M Lamar was awarded the second biannual Material Art Prize.
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Jerome Powell is due for his biannual testimony on Wednesday.
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Kim's candidacy a few weeks before the biannual presidential election.
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Biannual conference call with our folks at Bank of America.
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For the first time, she skipped her biannual album release.
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Since then, Twitter, Apple, Facebook and Yahoo have released biannual reports.
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We met through a project for her biannual magazine, Stardust Magazine.
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It also runs the biannual stress test of leading EU lenders.
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So Swift vanished: She even skipped her traditional biannual album release.
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The Treasury publishes biannual reports on April 15 and October 15.
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Biannual campaign promises about lowering health care costs are wearing thin.
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This should be a great biannual battle for years to come.
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Biannual releases detailing civil servants' pay and rank have become similarly tardy.
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Art auctions: New York's biannual billion-dollar "gigaweek" of sales begins today.
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The biannual event is free, but tickets are required for all visitors.
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This likely will be Yellen's last time delivering her mandated biannual remarks.
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Dover Street Market will reopen on Saturday for its biannual New Beginning.
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This month, the trade organization ran its biannual test, called Quantum Dawn.
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Maybe for the occasional drinker, the Christmas party lightweight, it's a biannual novelty.
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Outdoor Retailer is a biannual showcase of what's new in the outdoors industry.
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We do it as a biannual, and it's an MA program, full time.
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This consistent biannual payment took a huge bite out of overall principal balance.
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The book follows their professional and romantic adventures, starting with their biannual reunion.
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The third edition of the biannual event attracted 1,976 competitors, representing 74 countries.
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The UN panel produces biannual reports to name and shame alleged sanctions violators.
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Founders of Mfon speak about their new biannual journal at the Brooklyn Public Library.
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"Prices seem detached from their underlying fundamentals," the ECB said in the biannual report.
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That fits with Twitter's own data that the company publishes in biannual Transparency Reports.
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The ICSG's biannual forecasts are always beholden to events, as the Group itself concedes.
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Last year North Korea tested a submarine-launched ballistic missile during the biannual exercises.
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The Cupertino-based tech giant has been publishing its biannual transparency report since 2013.
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Earlier this year, Hart was awarded the biannual Max Mara Art Prize for Women.
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Details about Avengers Campus were announced at Disney's biannual D23 expo in August 2019.
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Worldwide, fewer than half of all countries participate in this biannual clock-changing ritual.
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Biannual cleanings are typically covered at no extra charge or with a small copay.
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Ms. Yellen said little about monetary policy, the stated purpose of the biannual hearing.
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Based on biannual employee surveys, Salesforce learned what really makes a great leader there.
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Dayton, who turns 70 on Thursday, is planning on delivering his final biannual budget Tuesday.
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Occupation: Marketing Project ManagerIndustry: TechAge: 2150Location: Seattle, WASalary: $215,250 salary, plus a biannual bonus (varies).
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Photo: GettyIn its biannual transparency report, Apple revealed that it received a National Security Letter.
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It's a biannual, but it goes to seed often and spreads vigorously across the landscape.
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VRLA—the world's largest virtual reality expo—is a biannual event held in Los Angeles.
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The Shared National Credit (SNC) review is a biannual examination of bank loan underwriting standards.
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Officials signed the umbrella agreement during a biannual ministerial-level meeting on justice and affairs.
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Based on a biannual Credit Suisse survey, it appears that a comeback is in store.
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It has also started "La Chambre Claire," a biannual photography prize for emerging African artists.
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All forms of original writing and art are accepted as submissions for our biannual journal.
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It is a one-week residency every other summer, not a biannual three-week residency.
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Until then, it is London Fashion Week, which wrapped up its biannual round on Tuesday.
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The latest biannual report covers the security situation in Afghanistan from June 1 to Nov.
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Here's what we said: "M/E/A/N/I/N/G is a new biannual publication," (so I guess we thought we would be biannual, we had no clue what we really would be) committed to reorienting the critical discussion of contemporary visual art.
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Twitter meanwhile publishes biannual transparency reports to show how its tackling attempts to manipulate the platform.
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The Convention on Biological Diversity's biannual meeting in November did not make a lot of headlines.
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"Was it a sea change, or a rare tsunami that temporarily derailed broadcaster's biannual money train?"
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Market watchers pay attention to how top insurers allocate money in their biannual investment strategy briefings.
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This is the next major update of Windows 10, which now follows a biannual release cycle.
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will hold its biannual summit July 11-12 in Brussels.
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A good example is Secretary Tillerson planning to skip the biannual NATO meeting of foreign ministers.
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"This is in fact our people's demand," Mr. Erdogan told a biannual party congress in October.
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TwitchCon AmsterdamTwitch canceled the TwitchCon Amsterdam portion of its biannual conference scheduled for May 2-3.
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Juggalos haven't been listed on the biannual report, now called the National Gang Report, since 85033.
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Additionally, Spotify recently kickstarted a biannual campaign, which offered customers access to the premium service for $23.
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Daylight Saving Time has sprung into national headlines recently as more states consider ditching the biannual switch.
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The surveillance was not disclosed in Yahoo's biannual transparency report, which documents government requests for user data.
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They attend biannual donor meetings and keep their checkbooks open whether it's an election year or not.
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Researchers monitored 108,630 women who completed biannual questionnaires on their health and lifestyle from 2000 to 2008.
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Saturday, at Disney's biannual D23 Expo, it confirmed "Black Panther 2" is in the works as well.
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It's a biannual event each February for fall-winter collections, and in September for spring-summer collections.
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Critics of biannual clock switching sometimes use these points to argue in favor of permanent standard time.
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TEFAF NEW YORK The fall edition of the biannual arts, antiquities and design fair. Oct. 215–Nov.
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Taylor Swift has been so hard to find that she even skipped her traditional biannual music drop.
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There is a biannual report from the International Federation Health Plan that compares medical prices across countries.
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Owners of big-ticket paintings and sculptures regard these biannual sales as the moment to maximize prices.
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Microsoft published its biannual transparency report on Thursday, revealing its first National Security Letter from the FBI.
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Vice Media acquired a majority stake in Garage Magazine, a biannual publication run by art collector Dasha Zhukova.
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This week's biannual forecasts from the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG) will likely reinforce the divergence.
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Tomorrow, we have our biannual strategy offsite; tonight, we have a private room booked with an open bar.
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But the group sent a ripple through the GOP at the network's biannual seminar in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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The teapot was one of the star lots in Sotheby's biannual "Asia Week" auctions that raised $60.4 million.
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The biannual Novel Night raises funds for the Pelham Public Library through book-themed dinners in private homes.
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Amazon's biannual transparency report is one of the lightest reads of any company's figures across the tech industry.
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Established in 2016, Les Récupérables originally introduced its biannual collections in "secret sales" hosted in different Parisian apartments.
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But behind closed doors at the company&aposs biannual internal all-hands meeting, the mood was less upbeat.
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The author of several books, he is also the editor of the illustrated biannual journal Les Cahiers Dessinés.
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Their dirty biannual photo-based magazine specializes in mixing grotesque, absurd imagery with the glossy, sterility of commercial art.
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A new biannual publication expressing fashion, art, and photography, all through the lens of fetish culture, emerges in BRKFST.
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The biannual Mars/Saturn meetup is often considered bad news, since the combo rule challenges, obstacles, fears, and setbacks.
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There are a few consistent factors about Marc Jacobs' biannual show: It always closes out New York Fashion Week.
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All M.F.A. students can also participate in a biannual exhibition of Painting and Printmaking alumni in New York City.
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What is known is that biannual ceremonies are held at Blair Castle in Perthshire, in the Highlands of Scotland.
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China dominates a biannual ranking of the world's 220 fastest supercomputers, called the Top210, that was published on Monday.
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"I opt to have something very clean," says Michele of these anonymous spaces transformed by his biannual fashion shows.
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That was around the point that Disney ramped up marketing for Disney Plus during its biannual fan convention, D23.
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Chick-fil-A is teens' favorite restaurant chain in the US, according to Piper Jaffray's biannual survey of teenagers.
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Saturday at Disney's biannual D23 Expo, Marvel Studios' president Kevin Feige confirmed "Black Panther 2" is coming as well.
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The central bank's biannual financial stability report also indicated that prices are high for commercial real estate and farmland.
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The biannual fashion weeks hosted in New York, London, Milan and Paris have dominated the industry calendar for decades.
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But these biannual seasons of New York auctions rely on individual trophies to set the tone, and the headlines.
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The workers' group brought its biannual assembly to Nevada this week, hosted a presidential forum and organized canvassing efforts.
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In Piper Jaffray's biannual survey of teenage shoppers, the popularity of its key Hollister brand has been steadily rising.
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It's something to marvel at on this Astronomy Day, a biannual celebration of the cosmos taking place May 14.
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"Our employees are very engaged and appreciative of the business," Grenawalt said, adding that the company conducts biannual engagement surveys.
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The biannual honors list is released on the Queen's official birthday in June and at the end of each year.
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There are high hopes that this biannual circumcision ceremony can help fuel tourism and bring more funds to the region.
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"Challenges to financial stability increase amid downside risks to the economic outlook," the ECB said in a biannual Stability Report.
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"The German economy is currently experiencing a marked cooldown," the central bank said in a biannual update of its projections.
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Twitter breaks down the number of legal requests it receives and responds by country to in its biannual transparency report.
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Addressing his biannual meeting with Russian ambassadors abroad and special envoys, Putin said Russia had not influenced the British referendum.
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The European Commission has launched a public poll on whether its biannual daylight saving rules should be scrapped for good.
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The vice president said ending the biannual "war games" in South Korea would "not affect our readiness" in the country.
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The first event was such a success that the visits have become biannual happenings highly anticipated by many congressional staffers.
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The Disney Store is selling a collectible Captain America figure from "Avengers: Endgame" at Disney's biannual fan convention, D23 Expo.
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As the sun sets on the biannual showcase, CNBC looks back at the images and news that hit the headlines.
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"The German economy is currently experiencing a marked cooldown," the central bank said in a biannual update of its projections.
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But arguably, the best place to see Kate Spade come alive is at its biannual New York Fashion Week presentation.
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The issue has re-emerged ahead of the Treasury Department's widely anticipated biannual currency report that is expected next week.
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Simple. At these important biannual auctions, the evening contemporary sales are where the world's wealthiest art collectors do their buying.
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Ms. Yellen was invited to Capitol Hill to deliver a biannual report on monetary policy to the Senate Banking Committee.
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Mr. Grinspan explained in a speech that the LVMH-owned company was the first to advertise in his biannual magazine.
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If print is dead, nobody told Francesca Burns and Christopher Simmonds, whose new biannual magazine, PRINT, launched late last year.
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The White House is once again opening its doors to fans of all things floral with its biannual garden tours.
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The biannual honours list is released on the Queen's official birthday in June and at the end of each year.
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The North Korean nuclear and missile program remains intact and shows no change in Pyongyang's behavior, the biannual report says.
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Over the years, its biannual forums featured everyone from early childhood education experts to anti-pornography crusaders to wannabe European royalty.
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After losing half its readers in a decade, the title is retreating to the web, promising only biannual "collectible" print issues.
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A biannual survey including questions about physical activity was used to determine the effect of exercise on young women's heart health.
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It already operates a media brand, titled No Man's Land, which includes a biannual print magazine and a women's history podcast.
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From 2010 to 2014, AESHA conducted interview-administered questionnaires with nearly 800 women sex workers in Vancouver on a biannual basis.
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McGregor surprised fans on stage Friday at Disney's biannual convention, D23 Expo, to confirm his return to the "Star Wars" universe.
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California and Washington are among several states that are considering legislation that would bring an end to the biannual time change.
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The Treasury Department was expected to release its biannual currency report in mid-April but it has yet to do so.
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At Disney's biannual D23 Expo executives revealed that episodes on the upcoming Disney+ streaming service will follow a weekly release schedule.
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That's a slight decrease from when Harvard conducted the biannual poll in the fall of 212, when 56% supported free college.
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The first joint American and Egyptian exercise began in 1980 and was eventually expanded until it became a major biannual undertaking.
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Sotheby's latest biannual sale of this material mustered a modest £1.9 million, 24 percent down on the equivalent auction last year.
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George Gibbs, a dealer, had brought a selection of the 20,000 to 30,000 cards he takes to the club's biannual shows.
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And with it, the biannual, holy grail of beauty sales — which means we're about two seconds away from revamping our top shelves.
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The "spaghetti car" is a collaboration between BMW and Toilet Paper, a biannual arts publication founded by Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari.
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But this fall, average asking rents dropped in 15 of 17 of Manhattan's most prominent corridors, REBNY said in its biannual report.
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The U.S. military said it believes that a biannual anonymous survey provides a more accurate estimate of the number of sexual assaults.
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Cloudflare issued its biannual transparency report yesterday, detailing the government requests for user data it received during the latter half of 2016.
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The market sentiment of the wealthy has improved since the last time CNBC's biannual survey of millionaires was conducted in fall 2018.
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Abrams was at the biannual press tour to promote his upcoming Showtime drama Roadies, produced along with Cameron Crowe and Winnie Holzman.
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Only six participants signed up for the inaugural trip; today, the biannual excursions often sell out weeks or even months in advance.
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He [Pedrosa] was also involved in early editions of the biannual, an extremely important intellectual source in the history of modern Brazil.
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While the biannual employment carousel for members of Congress has already begun, August is the unofficial start to hiring season for staff.
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Over the weekend, Disney debuted a new look at "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" at its biannual fan event D23 Expo.
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Over the weekend, Disney debuted a new look at "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" at its biannual fan event D23 Expo.
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Disney showed off footage and photos from many of its upcoming original movies at its biannual convention, D23 Expo, this past summer.
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Facebook has published its biannual Transparency Report, which discloses how much problematic content it took action against over the last six months.
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The Fed painted economic conditions in bright and happy colors in its biannual report to Congress on the conduct of monetary policy.
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Ulta Beauty's biannual sale kicked off just yesterday, and now, Sephora is rising to the occasion with a sale of its own.
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Last year, the biannual Newark Historical Renaissance Ride debuted; in June, organizers tapped Girls on Bikes to lead its seersucker-themed ride.
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But the formal reason for her visit is to deliver to Congress a biannual report on the Fed's conduct of monetary policy.
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The Treasury Department is legally required to release biannual currency reports to Congress regarding major trading partners who are unfairly manipulating currencies.
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New bank resolution regimes meant to avoid future bailouts are largely untested, the Fund said in its biannual global financial stability update.
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If you haven't seen it yet, 'transversal' biannual style magazine C★NDY's latest issue is probably its best, most poignant edition yet.
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The biannual renewal process was too much hoop-jumping, too much show-and-proving, and I let it pass in 2016 without reapplication.
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The four-week, biannual fashion gauntlet has grown increasingly political, and for good reason, but it's a lot to take in at once.
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Microsoft isn't the only company that's collaborated with Limbitless, as Riot developers recently partnered up with the company during its biannual Thunderdome hackathon.
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In one of his biannual homecomings, Oakland native Lillard hit 12 of his 28 shots, including 5 of 20143 from 3-point range.
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The biannual prize, which was inaugurated in 1996, to "recognize excellence in the visual arts" is administered by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.
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His language, though, belied the fact that he has been something of a reluctant participant in the Premier League's biannual festival of acquisition.
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The biannual CNBC Millionaire Survey was conducted by the Spectrem Group in April to assess the investment attitudes and behaviors of U.S. millionaires.
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When not making meat creations for us, the duo stays busy with Toilet Paper, a biannual publication that has gathered a cult following.
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The first biannual Cannabis Media Summit took place a few weeks ago, hosted by Duane Morris, a law firm with a cannabis practice.
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Avoiding clock switches improves sleep Critics of DST are correct about one thing: The biannual clock switch is bad for health and welfare.
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Mr. Jones would join Amado on one of his biannual trips to Mexico and document a lesser-seen element of the migrant experience.
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Just 4 percent of dogs are purchased at pet stores each year, according to a biannual survey by the American Pet Products Association.
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And the American Academy of Arts and Letters received $1.5 million for a biannual award, worth $100,000, to be given to American writers.
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If you've shopped the retailer's biannual 21 Days of Beauty sale in the past, you'll remember that it's a marathon, not a sprint.
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The White House on Wednesday is releasing its biannual status report on governmental regulatory efforts said in the budget year that ended Sept.
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Biannual earnings means less information for shareholders, which is "not a good idea," author and former banker Bill Cohan told CNBC on Friday.
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The department store also moved its biannual friends and family spring shopping promotion into the first quarter, which lowered comparable store sales results.
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The company wouldn't say how it will overcome the island's biannual monsoon seasons, marked by several months of heavy thunderstorms and intense lightning.
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OPEC's biannual meeting kicks off Thursday in Vienna, where the 14-member group will discuss the next phase of their oil production policy.
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" The official added: "Out of an abundance of caution, and in accordance with the department's biannual review policy, Sweat was moved to Attica.
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Government requests for account data increased to 46,763 from 41,214 in the first half of the year, the company said in a biannual report.
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That summer, when he was 29, he covered the Hackers On Planet Earth conference, a biannual weekend gathering in New York City's Hotel Pennsylvania.
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Outside of the biannual tournaments, international games have remained something of an exhibition, tacked onto the end of long Test-match and ODI tours.
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The firm's "Taking Stock With Teens" biannual report received 211,000 responses for its fall 2016 edition, with the respondent's average age 16-years-old.
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I'm not going to tell you that the point of this biannual is to teach you whether Lula should be in jail or not.
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As recently as 2014, a biannual survey of right-wing attitudes in Germany found that xenophobia, chauvinism, anti-Semitism and authoritarian longings were declining.
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At its biannual markdown sweep, you'll find already-within-budget brands, including lots of go-to fitness labels, like Adidas, Nike and Ivy Park.
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Facebook released its biannual transparency report today, detailing the requests for user data it received from government agencies in the second half of 2015.
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After cutting is biannual dividend to 70 percent of net profit from 100 percent in 2018, Bezeq said it was cancelling its dividend policy.
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Crocs tied for seventh place as the most preferred footwear brand among teens in Piper Jaffray's biannual survey, up from 13th place last year.
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For the past six years, the designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have staged biannual presentations of their haute-couture, or Alta Moda, collections.
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McGregor surprised fans at biannual fan convention D23 Expo on Friday to confirm his return to the "Star Wars" universe in an untitled series.
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Disney debuted the new look at the upcoming movie, which hits theaters in December, over the weekend at its biannual fan event D23 Expo.
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The company plans to start marketing Disney Plus in August, and offer attendees to its biannual fan convention, D23, first access to the platform.
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The biannual survey was conducted by the Spectrem Group in April and polled 750 Americans nationwide with $1 million or more of investable assets.
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The Off Broadway Alliance has kicked off its biannual 20at20 promotion, which offers theatergoers $20 tickets to most Off Broadway shows through Feb. 11.
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The assessor would give biannual reports to the company and F.T.C. The company would also designate a compliance officer internally at the executive ranks.
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The Riverside Oval Association held its biannual It's My Park Day earlier this year, during which a dozen neighbors raked, planted, watered, and mulched.
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Now, it incorporates music, dance and theater as well as cinema, and the biannual visual art strand alternates with one devoted to contemporary architecture.
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Amazon's latest biannual transparency report shows that the company received 1,618 subpoenas, 229 search warrants, and 89 other orders requiring it to hand over data.
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Designers Ryan Bugden and Michelle Wainer created the custom typeface for La Petite Mort, a biannual magazine produced by New York creative agency Sub Rosa.
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The announcements were made during Comedy Central's portion of the Television Critics Association's biannual press tour, taking place over the next two weeks in Pasadena.
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In a recent leak, these phones were listed by Google as "midyear experiences," suggesting that they could kick off Google's new biannual hardware release strategy.
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Is it realistic to expect annual (or biannual) Star Wars movies to perform the same way that The Force Awakens or The Last Jedi did?
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Piper Jaffray conducted its biannual report, "Taking Stocks With Teens," receiving 10,000 responses for its fall 2016 edition, with an average respondent age of 16.
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NORC, a social and economic research institute at the University of Chicago, conducts a biannual survey of gun ownership and public opinion in gun control.
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Just weeks before Groundwater kicks off, CRSSD returns with its biannual festival starring Zhu, Thomas Jack, Lee Burridge, Bonobo, Maya Jane Coles, Claptone, and more.
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While trade fairs have proliferated across China in recent years, alongside online platforms like Alibaba, the biannual Canton Trade Fair is still unsurpassed in scale.
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The holding company Berkshire Hathaway is facing a similar shareholder proposal that would require the company to publish a biannual report disclosing its political contributions.
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I shared this theory with my mom during one of our biannual trips to Payless, which was conveniently located three blocks from the sneaker store.
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Dorsey told lawmakers that his company is considering adding suspensions to its transparency reports, as a part of a general expansion of the biannual reports.
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If you love collecting Disney princess dolls, the Disney Store surprised fans at Disney's biannual D23 Expo convention with three gorgeous Princess and Prince sets.
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Twitter released its biannual Transparency Report on Thursday outlining current trends in government information requests, content removal requests, and other privacy matters regarding the network.
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Artists began living and working in Lowertown about 40 years ago and eventually established a funky enclave known for its biannual St. Paul Art Crawl.
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Their destination: spring, or the springlike profusion of floral sheets, pillowcases, and cocktail napkins at the D. Porthault store, which was holding its biannual sale.
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Climate change poses a high risk to federal spending, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) re-affirmed in a biannual report on the subject released Tuesday.
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The ECB released Wednesday its biannual Financial Stability Review, in which the central bank points to potential risks to the stability of the euro area.
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But in the grand scheme of circadian disruptions, a biannual shift in an hour is not the end of the world for humans — or dinoflagellates.
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Earlier in the week, Piper Jaffray's biannual survey showed teen spending on handbags had hit an all-time low in the survey's 38-year history.
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Crocs tied for seventh place as the most preferred footwear brand among teens in Piper Jaffray&aposs biannual survey, up from 13th place last year.
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Crocs tied for seventh place as the most preferred footwear brand among teens in Piper Jaffray&aposs biannual survey, up from 13th place last year.
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Between its biannual 21 Days of Beauty event and the end-of-season price chops, there's almost always a way to save on beauty products.
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Mr. Powell may make his public debut as the Fed's chairman in mid-February, when the House and Senate hold biannual hearings on monetary policy.
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Global oil-producing group OPEC reportedly considered cutting production by an additional 22018,000 barrels per day as its biannual meeting kicked off Thursday in Vienna.
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The State Department and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) received the lowest grades as part of a biannual scorecard on federal agencies' information technology management.
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In its biannual macroeconomic stability report, the central bank said uncertainty about global growth and geopolitical tensions could prompt investors to dump riskier emerging European assets.
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Their biannual affair is interrupted by Kwanda (Niza Jay Ncoyini), a precocious gay initiate from the city, frustrated by the two's repressed attitude towards their sexuality.
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Under Facebook's agreement with the FTC, the company must undergo biannual privacy audits for 20 years to ensure that it isn't misleading users about their privacy.
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The group has in fact lifted its 3.43 deficit assessment to 189,000 tonnes from a forecast 65,000 tonnes at its last biannual meeting in October 2018.
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President Donald Trump asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to study changing from quarterly earnings reports to biannual reports, the president said in a tweet Friday.
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At the general conference, the large biannual gathering where the apostles were announced, leaders shared plans to build the church's first temples in India and Russia.
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Sub Rosa prints a biannual publication, La Petite Mort, which features Brattengeier's extensive study of how rappers connect with movements and how cities intersect with subgenres.
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HMI's biannual roll lets each part of the camera look at the entire perimeter of the sun, helping it map the sun's shape much more precisely.
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Disney showed the tiny bite of footage during its biannual expo in Anaheim, California, as a part of a larger sizzle reel from all its films.
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The Pantone Color Institute's biannual fashion report, released each season on the first day of NYFW, highlights the shades that are bound to dominate the collections.
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The biannual event, which is also held in other cultural capitals like Paris, London, and Milan, is the perfect encapsulation of the global nature of fashion.
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But one perspective that's consistently overlooked in this biannual brouhaha is how having more waking leisure hours when the sun is out enhances quality of life.
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To register its objection to Beijing's growing militarization of its artificial islands, the United States military on May 23 disinvited China from biannual RIMPAC naval exercises.
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It became largely a ceremonial entity led by its president, a volunteer position that involves costly biannual election campaigns and brings a degree of social prestige.
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The simulation is a part of the Department of Homeland Security's biannual simulation of how people respond to cyberattacks, called cyber storm, that kicked off yesterday.
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Like an advent calendar for every kind of beauty enthusiast, the biannual extravaganza features one-day-only deals on some of our all-time-favorite products.
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The delegates were there for the regular biannual session to update the health organization's world tobacco treaty, formally known as the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
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Preview LONDON — A new year brings a new name for the latest season of the biannual British men's wear spectacle formerly known as London Collections: Men.
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OPEC and non-OPEC allies, often referred to as OPEC+, decided on Friday to implement even tighter oil production policy at the biannual meeting in Vienna.
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Former Secretary of State John Kerry presented Wiley with the biannual award, which allows American artists to showcase their work at U.S. embassies across the world.
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OPEC and non-OPEC allies, often referred to as OPEC+, decided to implement tighter oil production policy at a biannual meeting in Vienna, Austria on Friday.
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The German Marshall Fund, a think-tank, this month gathered American, Chinese and European diplomats, officials, politicians and analysts for the "Stockholm China Forum", a biannual conference.
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In the two years since the world's biggest automakers last gathered in Frankfurt for the biannual International Motor Show, the future of their industry has shifted dramatically.
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With the artwork curated mostly by participating businesses, the biannual art crawl felt more like a tour of the Brooklyn neighborhood's retail culture than a gallery night.
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Among the many vocal opponents to the bill is the North Carolina synthesizer company Moog, whose biannual Moogfest, will take place this May in Durham, North Carolina.
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And now, it's that time again for the retailer's biannual monster sale — and it's loaded with every cult makeup and skin-care product you can think of.
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The probe's biannual spin allows each part of the camera to peer at the entire outer rim, allowing it to map the sun's shape with greater accuracy.
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The Office for Budget Responsibility also described Britain's economic growth trajectory as "relatively stable but unspectacular" in its biannual Economic and Fiscal Outlook published after Hammond's budget.
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The increasing political uncertainty across advanced economies is risking the stability of the euro zone, the region's central bank warned in a new biannual report on Thursday.
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According to the firm's biannual "Taking Stock With Teens" report, jeans are grabbing a larger piece of mindshare, or relative public awareness, among upper-income female shoppers.
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Twitter released its biannual transparency report today, and as usual, it encompasses a monumental amount of data on things like information requests, copyright notices, and email privacy.
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Sveriges Byggindustrier's biannual report on the construction outlook forecast a 15 percent decline in housing starts to 55,000 this year after a 19 percent jump in 2017.
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I was always one of the slowest kids in my elementary school's biannual mile run, huffing and puffing across the finish line, flushed from head to toe.
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He said even though athletes were supposed to register online for the biannual championship, his team's officials traveled to Nigeria three weeks ago to confirm its participation.
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The most accounts Yahoo said it ever turned over since it began publishing biannual transparency reports in 2013 was 51,000 – 51,499 accounts between July and December 2013.
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Wells Fargo's investor day is typically a biannual event, but management held it a year early to provide more information about how they are running the bank.
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Separately, OPEC oil ministers are set to meet for Friday's biannual meeting in Vienna, Austria, where potential easing of supply constraints will be in focus for investors.
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It's that time of year again: Ulta Beauty's biannual 21 Days Of Beauty Sale is almost here — and it's going to be really good this time around.
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" He mentioned another Knuth quotation, which serves as the inspirational motto for the biannual "FUN with Algorithms" conference: "Pleasure has probably been the main goal all along.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said on Thursday that his department was conducting a standard biannual review of the currency practices of China and other trading partners.
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For many, this sale was by far the most significant moment in the latest biannual series of auctions of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art in New York.
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The F1tenth runs biannual autonomous vehicle races, which college teams clamor to join; MIT uses its cars to get middle- and high-school girls comfortable with robotics.
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On Thursday, Nicholas K will be kicking off the fall/winter women's collections at Skylight Clarkson SQ, the West SoHo home base for the biannual runway shows.
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With its current momentum, 25G uptake is expected to be significantly faster than that of LTE, the telecoms network equipment maker said in its biannual Mobility Report.
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesAs previously reported, Business Insider gained access to Amazon&aposs biannual all-hands staff meeting that took place last month.
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It's still not actually making a profit, however; operating and net losses can be chalked up, in part, to biannual marketing campaigns that increased revenue, but lowered profits.
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To ensure that vendors are meeting their commitments, the company is going to hold unannounced onsite checks and a biannual audit and compliance program for content review teams.
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Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari have been churning out the twisted, vibrant, and beautiful biannual Toilet Paper magazine since 2010, and we've been following their work ever since.
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So for the 99% of us who aren't buying hundred-thousand dollar hand-beaded gowns, the biannual event is really a great time to start brainstorming costume ideas.
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The biannual Disney event always brings its biggest stars to the convention center in Anaheim, California, for a quick stage appearance before a look at its upcoming films.
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"Domestically, the main risk is policy uncertainty or policy reversals that could affect investment and growth," the bank said in its biannual report on the regional economic outlook.
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TOILETPAPER has also conducted cheeky collaborations with MGSM and Seletti, making furniture and clothing, but they remain best know for their biannual magazine, TOILETPAPER, which contains no text.
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Google wrote in its biannual report that an FBI gag restriction on the subpoena or national security letter issued in the second half of 2015 had been lifted.
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New York's biannual billion-dollar "gigaweek" of sales, whose latest series starts on Monday, is the glittering pinnacle of the auction market for Impressionist, modern and contemporary art.
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"The main triggers that could unearth a disorderly increase in risk premia relate to both domestic and external factors," the ECB said in a biannual Financial Stability Review.
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This biannual event for art lovers on a budget will include 58693 exhibitors from cities like Bangkok, London and Toronto, showing works that range from $58683 to $58673,58663.
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According to a biannual report issued last month by the Department of Homeland Security, there were more than one million international students seeking degrees in the United States.
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Famed Silicon Valley accelerator Y Combinator announced Friday that it's canceling its biannual pitch event Demo Day in light of coronavirus concerns, as Business Insider's Megan Hernbroth reports.
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Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips's latest biannual series of evening auctions of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art, which finished last Thursday, raised a total of $1.1 billion with fees.
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I've been working on ending these biannual clock changes for five years now (starting right here on CNN), and I can tell you its days are likely numbered.
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Lucasfilm announced the news during an Episode IX-centric panel at the 2019 edition of Star Wars Celebration, a biannual fan convention that celebrates all things Star Wars.
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The Treasury Department on Wednesday refrained from naming China a 'currency manipulator' in its biannual currency report, but it kept it on a watch list with several other countries.
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Under Harris' proposal, companies with 100 or more employees would be required to obtain a biannual "equal pay certification" proving they pay men and women equally for analogous work.
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In what spare time he has left, he also serves as the art director for American Chordata, a biannual indie magazine, and works on his personal photography, sampled here.
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He's since begun organizing the biannual HBCU Dance Affair, a rare opportunity for Southern black gay men and straight black women to come together as allies in celebrating femininity.
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Oil and gas companies that have so far announced the results of a biannual revision of borrowing limits report an average increase of about 5 percent in credit lines.
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Population: 25.0 million Guangzhou, a city located in the southern Pearl River Delta region, is best known for being home to China's largest trade fair, the biannual Canton Fair.
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That means that content will only be removed if Google agrees to do so, while all government requests will be logged in Google's biannual transparency report, the company said.
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On Saturday night, Moodymann's record label threw its biannual all-night skating party at a city roller rink, where the rapper Rakim made a surprise appearance under disco lights.
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Some fixed-income investors viewed Powell's comments ahead of his biannual report to Congress as further proof that the Fed will cut interest rates as early as late-July.
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It will also have to name an independent person to assess its compliance with the privacy program laid out in the deal on a biannual basis to the FTC.
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According to Piper Jaffray's biannual Taking Stock With Teens study, teens are spending more money on food than on clothing, a trend that's been taking hold for several years.
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The strongest tidal bores occur on biannual equinoxes in September and March, when the sun, moon and Earth align; their combined gravitational pull brings ocean tides to their peak.
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The allegations were published in an early draft of a biannual report authored by a panel of independent experts that work for the UN monitoring sanctions on North Korea.
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This year, the TOP500 organization announced in its biannual global listing of the top supercomputers that China has overtaken the United States in the amount of computers being used.
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Ulta Beauty has just kicked off its biannual 21 Days Of Beauty Sale, and in case you haven't heard, this season's super-sale is better than anything we've ever seen.
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The pitches that dozens of startup founders deliver at Y Combinator's biannual Demo Day events have a ritualistic formality, alternating between change-the-world platitudes and invest-in-us promises.
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The academic and creative work is done from home, complemented by biannual trips to campus to reinvigorate your practice and strengthen your connections with fellow students and world-renowned faculty.
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When the protests started on Thursday, October 17, Beirut's art community had convened for the biannual Home Works event organized by one of the country's leading arts nonprofits, Ashkal Alwan.
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He's already made a dent in the editorial sphere with a Brett Lloyd-photographed spread in the biannual indie mag Dust — so a runway appearance can't be too far behind.
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Facebook's biannual transparency report provides detail on the percentage of government requests with which the company complies in each country, but most people don't know until long after the fact.
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The State Audit Office (ASZ) requires all parliamentary parties to report on their finances, and has made routine biannual checks at half a dozen opposition parties for 2015 and 2016.
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Roitfeld was the editor of Vogue Paris for 10 years, before launching her own highly-successful biannual style magazines, CR Fashion Book and CR Men's Book in 2012 and 2015.
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Rising incomes and perceived health benefits are fuelling demand for "super fruits", which are now among the priciest food commodities, FAO said in a biannual report on global food markets.
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Later on Monday, Italian luxury outerwear group Moncler was due to unveil another collection of its so-called "Genius" project, whereby monthly product launches replace the traditional biannual catwalk shows.
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U.S. teen spending is down 4 percent compared with this time last year, based on a poll of 6,100 teens for Piper Jaffray's 0.443th biannual "Taking Stock with Teens" survey.
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Global growth is set to nudge up from 26.7 percent this year to 26.4 percent in 22019, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development forecast in its biannual Economic Outlook.
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Earnest said President Obama's decision to release a medical report on a biannual basis is an indication of his view on how much the public should know about his health.
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And when Mr. Cresci goes on his biannual business trips, he walks to the local Long Island Rail Road station and takes the train to John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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The share of high school students who say they've had sex hasn't changed since 2001, before the vaccine was on the market, according to a biannual survey from the CDC.
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Apple released its biannual transparency report on Friday, which included details about the number and type of government and private party requests for customer information that the company received globally.
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While the biannual event feels at odds with where we're at politically and culturally right now, it's unfair to lay the blame at the feet of young designers creating art.
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In its biannual Global Economic Prospects (GEP) report, published late Wednesday, the Washington D.C.-based group said there have been four waves of debt accumulation over the last 50 years.
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Real estate bubbles and weak bank profitability are among the key potential side effects of ultra easy monetary policy, but the ECB's biannual stability report dismissed concerns over such problems.
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It was a given that we'd ask Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, the duo behind the glossy biannual Toiletpaper magazine, if they'd contribute new work to this year's photo issue.
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On August 12, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released results from the 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey (YRBS), a biannual poll designed to monitor high school student health.
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In a blog post, Y Combinator president Sam Altman says the ACLU will be joining the Winter 2017 class and is expected to present at its biannual Demo Day in March.
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Before last weekend they had triumphed in the prestigious biannual contest just once in the 260st century, and had formed a special "Ryder Cup Task Force" to redress that poor return.
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As our biannual transparency reports make clear, we carefully scrutinize all government data requests, from here and abroad, and we push back where they do not adhere to those legal limitations.
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As part of its biannual monetary policy report, the Fed warned U.S. stock market valuations are "well above" their median over the past 30 years, the strongest such assessment in years.
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Microsoft's biannual transparency report was just released and, like many other major tech companies that have been putting out their reports recently, the company has revealed its first National Security Letter.
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Instead, the insurer plans to invest in domestic corporate bonds and foreign bonds with currency hedges that are likely to generate higher returns, it said in its biannual investment strategy briefing.
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The comments come ahead of the release next week of the central bank's biannual survey of financial sector risk management experts, which is expected to cite cyber security as a concern.
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" Tuttle said there would be a "flow of communication" between the board and Axon, which would include not only its biannual reports, but also "phone calls, emails, all types of exchanges.
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The following day, the nonprofit would unveil its annual Hate Map of America , a main feature of the spring issue of its biannual Intelligence Report , which focusses on the radical right.
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The State Department would be required to brief Congress every two years on the status of the program, and to send biannual reports to the congressional panels on foreign affairs. Sen.
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But in the biannual White House agenda on regulation, the rule was listed under the heading "long-term action," instead of one denoting regulators were making progress toward a final version.
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The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization, regularly referred to as FAO, just released its biannual State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture report, and the findings are unsettling to say the least.
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Named after the pleasure gardens of 20103th-century London — cradles of art, society and sex — the biannual British publication was conceived in 2017 to reframe the narrative around gardens and plants.
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"Both were eager to experience a German postwar girl that wasn't part of the Nazi generation," she recalled 21960 years later in an interview in the biannual contemporary culture magazine 210c.
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Average hourly compensation including benefits rose 2.25 percent during the 12 months ending in March, the Fed said in a biannual policy report to Congress that coincided with Ms. Yellen's testimony.
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"Tough environment will continue, as we expect domestic interest rates to remain low," Iwao Matsumoto, general manager of Sumitomo's investment planning said at the company's biannual investment strategy briefing on Tuesday.
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In the past, Netflix's biannual Hack Day has produced some silly inventions, like making a remote control with a single button that lets you use Morse code to search through its catalog.
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A biannual event, the controversial DSEI drew the public opposition of London mayor Sadiq Khan as well as other local politicians earlier this year for its support of the global arms trade.
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The public already has information about CWC through notices sent directly to affected accounts, Lumen, a database of legal requests for the removal of online content, and Twitter's own biannual transparency reports.
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File photo - The Virginia-class fast attack submarine USS Hawaii (SSN 776) pulls into Pearl Harbor July 6 as part of the biannual Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2018 maritime exercise. (U.
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Responsible for the biannual publication, "America's Charity Checkout Champions," Megan Strand, Director of Communications of Engage for Good, is an industry expert on Point of Sale (POS) and round up giving strategies.
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Such wonders, sculpted from light, sound and digital effects, have drawn tens of thousands of people since 2009 for the biannual Lumiere festival, which brings together light artists from around the world.
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Lauren Graham, who plays Lorelai, said during a panel at the Television Critics Association's biannual press tour Wednesday that his death has left a lasting impact on her and her co-stars.
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In addition to running her agency out of a 800-square-foot downtown coach house, she's also the creative director behind Biannual — a Montreal-based outerwear brand that's vegan and 100% unisex.
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On Sunday, the app will live-stream the fall 2016 men's wear show of J. W. Anderson as it hits the runway at London Collections: Men, the city's biannual men's fashion week.
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In other economic news, the European Central Bank published its biannual review of financial stability, warning of further market volatility due to the risks arising from trade wars and weak economic growth.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said in a biannual address to Congress last week that the inflation outlook looks muted and that the central bank will act "as appropriate" to sustain economic expansion.
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But quiet halls during the last phase, focused on exports, of the 26.7622,000-exhibitor, biannual three-week Canton Fair, underscore just how hard some of China's lower margin companies are being squeezed.
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At its biannual investment strategy briefing, Japan's fourth-largest private sector life insurer by assets also said it would buy foreign bonds without currency hedging when the dollar falls against the yen.
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Oil ministers have been laying the groundwork all week for Friday's biannual meeting in Vienna, Austria, where OPEC is expected to ease supply constraints that have been in place since January 2017.
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Energy ministers have been laying the groundwork all week for Friday's biannual meeting in Vienna, Austria, where OPEC is expected to ease supply constraints that have been in place since January 2017.
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On Wednesday, Facebook published its biannual Transparency Report that discloses metrics about how it polices itself — and for the first time, that report included data relating to Instagram, its photo-sharing app.
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As the salmon run wanes, it is followed by a flood of steelhead trout making their own biannual trek to spawn upriver, feeding on the flesh of dying salmon as they go.
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By comparison, Orlando's debt service for the $20 million could easily come to $1 million per year—more than they get from the future property taxes and the biannual principal payments combined.
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French banks may pull back from London if Britons vote to leave the European Union in a referendum this week, the French central bank said in its biannual risk report on Monday.
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At the New Museum's biannual Ideas City summit, artist Daniel J. Wilson pitched a vague concept about forcing people to record really mundane daily moments instead of obsessing over their virtual doubles.
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As in California, that work should focus not just on the biannual ballot box but on organizing those local communities, through sustained activism, around a shared set of values and policy preferences.
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Now, with President Trump and North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, recently trading threats of nuclear war, another round of the biannual drills is set to begin on Monday in South Korea.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform committee unveiled its biannual Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) scorecard on Tuesday, finding that 11 agencies had improved their scores on IT since May.
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Eventually, they started meeting with a financial adviser for these biannual check-ins, and they&aposve continued them in retirement to make sure they&aposre still where they need to be.2.
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This event on October 19 is a biannual day-long learning exchange and magazine launch for creative changemakers to investigate the methods, ethics, challenges, and joys of practicing art that advances social justice.
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"The news this week has been really tough," said Erik Nowicki, a 22-year-old from Orlando who made his first trip to Disney's biannual fan convention in California in full Spidey costume.
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Last season's Fashion Spot diversity report — a biannual digest that logs runway diversity in all forms — showed the fall 2018 runways experienced the first regression in plus-size model castings in two years.
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The market has been awaiting the Ministry of National Development's (MND) biannual decision on government land sales (GLS) as hungry developers have been aggressively bidding for sites in public auctions and collective sales.
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When Netflix's designers and engineers get together for their biannual Hack Day, they usually manage to turn out at least one invention the streaming service's subscribers wouldn't mind taking for a public spin.
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The crisis, which seen the lira lose nearly 2574.5% of its value against the dollar this year, escalated shortly after Turkey's banks embarked on their second biannual loan refinancing round in early August.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ends its biannual meeting in Vienna on Friday and is widely expected to agree to pump more, possibly supported by other major producers, including Russia.
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With its popular biannual street festivals and vibrant night life, this former blue-collar neighborhood has now become something of a cultural melting pot with a breezy bohemian vibe, attracting an international crowd.
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Curious consumersWith these products gaining wide media coverage, it's no surprise that the latest results of our biannual, nationally representative survey of over 2,100 people suggest perspectives on meat alternatives are shifting rapidly.
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The centerpiece is the Galerie Azzedine Alaïa, an atrium with a vaulted glass ceiling and mezzanine balcony, where Alaïa exhibits art that interests him, screens films, stages performances and presents his biannual collections.
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The rally extended after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, during her biannual testimony to the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, said she will not take the consideration of negative rates off the table.
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The Treasury Department's biannual currency exchange report, the fourth of Mr. Trump's presidency, criticized China's trade and currency practices but still did not conclude that the Chinese government was improperly devaluing the renminbi.
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Before Betty Woodman's riotous sculptures earned her a solo show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 103, she made ceramic tableware that she presented at biannual sales held at her Colorado home.
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By any measure, soccer's biannual transfer deadline days — currently at the end of August and January — are among its most celebrated occasions (certainly in England; elsewhere, the frenzy is not quite so pronounced).
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Since then, each issue of the irresistibly fat biannual tome — which goes beneath the surface of beautiful homes with candid photographs and leisurely interviews — has become a treasured object among the design obsessed.
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This week was devoted to the biannual ritual of adjusting the clocks in accordance with daylight saving time, moving them an hour forward in the spring and an hour back in the fall.
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"More and more parents are looking for their kids to dress similar to their style," said Tiziana Indelicato, a branding executive and co-founder of petitePARADE, a biannual runway show for children's wear.
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All government employees, as a condition of employment, must be trained with regard to their obligations under the UGCIAA and thereafter must attend biannual training sessions as a prerequisite of continued employment. 4.
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Apparently, Argos had already printed its biannual catalog, complete with two new DJI drones—the Mavic 2 Pro and the Mavic 23 Zoom—before the company pushed back the release of the new models.
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The whimsical fashion, beauty, and home goods retailer announced their biannual tag sale on Instagram a few days ago (we're talking an extra 40% off) and there's still time to fill up your cart.
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Bloomberg notes that the biannual clock changes will come to an end in 2021 when individual member states will be able to decide whether they will remain on winter time or summer time permanently.
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Scott Chassé, now the sole organizer of the free biannual event and founder of Calico gallery space, told me that art-supporting businesses have always been a hallmark of the art scene in Greenpoint.
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MUMBAI, May 20 (Reuters) - Three successful seasons of the Pro Kabaddi League have convinced its organisers that the tournament has curved its place in India's sporting landscape and time is ripe to go biannual.
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Most of these game-changers are doing things differently far beyond Fashion Week (a time-honored biannual roll-out of new collections that, let's face it, appears to be on the brink of extinction).
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The biannual turning of the clocks—an hour forward in the summer, an hour back in the winter—aims to maximise hours of natural daylight in the higher latitudes during the darker winter months.
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The proposed rule change that would have allowed the VA to pay for such surgeries was withdrawn from the Fall 2016 Unified Agenda, a biannual publication of proposed regulation changes that was due Monday.
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"This is a critical report that the world needs," Jean Su, the CBD's attorney, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone, adding that the U.S. submitted its last biannual report on 31 Dec. 2015.
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The proposed rule change that would have allowed the VA to pay for such surgeries was withdrawn from the Fall 2016 Unified Agenda, a biannual publication of proposed regulation changes that was due Monday.
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Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics' biannual survey of 18- to 29-year-olds suggests that this age group is more likely to vote in the 2018 midterm elections than in 2014 or 2010.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries holds its biannual meeting in Vienna on Friday and is widely expected to agree to pump more, possibly supported by some other producers outside OPEC, including Russia.
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He said the leaker contacted him through Reddit and asked him to post links to the videos on Sunday morning — while the church was holding its biannual General Conference meetings in Salt Lake City.
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And last fall, Mr. Simmonds and the fashion stylist Fran Burns introduced Print,a biannual magazine that is a paean to the power and delight of tangible media in an evermore digitally driven age.
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Strong commitment is required from chipset and device vendors as the next-generation networks go live and 5G devices become more readily available, the telecoms network equipment maker said in its biannual Mobility Report.
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That is, until a chance run-in with independent publisher Frank Haines set off a chain reaction that led to the first issue of "Dead Is Better," a biannual zine cataloging Bennett's morbid curiosities.
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Treasury had been expected to release its biannual report by mid-October, but it was held without explanation until Monday — the same day China's delegation arrived in Washington in advance of the deal signing.
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The focus of his ire was the presence of six conservative publications at a biannual meeting that Brown ran last Thursday in New York with a group of editors and publishers Facebook works with.
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The recently released biannual poll showed that 40 percent of 18- to 29-year olds said they will "definitely vote" in the 2018 midterm elections, a substantial increase from the 2014 and 2010 midterms.
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The gardeners and other employees of the government-run Lalbagh were still recovering from the just-concluded annual flower show, a biannual extravaganza that brings several hundred thousand people to the 240-acre gardens.
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Sure, the chain has had fans excited about a few big BOGO flash sales as of late, plus that announcement about Kylie Cosmetics, but nothing can compare to its biannual 21 Days of Beauty Sale.
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The social media giant recently invited editors and publishers, including six conservative publications, to a biannual meeting with its global news partnerships head Campbell Brown to explain how Facebook defines journalism and who practices it.
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But on this particular Monday, a day after the start of daylight saving, many of these children are accident-prone, easily distracted and tired, victims of the rich world's biannual ritual of tampering with time.
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The $1.55 billion tax anticipation notes, on which the district would rely to fund operations between biannual property tax collections, match the amount of notes CPS issued in fiscal 2017, which ended on June 30.
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Rambhia noted that physicians often want to vaccinate patients who come in for annual or biannual visits during the summer because they might not have the opportunity otherwise when it would be more optimally timed.
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Woodford's fund is one of 11 in the 172-strong UK All Companies sector to be named in online investment service Bestinvest's biannual report, which highlights the worst-performing investment funds aimed at retail investors.
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At about 103pm on a Sunday afternoon, halfway through one of his biannual 10 hour minimal odysseys, Villalobos scrapes the record he's playing to a halt, refusing to acknowledge the strangeness of what he's done.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Growth in Germany, Europe's biggest economy, will slow in the coming years, the Bundesbank said on Friday, cutting its forecasts in a biannual review after a string of disappointing data in recent months.
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The battle consumed much of Texas's biannual legislative session earlier this year, forcing a special session after the two chambers could not agree on what is usually an uncontroversial reauthorization of several state agencies. Gov.
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Akbank is usually the first Turkish bank to complete a loan in the second round of Turkey's biannual bank loan refinancings in August, and its deal sets a pricing benchmark that other Turkish banks follow.
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The Wizards will likely be in the luxury tax if Porter re-signs, which would leave mini-mid-level, biannual, and veteran's exceptions as their only available tools to fill the holes in those lineups.
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If it is going to die on us in the near future, then that means it has failed to outlive vinyl—which is currently enjoying its biannual slew of "people still buy wax" think-pieces.
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Recently the Federal Reserve released their biannual study on the debit card market and found once again the cost for clearing, authorizing and settling debit transactions dropped from 28503 cents to 22019 cents from 2013.
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Trump also regularly criticizes NATO countries for not spending enough on defense, and just recently in the run-up to the alliance's biannual summit sent letters to at least several members hitting those points again.
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At the latest biannual season of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art auctions in New York, Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips took in about $103 billion, a 210 percent increase over the equivalent sales the previous May.
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Spending time with the herders during their biannual reindeer roundup, in which they count their herds and take stock of their animals' health, Avdeev didn't think much about the coronavirus and neither did his hosts.
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Those who have developed and fine-tuned the system know that figure rarely bears much relation to the price they will be quoted once soccer's transfer window — that dizzying, desensitizing biannual bazaar — opens for business.
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"China has made enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation, while promoting transparency and accountability," Mnuchin said in a statement, which was released alongside a biannual report on foreign exchange practices of major trading partners.
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The country's household debt grew 6.7 percent by the end of September over a year earlier, beating a 4.0 percent gain in disposable income, the Bank of Korea said in its biannual financial stability report.
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In 2016, he unveiled a proposal to require Congress to reauthorize Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid — three of the largest drivers of the federal deficit — on an annual or biannual basis, taking them off autopilot.
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Today, it's mainly remembered for its requirement that the Federal Reserve submit a biannual report on monetary policy to Congress, with the chair of the Fed testifying before the House and Senate on its contents.
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As co-founder of the biannual laboratory course "Small Brains, Big Ideas," Fuentes-Medel has helped train dozens of Latin American students to use small-brained model organisms like worms and flies to conduct biomedical research.
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They account for just over 1 percent of U.S. output, but the figure is set to grow with banks expected to slash credit lines to energy firms in their biannual review of borrowing limits in April.
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The research, presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, reported "what is believed to be the first quantitative evidence of a seasonal, biannual pattern of filings for divorce," according to a press release.
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Background: The secretary-general publishes reports on a biannual basis about Iran's adherence to UN Security Council Resolution 2231, which codified the Iran nuclear deal and contains an updated arms ban and ballistic missile testing prohibition.
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Less than half — 20143 percent — of global executives plan to buy other firms in the next 22014 months, a 25.1 percent decline from the previous year, EY said in its biannual "Global Capital Confidence Barometer" report.
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Anyone who's ever attended Hackers on Planet Earth (HOPE), a biannual conference in New York City, could probably tell you that expressing support for Donald Trump there is probably not the best way to make friends.
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Leading up to the Stefelijk Museum's biannual exhibition Freedom of Movement, the Museum has acquired works by Yael Bartana, Verena Blok, Kate Cooper, Danielle Dean, Deniz Eroglu, Jort van der Laan, Basir Mahmood, and Michele Rizzo.
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MACCALLUM: What did you make of the president saying, "We don&apost really need to do these exercises, the biannual exercises with South Korea, it&aposs provocative," that was the word the president used and unnecessary.
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Outlining risks in a biannual Stability Report, the ECB also warned that residential property markets were showing signs of mild overvaluation, a concern as the post-crisis decline in household indebtedness appears to have slowed significantly.
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PARIS, May 30 (Reuters) - Global growth is expected to hit 3.8 percent this year, nudging up to 3.9 percent in 2019, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development forecast in its biannual Economic Outlook on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of off-duty and retired cops checked in at the front desk for the biannual gathering of the Maryland Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the state chapter of the largest police union in America.
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Read more: USA Today issues a clarification after depicting a rifle with a 'chainsaw bayonet'Similar footage from the Knob Creek Gun Range's biannual 2017 machine gun shoot came to light on Monday after ABC News's broadcast.
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The biggest risks in 2017/18 were seen in Britain, France, Belgium, Poland and Italy and looked most severe in the second week of January, ENTSO-E said in its biannual "adequacy report" on 36 countries.
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It was a biannual event, drawing interest from all over the country, and it gathered its merchandise by either cosigning items directly from other collectors or asking former astronauts to put their personal effects on sale.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits When the doors open for the biannual "Illustration Art" sale at Swann Auction Galleries in New York in December, visitors will be treated to several walls of artwork, organized and ready for bidding.
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As the Hill reports, foreign agents have to file biannual reports to the US government that disclose any funding and communication from a foreign client (in this case, the Russian government) meant to influence US policy.
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Here are just a few of the announcements made at Disney's biannual three-day event that was held at the Anaheim Convention Center: Ewan McGregor returns as Obi-Wan Kenobi The force is indeed with us.
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When he opened the biannual event on Monday, VW Chief Executive Matthias Mueller warned that carmakers and suppliers would only together be able to cope with "the epochal change" driven by electric cars and autonomous driving.
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These actions included an investigation into the situation, retraining human resources professionals and employees on appropriate responses to discrimination allegations and a biannual workplace culture survey with a follow up action plan to respond to results.
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Microsoft on April 13 released its biannual transparency report stating the company received between 1,000 and 1,499 U.S. surveillance orders under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) for user content between January and June of 2016.
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Michael J. de la Merced ECONOMY Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, could be making her final appearances before Congress on Wednesday and Thursday when she testifies about the Fed's biannual report on monetary policy.
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NW Art Now is the latest iteration of the museum's semi-biannual survey of Northwest artists (the last took place in 2012), which includes those who reside in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, and British Columbia.
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Among employees, 52 percent said they were optimistic about Facebook's future, which is down from 84 percent a year ago, according to the Wall Street Journal, which on Wednesday reported the October findings of Facebook's biannual survey.
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But here, again, are Stretch's comments: As our biannual transparency reports make clear, we carefully scrutinize all government data requests, from here and abroad, and we push back where they do not adhere to those legal limitations.
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But the company is clinging to the teen demographic with Facebook-owned Instagram, which edged out Snapchat as the most-used social platform by teenagers for the first time since Piper Jaffray started conducting the biannual survey.
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The government's new growth estimate for this year's economic expansion, published in a biannual economic report, was under its last official view of 4.3 percent in August but in line with recent forecasts by the finance minister.
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The email scanning does not appear to have been disclosed in Yahoo's biannual transparency report on government requests for user data, but Bell argues in his letter that Yahoo maintains its commitment to transparency and user privacy.
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The rise of hybrid and electric aircraft was on full display at the biannual aviation showcase, where startups competed with industry giants to show off technology that's more efficient and better for the environment than traditional designs.
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In its biannual survey of more than 100 newspapers and websites belonging to Associated Press Sports Editors, the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports found that women held just 13.3 percent of staff positions in 2014.
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Especially when it comes to the biannual endless slog of fashion month where girls are expected to rush around from one show to the next, traipsing down runways in staggeringly tall high heels from dawn until dusk.
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From January 2017 until June, Verizon, the largest wireless telecom company in the United States with just over 200 million subscribers, received 20,442 requests from law enforcement for historical location data, according to its biannual transparency report.
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In addition to that, China may also wish to engage in extensive biannual economic examinations with the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development to get an independent expert assessment of the entire spectrum of its economic policies.
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In a famous biannual survey of elite athletes in the 1980s, more than half of the respondents said they would take a drug that guaranteed them a gold medal but would also kill them within five years.
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The global economy would grow by only 20.8% this year as growth in trade flows is nearly halved this year to only 20.7%, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said in its biannual Economic Outlook.
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On Thursday, Comme des Garçons will reopen for its biannual New Beginning with extensive architectural renovations, including a new event space showcasing 18th-century punk-themed runway wonders, like a pink patent leather jacket and overalls ($10,834).
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Republicans point to the director of national intelligence's biannual report that says about 30 percent of detainees released by Obama and President George W. Bush are confirmed to have returned or are suspected of returning to terrorism.
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Those exceedingly white castings aside, wider racial representation in a fashion show context is very gradually on the upswing, according The Fashion Spot's biannual runway diversity reports, which look at shows in the four major Fashion Weeks.
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This biannual poll, which asks thousands of Americans their views on issues, personalities and voting intentions, has been querying the same people going back to 215 (in the polling world, this is known as a longitudinal survey).
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The biannual currency exchange report — the fifth of Mr. Trump's presidency — also updated its criteria for designating countries as currency manipulators, allowing the United States to monitor the foreign exchange practices of a broader set of economies.
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The organizers, who have been putting on this biannual event since 2013, also outline your route for you: this spring, there are 11 participating art spaces extending their hours late, with several launching exhibitions for the occasion.
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" Penny Martin, editor of The Gentlewoman, a biannual magazine based in Britain, said she helped start the publication in 2010 to provide an alternative to "anti-intellectualizing" women's magazines, which "were always covering the same five Jennifers.
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Although Amazon publishes a biannual transparency report detailing the number of warrants and orders it receives across its entire business, the company doesn't — and refuses — to break down how many requests for data it receives for Echo data.
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"The Secretariat found that they had characteristics of Iranian manufacture and that their markings indicated production dates in 2016 and 2017," Guterres said in his biannual report to the Security Council on the implementation of sanctions on Iran.
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Though a pretty pair of shoes from the designer usually ranges from $200 to $650, right now during its Biannual Sale Event, you can score all kinds of gorgeous flats, pumps, boots, and booties for 30 percent off.
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"While increased risk appetite and search for yield are a welcome and intended consequence of unconventional monetary policy measures...there are risks if these trends extend too far," the IMF said in its biannual global financial stability update.
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Piper Jaffray is out with its 38th biannual "Taking Stock with Teens" report, a result of surveying 9,203 consumers with an average age just under 16 years old from 42 states with an average household income of $65,400.
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This spring, though, he saw an ad in the Dutch national newspaper NRC Handelsblad, which collaborates with the digital auction house selling the books, Adams Amsterdam Auctioneers, to host biannual auctions of items via an online auction portal.
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The reliability of annual and biannual FBI crime data has frequently been challenged, in part because it relies on self-reporting by law enforcement officials who may be motivated to either exaggerate or downplay crime in their jurisdictions.
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Last week Ulta Beauty announced its biannual 21 Days of Beauty Sale starts on Sunday, which had us reviewing our calendars and preparing our budget — clearly half-off mascara takes precedence over our St. Patrick's Day bar-hopping plans.
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LONDON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Fashionistas from around the world have gathered in London for the biannual Fashion Week, where trends are set on the catwalk, celebrities are snapped on the front row and key players mingle at exclusive parties.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Automakers in Brazil last month notched their strongest sales in nearly four years, a leading trade group said on Wednesday, adding to optimism as the auto industry kicked off the biannual Sao Paulo International Motor Show.
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The biannual event that once defined what we wear is just a few days out, which means we're suiting up to brave the cold and bring you a front row look at what's happening on (and off) the runway.
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Fashion week represents the industry's most high-profile event; a biannual Super Bowl featuring an international jet set of editors, buyers, stylists and even celebrities who descend on the Big Apple for a highly publicized array of fashion shows.
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The OECD estimated the euro zone economy would grow 1.6 percent this year and 1.7 percent next, assuming Britain voted to remain in the EU, leaving its forecasts unchanged from the publication of its biannual Economic Outlook last week.
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But in its biannual report on financial stability, the NBH warned that kind of profitability was not sustainable as it was largely bolstered by a reversal of loan-loss provisions as banking portfolios improved due to strong economic growth.
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"Markets seem resilient at the moment, but the low level of volatility and the overvaluation in a range of investments make me feel uneasy," DNB-governor Klaas Knot told reporters at the presentation of DNB's biannual financial stability report.
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OBERSTDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Norway's Daniel Andre Tande held on to his overnight lead to take gold in the flying hill individual competition at the biannual Ski Flying World Championships on Friday, with the tournament shortened due to excessive wind.
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The mural inaugurates a biannual series of commissions planned for the wall and, for the moment, is prelude to "Architecture of Life," the visionary inaugural exhibition (through Sunday), which uses the museum's entire 25,19163 square feet of gallery space.
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As part of the US government's new tough line in the South China Sea, it uninvited the Chinese military on May 23rd from the biannual RIMPAC naval drills, saying Beijing's behavior was "inconsistent" with the spirit of the exercises.
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Financial analysts at Piper Jaffray recently surveyed 9,500 teenagers as part of its biannual project to gain insight into Generation Z's favorite brands, day-to-day habits, and preferences when it comes to shopping, spending money, and spending time.
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The United States took the top spot in the TOP500, a biannual ranking of the world's fastest computing systems, for the first time since 2012 with the new Summit supercomputer, but it continues to lose ground to China overall.
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Titled "On Air" and covering 64,500 square feet, the show is the latest iteration of the Palais de Tokyo's biannual Carte Blanche series, in which an artist is given free rein of France's largest exhibition space for contemporary art.
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Built for the Exposition Universelle in 1900, the site is today home to Paris Monumenta, the initially annual — now biannual — exhibition series that gives a contemporary artist carte blanche to create a large-scale installation in the Grand Palais.
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"A highly indebted household sector is a cause for concern, as households are particularly sensitive to shocks in the economy such as sudden increases in prices or interest rates," the bank said in its biannual review of financial stability.
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Jayasree K. Iyer, executive director of the Access to Medicines Foundation, which publishes a biannual ranking of how well pharmaceutical companies do at getting their drugs to the poor, said her foundation will monitor reactions to the new list.
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A biannual report released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence in March said that 12 detainees released by the Obama administration are suspected of re-engaging in terrorism, up from six estimated by its last report.
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A separate report commissioned for the biannual Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy — of which Mr. Skoll is one of nine recipients this year — found that most philanthropists go through a six- to seven-step process in their evolution as philanthropists.
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On Thursday morning, the biannual U Collection, designed at the brand's Paris atelier by Artistic Director, Christophe Lemaire, returns with its latest drop — which, according to a number of attendees at Wednesday night's NYC sneak preview, is their best one yet.
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I suspect if Sony and Microsoft release consoles at the biannual clip of graphics card manufacturers, and can offer price parity with a mid- to high-range card, they might actually get dedicated customers to update with a reliable frequency.
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The latest stocktake claimed an "unprecedented" 10% increase in primary-school enrolment since September 2016, an extra 68,000 teachers selected "on merit", and a steady increase in the share of correct answers on a biannual test of literacy and numeracy.
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The JAMA researchers found (emphasis mine): Substantial cost increases among these drugs was near universal, with a 76% median cost increase from January 2012 through December 2017, and almost all drugs (44 [98%]) displaying regular annual or biannual price increases.
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In an effort to avoid the biannual clock switch in spring and fall, some well-intended critics of DST have made the mistake of suggesting that the abolition of DST -- and a return to permanent standard time -- would benefit society.
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It also requires companies to disclose more information than was previously required in their biannual transparency reports, including details about which groups of people are particularly affected by hate speech or how companies are using artificial intelligence to detect harmful content.
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Florence The married creative directors of Jil Sander, Luke and Lucie Meier, staged their latest show in Florence, Italy — where they first met in the early aughts while studying fashion — as special guests at the biannual trade show Pitti Uomo.
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Findings from the California Healthy Kids biannual survey consistently suggest that over the past seven years about 25% to 26% of secondary school students, depending on the year, grade level and school type, reported having seen a weapon on school grounds.
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VDA said in January that Frankfurt will no longer host the show after almost 70 years as the home of the biannual exhibition of the industry's latest innovations and that Berlin, Hamburg and Munich had been shortlisted as potential successors.
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LIMA, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Peru's government raised its forecast for the trade surplus to $5 billion for both 2017 and 2018, more than $1 billion higher than its previous estimates in April, the finance ministry said in a biannual report on Friday.
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Apple knew its document-only reports didn't cut it, and took a leaf from its Silicon Valley neighbors and pushed ahead with its own plan to publish its biannual numbers in a way that ordinary people — like its customers — can read and understand.
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An oil industry source told Reuters on Saturday a final decision had still not been reached on whether to attend the event, which precedes the ministerial meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers as well as the regular biannual OPEC meeting.
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Nikon's KeyMission 360 is probably the most interesting camera of the bunch Nikon's KeyMission 360 is probably the most interesting camera of the bunch It's an important shift at biannual Photokina photography trade show that is reflecting a rapidly changing photographic landscape.
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We're getting serious Justin Bieber vibes (when he's in a suit, on a red carpet, all tattoos covered up) in Presley's dapper turn in the latest issue of CR Men's Book, the male-centric spinoff of Carine Roitfeld's biannual magazine, CR Fashion Book.
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From trade to immigration and spending, top Koch network strategists, who briefed reporters at a five-star resort in Colorado Springs for the group's biannual seminar, outlined the areas from which they believe the Trump administration and GOP Congress have gone astray.
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"An increasing number of global insurance groups are considering seeking a new authorisation in Ireland, particularly to locate their headquarters for European business in Ireland rather than the UK," the central bank said in its biannual macro-financial review of the economy.
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The same day, head to the biannual IF Basement Sale for discounts of up to 85 percent on items like a Junya Watanabe patchwork Levi's jacket ($330, originally $1,110) and Rick Owens open-weave cardigan ($235, originally $780) from Japanese and European labels.
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Opening Ceremony will have its biannual sample sale from Friday to Sunday, with discounts up to 21 percent on covetable bits like an Alexander Wang cross-body envelope bag ($252, originally $550) and Common Projects three-strap Velcro sneakers ($100, originally $450).
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On Wednesday, at Phillips's biannual evening sale of modern and contemporary design in London, a circa 1925 brass-inlaid rosewood "gondole" sofa by Marcel Coard was bought by one of three telephone bidders for £974,500, against an estimate of £200,000 to £300,000.
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Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit (Saturday and Sunday) This biannual event, which was started in 1931 by Jackson Pollock and William de Kooning, showcases various mediums of art — including paintings, photography, sculpture and jewelry — by artists from New York and around the world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When news that Michael Rakowitz withdrew from the 2019 Whitney Biennial was published by the New York Times on February 25, people wondered why the Iraqi-American artist decided to sit out the biannual art event.
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Because these stellar limits are so tempestuous and prone to change, the HMI needs to complete a biannual spin in order to capture the full perimeter of the Sun, helping it to refocus and get a better handle on our star's shape.
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According to Jody Kohner, Salesforce's senior vice president of employee engagement, the results of a biannual employee-engagement survey helps the organization identify outstanding managers, or the leaders who hit their business goals and keep their teams excited about the company's mission.
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They're all part of an evolving master plan to create a new downtown district for High Point, a city known as the home furnishings capital of the world because of its biannual furniture market, which attracts exhibitors and buyers from across the globe.
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In preparation for its biannual seasonal changeover, Dover Street Market is offering discounts of up to 70 percent on fall merchandise including a Christopher Kane sequin wool raglan coat ($793, originally $2,645) and a Craig Green silk workwear jacket ($274.50, originally $915).
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on Monday released its latest biannual report on Guantanamo recidivists — detainees who the intelligence community says are confirmed or suspected of re-engaging in terrorist activity after being released from the detention facility.
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A major biannual gathering of Mormons in Salt Lake City this weekend was overshadowed by leaked videos that appear to offer a rare peek inside the opaque deliberations of the top leadership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Twitter's biannual transparency report, released today, reveals for the first time how often the company takes action on reports of abusive behavior; however, since the transparency report focuses on government requests for information and takedowns, it only reveals statistics for harassment reported by government officials.
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A possible solution to NPLs would be the creation of a single platform that acts as a data warehouse for bad debt, a transaction system and a trade data repository, the ECB said in an article that forms part of its biannual Financial Stability Review.
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We take the weekend to highlight recent books coverage in The Times: The Book Review's annual Halloween issue features horror books, of course, but also thrillers, fantasy and science fiction, and our crime columnist Marilyn Stasio's biannual foray into the terrors of true crime.
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" She also alleged Ailes was recording a biannual trunk show organized by the wardrobe department in which all the female hosts "[disrobed] down to their undergarments to try on new on-air dresses for the next season, without even the benefit of a curtain.
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"It's a great way of bypassing gatekeepers and building community and creative links outside of formal institutions," says Niazi who, as well as curating DIY Cultures, works on OOMK, a biannual zine showcasing women from diverse ethnic and spiritual backgrounds, especially those of Muslim faith.
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"We expect OPEC will reach an agreement at next week's biannual meeting in Vienna... If OPEC does successfully reach an agreement, prices are likely to test the year high in Brent of $53 per barrel," ANZ bank said in a note to clients on Thursday.
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"It was also part of our story that we are telling, which is the journey of how everyone is still recovering [from his death], and that gave the show depth and an emotional complexity," Lauren Graham said at the Television Critics Association's biannual press tour.
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The counter cyclical capital buffer rate for U.K. banks was cut with immediate effect to 212.6 percent from 21.2 percent of financials' U.K. exposure, the BoE said on Tuesday in its biannual Financial Stability Report — the first to be published since the Brexit vote.
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One of the best parts of the company's biannual Fashion Week presentation is — aside from the always-colorful and completely wearable selection of blouses, trousers, blazers, and more — the inventive styling: Last year, we saw layered jumpsuits, colorful stoles, and ponchos paired with party dresses.
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The new sales mechanism is similar to the one used by Andes Petroleum, a China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) and Sinopec joint venture, to sell its quota of Ecuadorian crude by awarding the barrels through annual or biannual tenders, one of the traders said.
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Luckily for us, the wait for one of them is nearly over, because for three weeks this (and a little bit of next) month, Ulta Beauty will be rolling out a slew of discounted items during the store's biannual sale, 21 Days of Beauty.
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Despite the pressures of the biannual men's wear show and the marking of two momentous anniversaries — 20 years since Gianni Versace's death, and 20 years of Donatella Versace continuing his legacy — her daily routine doesn't vary in the 48 hours leading to the show.
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Read more: We went to the first-ever 'retail theater' show at 'the most interesting store in the world' — here's what we sawCrocs tied for 7th place as the most preferred footwear brand among teens in Piper Jaffray's biannual survey, up from 13th place last year.
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Twenty-six years later, not much has changed: the interior looks like an archived "Twin Peaks" set (wood veneer, linoleum flooring, fluorescent red lighting), and, aside from biannual trips to Poland, when she shuts the place down for several weeks, Lucy still works from open to close.
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This week was declared "Wild Horse Week" by Washington's Mayor Bowser to coincide with the biannual Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board meeting in the District, and it seems the perfect time to ask the BLM to embrace this non-lethal and highly effective management approach.
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See, while we love the biannual fashion and beauty whirlwind as much as the next person, it's hard to deny that the whole thing is rather exhausting — even if you're only experiencing it through an Instagram feed crowded with slow-motion runway walks and exclusive after-parties.
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Women held only 6 percent of chief executive positions in Swedish companies listed on its stock exchange, 19403 percent of company board seats and only 5 percent of board chairs, according to a biannual report on gender equality published in 2016 from Statistics Sweden, a government agency.
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In light of the latest viral moment highlighting George W. Bush's unbearable cuteness, it's time for your biannual reminder that the former commander-in-chief shouldn't be reduced to an endearing celebrity grandpa because he is, in fact, one of the worst presidents in American history.
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That runs counter to a limited, but storied, history of protest at the biannual sporting event; the famous 1968 podium protest when Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their gloved fists on the medal stand to protest racism in America would be prohibited under these rules.
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"Reservoirs are full in India and we know that for cane producers there price does not matter much, what matter is climate conditions," said analyst Bruno Lima, during one of several seminars in Sao Paulo in the week when the city hosts the biannual Sugar Dinner.
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"As oil prices have stabilized at levels well above those seen in the first half of 22017 and the Russian economy has emerged from a two-year recession, growth in the east of the region is projected to pick up gradually," the EBRD said in its biannual economic report.
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After coming into contact with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents for the first time in 2013 after a traffic stop, Alejandra was for years classified as a low-priority deportation, meaning she had to have biannual check-in with ICE and could not have a criminal record.
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On October 222th the Institute of Politics at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government released results of its biannual survey of 270.6- to 36.73-year-olds which shows that compared to both 236.7 and 226 young Americans are significantly more likely to vote in the 259 mid-term elections.
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The latest biannual CNBC Millionaire Survey was conducted in May by Spectrem Group for CNBC across a panel of 750 Americans with $1 million or more of investable assets and who are representative of the affluent population of the U.S. Disclosure: NBCUniversal and Comcast Ventures are investors in Acorns.
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It doesn't think in the same new-flagship-every-year-on-the-dot terms as bigger brands like Samsung and LG. The company just ships phones when they're ready, and the "T" suffix it's attached to second-gen releases is an unsubtle dig at Apple's biannual "S" upgrades.
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When: May 3–6 / Thursday: 123–10pm ($30); Friday, 3–10pm; Saturday: 12–9pm; Sunday: 11am–6pm ($15) Where: Brooklyn Expo Center (63 Noble Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn) Saatchi Art's biannual art fair returns to Greenpoint, with an impressive 130 artists (primarily from Europe and North America) set to participate.
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For a long time, street style was a biannual exercise in how obsessed we were with the insouciantly chic wardrobe of the archetypal Parisian woman, the grunge undercurrent of the London dweller's wardrobe, the ornate excellence of traditional Italian fashions, and the no-nonsense sensibility of jaded New Yorkers.
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Over eight months, beginning with President Donald Trump's election victory and throughout the chaotic beginning of his administration, the Democratic Socialists of America have seen a massive spike in their ranks, from 8,000 in November to more than 25,000 as this week's biannual national convention begins in Chicago.
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Naturally, as the audience of fashion grew, so did what the art form encompassed: an earnest celebration of individuality through style that came to be grouped with what can sometimes be best described as biannual mass peacocking (which sometimes involves a few outfit changes in a single day).
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Bardle, who goes by "DJ Who," has been organizing and hosting the show since its inception nearly a decade ago—and since January of 2018, he's also been co-hosting Fresh Produce's biannual Champs Battle, where the winners from the last six months compete for the ultimate title.
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Michael Kors ranked as the top handbag brand (by a long shot) in research firm Piper Jaffray's biannual "Taking Stock With Teens Survey," which polls 10,000 teens across the country each year to suss out what Gen Z is shelling out for across various categories, including fashion, restaurants, and beauty.
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Made in L.A., the third in a biannual exhibition at the museum, features artists who are already highly regarded, or else anointed as up-and-coming, whereas Telles presents a historical group show of 20th-century LA surrealists who, in many cases, were never much known outside their own circle.
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Moreover, the environmental charity Greenpeace notes his activity alongside climate change-denial groups, highlighting his biannual meetings with oil and gas billionaires the Koch brothers, two of the most outspoken climate change deniers in the US. These revelations are a blow for Coachella, which has a reputation as a liberal haven.
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The report was released during a week that the information security of federal agencies will be in the spotlight, with the House Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Government Operations set to hold a hearing later this week to examine the results of the biannual Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act scorecard.
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The assembly, which is the decision-making body of the World Health Organization, had approved a breast-feeding resolution at its previous biannual meeting in 2016 after detailed and divisive negotiations, and the United States did not see the necessity for another resolution so soon, Mr. Chapman and H.H.S. officials said.
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"Research shows that these requirements make a difference," said Nan Morrison, the president and CEO of the Council for Economic Education, which released its biannual Survey of the States on Wednesday, a detailed state-by-state look at the economics and personal finance standards and requirements in K–12 state education systems.
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There were some signs that could change in 2018 before Election Day; a biannual poll released by the Harvard University Institute of Politics showed that 43 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds said they will "definitely vote" in the 2018 midterm elections, a substantial increase from the 2014 and 2010 midterms.
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The Los Angeles Times estimated that, by the early 226s, more than 22001,24.5 Californians had attended the biannual Basic Seminar conference in L.A. Gothard's principles went beyond the common fundamentalist warnings against alcohol and tobacco, calling on adherents to remove televisions from the house and to avoid music with a "tribal" beat.
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When he arrived for his biannual check-in with ICE — a condition of his reprieve — in summer 2017, he said he had thought that it would proceed like every other: He would update his home address, provide his work address and confirm that he had not been arrested or convicted of a crime.
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No meetings between the three buyers and major producers such as Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron and Qatargas have yet been confirmed at the Gastech biannual industry gathering, but representatives of all are certain to be in attendance, and other delegates are sure to be watching to see what happens when their paths cross.
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Meanwhile, in a biannual Transparency Report published last week, Twitter revealed it had suspended a total of 636,248 accounts, between August 1, 2015 through to December 31, 2016, for violations related to the promotion of terrorism — saying the majority of the accounts (74 percent) were identified by its own "internal, proprietary spam-fighting tools," i.e.
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Major banks including JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo , and Royal Bank of Canada have, as part of regular biannual reviews, cut their estimated values for oil-and-gas companies' reserves, which serve as the basis for those companies to receive reserve-based loans (RBLs), according to more than a dozen sources familiar with the activity.
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"Many of you watched in disgust as the most fiscally irresponsible spending bill was passed in March under a Republican Congress … we supported the election of some of these people … it drives us crazy," Brian Hooks, president of The Charles Koch Foundation, told a group of donors gathered for a biannual summit in Colorado Springs.
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"The (two) recent rate cuts would have definitely fuelled housing demand but, given the economic and financial stability conditions, the cuts were needed then to focus on boosting growth and inflation," Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol told a news conference, commenting on the bank's biannual review of its inflation-targeting framework on Tuesday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Leandro Erlich, Port of Reflection, installation view (photo courtesy of the artist) The Neuberger Museum at SUNY Purchase, under the auspices of their biannual Roy R. Neuberger Exhibition Prize, opened their 7353 season with a survey of Argentine sculptor Leandro Erlich's public art projects and gallery installations, Port of Reflections.
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Data on current populations of these Himalayan bees in Nepal are scarce, but contrary to the last government survey conducted, which showed a slight population decline, men and women in Talo Chipla told me that their bee populations are actually thriving, and so the biannual quests for their honey—once in late fall and once in late spring—continue.
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But, it's easy to see why there's no better time than the present to be a model — and that's why LOVE magazine, the Katie Grand-led biannual publication that often ignites the careers of hopefuls, is holding a model search: The #LOVEME20 competition celebrates 10 years of the magazine and is looking for its next cover star.
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Fellow Android handset makers like Samsung and Sony have made a tradition out of it: Samsung with its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note lineups and Sony with its biannual refresh of the Xperia Z. LG itself got into the same game late last year when it launched the premium V10 handset mere months after the LG G4 flagship.
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The British fashion biannual AnOther Magazine threw itself a 15th anniversary bash at the Chanel couture salon on the Rue Cambon, and Pharrell Williams, Kendall Jenner and the K-Pop singer G-Dragon stood by to watch Karl Lagerfeld — cover star of the latest issue — sing "Happy Birthday" alongside his young godson Hudson Kroenig and a gigantic tiered cake.
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Spread across the Arsenale, a former shipyard, and the Giardini, a meandering garden anchored by a central pavilion — the biannual event centers on a main showcase helmed by a single curator and features a set of national commissions, which occupy the pavilions that can be found within the two venues and sometimes in palazzos farther afield.
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