At some point Darwin had become involved in the altercation.
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How did 20013 Doors Down become involved in the inauguration?
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Other lawmakers have become involved in the inquiries about Khashoggi.
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BROADLY: How did you become involved in First Wives Club?
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Travis Clark: How did you become involved in the project?
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The French government has recently become involved in l'affaire leftovers.
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Maduro has encouraged them to become involved in agricultural production.
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Street gangs have increasingly become involved in organizing prostitution networks.
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Washington lawmakers have become involved in the issue more broadly.
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German Lopez: How did the EEOC become involved in LGBTQ issues?
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By listening to the latest version, fans become involved in it.
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Opportunities to become involved in public life felt out of reach.
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Become involved in activities that allow you to meet potential lovers.
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"I love our players to become involved in the game," Stern said.
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Australia and the United Kingdom have also become involved in the tensions.
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He had become involved in student leadership and decided to pursue that further.
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He also suggested he might become involved in investigations by his Justice Department.
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It would not be the first time the courts have become involved in bailout.
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So we had to make the decision to become involved in the legislative process.
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Also, have that advisor become involved in the discussions with your family, if necessary.
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Obama has become involved in a number of campaigns already, fundraising for vulnerable Sen.
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Hoyte-Badu's church was one of the first to become involved in the project.
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How, many wondered, did the guy from Blink-203 become involved in U.F.O. research?
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"Edward has a drive to become involved in every aspect of books," observes Cohen.
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Later in your career, why did you become involved in trying to fix science education?
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It's also important for patients to become involved in their own health care, Parks added.
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This wouldn't be the first time UNHCR has become involved in the US asylum process.
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In the meantime, even Seattle-based Amazon has become involved in the early warning effort.
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Nearly 20 percent of the working Americans who become involved in direct selling are Latinos.
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They are expected to become involved in a series of investigations into the Trump administration.
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The trade is so lucrative that the drug cartels have become involved in the poaching.
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"It's one thing I call upon the Trump administration to become involved in," Bigelow said.
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Like the rappers Jay-Z and Meek Mill, you've become involved in criminal justice reform.
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Witnesses said the two had become involved in a dispute over Oulson's texting on his phone.
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His two daughters have increasingly become involved in the running of his businesses in recent years.
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"That's indicative of the type of longer operations that Japan can become involved in," Latham said.
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He has since become involved in helping former players and military veterans dealing with brain trauma.
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He also was one of the first celebrities to become involved in the fight against AIDS.
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He directed me to make the payments, he directed me to become involved in these matters.
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Here's a look at Cameron, Zachary and Cameron's parents as they become involved in the program.
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The images prompted widespread outrage and compelled many to become involved in the struggle for civil rights.
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We think that China is going to need to become involved in any serious arms control negotiation.
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She has a job lined up and she hopes to become involved in the criminal justice system.
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Green: The reason uber-wealthy people like the Mercers become involved in politics is to exert influence.
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A Trump administration could become involved in future diplomatic talks and also coordinate with the Russians militarily.
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The Marines were accompanying the Iraqis, so there was an expectation they could become involved in combat.
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More Americans seemed to want the United States to become involved in international peacekeeping than several years ago.
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When we had the opportunity to become involved in the herb business, to me it made perfect sense.
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Schaeuble said he had only become involved in dealing with the loophole a few months after taking office.
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Catholics and Protestants are still effectively segregated, however, and many former militants have become involved in violent crime.
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Since retiring, she has become involved in civic affairs and joined a golf group and a health club.
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In addition, guilters have doxxed and harassed people, mainly women, who've become involved in advocating for Syed's retrial.
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Some former members of Three Percenters have even become involved in their activities — after "extensive vetting," Mitch said.
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Would you have become involved in the project if you couldn't dictate the terms on which you coached him?
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RB: People bring me books and they commission paintings of books, and so I become involved in people's lives.
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She has become involved in victim advocacy and wants to give back the support she received to other families.
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But with the disqualification, he can't hold any parliamentary position, become involved in election campaigns or lead his party.
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Since then, he's become involved in a diverse group of businesses, most famously through his investments on Shark Tank.
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CNBC has compiled a list of six courses that will help you understand and become involved in the sector.
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He aspired to one day become involved in an endeavor that offered healthier eating choices for adults and children.
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Despite not being terribly political, I had become involved in a campus group that focused on voter outreach amongst students.
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This makes sense, since if you're going to become involved in politics, you must think it matters who's in charge.
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"These are all problems due to proxy war so the military must become involved in all these problems," he added.
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A large majority of Americans fears the U.S. will become involved in a major war, according to a new survey.
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Duccio talks about his son, Filippo, who is traveling abroad before hopefully returning to become involved in the family business.
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Dole also said he would help Taiwan become involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which Trump has promised to end.
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Avenatti has been openly critical of Trump and tried to become involved in Cohen's criminal case before backing off Wednesday.
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And I think that if it inspires kids to become involved in science or math, then it's worth every penny.
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There remains a great urgency to help debunk the myths surrounding how and why women become involved in terrorist activities.
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He has become involved in an organization called Operation EVAC (founded by another Ryan Miller, who is a former Marine).
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Systemic risk is rising as more parts of the financial sector become involved in extending, rolling over, hiding, or funding credit.
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The report noted that some industries and institutions are making progress in encouraging more women to become involved in emerging technologies.
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Trump himself encouraged his Twitter followers to tune in -- a sign of how closely he's become involved in his own defense.
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She has since become involved in exposing government corruption, championing whistleblower issues and exposing the cost of discrimination to national security.
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During a fire, attics spaces quickly become involved in flame and timber truss wood beams create a lumber yard of fuel.
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Indeed, many people become involved in direct selling because they enjoy certain products and want to purchase them at a discount.
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My field in education had been design, and I'd first become involved in printmaking, then started doing other things — portraits, landscapes.
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"I want to inspire others in Hungary and the world to become involved in freestyle skiing," Swaney said according to The Post.
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As the world has moved online, so the spooks have become involved in monitoring organised crime and paedophiles as well as terrorists.
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The United States may well become involved in litigation with FCA regarding this matter to vindicate important environmental and other federal interests.
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Kloss launched Kode With Klossy back in 2015 as a way to empower and inspire young women to become involved in tech.
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And in fact, the Clems and Hogan would soon become involved in one of the largest media scandals of the modern era.
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A Trump administration could become involved in future diplomatic talks, from which Secretary of State John Kerry was excluded in recent months.
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"Every piece of this becomes expensive, because there are often multiple vendors who become involved in any one thing," Mr. Hopkins said.
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In 2014, President Obama and Vice President Biden urged men across the country to become involved in stopping sexual assault on campuses.
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Facebook's decision to comply with Baltimore police raises questions how and when Facebook and other social media companies become involved in police actions.
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Moreover, Mr. Kristof's advice that the American military become involved in the conflict simply ignores the broad political realities of the Syrian conflict.
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The case has become an example of the strange and high stakes private legal battles that executives at public companies become involved in.
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As a result of this unfortunate series of events, Xi did not become involved in the response to the outbreak until January 7.
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But while they were happy to become involved in drug dealing and taking, in other respects, Qasim saw that they were religiously strict.
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"That's not what we do," he said on ABC's "This Week," when asked why he hasn't become involved in the "Never Trump" movement.
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Both men had become involved in the rescue shortly after rising waters trapped a boys' soccer team in a cave in June 2018.
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The board in October passed a resolution calling for Lananna not to become involved in anything that could lead to a conflict of interest.
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On Tuesday, Novoselic, who has in recent years become involved in local and national politics, tweeted his support for Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson.
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As we reported, Lynne expressed an interest to become involved in the conservatorship earlier this year, after a social media campaign went after Jamie.
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In the years since, Dr. Begg has become involved in advocacy for research into gun violence, which he sees as a public health concern.
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He's since invested and become involved in other tech startups, such as Quilt and JobSpice, and is currently the CEO of streaming service Philo.
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After that vote, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, queried Roberts as to whether he would become involved in other matters.
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Plus, Corona, the beer brand, which is completely unrelated to the virus, has become involved in a massive mix-up, Google search trends suggest.
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Scholars who have studied conspiracy theories suggest that the more actors and actions become involved in a conspiracy, the more likely it is to fail.
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Rucinski said she'd become involved in politics after her town's Planned Parenthood closed last June, and she'd been motivated by Harris's stance on women's rights.
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Moreover, loosening control over capital enabled capital to be withdrawn, flee abroad, and become involved in games whereby "money begets money" in global financial markets.
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Cambridge Analytica had become involved in the US election campaign almost two years earlier, initially as a consultant for Republicans Ben Carson and Ted Cruz.
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A divisive provision in the law provides scope for the military to become involved in counter-terrorism policing, until now the domain of civilian authorities.
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One recent paper found that high brideprice is a "critical" factor "predisposing young men to become involved in organised group violence for political purposes". 8.
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Facebook says the Libra blockchain is aimed to eventually be "permissionless" so that anyone could become involved in governance, maintenance, and control of the system.
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Around 40 percent said they would consider business ties with other firms while 35 percent said they aimed not to become involved in M&A.
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Without significant export opportunities, major international players are unlikely to become involved in the Israeli energy exploration and production sector, is the consensus among analysts.
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Washington has been hesitant to become involved in the dispute, and Stilwell did not say what steps the United States would be willing to take.
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I wish that I could get all the girls to become involved in politics and decision-making in our community, so things can get better.
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In his dissent, Justice Breyer wrote that it was very unusual for the Supreme Court to become involved in disputes over the production of documents.
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As if Barclays did not have enough distractions, Mr. Staley has become involved in another embarrassing squabble involving a major client of the bank, KKR.
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More than 4 percent of Australia's population is of Chinese ancestry, and Chinese-Australians often confront suspicion when they invest or become involved in politics.
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Studies have found that students who don't become involved in campus life, whether through friendship networks, clubs or sports, are more likely to drop out.
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He and Ms. Black urged protesters to become involved in local politics and issues rather than focusing on what they called a virtually unreachable goal.
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The conversation was part a series called Get With The Times, which aims to inspire students to become involved in issues that matter to them.
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Many more Americans have recently become involved in politics: People seem to understand that the state of the union needs to get a lot better.
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I asked him about whether he expected that President Barack Obama, after he leaves office, would become involved in some of that coalition's advocacy work.
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We need you to become involved in the political process in a way that we have not seen people become involved for a very long time.
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That's an over-simplification, but understand that great transactional lawyers are not likely to be especially great litigators in case you become involved in a lawsuit.
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"The teenagers that become involved in cybercrime often have a skill set that could be put to a positive use," said Europol in a press release.
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This desire—and the urgent need for more public scholarship on race and history at this moment—motivated me to become involved in several public projects.
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It is time for Congress to again become involved in examining management's behavior at Department of Energy's (DOE) Sandia National Laboratories located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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I caught up with Terry to find out what possessed him become involved in crime in a developing country, and what his time inside was like.
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Tech companies of all sizes should become involved in policy-oriented circles within their sector to share information about the policies and agencies that impact them.
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BIA spokesman Antony Okonji said Bridge schools had become involved in several court cases in Kenya after local authorities recommended their closure for not being registered.
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That investigation is at an early stage, and it is not known whether the Trump administration would become involved in the Students for Fair Admissions case.
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She says part of her own motivation to become involved in the study was seeing more children admitted to A&E with seizures caused by vitamin deficiencies.
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Voters who appear to value political experience while simultaneously wanting more "outsiders" to become involved in politics are not being contradictory, according to political analyst Scott Rasmussen.
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Simply put, the more members of Congress become involved in IG business, the more likely separation of powers is being violated, as well as independence being threatened.
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The Trump administration this week escalated its campaign to pressure Mr. Maduro to step down, even as adversarial governments, including Russia, have become involved in the conflict.
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Our values and ideals are what motivates and animates our democracy, and they are what inspires people around the world to become involved in advocacy for freedom.
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After all, nearly 40% of the participants said they would have an improved perception of a company if it were to become involved in the cannabis business.
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Back then, the United States had become involved in the very bloody and seemingly interminable Iran-Iraq war, which Hussein had instigated in 1980 by invading Iran.
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Citing legal issues, the White House declined to say whether a U.S. hospital or doctor had become involved in the discussions to provide care for the child.
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GVC is among British betting companies seeking to become involved in the U.S. sports betting market following a Supreme Court decision that lifted a sports betting ban.
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"The Chinese have no wish or intention to become involved in partisan politics in the United States," said Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council.
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Neighbors are best at swaying other neighbors to vote, and people often become involved in social movements, at least initially, because their friends invite them to an event.
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"For Pisces, this would be an amazing year to get involved politically or to join some kind of group or community to become involved in activism," says Gat.
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More than a year after the father and son have grown close, Joanna returns to claim the boy, and the couple become involved in a brutal custody battle.
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All four would have dominated in any scheme, but Winter took some of the burden off them by insisting that all their teammates become involved in the offense.
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Over 600 organizations, including companies like Subaru, Google and Unilever, as well as groups like the National Park Service and Sierra Club, have become involved in the campaign.
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Paris Saint-Germain Football Club have become involved in a spat with M.I.A. for wearing a doctored version of one of their shirts in her video for "Borders".
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In 2016, the Yan Sakai was banned by the state government after reports of rapes and extrajudicial killing — and suspicions the vigilantes themselves had become involved in criminality.
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Ultimately, Reeves won both the popular vote and the majority of Mississippi House of Representatives districts, avoiding the need for lawmakers to become involved in the gubernatorial contest.
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Onshore processing and export facilities for natural gas are also at risk of strike, unions said, while offshore oil production workers could become involved in any extended strike.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was asked by reporters on Friday whether the U.S. Navy might become involved in seizing vessels suspected of transferring oil to North Korea.
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So what happens when a celebrity not known or even practiced as an artist goes outside their comfort zone to become involved in the mysterious, often volatile artist's world?
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Although plenty of individual Catholics of a radical persuasion have become involved in the protests, this is a rather awkward issue for the Catholic church at an institutional level.
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One of the Brexiteers' more convincing arguments for leaving the EU was that it had become involved in too many things that were better handled at the national level.
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The investor didn't provide details on other cases he had become involved in, but the NYT says at least two Thiel-funded cases against Gawker Media are currently running.
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By the late 1960s she had become involved in state politics by helping to organize the Loyalist Democrats, a faction that challenged the state party's all-white official delegation.
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However, one must expect that the European Union would be loath to become involved in what it considers to be the internal affairs of one of its member countries.
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Netanyahu's wife, Sara, is now a possible suspect in one of the corruption investigations facing the Israeli leader, just as Jared Kushner has become involved in the Russia investigation.
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He urged members of both political parties to work to restore trust in society's institutions in ways that will attract more people to become involved in the country's fate.
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The video shows Mr. Slager firing eight rounds toward the back of Mr. Scott, who had fled a traffic stop and become involved in a struggle with the officer.
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Vulnerable and excluded teenagers in London—more likely to be black than white, proportionately—are more likely to become involved in drug supply than those with better life chances.
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Since 2010 BP has also given special support to the BP Portrait Award: Next Generation program which encourages 14 to 21 year olds to become involved in painted portraiture.
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She believes that brands that have contributed to the current situation have a responsibility to clean up the supply chain and become involved in social empowerment programs for those communities.
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Boys and girls exposed to welfare reform were also significantly more likely to skip school, and boys were also more likely to damage property or become involved in a fight.
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Her secrets only become more significant — and potentially catastrophic — over the course of the show, after she and her friend, Ludovica (Alice Pagani), become involved in a teenage prostitution ring.
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Washington just became the second state to ban NRA-backed insurance, which hands gun owners cash to cover civil and criminal legal fees if they become involved in a shooting.
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To become involved in these committees, one must either be a resident of the county it is representing, or a resident of the state and a landowner of the county.
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At the time of the original complaint Trudeau had not yet become involved in politics but was widely known to Canadians as the son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
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"He asked how I had become involved in the protest and I mentioned the Center for Jewish Nonviolence," Mr. Beinart wrote in a column published in The Forward on Monday.
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Navy ships are unusually vulnerable if they become involved in collisions, and those vulnerabilities may explain why so many sailors have perished or disappeared in the two crashes this summer.
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During the TV ad-breaks, CNBC International's social media team have a host of immersive content planned for Facebook users to become involved in the show taking place live on-air.
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The courts have become involved: in January the Supreme Court will decide whether triggering Article 50 necessitates prior authority through an act of Parliament, as the High Court has already ruled.
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Washington State had the greatest number of addresses registered (more than 700), but many Washington residents seem to have become involved in offshore companies accidentally, according to an investigation by McClatchy.
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Congress has raised China's ire by pressing ahead with a bill supporting the Hong Kong protesters, and the NBA has become involved in a standoff with Chinese officials over the movement.
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It would be a huge mistake for the U.S. to sell its shares, and it would be a grave error if the U.S. does not become involved in the presidency search.
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On October 257th two senators publicly warned Canada not to let Huawei, a big Chinese electronics firm, become involved in plans to build speedy 5G mobile-phone networks in the country.
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Velez tearfully said that she forgave Chapo — but she didn't want Chapo's young daughters or any other woman who might become involved in the drug trade to have a similar experience.
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"The sooner we become involved in an investigation, the sooner we can get to the bottom of it and perhaps even stop it in the midst of its mission," Banglid said.
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Lewis, who worked closely with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., recalled how the civil rights leader inspired him to become involved in the movement when he was a young college student.
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Judges said they hoped that his case would serve as an example to others that do business with government's like Taylor's "that they can thereby become involved in serious war crimes".
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In addition to Hivos, the Indonesian NGO IBEKA, the Asian Development Bank, and the Norwegian Embassy in Jakarta have all become involved in the project, along with local and national Indonesian governments.
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In 1969 a J&J doctor advised the J&J executive in charge of its talc supply for decades, that J&J could become involved in litigation over asbestos in its talc.
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Growing up in South Africa gave Charlize Theron a unique perspective on the many tragedies of the AIDS epidemic, and heavily influenced her decision to become involved in helping to eradicate it.
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Some Afghan refugees have become facilitators to those who came from across the border to undertake terrorist activity; many of them become involved in the drug business and in harboring armed militants.
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Without naming any candidate, he explains the comments made about immigrants during the current election cycle have drawn criticism from Latinos, and he hopes that inspires them to become involved in the process.
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Auctor says that judging from analysis his team have carried out online, Triad groups in New York City may have become involved in selling the drug, imported into the US from Hong Kong.
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Researchers have repeatedly found that children who are lead poisoned are 7 times more likely to drop out of school and 6 times more likely to become involved in the juvenile justice system.
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The Statesman, another Penn publication, reported that the woman then become involved in a physical confrontation with one member of the audience, when she grabbed the audience member's cane and pushed her back.
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The money has been a major motivation for people to become involved in mangrove conservation, said Nafasi Mfahaya, the Kenya Forest Service's ecosystem conservation officer for Kwale County, where Gazi Bay is located.
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Mr. Kushner has become involved in curating videos on Mr. Trump's Facebook page, reviewing programming for the Republican convention and retooling the online store where Trump hats, T-shirts and mugs are sold.
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For instance, he introduced a clause that named the monarch as the key arbiter in times of constitutional upheaval, which effectively makes it possible for the monarchy to become involved in political matters.
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He directed me, as I said in my allocution and I said as well in the plea, he directed me to make the payments, he directed me to become involved in these matters.
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The takeaways from this data are that ICE is targeting aliens who become involved in criminal activity and that sanctuary cities should find a better way to help undocumented aliens in their communities.
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Since the end of the Iran-Iraq war, the IRGC and its veterans have increasingly become involved in business ventures, playing a significant role in several sectors, including energy, construction, public works and travel.
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In another sequence, audience members become involved in a séance gone awry, while still elsewhere they may find themselves in the midst of an appointment with Dr. Walter Freeman, inventor of the transorbital lobotomy.
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Alisher Usmanov, a metals magnate who has become involved in Uzbekistan's copper and steel industries, recently hired out his private jet to Mr Mirziyoyev when he flew off to meet Vladimir Putin, Russia's president.
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While she saw offering choice to women as a good step, Liston suggested we should be encouraging Australian women to access all forms of transport, and to even become involved in supplying those services.
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The video features black trans* activists Blossom Brown and Cherno Biko; it also features Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, who's become involved in racial justice efforts after the death of her son.
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"We are not rejecting a single opportunity for dialogue and for cooperation, and will immediately become involved in such work at the moment when our American colleagues will be ready for this," he said.
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Should U.S. forces become involved in the affairs of a foreign nation experiencing a state of emergency, any time a citizen is killed, even in non-combative fashion, the U.S. could be held liable.
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"Mostly how I feel is scared, but also wanting to do something about it and wanting to prevent it," said Ms. Perez, a freshman at DePaul University who has become involved in antiwar activism.
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" In the days after her trip to the police station, I noticed that her apartment complex had been plastered with warnings: "Do not become involved in scams and give out private information to strangers.
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Jane Finigan told me that she had not become involved in Lyndsey's medical care, or in suggesting ways in which she might access treatment, although they had corresponded and spoken regularly for four years.
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It described a narrative in which Kovari and Whitworth had become involved in London's underground chemsex scene–sex parties facilitated by dating apps such as Grindr and drugs including GHB, crystal meth, and mephedrone.
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She's recently become involved in criminal justice reform, and notably helped commute the life sentence of 63-year-old Alice Marie Johnson, who spent 21 years in prison for a first-time, nonviolent drug offense.
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Valerie Hudson of Texas A&M University and Hilary Matfess of Yale have found that an inflated brideprice is a "critical" factor "predisposing young men to become involved in organised group violence for political purposes".
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The final nail in its coffin was the announcement that for the first time in its history the ACLU would become involved in partisan electoral politics, supporting candidates, referenda and other agenda-driven political goals.
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" But now that Tiffany lives in N.Y.C., and has become involved in her father's campaign as well, after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania in May, "it's wonderful because she's right here in New York.
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The final nail in its coffin was the announcement that, for the first time in its history, the ACLU would become involved in partisan electoral politics, supporting candidates, referenda and other agenda-driven political goals.
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The U.S. military has become involved in numerous conflicts across the globe over the last two decades, most notably in Iraq and Afghanistan along with a handful of other Middle Eastern and North African countries.
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"We hope Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day helps people discover more museums across the U.S. and become involved in our cultural treasures," said Natanya Khashan, director of communications and marketing for the American Alliance of Museums.
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Lee Kyu-chul, a spokesman for the special prosecutor's office, said that the case against Ms. Park would be handed over to regular prosecutors, but signaled that other conglomerates could become involved in the investigation.
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So, taking the advice she often gives clients — to become involved in efforts to advocate for climate action, as a way to empower themselves — Wolfe found herself ready to join the frontlines of the emerging movement.
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Mr. Richardson, who had been asked by Mr. Kasich to become involved in the case because of his experience in dealing with North Korea, suggested that the punishment should not necessarily be taken at face value.
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Former drug company CEO and recently-convicted felon Martin Shkreli says there are some "bright sides" to prison life, and that he has become involved in mentoring his fellow inmates, The New York Post reported Sunday.
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Dr. Amanda Nickerson, who directs the Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention at the University at Buffalo, said she was skeptical that being fined would suddenly motivate parents to become involved in changing their child's behavior.
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The Emma Willard update said that in 1993, Mr. Davidson had become involved in "a conspiratorial relationship" with a 16-year-old student "that culminated in one instance of physical contact" on the day after graduation.
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"The history is that it is very common for the whole family to become involved in the White House," said Doug Wead, who researched presidential children for the first President Bush and later wrote a book.
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Utico, which has investments in the UAE, said it hoped to become involved in projects overseas; in August, it announced it would invest about $185 million to more than double its water desalination capacity in two years.
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Formed more than 50 years ago, ASEAN has historically struggled with challenges facing the region because it works only by consensus and is reluctant to become involved in any matter regarded as internal to a member state.
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While I've spoken publicly about my experience with rape and have become involved in activism, I've been less forthcoming about my miscarriage—an event that impacted and shaped me in a different way than the sexual trauma.
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Because students lose instructional time when they're removed from school, those who are suspended have higher rates of course failure and grade retention, lower graduation rates and are more likely to become involved in the juvenile justice system.
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"All these girls and women who would not have left the house, hijab gave them a chance to study, to progress, to become involved in all kinds of activities, from laboratories to business to academia," Professor Ettehadieh said.
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NEW DELHI — India has criminalized a centuries-old practice in which Muslim men could instantly divorce their wives, a step that has polarized political parties over how deeply the government should become involved in marital and religious issues.
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More than half of these women had not experienced domestic abuse before their families had faced eviction or had become involved in land disputes, according to the survey, carried out across 12 provinces of the southeast Asian nation.
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Pekao declined to comment on any potential mBank deal, but Chief Financial Officer Tomasz Kubiak told reporters that Pekao was willing to take care of dividend-hungry investors even if it were to become involved in a takeover.
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Then, you're encouraged to become a member at one of the centers, like the one in Albany or San Francisco or Mexico City, where you can take classes five days a week and become involved in Jness or SOP.
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Originally released by Doubleday ⎯ in retrospect, it is remarkable that such a mainstream publisher would become involved in such a subversive project ⎯ Stein and Miller's Blueprint has just been reissued by Inventory Press, a small, New York-based company.
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I experience them as having a greater sense of entitlement to speak their mind and become involved in the world than I did at their age — a greater sense that it is their right and even duty to speak.
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A recent Yale study estimates that there are more than 22 million undocumented aliens in the United States, which indicates that the likelihood of deportation is quite low for undocumented aliens who do not become involved in criminal activity.
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"Beyond that, and to the extent that he has influence, he has not been (no does he plan to become) involved in any effort to circumvent Trump and his presumptive nominee role," Cuccinelli spokeswoman Mallory Rascher said in an email.
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In a paper published last year, Valerie Hudson of Texas A&M University and Hilary Matfess of Yale found that a high brideprice is a "critical" factor "predisposing young men to become involved in organised group violence for political purposes".
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DUBLIN, May 18 (Reuters) - IAG is not planning to launch a hostile bid or become involved in a bidding war for Norwegian Air Shuttle, the group's chief executive said on Friday, adding he did not expect to make an announcement soon.
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Though his kids are out of the school system, White has become involved in campaigns to put people who want to strengthen public education on the school board, and he frequently went to Board of Education public meetings to voice concerns.
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" The policy also says officers are supposed to wear their body cameras "during their shift at all times when they could reasonably anticipate that they may become involved in a situation for which activation is appropriate in accordance with this policy.
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Justice Ginsburg said she'd become involved in the mock appeal after learning about the "Merchant of Venice" production from friends who spend time each year in Venice, including Judith Martin, who writes as Miss Manners, and the mystery novelist Donna Leon.
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In a letter to House investigators, Murphy detailed a conversation he had with the Ukrainian president regarding his concerns over efforts from Trump&aposs personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and others to urge him to become involved in domestic US politics.
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Since that time, I have devoted my life to making changes in the criminal justice system, with an unwavering concentration on justice for victims of sex trafficking who, like in my case, become involved in criminal circumstances themselves out of desperation.
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Yet in a gradual but unmistakable fashion, Mr. Kushner has become involved in virtually every facet of the Trump presidential operation, so much so that many inside and out of it increasingly see him as a de facto campaign manager.
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" By 2016, he had become involved in the opioid-addiction treatment called ibogaine, posting from Cancun, "#ibogaine Let me know if you ever hit a wall in life and you need help I will send you here for free on me!
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"There may come a time when the U.S. and China will become involved in some irreconcilable conflict, as many pessimists believe, but it doesn't have to happen if we work for the best and both plan for our security," he said.
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"Too often society cannot see beyond the labels that are placed on young people when they become involved in the juvenile justice system," said David A. Hansell, commissioner of the city Administration for Children's Services, which helps run the program.
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Websites and forums which provide cheat codes and modifications for video games are making it increasingly easy for young people to develop criminal skills and become involved in hacking chat rooms, a report by the U.K.'s National Crime Agency (NCA) has said.
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Even though we're still quite well-known, it's still hard to get money from 'fund of funds,' so it's great to see DE and ADV invest and we'll see more of that patient capital become involved in the market, especially with Brexit.
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In the first test in Durban, Warner become involved in an off-field fracas with South Africa wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock, and in the following game fast bowler Kagiso Rabada was cited for nudging Smith with his shoulder after capturing his wicket.
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The demise of the potentially ground-breaking project, named Royal Mint Gold (RMG), highlights the wariness of governments to become involved in the largely unregulated world of cyptocurrencies, which exploded into the public eye last year with the stellar rise of bitcoin.
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Ossoff is modest about the designation, but in fact, many of this year's state-level Democratic candidates—as well as the people behind their campaigns—decided to run or become involved in politics because they had first worked on Ossoff's 2017 bid.
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Happy Smile was a lover of the arts, and now she insisted to her husband that they should become involved in that world, even though he thought of the arts as useless and the people involved in the arts as useless people.
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The agreement is open for all nations to sign on to, and Mr. Guterres and others at the United Nations are hopeful that the United States may once again become involved in the process and will one day adopt the global compact.
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Though China has usually been reluctant to become involved in mediation, it has offered to broker talks between Myanmar and Bangladesh, now the host of more than 600,000 Rohingya who fled the military campaign of systematic rape, massacre and arson in Myanmar.
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"Public figures like David Attenborough and Greta Thunberg have helped young people to voice their worries and we have to make sure that we as adults listen to them and ... help them become involved in positive change," she said in a statement.
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While young black men often face more challenges than other excluded groups—raising their likelihood to become involved in drug dealing—discriminatory practices within policing have a far greater effect on the disproportionate numbers of black young males who are arrested and convicted.
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While Daniel Tiger has demonstrably helped preschoolers with empathy, self-efficacy, and emotion recognition, one study found this effect was maximized when the children also received high amounts of household active mediation, meaning that parents become involved in imparting the lesson, too.
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The organisation archives art by people who have died of AIDS-related illness; it's also a platform for HIV positive artists to upload their own work, whatever the medium, and receive grants or become involved in art shows and panel discussions on the topic.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 80%Synopsis: The actress had a small cameo as a ballerina in 2014's "Muppets Most Wanted," which follows The Muppets as they embark on a European tour and accidentally become involved in a Kermit look-alike's scheme to steal precious jewels.
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Taking place in a fictionalized version of the Shibuya district of Tokyo, it follows the story of Neku, a boy who recently died, but has become involved in a strange seven-day-long game that could get him resurrected or his soul destroyed forever.
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That's why the model, 25, teamed up with the company to launch a line of carry-on cases and backpacks — and a percentage of proceeds will be donated to her organization, Kode With Klossy, which empowers and inspires young women to become involved in tech.
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In between sessions, Laura Warford, a stay-at-home mom with a drawl and a shimmer of silver eyeshadow, told me that she had become involved in oils after her daughter, Emmy Grace, died from a heart defect when she was three days old.
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His resentment of government intervention in medicine drove Mr. Price to become involved in the Medical Association of Georgia early in his career, and his work there led him to run for office in 1995, when the House seat in his district opened up.
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They become involved in the attempt to extradite an accused genocidaire back to Rwanda, a case whose complications provide a varied assessment of the region's history and prospects while stringing out a murderous conspiracy plot and eventually revealing the dark secrets of Kate's childhood.
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"If you look at all the people who do go off and try to set off bombs or do become involved in terrorist activity, you find that at some point in their past an awful lot of them have been involved in the group," Pantucci told Reuters.
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In the weeks since his sentencing, he has become involved in the prison peer mentoring scheme and is currently in training to be a listener (a friendly point of advice and shoulder to cry on for prisoners who don't want to go through official prison channels).
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Based on that and their entire social media presence, which is constantly calling on fans and followers to become involved in their communities and support charities and foundations who need their help, it's no surprise that the two are keeping things Trump-free on the small screen.
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Sen. Rob Portman said on Monday it was "not appropriate" for President Donald Trump to ask Ukraine and China to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, joining a small group of Republicans to express concern over Trump's calls for foreign countries to become involved in U.S. elections.
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In the meeting Republican Senator Ron Johnson and I had with President Zelensky three weeks ago, I made it clear to him that Ukraine should not become involved in the 2020 election and that his government should communicate with the State Department, not the president's campaign.
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The mother of a young son, Collett decided to become involved in politics for the first time in the wake of Trump's election in 2016 — something that she realizes makes her part of something akin to an army of left-leaning women, reeling in the wake of Trump's victory.
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In the five years since his brother's murder, Fulton has transformed from a quiet son who stayed largely out of the public eye to a rising force in New York City's local government scene and a voice inspiring young men of color to become involved in their communities.
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After coming to America, seeing more of its shabby auditoriums and gyms than any HBO-signed fighter today, after returning to Russia only to become involved in a ghastly tragedy, Sergey Kovalev finally landed a promoter—Main Events, the company run one of first ladies of boxing, Kathy Duva.
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"School bullies become tomorrow's hate crimes defendants, while victims of bullying are more likely to drop out of school, struggle in class, engage in illegal drug use or become involved in the criminal justice system," said a 2012 blog post from the US Department of Justice Civil Rights Division.
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As more and more of the show's characters become involved in the story, racing through the apartment complex to make sure nobody flushes their toilet and drowns the child, 29-1-1's pilot embraces the kind of tonal whiplash that might be the hallmark of Murphy's work.
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In public testimony before House impeachment investigators, the aides said they viewed Trump's ask for a "favor" as an extraordinary invitation for Ukraine to become involved in U.S. partisan politics — with one saying he had a "sense of duty" to report Trump's posture to a senior White House lawyer.
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Mr. Slager, whom North Charleston fired after the shooting, testified that he had become involved in a physical struggle with Mr. Scott over his Taser device, leaving him in "total fear" and causing him to open fire in a lot behind a pawnshop in the city of about 108,000.
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Page has since become involved in electric aircraft companies like California-based Kitty Hawk, while Brin has mostly stayed out of the headlines save a rare public appearance at San Francisco International Airport in early 2017 to protest President Donald Trump's early-term immigration-related executive order. 2.
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The GAO found that students who experience suspensions and other forms of discipline that remove them from the classroom are more likely to repeat a grade, drop out of school, and become involved in the criminal justice system, one of the reasons the Obama administration introduced the guidance in 2014.
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The discussion began with impeachment, an issue the candidates have largely eschewed on the trail, which yields answers that aren't that interesting—hardly a surprise given that a number of the candidates are senators who could become involved in the impeachment trial and thus have every reason to be circumspect.
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Although the agency has traditionally not become involved in the hot-button issue of drug pricing, Dr. Gottlieb has written that the agency could help reduce the price of old drugs that have lost their patent protection by loosening the rules governing generic drugs and streamlining the process for their approval.
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If confirmed as attorney general, the Alabama Republican would have vast powers such as serving as the chief law enforcement officer for the federal government, providing legal opinions to the President on key issues and deciding when the Department of Justice will become involved in fighting for the civil rights of Americans.
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While it's true that white supremacy has historically put up many barriers for black people in the genre, the advent and growth of the internet is helping to break many of them down: "Technology has definitely played a big part in helping more and more black people become involved in SF," Asli said.
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Many thoughtful China watchers suspect that the reason for China to allow large banks and insurers to become involved in China is that it will subject these institutions to the vulnerability of two Chinese legal frameworks — which will provide a great deal of Chinese influence over the parent company's global enterprises and policies.
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He has become involved in a number of cross-partisan coalitions challenging Mr. Trump in recent months, including working with the former Obama administration lawyers Neal Katyal and Joshua Geltzer to file a legal brief in March in a court case opposing Mr. Trump's proposed restrictions on travel from predominantly Muslim countries.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Having pulled so far ahead atop Ligue 1 that it's not even fun anymore, Paris Saint-Germain have become involved in a spat with the English rapper M.I.A. At least it's something to do between now and the next round of the Champions League.
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Trump has long railed against the idea of any kind of intervention in Syria, and many of his nationalist supporters jumped onto his campaign wagon because they believed he was an isolationist, someone who would focus his energies on their preferred anti-immigration policies rather than become involved in another war in the Middle East.
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"I know in the case of Mayor Gillum, he has been reluctant to become involved in litigation, but we are receiving an increasing amount of evidence that Florida's effort to make the statutes more efficient has been done at the sacrifice of the fundamental right to vote," Richard told MSNBC's Hallie Jackson on Monday.
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Most charitable organizations seek the involvement of donors, to keep them giving and perhaps persuade some to serve as trustees, but the invitation Ms. Scott received was to become one of the first members of the Maverick Collective, a group of wealthy women who are required to become involved in the organizations they fund.
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Should Democratic candidates in Brooklyn with ties to Mr. de Blasio prevail — such as Justin L. Brannan in Bay Ridge or Mathieu Eugene in central Brooklyn — the mayor may be in a better position to influence the race for City Council speaker, one in which he is expected to become involved in after the election. 4.
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"I think a genuine concern should be that some Arab allies would use operations in Syria as a pretext to engage in a larger proxy war against Iran and provide weapons to the rebels that might force our hands to become involved in the civil war in ways that are not in our best interest," said CNN military analyst John Kirby.
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The biggest companies in the space, such as Uber, have reported billions of dollars in operating losses, leading them to divest of some of the most unprofitable efforts to once-rivals — Grab for example has become involved in Uber's business in Southeast Asia— and, parallel to that, invest big in expanding to other services to capitalise on their economies of scale.
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A majority of Americans are concerned that the United States will become involved in another major war over the course of President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's term, according to an NBC News/Survey Monkey online poll released Wednesday.
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Ladona Elaine Sorenson, a family attorney who was appointed the guardian ad litem (a court-appointed attorney working in the best interest of the child) when the Mans petitioned to become Natalia's legal guardian in 2016, told BuzzFeed News that while working on the guardianship case, it was quickly apparent that she had to "become involved" in the separate case involving Natalia's age.
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It's not clear how much optile had raised in funding prior to this, but the deal underscores how consolidation is a game that both medium-sized and large companies will play to increase their real estate and customer touch points, but also that smaller companies will become involved in as an alternative to trying to scale their businesses on their own.
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The family told the newspaper he had recently been in contact with US officials in Turkey, and had planned to reach the American embassy there and return to the US. Relatives said they alerted the FBI that he may be in danger about 18 months ago, and they had told the family they were vetting whether he had become involved in any wrongdoing, the Guardian reported.
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It includes Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 classic, "The Battle of Algiers," on Saturday; Michael Haneke's "Caché" (Saturday), in which France's colonial past resurfaces in mysterious videotapes; "No Fear, No Die" (Tuesday), a noir from Claire Denis that concerns two immigrants who become involved in an illicit cockfighting ring; and "Sambizanga" (Wednesday), about a woman (Elisa Andrade, left) searching for her husband, a liberation activist, in Portuguese-ruled Angola.
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The program includes Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 classic, "The Battle of Algiers," showing Saturday; Michael Haneke's "Caché" (Saturday), in which France's repressed colonial past resurfaces, indirectly, in mysterious videotapes; "No Fear, No Die" (Tuesday), a noir from Claire Denis that concerns two immigrants who become involved in an illicit cockfighting ring; and "Sambizanga" (Wednesday), about a woman searching for her husband, a liberation activist, in Portuguese-ruled Angola.
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"Maybe the issues we are presenting — by comparing what Manhattan used to be to what it is now — can spark people to actually want to do something, not just get information but become involved in trying to figure out how can we find a better balance," said Bill McQuay, an audio producer at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and co-creator of Calling Thunder, in a release.
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The report, which was compiled with the use of data provided by the Defense Manpower Data Center and the service's Casualty and Mortuary Affairs database, categorized the deaths under two main umbrellas: "Overseas Contingency Operations" (OCO) defined as military operations "in which members of the armed forces are or may become involved in military actions, operations, or hostilities against an enemy of the United States or against an opposing military forces," and non-OCO.
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