressuring the North Korean regime to denuclearize," he said. Sen.
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People need catastrophic coverage, but otherwise they should spend their own money whenever possible, because that's the best way to bring normal market pressures to bear on health care services, driving down costs without strangling medical innovation.
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One thing I learned from Ebert's decades of film criticism was that reviewing movies can matter deeply, as long as critics brings their distinct perspectives and personalities to bear on the films as much as their intellect.
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When she writes, she brings all her academic expertise and rigor to bear on her subject, but the clarity and directness of her language shows non-academic readers exactly why her subject is so important and compelling.
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Comprised of members from anti-bullying research groups, AAA game developers, and some things in between, the board will bring the collective experience of the multi-disciplinary leadership to bear on one of the web's most intractable problems.
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Tusa, a long-time bear on the stock, cited significant liabilities and little free cash flow to support the company's ongoing reset and cut his rating to "underweight" from "neutral", an about-turn from an upgrade in December.
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The great debates have not been around whether those are the key issues, but about how and when to best measure them, whether prosperity is more personal or national, and which other factors also bear on electoral outcomes.
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Facebook's human moderators will now be bringing the company's values to bear on more decisions about content that falls in gray areas, a fact often lost in the discussion of the need for the company to do better.
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In Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War, she brings her keen eye for detail and sharp wit to bear on the dead-serious science of keeping soldiers intact and sane in the extreme conditions of war.
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He said Airbus supported bringing other countries into the program, which is envisioned as a family of systems rather than just a single new aircraft, noting that other countries could bring their expertise to bear on various aspects.
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Tusa, a long-time bear on the stock, cited significant liabilities and little free cash flow to support the company's ongoing reset and cut his rating to "underweight" from "neutral," an about-turn from his upgrade in December.
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Tusa, a long-time bear on the stock, cited significant liabilities and little free cash flow to support the company's ongoing reset and cut his rating to "underweight" from "neutral", an about-turn from his upgrade in December.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States plans to use upcoming talks with top Chinese officials to discuss ways to bring greater pressure to bear on North Korea to abandon its nuclear ambitions, a senior U.S. official said on Tuesday.
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"It is a keyhole through which one gets a lot of insight, and thereby allows us more effectively to bring the huge weight of coalition military power to bear on the battlefield in an effective way," he added.
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Tusa, a long-time bear on the stock, cited significant liabilities and little free cash flow to support the company's ongoing reset and cut his rating to "underweight" from "neutral," an about-turn from an upgrade in December.
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Ms. Bernstein was a polymath who brought her broad knowledge to bear on an array of causes during her time at the Ford Foundation, where she worked from 1983 until 2010, with a break in the early 1990s.
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"Bringing those voices to bear on people who are far more privileged and have much more resources is an important part of having people confront the realities for 60-odd millions of people around the world," Monck said.
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Bruce Klingner, a former CIA Deputy Division chief for Korea told CNN that the new sanctions "do seem to be significant" and were the result of leverage brought to bear on the Chinese government by the White House.
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Los Angeles is taking advantage of tech-enabled entertainment, Seattle on Saas opportunities (thanks to Amazon, Microsoft, Expedia, Zillow, etc.), while the metropolises of the Midwest are ripe for bringing tech tools to bear on food tech opportunities.
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That's because banks are looking for ways to offset the charges they bear on keeping reserves with the central bank while new regulations also require them to put up more capital against unstable, short-term sources of funding.
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I paced around, questioning how sanitary the place was, while Alexander, who by now was calmer than I, took advantage of the sudden suspension of regular order to binge-watch "Masha and the Bear" on his mother's phone.
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He declared an emergency not only under the Stafford Act — which releases disaster-relief funds — but also under the National Emergencies Act, which could trigger dozens of statutory provisions, many of which do not bear on this crisis.
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Mr. Trump campaigned as an iconoclast, but it became clear early in his administration that his disruptiveness was aimed less at bringing fresh thinking to bear on stale policymaking than at assaulting the vital institutions of governance themselves.
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Throughout 2019, she paid $300 a month for methadone treatment at SOAP MAT, a program near her home and job — a cost that she had to bear on her own because health insurance wouldn't pay for that clinic.
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MILAN, June 13 (Reuters) - The head of Italian market watchdog Consob said on Monday he acknowledged that pressure had been brought to bear on him from some members of government, but called the basis of those charges groundless.
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"Some big decisions come out of meetings between the President and foreign leaders that bear on policy direction," says Eric Brewer, a former director for counterproliferation on Trump's National Security Council, who also worked under President Barack Obama.
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The skulls of Teouma were particularly interesting to paleogenomicists not only because they produced the first ancient DNA in the Pacific but because their genetic evidence could be brought to bear on an outstanding debate in the region.
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Bottom line: As different pressures come to bear on each of these companies, they are likely to end up taking roads that differentiate them from their competitors — and make "big tech" less useful as an idea or a category.
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Ms. Simpson does some charming clowning, and Mr. Ortiz frightens away a magnificent beast — a huge puppet that is part tiger, part bear and deserves more than a cameo — like a hiker encountering a black bear on the trail.
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The departures prompted Trip Chowdhry, the managing director of equity research at Global Equities Research, and a noted "uber-bear" on tech stocks, to issue a note on Tuesday claiming Twitter is "toast" and "not even a $220 stock".
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The Trump administration has shown a knack (and a fervor) for finding the parts of the immigration system that give the most power to the government, and bringing their full strength to bear on people who are already vulnerable.
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Mr Bolsonaro was elected on a platform of abolishing privileges, so he must emphasise that message to bring pressure to bear on congress, says Arminio Fraga, a former central-bank director who worked with Mr Tafner on pension reform.
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"We hope we can achieve our collective goal of global sustainability while maximizing the resources each of our institutions brings to bear on this vital issue," Daniel Stoddard, AMNH's chief investment officer, wrote in a letter to environmental groups.
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James Comey's sworn Senate testimony, both written and spoken, is evidence of one political crisis: A president with little regard for rule of law who sees no problem in bringing his influence and authority to bear on federal investigations.
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Wood's decision on who gets to review boxes, hard drives and electronic equipment taken in the April 9 raid of Cohen's home, office and hotel room will bear on how much prosecutors might learn about Cohen's dealings with clients.
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Jerry A. Fodor, one of the world's foremost philosophers of mind, who brought the workings of 21998th-century computer technology to bear on ancient questions about the structure of human cognition, died on Wednesday at his home in Manhattan.
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That might be a myth of course, and "Garry Winogrand," directed by Sasha Waters Freyer, follows the American Masters template in burnishing the artist's legend, even as it also brings a gently skeptical perspective to bear on his achievements.
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On college campuses, meanwhile, an "intersectional" approach to identity promises to make it impossible to ignore differences of race, religion, and politics; by bringing every aspect of one's identity to bear on every situation, moral consistency might be achieved.
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But it does seem to be a large coincidence that Trump found a permanent replacement for Sessions who had an expansive view of a President's power to fire subordinates and how such action could bear on an obstruction case.
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With the matriarch of the Bush family back in the news, we went back into the archives to see what insight our predecessors could bring to bear on a woman who has been in the public eye for many decades.
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"I notified other hotel staff that we had a bear on the back veranda and that I would be attempting to keep the area clear of guests so they didn't walk into a morning surprise," Geesaman told local news station WGME.
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The company will bring its distinctively Google-y perspective to bear on the neighborhood it will build there, collecting data on everything from the function of the robocars inside to how well canopies protect pedestrians from the brutal Canadian winters.
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In the video, entitled "TAKING 9ft TEDDY BEAR ON AN AIRPLANE (cops came,)" Paul shows reactions of those in the airport and the scheming that took place as he, the bear and his friend made their way to the security line.
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The special event kicks off a birthday-exclusive year-round offer in which kids ages 14 and under can visit a Build-A-Bear Workshop and receive a Birthday Treat bear on their birthdays, paying the amount of their age.
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We can only be glad that, thanks to our experience in the Protestant Church, we never had to quarrel about the "moral lens" that we tried to bring to bear on some of the political traditions in which we were raised.
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Cindy worked tirelessly to bring SexTech and FemTech out of the shadows and she's bringing all her attention to bear on the creation of technology that will bring us closer together and make us happier – something few founders think about.
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As he covers the group's contentious but remarkably well-ordered meetings, his movie feels like a documentary about AIDS in the early 1990s, and the different angles of attack different groups brought to bear on the health crisis in France.
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The new research was led by Robert E. Kopp, an earth scientist at Rutgers University who has won respect from his colleagues by bringing elaborate statistical techniques to bear on longstanding problems, like understanding the history of the global sea level.
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Today, he brings his talent for gritty drum programming to bear on electronic pop outfit Porches' silky 2016 track "Be Apart"—he leaves the song's yearning vocals intact, while situating them over a bed of bleeps, chirps, and hammering 808 percussion.
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The previously unreported ties between Huawei and the two companies could bear on the U.S. case against Meng, who is the daughter of Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei, by further undermining Huawei's claims that Skycom was merely an arms-length business partner.
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My decision to perform several ribbon-themed magic tricks and a brief apolitical skit with my ventriloquist dummy Bernard the cordial bear on the steps of the Capitol Building was not, in my opinion, an expression of support for Donald Trump.
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Some worried that Sessions would reverse Holder's policy of permitting state experimentation with marijuana law reform and would bring the full brunt of federal law enforcement to bear on individuals and businesses, notwithstanding state laws purporting to authorize their conduct.
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I believe an important task of research and instruction is to seek ways of accomplishing this under more practical and realistic conditions than the one-to-one tutoring, which is too costly for most societies to bear on a large scale.
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And that's without getting into the legal and regulatory pressure that a Clinton administration could bring to bear on conservative religious institutions, the various means that liberal legal minds are entertaining to clamp down on religious dissent from social liberalism's orthodoxies.
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Today we have black comic book scholars like Deborah Elizabeth Whaley, literary geniuses like Kiese Laymon, Afrofuturist poets like Eve Ewing and the singular, brilliant Chance the Rapper, who brings his nerdy, gospel-influenced sensibilities to bear on postmodern hip-hop.
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Surely the moral intelligence of the entire institution should be brought to bear on judging, case by case, the nature of the support being offered, with the trust that a balance of idealism and pragmatism will prevail in decision-making.
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Through dozens of clinical trials involving thousands of patients, Dr. Fisher brought the scientific process to bear on medical decision making, which, he said, had too long relied on anecdotes, opinions and untested theories passed down through generations of physicians.
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In an environment without net neutrality, AT&T would be able to manipulate all Internet traffic on its network, exacting significant new tolls for content and services, which will bear on what consumers pay for content and services they acquire.
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Moreover, without the approval or knowledge of the entire board, the Met brought the full force of its resources to bear on the case, hiring an external management consultant as well as two law firms, which conducted a six-week investigation.
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"I will do everything in my power to ensure that accountability is brought to bear on the administration and that the Constitution and our nation's laws are adhered to, as no one is above the law," he wrote in a statement.
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NEW YORK, Sept 18 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and several Latin American leaders will discuss over dinner on Monday how to bring pressure to bear on the Venezuelan government to restore democracy in the oil-producing nation, officials said.
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It was not the vigilance of government that uncovered Hillary's private email server, but the intrusions of a computer hacker and the pressure brought to bear on the Obama administration's Department of Justice and the FBI through ligation by Judicial Watch.
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She believes that pressure must be brought to bear on universities from the outside, and so she is co-organizing a small meeting next month to brainstorm solutions to gender discrimination in science with lawyers, economists, behavioral scientists and activists.
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While by no means limited to the 211/29 attacks, this legislation would directly bear on lawsuits brought against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by the families of the almost 211,0003 innocent civilians killed in three separate locations on September 2000, 29.
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If Hitchens flourished when he brought his literary sensibility to bear on the kaleidoscopic spectacle of American life, his greatest weakness as a critic and analyst was his tendency at times to take his instinctual hatred of illegitimate authority to absurd lengths.
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At a just-ended residency at the University of New Hampshire, Papermoon developed an epic-scale production on the Indonesian genocide that's unlikely to appear in the country, but is preparing a new series based on traditional myths that bear on modern life.
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If you are asking whether I take my faith seriously, and I am a faithful Catholic, I am, although, I would stress that my personal church affiliation or my religious beliefs would not bear on the discharge of my duties as a judge.
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There's one new Strike in Destiny: Rise of Iron — The Wretched Eye, Rise of Iron's new Strike, sends players deep into the new Plaguelands zone, where SIVA-infected Fallen are trying to bring their corrupted power to bear on raising a Hive army.
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It is therefore interesting to observe that many explanations of the apparently consequential differences between race and gender—that is, the differences that bear on why gender transitioning is defensible, whereas race transitioning is not—explicitly point to fixed or verifiable biological realities.
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More Tesla news:A Tesla employee died at the Gigafactory earlier this month — and the investigation is ongoingTesla's biggest bear on Wall Street says the stock will plunge 80% this year and explains what the bulls are missingYou think Tesla's second quarter was bad?
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Federal District Court and Appeals Court judges hear 99 percent of the cases that never make it to the Supreme Court, and their decisions bear on issues involving employment, criminal justice, immigration, education, the environment and other important areas of the law.
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They are both led by mayors who see it as their jobs, in part, to push back against President Trump's agenda, and both cities are trying to bring liberal solutions to bear on some of the same problems, like homelessness and housing.
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To the Editor: Re "Wildlife Facing Extinction All Over Globe" (front page, May 7): Even as the popular image of climate change is an emaciated polar bear on a diminishing icecap, protecting the environment isn't just about conserving nature for nature's sake.
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For many people, the role of religion in politics is less about a set of prescriptions to which decisions can be confidently ascribed and more about a set of resources that individuals can choose to bring to bear on their decision-making process.
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"Moscow clearly seeks to turn the Azov Sea into a Russian basin, and to use it to bring leverage to bear on Kiev," wrote Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russian intelligence services at the Institute of International Relations in Prague, on Twitter.
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While the White House has offered no direct confirmation of a plan to endorse Clinton, many Democrats are reading the tea leaves and concluding that Obama is starting to bring his weight to bear on behalf of his former secretary of State.
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"The matter of when the election takes place, I hope through the discussions that will take place on Thursday night, further clarity will be brought to bear on it," Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe told a news conference on Tuesday, confirming the meeting.
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Instead, it will have to find a new flag — something jazzy, hopefully, with a bear on it — and a new name, giving the tournament the air of a video game that has not been able to pick up all of the official licenses.
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Many of the circumstances have not been previously reported, including what led to the security forces' fatal attacks on 60 demonstrators in Nassiriya, and how much pressure from Shi'ite clans in the south was brought to bear on religious and state institutions.
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The grand jury information allegedly contains "certain redacted materials [that] pertain to a Trump Campaign member's dealings with Ukraine, and bear on whether the President committed impeachable offenses by soliciting Ukrainian interference in the 2020 Presidential election," the House wrote on Monday.
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Last year, around this time, I was fixated on the mythopoetic possibilities of photography, how other people were bringing these photo modes to bear on creating their own stories, breaking the very notion of canonicity, in exploring these digital worlds and characters.
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And we don't get to see two thoughtful entertainers bring their talents to bear on a project that matters to all of us — figuring out what it should look like for men accused as part of #MeToo to apologize, atone, and move forward.
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" Barrett's response was measured but on point: "If you&aposre asking whether I take my Catholic faith seriously, I do, though I would stress that my personal church affiliation or my religious belief would not bear on the discharge of my duties as a judge.
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It's been a major accelerant both in terms of being able to bring lots more information to bear on the map much more quickly, but also to bring maps to many more places of the world where traditionally no good digital map has yet existed.
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"I sent out a note earlier this week when the stock was above $900 saying the thing had gotten ridiculously overbought and should pull back significantly, and I'm not ... a perma-bear on the stock by any means," Maley said during the same segment.
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The importance of that ability, which eluded every unsuccessful Democratic nominee since the advent of television, is about to be brought to bear on the 2020 Democratic primary, as likely candidates weigh how to honor Martin Luther King Day and celebrate Black History Month.
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The two came face-to-face with a grizzly bear on a climb to the top of the Continental Divide (as part of a partnership with Columbia Sportswear), and ahead of hitting his 30th birthday, Efron said he was ready to explore even more.
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At first, he brought the full weight of his intellect to bear on the Bible—he concluded that Easter week had taken 12 days, not eight, and was determined to persuade others of this truth, writing arguments as rigorous and detailed as his scientific research.
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A 2016 report from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission said China's DF-24 intermediate-range ballistic missile -- dubbed by analysts the "Guam killer" -- allows China to bring unprecedented firepower to bear on Guam, home to the US' vital Andersen Air Force Base.
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MONTREAL/TAIPEI (Reuters) - A U.N. aviation agency has snubbed Taiwan by not inviting it to its assembly in Canada, the latest sign of pressure China is bringing to bear on the new independence-leaning government of an island it views as a renegade province.
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A 2016 report from the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission said China's DF-26 intermediate-range ballistic missile -- dubbed by analysts the "Guam killer" -- allows China to bring unprecedented firepower to bear on Guam, home to the US' vital Andersen Air Force Base.
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Which means the earliest we'll see McGregor back in the cage is probably February, two months too late to bring his impossible magnetism to bear on Madison Square Garden, a venue that demands magnetism and will swallow whole any event that doesn't possess it.
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"If you just think of the broad-based portfolio, we have everything from prevention to correction and enhancement, all the way through to treatment, and there are not many companies that can bring that to bear on behalf of patients around the world," Frinzi said.
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Britain should also consider whether it can bring any pressure to bear on Novalpina Capital, the British private equity firm that purchased a majority stake in the NSO Group this year and promised a "significant enhancement of respect for human rights" at the company.
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On the vital issue raised by Chief Brown, even as families mourn, even as the hammer of justice is brought to bear on those who've committed atrocities (in or out of uniform), let's hope that riven, bloodied communities can find a way to heal.
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But do we really want judges describing exactly what influences come to bear on their thinking as a case moves along, aside from the questions they ask in open court or the decisions they reach along the way to the ultimate outcome in a case?
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GENEVA (Reuters) - South Korea tried to bring international pressure to bear on Japan by airing its complaint at the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Wednesday, the latest move in a festering dispute that has seen Washington's two biggest Asian allies lobbing accusations at each other.
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Those million-plus diagnosed sleep disorder cases, to say nothing of undiagnosed cases, are all different; various external factors like back and other muscular, skeletal, and neurological issues, plus prescription drug histories, bring unique forces and circumstances to bear on combat-related sleep disturbances.
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But there's a larger principle at stake, one that will be brought to bear on your relationship with your husband as both a partner and a co-parent for many years to come: how you resolve important issues when you hold strongly opposing views.
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The thinking of the United States and the European governments has been consistent, if rarely enunciated in public: To keep Pakistan stable and its nuclear arms under control, there is a limit to how much outside pressure can be brought to bear on the country.
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"As he made clear in his voluntary witness statement to the inquiry, at no time did he bring any influence to bear on the actions of the church or any other relevant authority," a spokesman for Clarence House, the prince's administration, told the Press Association.
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Mr. Trump insisted he would bring diplomatic, economic and military levers to bear on Afghanistan, but his words ring hollow given how he has decimated the State Department with spending cuts and by leaving unfilled important positions, including, remarkably, that of ambassador to Afghanistan.
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Speaking to CNN before the talk, Chan said he was surprised by the amount of pressure which had been brought to bear on the FCC, an elite institution which has had a presence in Hong Kong since the 1940s and frequently hosts politicians and dignitaries.
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"If there were other contacts of concern to the Office of Special Counsel, as counsel seem to allude to at the hearing, they haven't been brought to my attention in this proceeding and they don't bear and can't bear on my decision," she said.
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I spent time with the mayor of Berea, Kentucky, who had talked to me about the incredible history they had in dance and the arts and all these things, and how he was hoping to bring this to bear on tourism and bringing people into the state.
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"But any such future civil litigation is completely speculative, Latham is not proposing to represent Ms. Loughlin or Mr. Giannulli in any such civil litigation, USC has never articulated how Latham's representation of the defendants in this case would bear on any such civil litigation," he wrote.
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The review by the Office of Legal Counsel, which signed off on the document, "does not take account of statements made by an administration or it surrogates close in time to the issuance of an Executive Order that may bear on the order's purpose," she said.
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In a portion of the report entitled "Why the biggest bear on TGT finally upgraded the stock," the analyst goes on to say that the recent decline in Target shares after Amazon's said it was moving toward one-day shipping for Prime customers has gone too far.
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The Obama administration, Reed O'Connor ruled, had not followed appropriate procedures before offering its interpretation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Title IX of the Education Amendment Act of 1972 and how those provisions bear on the protections due to transgender students.
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In the 1980s and '90s, watershed moments like the removal of Richard Serra's "Tilted Arc" and the censoring of artists like Robert Mapplethorpe brought real pressure to bear on lawyers in their capacity to mediate between the disparate languages used to respectively describe art and law.
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As was the case with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the final breakthrough will only occur when grass-roots activists bring enough pressure to bear on Congress so that inaction no longer seems like a politically viable option.
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Her comments show the delicate balancing act US President Donald Trump's administration is walking on North Korea, where China is both a key ally for bringing pressure to bear on Pyongyang, but also a major potential target for sanctions designed to limit North Korean trade and imports.
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Airbnb rental that went awry Earlier this year, Suh, who was then a UCLA law student, told CNN affiliate KTLA that she had reserved the Airbnb rental in Big Bear on February 17, and had clarified with the host that she could bring two extra friends.
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All of this cultural history is coming to bear on the pipeline protests, as water protectors bring together a mix of ancestral practices and tech know-how, in order to develop their identity, stay in touch with each other and communicate a message to the wider world.
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What's unusual—electrifyingly so—is to see this kind of polyphonic, self-conscious literary performance and all-stops-pulled-out postmodernist production value brought to bear on underclass lives, and on questions of social justice that tend not to penetrate the soundproofing of the ivory tower.
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"This debate is complicated further by the fact that the Senate confirmation process is not a trial ... but certain fundamental legal principles about due process, the presumption of innocence and fairness do bear on my thinking and I cannot abandon them," she said in her speech.
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We also see Filipino prisoners in red uniforms doing synchronized dance routines; a dancing bear on a chain; and a frame of leafy branches, accompanied by the sound of rushing water, that quivers like an unattainable fantasy of liberation from this world or from the body.
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Her organization, the College Advising Corps, places recent graduates in public high schools for two-year stints as full-time college advisers, where they make up for a widespread scarcity of college counselors and bring their own recent experience to bear on the college application process.
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Still more appealing, though, is the sense of fleet-footed possibility that the work transmits when hung en masse: If today's nefarious silhouette can turn into tomorrow's couple in flagrante or the next day's bear on stilts, anything might be around the corner for all of us.
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The prosecution submission says many of the topics the defense is demanding information on don't ultimately bear on Flynn's admission that he lied to a pair of FBI agents in a January 2017 interview, particularly when he denied speaking with the Russian ambassador during the presidential transition.
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Rather than tweet on how accurately automated or form submissions reflect actual popular support, the Commission has instead focused on encouraging robust participation in its proceedings and ensuring that it has considered how the substance of submitted comments bear on the legal and public policy consequences of its actions.
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In a "TSA Myth Busters" blog post, Bob Burns of the TSA social media team clarified that it did not prevent a child from taking a bear on the plane, and that the bear belonged to an adult YouTuber — Jake Paul — who was making a video for his channel.
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One thing is certain: As AI gets more sophisticated, and researchers find more and more ways to bring the most impressive AI techniques to bear on problems that were previously believed to be immune to them, there'll be fewer and fewer things we do better than they do.
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Siobahn Gracely and her husband, AJ, are pleading with the unidentified thieves to return the small white box — decorated with a bear on its lid — that contains the ashes of their son Julien, who died in September 2016 at 11 weeks old, they told the Dallas Morning News.
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Zak tries to cover up his desperation and bring his powers of persuasion to bear on Richie, genially reminding him of his obligations to his family and his partners — in return, Richie uses his newfound kung fu moves, thrusting his open palm at Zak and breaking his nose.
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But now the Blue Is The Warmest Color star will get to bring her advanced sense of style to bear on the brand's clothing professionally, joining the ranks of similarly downtown-chic ladies like Alicia Vikander, Michelle Williams, Jennifer Connelly and Doona Bae as a Louis Vuitton ambassador.
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It's hard to discern the objects on top of it other than a lamp, a smaller version of the stuffed teddy bear on her bed, some flowers, and perfume bottles (presumably, her Cloud fragrance) but it does look like there are framed photographs on the nightstand as well.
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As Wagner put it then, What we have in Gamergate is a glimpse of how these skirmishes will unfold in the future—all the rhetorical weaponry and siegecraft of an internet comment section brought to bear on our culture, not just at the fringes but at the center.
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In the corner behind it stood a huge bear on its hind legs with gaping jaw and forepaws extended; in the cabinets at the back, stuffed birds stood wing to wing; and in the middle of the floor there was a glass case with a leopard in it.
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A polar bear shot on the archipelago of Svalbard, Norway, on July 28th, 20178Photo: APGuards for Arctic cruise line passengers shot and killed a polar bear on the island of Spitsbergen in the remote Svalbard region of Norway, resulting in condemnation on social media and swift apologies from the tour operator.
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Perez told police that the 9633-year-old returned to the car without his sister & that she was unable to find Dulce, who was last seen wearing a yellow shirt with a koala bear on the front, black and white checkered pants with a flower design, and white sandals, police said.
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It's also a very deliberate choice on the part of the writers to focus so tightly on the marriage, to the degree that almost everything else that happens in the series at this point seems to only matter insofar as it can somehow come to bear on the Jennings marriage.
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I mean, from the Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance combo immortalized in verse to Rogers Hornsby, Jimmie Foxx and Grover Cleveland Alexander of old, to Ernie Banks, Lou Brock and Bruce Sutter of later, all wore the baby bear on their sleeves for a week or a year or a career.
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After months of private hand-to-hand combat in the halls of Congress, the Koch operation is beginning to bring public pressure to bear on a group of Republicans who are poised to support a border adjustability tax, a central tenet of the plan pushed by House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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In the exhibition Fever Within: The Art of Ronald Lockett, AFAM wants you to see the magic that Lockett supposedly believed in and brought to bear on nails, tin, tree branches, chicken wire, industrial sealing compound, plastic vents, charred wood, and the enamel and paint he could hardly afford at times.
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"I'm realizing as I'm saying this, I'm putting my foot in my mouth, so I pass the bear on to the next person and she's like, 'Well, it's pretty sunny outside for me,' " Faris recalls, adding that the rest of the parents followed the directions and spoke only about the weather.
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China 'won't solve' North Korea for Trump While more voices are diverging from Beijing's official position, nobody seems to be suggesting that China is willing or able to bring more pressure to bear on its neighbor -- something US President Donald Trump has long insisted could fix the North Korea problem.
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"Both cases implicate the scope of the government's authority over different classes of immigrants in ways that won't directly bear on the travel ban litigation, but could provide important clues into what the key justices are thinking," said CNN legal analyst and University of Texas Law School professor Steve Vladeck.
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As Timothy Garton Ash makes admirably clear in his wise, up-to-the-minute and wide-ranging new survey, "Free Speech: Ten Principles for a Connected World," most of the difficult arguments about free speech bear on its price in terms of other things that also ought to matter to us.
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Mr. Smith, 56, is a golden retriever of a man who drops names like napkins and who networks like a movie mogul, skills he is bringing to bear on what seems an improbable quest: reviving a town of about 4,000 whose biggest employers are a phosphate plant and a nursing home.
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Scores of important bills passed, many by unanimous vote, as the state's leaders reached across the aisle to find agreement on stabilizing pensions, addressing a backlog of transportation projects, increasing broadband internet access in rural areas, and bringing new resources to bear on the opioid epidemic, to name just a few.
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This week, in an exciting new addition to the list, we're incorporating favorites from our daily book critics, Michiko Kakutani, Dwight Garner and Jennifer Senior, all of whom bring their enthusiasms to bear on what they've read recently, and all of whom have piqued my interest in what they've been reading.
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The real issue for opponents of Kavanaugh to press is this: Given that the president likely picked Kavanaugh because of his position on executive privilege, particularly on matters that may bear on Trump's own situation, should the president have the benefit of that nomination if these matters come before the court?
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There are four elements in Iran that bear on United States foreign policy interests: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the "Supreme Leader;" his theocratic power base, the Revolutionary Guards and its Quds Force unit; President Hassan Rouhani and his elected government; and the Iranian people themselves, which includes a broad middle class.
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Jimmy Fallon's recurring Lip Sync Battle segment, like most of the party games he hosts on The Tonight Show, has a simple and fundamental appeal: It's fun to watch super-famous people who worked incredibly hard to be good at something bring the same overcommitment to bear on something dumb.
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In today's businesses, everybody has to be a team player, after all, and if you want to bring technology to bear on this, you first need data — and once you have data, you can go into full-on analytics mode and maybe even throw in a smidge of machine learning, too.
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That's what Drexler does that no other artist associated with Pop Art was able to do — she brought a lively imagination to bear on the banal and absurd images that dominate our lives, and especially the banal imagery emanating from the art world, and made them into something to contemplate.
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They roared for Mr. Sanders, who used his time not only to make his usual case — that money in politics has been a scourge on American policymaking and that many mainstream Democrats have an interest in maintaining the status quo — but also to bring it to bear on Mr. Biden's record.
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HISTORICAL FICTION ARISES out of a desire to see the human project in a continuum, out of the belief that it is possible to tell stories about a vanishing past that bear on the immediate present, forged at the place at which the archives end and the author's imagination begins.
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To read only suspiciously (Stakes¹) is to risk becoming a cynical detective of the word; to read only evaluatively (Stakes²) is to risk becoming a naïf of meaning, a connoisseur of local effects, someone who brings the standards of a professional guild to bear on the wide, unprofessional drama of meaning.
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Foer brings his literary talents to bear on the subject, creating a textured and at times stream-of-consciousness account that interleaves climate change fear, personal anecdotes, and short stories to create a compelling case for changing our daily habits in ways that align with the needs of our environment.
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The result is a strappy, basic black stiletto prototype Singh is showcasing at private events, made with advance polymers and thermoplastic polyurethane, with the goal of reducing the weight you bear on the balls of your feet at 50 percent, from the current 80 percent one feels in most heels, explained Singh.
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" Asked if Trump would be a mediator over Kashmir, Pence said: "I think you're also going to see an energetic leadership in the world, prepared to engaged and to look for ways that he can bring those extraordinary deal-making skills to bear on lessening tensions and solving problems in the world.
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Nvidia and GE subsidiary Baker Hughes want to bring the power of artificial intelligence to bear on the oil and gas industry – and do so throughout the space, covering everything from locating new oil sources, bringing it up to the surface, refining it for use and even delivering it to the end customer.
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"He needs to come back before the Congress and share with the public what conversations he had with the president that may bear on whether there was any effort to obstruct the investigation or impede it in any way," House Intelligence Committee ranking member Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Britney's stylist for the performance, Soyon An, has worked with a number of big name talents such as Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Nick Jonas, and Katy Perry, and now she's bringing her masterful understanding of pop star apparel to bear on a number of new, custom-made pieces for the musical superstar.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (R-Colo.) to "bring further pressure to bear" on the North Korean government.
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"One of the things that I think is most beneficial part of having a public health emergency is you really can marshal public support and then you can bring all the resources of the federal government to bear on it, bringing people from all of the agencies to combat the issue," he said.
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The service launched in 2017 and, unsurprisingly, the company plans to bring the MammothDB's expertise in this area to bear on MariaDB AX. "The MammothDB team joins MariaDB at a critical point in our growth, bringing with them an impressive track record of delivering big data solutions," said MariaDB CEO Michael Howard.
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When it became clear that the full weight of the Guardia Civil was being brought to bear on us — or, at any rate, that we wouldn't be going anywhere for some time — Farhadi seized the opportunity, as he often did during the days we spent together, to step outside and have a cigarette.
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There are a variety of data sources that can be brought to bear on the problem: social media mentions of the illness, frequency of Google queries with related terms, frequency of access to relevant Wikipedia pages and CDC pages, retail purchases for things like anti-fever medications and thermometers, and electronic health records.
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Though the focus of organizing has stepped away from art institutions for now, the J31 convergence builds movement power and relations that will inevitably come back to bear on the unresolved crises that continue to simmer at museums like the Whitney, the AMNH, and MoMA despite developments like the removal of Kanders.
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Attanasio (who happens to be the daughter of former Washington Post film critic Paul Attanasio, himself a twice-Oscar-nominated screenwriter) based "Mickey and the Bear" on time she spent in Anaconda, which she films with the kind of insight and affection that comes from getting to know a place and its people.
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" Kristen Clarke, president and executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, expressed gratitude for Mr. Brooks's "service in the fight for justice, the moral clarity that he has brought to bear on the challenges we face, and the sacrifices that he has made while resisting injustice across the country.
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But supporters of the drive to get clarity on Trump's taxes argue that it is vital for Congress to establish whether Trump has any conflicts of interest that bear on his official duties and to see whether he is getting payments from foreign states in violation of the emoluments clause of the Constitution.
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He also brings his well-trained eye to bear on Albert Oehlen, a German abstract painter whose works seem to succeed by violating every rule of good studio practice (the artist's habit of pouring used paint thinner over some of his canvases gives them "the feeling of being seen from inside a sock").
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"The only reason that he said that he's optimistic on the outlook is because of exactly what the Fed is doing which is breathing stimulus back into the economy," said Rosenberg, who came into 2019 with a recession warning and has been known as a perma-bear on Wall Street for decades.
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And the bill is facing pushback from small business organizations, such as the National Federation of Independent Businesses, who chafe at the punitive measures the legislation would bring to bear on firms deemed out of compliance, as well as the regularity with which such businesses would have to provide the necessary transparency.
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He covers, among other things, A Tribe Called Quest's beginnings in Queens; its involvement in the Afrocentric rap collective Native Tongues; and its nadir in the late '90s, when the visionary energy the group brought to bear on its first three albums dissipated into something that started to sound dutiful and desultory.
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International leverage must be brought to bear on Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan to re-open the borders so essential trade can flow in both directions; the PKK must be taken off the proscribed list of organizations; and aid should be provided for the influx of refugees from other parts of Syria to this safe haven.
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Alden Ehrenreich seems to basically channel Harrison Ford in a couple of scenes in this brand new short teaser trailer for Solo: A Star Wars Story, which is coming out May 25 in the U.S. He nails the instant, 'just a good dude' grin that Ford brought to bear on Solo in the original trilogy.
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"Both cases implicate the scope of the government's authority over different classes of immigrants in ways that won't directly bear on the travel ban litigation, but could provide important clues into what the key justices are thinking," said Steve Vladeck, a CNN contributor and professor of law at University of Texas School of Law.
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"One of the things that I think is the most beneficial part of having a public health emergency is you really can marshal public support and then you can bring all the resources of the federal government to bear on it, bringing people from all of the agencies to combat the issue," he said.
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Michel instead spoke in length about the legacy of Palmyra in relation to New York City: Palmyra, like New York City, was this amazing crossroads where people from all around the region collected there to live but also to bring their unique talents to bear on the communal enterprise of making that city great.
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Bringing subtly bold methods to bear on the talking-head documentary, Syberberg detaches images of Schneider from her voice, showing clinically tight closeups of her in the semipublic setting of a ski lift while hearing her speak in voice-over, and relying on double exposures to evoke her recollections of her adopted city of Paris.
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An adventurous black bear enjoyed the sunrise and scenic views of New Hampshire's White Mountains (as if the animal were any other guest visiting the bucolic scenery) after finding its way on to a hotel veranda last month, Sam Geesaman, an employee at the Omni Mount Washington Resort, took a picture of the bear on June 29.
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When you use an fMRI to look at visual processing in the brain you see that the brain doesn't just rely on the visual processing centers to create a mental image of what's in front of the eyes, it goes searching all the available resources in the brain to see what can be brought to bear on the problem.
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According to the story, these celebrities, the majority of whom are represented by WME-IMG, will bring not only their money but their promotional muscle to bear on the UFC, bringing our beloved sport firmly into the mainstream firmament to take its place alongside the NFL, the NBA, and Major League Baseball in the American imagination.
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True, there is a compelling argument to be made that a person should not be fired over their support of a particular political candidate; in the most abstract terms, nobody wants to live in a world where a person's employment is threatened by their political beliefs, so long as those beliefs do not bear on their job performance.
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His latest book, "The World According to Star Wars," a kind of lay sermon on a sacred pop-cultural text, tries to fuse the strands of his identity, to bring his intelligence and expertise to bear on a phenomenon that is widely known and easily understood and to use that phenomenon to illuminate more arcane matters.
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FCC resorts to the usual malarkey defending itself against Mozilla lawsuit If this suit succeeds and the FCC's new net neutrality rules are rolled back or substantially altered (for instance, the court may find that some section or another is illegal or unenforceable), this could bear on the basis for the agency's own lawsuit against California.
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Whether we are talking about Zuora co-founder and CEO, Tien Tzuo or Okta CEO and co-founder, Todd McKinnon, both of whom got their start at Salesforce, there are countless examples of former Salesforce employees heading out into the world and bringing the skills they learned running the world's biggest SaaS company to bear on other other organizations.
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But the president can still be reasonably held responsible for the urgency with which the bureaucracy attacks the problem, the speed at which rules get suspended and workarounds enacted, the pressure brought to bear on state and local authorities to take a possible pandemic seriously, and the use of presidential rhetoric to encourage private citizens to do the same.
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Cass Sunstein, the Harvard law professor known for bringing behavioral science to bear on public policy (not to mention for writing a best-seller about "Star Wars"), has won Norway's Holberg Prize, which is awarded annually to a scholar who has made outstanding contributions to research in the arts, humanities, the social sciences, law or theology.
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We're writing a book, "The Education of Brett Kavanaugh," to be published by Portfolio, an imprint of the Penguin Random House publishing group, that will focus on Justice Kavanaugh's school years, going deeper into those formative chapters of his life and examining more closely how they came to bear on his battle for a seat on the Supreme Court.
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In this respect, "Down to Earth" extends the sociological analysis that he brought to bear on factory workers in Abidjan and scientists in California to the minds of anti-scientific voters, looking at the ways in which the reception of seemingly universal knowledge is shaped by the values and local circumstances of those to whom it is being communicated.
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Instead, Representative Adam B. Schiff of California and his team were effectively speaking to the court of public opinion — home viewers who might bring pressure to bear on certain swing senators, or turn against them at the ballot box — though they had to do so by at least arguing as if the outcome were not a foregone conclusion.
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In the first half of the show, Ms. Kawakubo goes from minimalist variations on raw-seamed canvas skirts in the Abstract Excellence Collection (2004), to the tutus and leather jackets of the 2005 Ballerina Motorbike Collection, to a flowered dress with a stuffed flowered teddy bear on its front, from the Not Making Clothing Collection of 2014.
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"And when you have a job that's already hard and stressful, and it's compounded by the fact that you're not valued or you have to fight harder to just get the same amount of credit, pay, or whatever it is, that can bear on individuals—and specifically women—who have to carry a higher load in society," she says.
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AND YOU WERE TALKING EARLIER, IT SEEMED TO ME, ABOUT THE ENTIRE PLAYBOOK FOR PROTECTING OUR COMPANIES AND OUR FRIENDS FROM WHAT IS A COUNTRY THAT CAN BRING TO BEAR ON COMPETITION – MILITARY, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL TOOLS ALTOGETHER, WHICH A COUNTRY LIKE OURS OBVIOUSLY CAN'T DO. AND SO, WE DO LOOK TO OUR GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT OUR COMPANIES FROM THAT.
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It also connects the pieces Bieber has on his chest — which include the snarling head of a grizzly bear on his left pec, the stern head of a lion on his right pec, a large gothic cross in the center of his chest, and, in a tribute to his mother, the year 22017 in Roman numerals which live right under his collarbone.
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Martin Green, the director of the City of Culture programme, was the man who ran the opening ceremonies at the London Olympic Games, and he has brought all his connections and showmanship to bear on Hull, enticing the Royal Ballet, National Theatre (NT), Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and many others to perform and exhibit in the city, often in collaboration with local companies.
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Such cycles can prove extremely difficult to escape, and Chinese policy makers have kept a worried eye on the example of Japan, where a strong currency, distorted banking sector and muddled monetary policy combined to suppress growth for decades Given how stubborn deflationary pressure has proven in China, regulators appear to be bringing the exchange rate to bear on the problem.
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"Reviver is a container for 10 subjectively original meditations from the 2016 Yale MFA graduates on where and how the legacy of photography can be brought to bear on the idea of photography as an independent art form," writes exhibition curator, Charlotte Cotton, a visiting critic in Yale's MFA photography program and the current curator in residence at the International Center of Photography.
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This metatextuality works to draw us up short, encouraging the reader to think more deeply about the process of writing, the apparatus, time, and materiality that come to bear on meaning and language, and to use some of those ideas to consider the inevitable challenges that will be faced by people and places as a result of a warming climate.
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Publicly accusing rapists is far from a perfect solution, but at a time when a vast majority of rapes still go unpunished by the criminal justice system despite decades of reforms aimed at making the process more hospitable to victims, it may be one of the few options that many victims have for bringing some consequences to bear on those who rape.
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The two worked together to bring a training method called Population Based Training (PBT for short) to bear on Waymo's challenge of building better virtual drivers, and the results were impressive — DeepMind says in a blog post that using PBT decreased by 24% false positives in a network that identifies and places boxes around pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists spotted by a Waymo vehicle's many sensors.
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They provide a blueprint for sensible reform which, if adopted, ought to increase fairness in the labor market and increase wages and entrepreneurship in the US. Regardless of how you feel about the policies, however, the White House should be applauded for their commitment to bring significantly more data to bear on an important issue that has flown under the radar for too long.
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They provide a blueprint for sensible reform which, if adopted, ought to increase fairness in the labor market and increase wages and entrepreneurship in the US. Regardless of how you feel about the policies, however, the White House should be applauded for their commitment to bring significantly more data to bear on an important issue that has flown under the radar for too long.
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Read more:Elon Musk says that Teslas will be able to safely stream Netflix and YouTube 'soon'Tesla's biggest bear on Wall Street says the stock will plunge 80% this year and explains what the bulls are missingTesla's business is a mess — but it's actually not that much different from every other car companyTesla's whole plan for making money may have just gotten blown sky-high
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On the one hand, the work is confessional, allowing participants to unload that which they bear on their souls; on the other, it acts as a courtroom, allowing the viewer to in some way pass judgement on who is guilty here — who is responsible or at least in some way culpable for the conditions that result in poverty, lack of education, inequality in the work force, and racial discrimination.
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S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency are tracking a wide range of foreign cyber adversaries and are prepared to conduct operations against those actors attempting to undermine our nation's midterm elections," he said, adding: "We will work in conjunction with other elements of our government to ensure we bring the full power of our nation to bear on any foreign power that attempts to interfere in our democratic processes.
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John-Paul Smith of Ecstrat, a noted bear on China, argues that Whilst the majority of industrial enterprises have reacted to the slowdown in demand in a rational manner by reducing capex as proportion of sales, the aggregate impact of their actions is exacerbating the pronounced deflationary tendencies in the broader economy, so that capacity utilisation at the majority of enterprises is still falling, while debt levels continue to move higher.
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So, there's a clear understanding between the two of us of our intent, and I think the sanctions action that was taken here just in the last week to 10 days certainly got their attention, in terms of their understanding our resolve to bring more pressure to bear on North Korea by directly going after entities doing business with North Korea, regardless of where they may be located.
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Now, for those of you interested in the sticky, complicated business of where our wild fish comes from, and what natural and governmental forces are being brought to bear on both commercial fishermen and the stocks they target, do take a moment to read this Wall Street Journal article about how changing migration patterns are upending the business and culture of catching fish in the waters off the Eastern Seaboard.
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For example, there has been little to no discussion about the decline of the family, the rise of divorce, the increasing sexualization of women, what values should be brought to bear on the discussion of immigration, how we should respond to evil governments that brutalize their people, growing narcissism and self-focus among our youth, what defines success, and whether honesty should come before the lust for power.
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The warship's arrival at Yokosuka Naval Base comes three weeks before an unprecedented meeting is supposed to take place in Singapore between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The show of force is a reminder of the military pressure that can be brought to bear on North Korea as the United States seeks to press it to abandon its nuclear weapons and its ballistic missile program.
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To be sure, there are principled disagreements to be had about some of the central and often novel legal questions now arising out of the Trump administration — whether a president's public statements or tweets should bear on the legality of a formal government policy like the travel ban, whether the Foreign Emoluments Clause applies to the president, whether the president's Twitter feed is a public forum for First Amendment purposes and so on.
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"If we want to truly have faith in those we serve , if we want our government to reflect the diversity and strength and creativity of our communities , and if we want to inspire a new generation of voters, then let's help clear the way for new leaders to step up and bring their unique experiences, expertise, and energy to bear on the problems and opportunities we're facing," O'Rourke wrote in the announcement.
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An investor in Barron's observed skeptically that BlackRock is still the world's largest investor in fossil fuels, with over $19 billion in Exxon stock alone, as well as large interests in Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and BP. Some climate activists have cautiously welcomed BlackRock's announcement, seeing it as the fruit of a long campaign to pressure the firm to divest from companies contributing to climate change and thereby bring greater pressure to bear on responsible corporations and governments. BlackRocksBigProblem.
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They could include a national electricity standard utilizing nuclear and carbon capture along with wind and solar; larger (and more consistent) tax incentives for electric vehicles; an infrastructure program that brings serious federal dollars to bear on improving efficiency in buildings and the electrical grid; major efforts to promote the sequestration of carbon in forests, farms and public lands — a critical component, which the Green New Deal recognizes, in any effort to pull carbon from the atmosphere.
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