The acquisition broadens Hearst's mostly lifestyle magazine portfolio and broadens their digital footprint.
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But the company's new "Compliments" system broadens the feedback system.
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The theme: Travel broadens the mind and breaks down barriers.
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Then there is the sort of novelty that broadens choice.
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The new policy supersedes and broadens that decision, officials said.
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Here's what you need to know: • G.O.P. support for Trump broadens.
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The REACH program broadens the applicant pool for more diverse candidates.
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The gap broadens to 15 points among white men and women.
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It broadens their perspective on where they think about building their career.
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It broadens the scope of what it means to be an athlete.
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All of it broadens your options for customizing your own Avengers roster.
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It broadens the funnel of promoters who might potentially pay, Koolwal believes.
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Still, Milner describes it in a way that purposefully broadens the lens.
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The South broadens the yawning health-and-prosperity gap between the two.
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He also broadens his survey to cover school discipline and YouTube stars.
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This is the kind of clue that broadens your way of thinking.
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The measure the Legislature passed on Wednesday codifies and broadens that decision.
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One major way the billionaire continually broadens his knowledge is through reading.
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It increases knowledge, broadens our perspective, and helps connect dots over time.
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The law includes 38 new crimes and broadens the definitions of existing crimes.
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" At the end of the day, he added, "it broadens [music's] distribution base.
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When I look to Koh for more, his grin broadens and he chuckles.
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The pitch also broadens out to bring AOL users' emails into the fold.
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"It broadens our horizons, it shows our creativity," said another inmate, a foreigner.
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That potentially broadens a film's appeal for female audiences and its commercial success.
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It simply broadens the culpability to those who defend his words and actions.
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"What it does is it really broadens the scope of organics," Lempert says.
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It helps us because it broadens our brand to a more international one.
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Which only just sort of broadens your scope of what you can invest in.
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But a witch hunt on this scale this broadens to the point of absurdity.
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It also broadens the criminal definition of child rape, according to the news site.
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In other words, "Andi Mack" broadens the Disney concept, but only to a degree.
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It starts a voyage of discovery into different worlds that broadens and stimulates our minds.
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Those in favour of universality argue that it broadens political support for public pre-schooling.
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As the conflict broadens, shipments are slowing at ports and airfreight terminals around the world.
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This substantially broadens the market to restaurants offering everything from steak to Hawaiian poké bowls.
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It broadens and deepens the musical palate, and it opens doors to new, unexpected places.
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Availability broadens by September 29th to more countries, particularly in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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"It broadens participation so you have more gender balance," Ms. Smith said in a phone interview.
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His tie-up with Amiri's "Conquest Alliance" broadens his base within Iraq's majority Shi'ite Arab community.
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All that broadens the legal risk for Mueller's "Individual 1," the president of the United States.
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But in Sanders style, this plan significantly broadens the scope of the conversation about corporate reform.
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Travel broadens the mind, perhaps, but in general the Grand Tour novel was not particularly compelling.
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If anything, this broadens our scope and makes solving more tricky, but let's keep at it.
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Sweden's centrists prevail, the C.I.A. broadens its drone operations, and Novak Djokovic wins the U.S. Open.
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It also broadens employment opportunities for inmates and expands compassionate release programs for the terminally ill.
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He mentioned stocks like Micron Technology, Skyworks Solutions, and Intel and even broadens it out to Oracle.
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"[Cross-network play] broadens the matchmaking pool and community for supported titles," a Microsoft spokesman told CNBC.
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The addition of North Korea and Venezuela broadens the restrictions from the original, mostly Muslim-majority list.
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All Access broadens the movie slate, and Red Carpet includes a premium screening (IMAX/3-D, etc).
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The arrests come as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan broadens his crackdown on dissenters throughout the country.
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Political advertising only brings them more ideas to consider — and broadens the parameters of our political debates.
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On Turn Out the Lights she broadens her emotional range and is all the better for it.
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This is a very good question, because it broadens the circle of complicity beyond the plutocrats themselves.
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The legislation also broadens access to the ballot box, with automatic voter registration and expanded early voting.
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I hope that he broadens the GOP, works across the aisle and governs with pragmatism and compassion.
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Adding the name of a model still in widespread use broadens the potential audience for the message.
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Point C: As I have stated in a pervious article, exploration, in general, broadens an individual's perspectives.
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"It kind of broadens your scope and gives you other opportunities to bring in additional income," she said.
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Quick: But if you have $86 billion, if it doesn't change your standards, it certainly broadens your horizons.
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If it intensifies, materially broadens out to more goods, particularly autos, obviously that would cause me to rethink.
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So does The Purge: Anarchy, which broadens the scope of the film's world and introduces some new themes.
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"It really broadens the scope of resupply and logistics when we can incorporate both ground and aerial operations."
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Any policy that lowers the rate and broadens the base will face pushback from those most directly affected.
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Mr. Butler's music, a plangent folk style that broadens into roots rock, makes just about every syllable count.
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December 2019 - FTC broadens scrutiny of Amazon beyond its retail operations to include cloud-computing business, Bloomberg reports.
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As Twitch broadens its scope, companies like Wendy's and Hershey's have inserted ads into streams and sponsored channels.
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Knowing this broadens the understanding of how asteroids evolve, as well as the threat they pose to Earth.
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The law also potentially broadens the definition of what "personal information" is and what "selling" that data means.
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BECKY QUICK: But if you have $86 billion, if it doesn't change your standards, it certainly broadens your horizons.
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As the Thames winds its way to Essex, it broadens and the rock beneath it softens, making tunnelling difficult.
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Then they need to enact tax reform that lowers rates for families and businesses and broadens the tax base.
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In doing so, he makes anxious black nerds like me more visible, and broadens TV's notions about black masculinity.
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The move broadens the brand's IHOP 'N Go platform, which includes an online ordering system and a mobile app.
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The question is how Mr. Trump broadens his repertoire of incentives to Mr. Kim that go beyond the economy.
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Amazon has experimented with new products on its employees first, before it broadens them out to the general population.
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The Australian novelist Michelle de Kretser has made a habit of disputing the notion that travel necessarily broadens the mind.
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"It softens their image, it broadens their appeal," Ed Lengel, chief historian at the White House Historical Association, told CNN.
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This not only sets U.S. red lines but also broadens the aperture of what would beget a U.S. military response.
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When the blond, beautiful Amanda relaxes her guard, her smile broadens, and a sunnier new dimension of her character emerges.
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I find this gradual riddance of restrictions both necessary and encouraging because it broadens the canvas for experimentation and appreciation.
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After Riordan made Greek and Norse mythology accessible to young readers, his new venture broadens its horizons to underrepresented folklore.
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The move broadens the category of masks that doctors and nurses are approved to use in a health-care setting.
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To have a young black girl next to the 'Fearless Girl' does that: broadens the idea of girlhood and womanhood.
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The presentation of these parallel histories broadens current understandings of Abstract Expressionism beyond its well-celebrated New York-based artists.
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As she states, time spent researching, watching and interacting with animals broadens and alters our notions of home and family.
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It also broadens the list of meat, poultry, rice, seafood, and pet food products allowed to be imported into China.
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Then he broadens the conversation to audience members related to veterans, audience members affected by war and finally everyone else.
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Enabling LCpl Wixson to openly serve as a transgender Marine necessarily increases readiness and broadens the overall talent of the organization.
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While Sapajou describes it as "a short-sighted camera" (hence its name), I'd argue that Le Myope actually broadens our perspectives.
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The call broadens criticism of the government by opposition lawmaker Robert Kyagulanyi, a musician known by his stage name Bobi Wine.
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Why it matters: The immediate rollback of the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive mandate significantly broadens its original exemptions, which included churches.
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Instead, Baghdadi's message broadens the scope of the IS fight by mentioning Iraqi Sunnis, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Thursday's ruling broadens constitutional protections for undocumented immigrants, allowing some of them to appeal for permission to stay in the country.
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The expansion broadens eligibility for Medicaid up to 138 percent of the poverty level, about $33,000 for a family of four.
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That frees you from using clichés and broadens your appreciation of what you're doing' which helps the creative process a lot.
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"Now we see cracks" in that approach as the central bank broadens its focus to also embrace Main Street, she added.
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Offering food broadens breweries' appeal, making a visit to them into "more of an all-inclusive night out," Mr. Barin said.
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Turning Point: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences broadens the Oscar voting pool to include more women and minorities.
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Public diplomacy is a growing academic field, and an expanding cadre of policy experts broadens the availability of public diplomacy expertise.
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This further broadens the scope of objections, with the potential to allow objections from any employer, regardless of their religious beliefs.
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FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION December 2019 - FTC broadens scrutiny of Amazon beyond its retail operations to include cloud-computing business, Bloomberg reports.
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For instance, Daria will now be Daria & Jodie, which broadens the focus to include another beloved character from the series, Jodie Landon.
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The change broadens the definition of tobacco products to include e-cigarettes, hookahs, pipe tobacco, premium cigars, little cigars and other products.
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However, quantitative analysis, coupled with this fundamental underpinning, broadens an investor's universe from a couple of hundred stocks to 15,000 investable options.
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The rule broadens the definition of tobacco products to include e-cigarettes, hookahs, pipe tobacco, premium cigars, little cigars and other products.
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The other side: Amazon told Axios that selling private-label products is a standard practice in retail that broadens selection for customers.
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That extra work broadens audiences — and makes all the difference when it comes to someone like her engaging with a creator's work.
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The deal potentially broadens the geographic reach of Koike's new Party of Hope, formally launched just this week, ahead of the Oct.
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That broadens Spark's reach because its mobile apps are currently iOS-only, and creating content on iPhones and iPads isn't always ideal.
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The vibrant yet narrow early-'50s palette of reds, whites and pinks broadens to allow more blue, green, caramel and especially black.
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Beijing officials have exercised restraint in part to ensure they have targets to retaliate in case the Trump administration broadens the fight.
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Instead lawmakers should adopt a new approach that treats taxpayers more fairly, broadens the nation's philanthropic base and helps defray government spending.
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I think it's important that you find the time to study and meet different people, because that broadens your outlook on life.
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Presidential candidate Andrew Yang plans to give more Americans $0003,000 a month as he broadens a test of his signature campaign proposal.
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The board actually published an opinion that broadens the scope of it to include all "professional opinions" about a person's psychological state.
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But Amazon, she said, is becoming "a world threat" as the company increasingly dictates the global supply chain and broadens into manufacturing.
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Instead, lawmakers should adopt a new approach that treats taxpayers more fairly, broadens the nation's philanthropic base and helps defray government spending.
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The move to bring Stories to the web may seem relatively minor, but it broadens access to the feature, including in developing markets.
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The Influencer Program is still something of an experiment for the time being, and may change in the future as Amazon broadens access.
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As Patricia continues write and produce music, with help from the rest of her PBNJ rap group, she broadens others' perceptions of her.
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Another benefit of the review is that it broadens the sense of ownership, which benefits implementation, especially in the first line of defence.
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The USCIS report is welcome as it broadens our understanding of the complex ways U.S. laws and policies protect or facilitate child marriage.
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The deal, which brings with it Seven Seas, broadens a portfolio of health-care brands that includes Vicks, Prilosec OTC and Pepto-Bismol.
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The bill temporarily broadens the eligibility for this exemption in Puerto Rico to include under-25s—hardly the stuff of laissez-faire dreams.
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"If earnings growth gets better and broadens, that leads you to cyclicals outperforming, and small caps go a long with that," DeSanctis said.
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Deloitte's head of financial crime for Asia Pacific, Tim Phillipps, expects policymakers' warnings will only increase as the virtual currency investment community broadens.
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This cast of six creates a breathing, living rhythm that both questions and broadens the very idea of what constitutes a dance language.
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"People always talk about food bringing people together, but this kind of broadens that table to a national and international table," she said.
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The regulation unveiled Monday broadens the scope of who could be considered a "public charge" -- someone who is "primarily dependent" on government assistance.
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Even if there is more of a widespread embrace of fiscal policy as the virus's economic impact broadens, the politics will be fraught.
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There's also increased understanding that bringing women to the table broadens the awareness of promising ventures -- especially those that cater to female customers.
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A big fund's investment broadens the shareholder base and makes it easier for venture capital investors to exit their investment at a profit.
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It broadens the scope of rules that would be subject to White House review and scrutiny by Congress through the Congressional Review Act.
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It's the risks we don't even know about yet, the ones that may accrue over time as data collection broadens and gets more powerful.
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Economists all agree that tax reform is pro-growth if it broadens the base (such as by eliminating deductions) while reducing marginal tax rates.
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But it remains unclear just how long that strategy will work, especially after the primary season broadens beyond a handful of early-voting states.
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But Roy's story ultimately broadens, delving into caste tensions, the horrors of war, and the still-ongoing repercussions of colonial politics upon modern individuals.
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"This broadens our product range from an 18- to 21-year-old market to a multiple-age range," said Husson's president, Robert A. Clark.
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The deal launches Hulu further into the live streaming space, and broadens viewership for Discovery as cord-cutting continues to hurt traditional TV ratings.
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Just when you think you've been swept into a Jason Bourne installment, Englander broadens the perspective to the real and present depredations of history.
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The Brooklyn exhibition deepens and broadens the V&A's version with new loans and dozens of pre-Columbian antiquities from the museum's own collection.
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In the appendix, Genet broadens his offensive, declaring that the United States must acknowledge an inbuilt national "contempt" dating back to the country's founding.
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Knowing such organisms exist on Earth not only broadens where we look for alien organisms but also suggests what to search for when we look.
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Islamic finance has been growing rapidly over the past decade as it broadens its investor base across the Middle East, North Africa and southeast Asia.
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But it quickly broadens to show nearly every background extra in the movie's San Francisco setting with their heads tilted down toward their smartphone screens.
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The pair already operate a long-standing joint venture selling photocopiers in Asia; their agreement in effect broadens that venture to encompass all Xerox business.
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In our determinedly multicultural art world, which is heavily focused on contemporary art, I suspect that connoisseurship can survive only if it broadens its horizons.
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As tech broadens its urban footprint, there will be more and more potential for conflict between innovation and citizen priorities like privacy and inclusive growth.
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It broadens your perspective and I think what's so lovely about the show is the Legends are this tapestry that reflects the America of today.
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This is a big challenge to YouTube and Twitter's Periscope as it broadens the appeal of watching Facebook Live beyond just people taking selfie videos.
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There are concerns that the legislative language used an incorrect word that broadens the provision in a way that could hurt victims of sexual misconduct.
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In taut, immersive chapters, Covington broadens this war story in time and place, back to his childhood during the civil rights movement in Birmingham, Ala.
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A Safe Bet for Colleges and Employers We do know a lot about what happens when Congress broadens the eligibility requirements for the Pell grant.
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So, that does start with hobbyists, but I think it broadens to the broader population, that amateurs can do things that professionals used to do.
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It certainly broadens the universe of possible investors, and it invites the creation of new exchange-traded funds, which need a liquid benchmark to track.
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"Nací," made for the company in 2009 by Andrea Miller, is an exploration of Sephardic roots and diaspora that broadens narrow notions of Latin identity.
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Ukrainian officials have anxiously looked to Washington for more help as Kyiv broadens talks with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to ratchet back tensions.
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The $123 million extension broadens the five-year-old startup's Series C round to $212 million and its total raise to date to $270 million.
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The report highlighted the gap between the rich and the poor and stressed the need for effective fiscal policy that broadens the coverage of social spending.
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When Lucy is feeling constrained by her earthbound life, the film turns nearly square; when she is losing herself to fantasy, it broadens out to widescreen.
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The indictment expands the list of alleged "overt acts" that the prosecution claims fueled the conspiracy, which broadens the implications for white hat hackers as well.
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The opportunity to work from anywhere in the world provides employees with increased work-life flexibility and broadens the talent pool from which employers can draw.
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It exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting home loan data to federal regulators and broadens the definition of qualified mortgages.
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Offering seats in the country's legislature to the rebels is not a reward but an intelligent investment that broadens political participation in the new postwar democracy.
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"Not even presuming that he has national ambitions, it broadens the scope of his attention," said Douglas Muzzio, a professor of political science at Baruch College.
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But this approach — labeled dark store theory by critics — significantly broadens the basis for those appeals while threatening to undermine municipalities' ability to raise operating funds.
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But Schwimmer said that buying Refintiv bolsters the LSE's position in a growing data market and broadens assets traded to include foreign exchange and fixed income.
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"One of the great things about this report is that it broadens the narrative of what people in fragile communities think about the police," Robinson said.
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Their groovy agro metal broadens the cultural palette of our Halloween from typical horror to all manner of weird shit like circus performers and flying saucers.
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But PillPack's service is free, and Amazon could very well push toward speedier delivery of more drugs as it broadens its same-day and next-day offerings.
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If the UNHCR broadens its definition of "refugee" to support an entirely new category, it is unclear if the political appetite exists to provide the necessary funding.
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As access to smartphones broadens, thanks to dropping prices, more low-income individuals have access to technology that can help connect them to health care via apps.
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Lastly, the CMA said it wanted to see greater oversight of the industry and therefore proposed the British government broadens the scope of the Financial Conduct Authority.
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And it broadens the categories of data deemed to be "best available science" to include information provided by sources untrained in scientific survey methods and data gathering.
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"So anything that we do in our life that either broadens our relationships or deepens our relationships is something that's going to make us happier," she says.
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The group, which is dedicated to open source research into AI, has today released a new platform that broadens its goal of training AI with video games.
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It not only broadens the concept of self-harming behaviors, but sheds light on the fact that dreams aren't just nonsensical particles of our subconscious, glued together.
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Amazon's objection would likely function as an accountability mechanism to ensure the Pentagon broadens the scope of its reevaluation and sticks to what it hopes to do.
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The project, run by Muhammad Wakil Shahzad, a research scientist, also broadens the operating temperature range, effectively producing much more fresh water than a conventional thermal design.
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That practice has angered many U.S. politicians, who view China not only as an economic rival but as a geopolitical threat as it broadens its presence overseas.
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One of Nissan Motor's top executives has resigned, further rattling the Japanese automaker's management team as it broadens an investigation into ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn's alleged financial misconduct.
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The law that passed this week allows abortion on request during the first 14 weeks of pregnancy and broadens conditions for permitting abortions between 8003 and 24 weeks.
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Even if you believe Trump's vicious ways and lunch bucket appeal will eventually narrow the gap, the current state of the race, at minimum, broadens her playing field.
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Leaving behind a strong artistic footprint, Man Ray's acclaim broadens even further with a new photography book, titled Man Ray and edited by French independent publisher, Benjamin Blanck.
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Direct Chrome integration definitely broadens the reach and potential usage rates of Cast, bringing it a step closer to being a seamless transit channel for your digital life.
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Proposition 63 also adds new felony charges for stealing firearms, broadens a ban on large capacity magazines and requires all felons to surrender their guns, among other measures.
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His artistic style, one that colorlessly abstracts, unifies, and embeds the worker within his or her technological environment, broadens the social politics of employment beyond the heroic human.
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A Justice Department official confirmed that Mr. Barr asked the president to issue the memo, which broadens his authority in an inquiry in which he is personally interested.
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Also, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act does away with personal and dependent exemptions and broadens the applicability of the child tax credit to include higher-income households.
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A central slow movement begins with an eerie duet between a stark piano and a forlorn English horn, then broadens into a full-orchestra grandeur that feels earned.
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If true, the reported strikes would be a clear violation of the ceasefire by the Syrian regime that broadens the conflict, a department official said in a statement.
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But this lizard's teeth are completely different from those of any previously found in this area, which broadens the diversity of species known to have lived at the site.
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If the current economic recovery broadens and accelerates, it's likely that the truths that Trump articulated about the hollowness at the core of our political campaigns will eventually fade.
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But the lens broadens to include other elements of the story, including Kaczynski's brother David (Mark Duplass), who reluctantly wound up turning him in, albeit in somewhat roundabout fashion.
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For Disney, the section on Spotify is a marketing vehicle that simultaneously broadens the reach of its music and drives more viewers to its core IP: its theatrical slate.
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Read more: France is Trump's new target as he broadens the scope of his global trade war once againTrump has publicly ridiculed the new French tax in recent weeks.
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A wide-angle lens broadens the field of view of your camera, allowing you to take more dramatic landscape shots, or even better photos indoors or in confined spaces.
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As the inequality gap between Silicon Valley and the rest of us broadens into a fault line, we will need to find a way to resolve that power imbalance.
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The merger "broadens capabilities and distribution for more than 100 million combined customers and deepens data and insights to improve predictability and deliver better health outcomes," the company said.
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The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes GOP lawmaker: We're past point of doing separate infrastructure bill MORE analyzes news this week with his DeBrief segment.
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The deal, announced by Fortum on Friday, broadens the scope for the state-owned utility, which is hungry for acquisitions after its recent exit from the Nordic power grid.
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The bill also exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting some home loan data to federal regulators and broadens the definition of qualified mortgages.
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Season 2 broadens the series's scope, introducing Dr. Athena Morrow (Carrie-Anne Moss of "The Matrix"), an American researcher whose work on artificial consciousness could again revolutionize synth technology.
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If you take into consideration all adult children — those age 18 or older who may or may not be working full time — the reliance on parental support broadens significantly.
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The Royal Court, to its credit, remains the London playhouse that most consistently broadens a perspective on our world, as its concurrent offerings bear out, albeit to mixed results.
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Let's hope they have better ideas there than federal courts did with Rule 41, which among other things dramatically broadens law enforcement's powers to hack computers outside of their jurisdiction.
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"If (reports of the strikes are) true, this would be a clear violation of the (southwest) ceasefire by the Syrian regime that broadens the conflict," a State Department official said.
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This effort broadens the focus on the Iranian missile threat to encompass future intentions — especially around nuclear-capable systems — and provides a new vector for joint U.S. and European pressure.
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And of course, at the same time, you should look at the announcements that we're doing today – as I mentioned, it broadens the appeal of Spotify, it increases the engagement.
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In addition to normalizing bodily content, she's pushing boundaries to afford other people moral and sexual freedom; by allowing herself to be policed, she broadens the scope of what's permissible.
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At a cultural moment when it matters so much for audiences to see themselves represented on screen, "Love, Simon" broadens the spectrum to include those who are questioning their sexuality.
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In short, encouraging women's presence in industries broadens market appeal, attracts more women to participate in the industry or event, and supports women's rights to equal treatment, participation and representation.
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This is especially important as we see more potential community spread and the US response broadens to include both a focus on containment of the virus and limiting its impact.
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Microsoft boasts that it's helped Walgreens transition to the cloud as it broadens its healthcare ambitions, and that it's helping pharmaceutical company Novartis use AI to find new drug treatments.
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The bill, known as the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act, broadens the jurisdiction of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or Cfius (pronounced SIFF-ee-yus).
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One of the House bills, known as the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act, potentially broadens the pool of money that cities could lose for not cooperating with federal immigration officials.
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Several candidates including author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Biden raises .
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Her storytelling broadens communicable horizons in an attempt to open up new dimensions of commonality among supposed strangers, inviting readers to share spheres of intimate thought, sculpted through internal vibrations.
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"Turn Out the Lights" discreetly broadens her musical palette without getting glossy, and her new songs share her sorrows but also glimpse ways to cope: still vulnerable but looking ahead.
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Del Toro's work in recognizing early zines by Latinx creators — and, over at Barnard, Freedman's work with Feminist Zinefest in elevating zines by writers and artists of color — broadens the scope.
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Seeing other Black people talk about being dragged to Sunday school or the first time they watched Love and Basketball broadens the understanding of what Blackness is and how it lives.
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Creating customer loyalty Walmart points out that its Lincolnwood hub broadens its ability to attract shoppers in an area where it can't fit one of its 178,000 square-foot jumbo stores.
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He takes a proprietary method and broadens it into an open-source universe that retains the original's credibility, something certainly served by both artists coming out of the Cleveland Avenue apartments.
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In his book The Ideas Industry, the political scientist and foreign policy blogger Daniel W. Drezner broadens the focus to include the conditions in which ideas are formed, funded, and expressed.
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Read: A nutritionist claims vegan diets can stunt brain development, but other health experts say plant-based eating is perfectly healthy And, eating cooked foods simply broadens your healthy-eating options.
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"The Carefree acquisition adds highly desirable locations in California...and also broadens our market share throughout Florida where we continue to see high demand," Sun Communities Chief Executive Gary Shiffman said.
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The use of syndication broadens the investor base for the bonds, allowing smaller euro zone countries to compete with the larger countries that can attract demand because of their benchmark status.
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"[Fichter's] extensive experience within the consumer electronics industry will be invaluable to SKULLY as it broadens its product portfolio and focuses on supply chain optimization," a release from the company details.
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Whether working at a magazine, or on client work, Speasmaker makes it a practice to work with women and people of color—understanding that diverse representation broadens perspectives in every medium.
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Democratic presidential contender and author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Biden raises .
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The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes GOP lawmaker: We're past point of doing separate infrastructure bill MORE explains why the Trump White House wants an impeachment trial.
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The deal broadens Klarna's distribution and will offer all three of its digital shopping methods - Pay Now, Pay Later and Klarna Financing, the two firms said in a statement on Thursday.
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Piketty broadens out the argument: He says to expect this shift of wealth to continue as AI and automation technology enable robots and algorithms to do an increasingly wide range of tasks.
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The new rule broadens current conflict-of-interest standards and strengthens transparency around gift acceptance authorizations, but falls somewhat short of the provisions proposed by President Obama in his ethics executive order.
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It's a quick-cutting music video that intersperses the songs, and broadens them, with compelling poetry from the Somali-British writer Warsan Shire, poems that often extend women's physicality toward the archetypal.
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In "The House by the Lake", a book acclaimed in Britain last year and now available in America, his gaze broadens to the century-long saga of five families' fortunes and misfortunes.
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The move potentially threatens the profits of rival lab-grown gem producers but could also undermine De Beers' natural diamond business if it broadens the appeal of stones created in a lab.
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"Being in this conversation of course broadens the horizons," Ms. Blige, who is the first person to earn Oscar nominations for songwriting and acting in the same year, wrote in an email.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top currency diplomat said on Tuesday the government and the central bank may need to take further action if the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak on the economy broadens.
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The Obama administration is trying to convince the remaining states to accept the expansion, which broadens eligibility up to 138 percent of the poverty line (about $33,000 for a family of four).
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This substantially broadens the scope of Facebook's ad vetting, as it would cover not just ads explicitly about elections and candidates, but those about hot-button political issues like immigration or LGBT rights.
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Experts say Trump's move actually broadens the scope of the global gag rule so that it applies to funds from all government departments and agencies, not just U.S.A.I.D. and the U.S. State Department.
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Having piqued your interest, Maddow now broadens her narrative and explains why this anecdote is an apt illustration of the book's larger point — the centrality and influence of the oil and gas industry.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - French broker Natixis has taken a stake in a boutique Australian resources adviser, the company said on Friday as it broadens its footprint into global deal-making services for the sector.
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One measure looks to bring in Frederick County, in northwestern Virginia, using language dating back to the time of the state split, and another broadens the invitation to all counties in the state.
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STEP 2: MUELLER BROADENS HIS COHEN INQUIRY If investigators are already looking into Cohen's activities during the campaign, it is possible they could broaden their inquiry to include his financial arrangement with Daniels.
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This broadens Bryant&aposs identity beyond the basketball court, reminding people of his role as a father of four daughters — three of whom will now have to live without their sister and father.
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In his thoughtful and well-reasoned new book, "You Can Do Anything," George Anders demonstrates the extraordinary way a liberal arts education broadens the career opportunities of new graduates, thus serving both goals.
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"This is a pivotal moment for the Partnership on AI, as we establish a diverse and balanced Board of Trustees that extends and broadens our existing leadership," said the Partnership in a blog post.
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"Today's content agreement broadens the strategic relationship between Discovery and fuboTV that began almost two years ago with the former Scripps Networks," said fuboTV CFO Joel Armijo, in a statement about the new agreement.
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The acquisition, valued at $6.4 billion plus the assumption of $1.9 billion in debt, expands the range of products Rockwell Collins supplies to major commercial and business aircraft and broadens its customer based internationally.
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The emphasis on close supervisory cooperation broadens the focus of Brexit negotiations over the financial services industry away from specific financial rules that will be used in Britain and the EU after March 75423.
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The acquisition, valued at $6.4 billion plus the assumption of $5.13 billion in debt, expands the range of products Rockwell Collins supplies to major commercial and business aircraft and broadens its customer base internationally.
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However, in the agency's view, the government's still-pervasive ownership and influence across creditors and borrowers in the financial system broadens the spectrum and effectiveness of policy tools available to mitigate such an outcome.
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Wild animal suffering is a growing area of inquiry among certain zoologists, philosophers, and others interested in animal rights, in part because it raises uncomfortable questions and dramatically broadens the scope of their project.
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It's a meeting of the self-help minds — Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Biden raises .
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"And if the economy starts to slow down, particularly the housing data, and that broadens out, I think that will bring a lot of pressure to bear on this trade war strategy," he added.
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Jerry Brown on Thursday, broadens the definition of what constitutes personal information and gives California consumers the right to prohibit the sale of personal data to third parties and opt out of sharing it altogether.
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Slinger's bridal imagery then returns your thoughts to the Wilke/ORLAN riffs on Duchamp, a perspective that broadens your reception of the motif when it reappears in scabrous videos by Ewa Partum and Renate Bertlmann.
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That's because Curve is agnostic regarding the underlying bank account you choose to spend from, which in turn significantly broadens the number of bank accounts that are able to directly feed transaction data into Xero.
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His TV spot takes the Trump slogan, which on its face could suggest that making America "great" again means going back to a less diverse, inclusive time in the country, and softens and broadens it.
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The prosecutors' move broadens a probe started last year after a section of the Morandi bridge in the northern city of Genoa collapsed, sending dozens of cars plunging to the ground and killing 43 people.
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Proven Competitive Advantage: CP ALL's acquisition of Makro, the market leader in modern food wholesaling stores in Thailand, increases and broadens the company's customer base to create Thailand's largest company in the food retail sector.
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The acquisition, valued at $6.4 billion plus the assumption of $1.9 billion in debt, expands the range of products that Rockwell Collins supplies to major commercial and business aircraft and broadens its customer base internationally.
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Warren's plan also broadens her health care agenda beyond Medicare-for-all, the dominant primary debate so far but only a dream if Democrats don't win the Senate and Mitch McConnell controls the Senate agenda.
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"Although the decrease [from the BOJ] was modest, it broadens the number of global policymakers stepping away from the markets," Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said in a note.
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They're the ones who (according to all available accounts) wrote the executive order that broadens deportation "priorities" to target unauthorized immigrants who haven't committed serious crimes, as well as Trump's other executive orders on immigration.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The managing editor of News Corp's social media news agency Storyful said on Wednesday she is leaving to manage journalism partnerships at Facebook Inc , as the social network broadens its push into news.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The $100 billion SoftBank Vision Fund has made its second-ever investment in an enterprise software company, as the massive fund broadens its portfolio beyond consumer tech firms such as Uber and DoorDash.
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Although many changes happen in both sexes—the lower half of the face becomes proportionally larger, the eyes proportionally smaller, the jaw broadens, and brows become heavier, for example—these changes are more pronounced for males.
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" The woman and infant are recovering at an area hospital, according to police, as the investigation broadens into what a member of the Hacienda board of directors described in a statement as "this absolutely horrifying situation.
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The film broadens the novel it's based on into a paragon of homoerotic discovery, as ideal as the ancient statues Elio's father, an American professor of Greco-Roman arts, pulls up from the sea to study.
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The result further broadens the reach of the Democratic Alliance, which traditionally has been led by white South Africans, and which the A.N.C. attacked during the campaign as a party of white leaders and black stooges.
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"This transaction accelerates and broadens the sustainable growth plans for this market segment," it said in a stock exchange announcement, adding the Alexander Forbes' unit had a strong management team and was a good cultural fit.
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He also signed an executive order that would make it easier to deport families who turn themselves in at the border seeking asylum and also broadens the authority of local law enforcement to enforce immigration law.
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Mr. Trump's policy also talks about "extreme circumstances, " but it dangerously broadens the definition to include "significant non-nuclear strategic attacks," which could mean using nuclear weapons to respond to cyber, biological and chemical weapon attacks.
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Marriage doesn't automatically add to one's value or worth, but being a part of this power couple broadens Kardashian's reach as a celebrity who can engage with Black Lives Matter and body positivity in a new way.
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The caper "Reservoir Dogs" (21955) is lean, mean and sometimes hilarious; "Pulp Fiction" (265) broadens his violent palette with an unforgettable dance sequence; and "Jackie Brown" (1997), Tarantino's Elmore Leonard adaptation, is a model of understated economy.
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"This newly identified Durmid ladder structure is a voluminous, right-reverse fault zone that broadens across Durmid Hill around rotating domains of regularly spaced, left- and right-lateral cross faults," a research article on the study reads.
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TOKYO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Honda Motor Co Ltd on Wednesday said it was not planning to extend financial support to Takata Corp, as a costly global recall of the air bag maker's potentially faulty inflators broadens.
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According to good tax policy, the tax bill doesn't flatten as it leaves seven income tax brackets, but it broadens the base by eliminating many exemptions and deductions and simplifies the code by doubling the standard deduction.
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In the fight against Zika, that not only means that Congress should pass a Zika package that broadens access to contraception, but also recognizes that women and their empowerment must be at the center of the response.
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Compound this with the economic realities of the profession—starting salaries tend to be relatively low, and the gender pay gap broadens as architects progress in their careers—and it's hard to ignore the resulting power dynamic.
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But as digital phenotyping's predictive ability and use broadens, it raises critical questions about whether it could consolidate information and power in the hands of those who already have it, and keep it from those who don't.
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Schulte was previously facing child pornography charges in federal court in New York, but the indictment broadens the case to accuse him of illegally gathering classified information, damaging CIA computers, lying to investigators and numerous other offenses.
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If one strength of painting is to absorb the possibilities attained by science and technology, especially when it comes to seeing, Winters extends and broadens that strain, which dates back to Georges Seurat and his knowledge of optics.
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But the new rule proposed by the Department of Homeland Security — which is expected to be published in the Federal Register on Wednesday and opened to a 60-day public comment period — significantly broadens that set of programs.
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While that study used a predominantly female cohort of university-age students, the Yale study broadens that research, showing that the effect is measurable in a participant group of adults ages 18 to 75 and balanced between gender.
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These candidates' presence on that stage not only broadens our ideas of what leadership can look like but surfaces real issues faced by actual people whose lives and cares have been woefully marginalized over the past several years.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The Mexican Finance Ministry said on Thursday it blocked the bank accounts of 26 people for their alleged involvement in human trafficking, as Mexico broadens its migration clampdown under intense pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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SHANGHAI, March 16 (Reuters) - China's eastern city of Ningbo will become the country's first municipality to sell bonds to retail investors, as Beijing broadens financing channels for local governments whose fiscal conditions are under pressure from a slowing economy.
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However, the film gets off track when Ai broadens its scope to include interviews with experts and journalists — a sideline that repeats information previously covered by media (ex: the involvement of federal and state police, and failure of justice).
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The extravaganza's programming broadens: the mezzo Alicia Hall Moran will sing some of her own works; the Mivos Quartet plays music by the experimentalist Linda Catlin Smith; and the composer-performer Shelley Washington will blast on her baritone saxophone.
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I THINK THE ISSUE THAT IS JUST INTERESTING HERE THAT INVESTORS ARE WRESTLING WITH, IS THE PRESIDENT IS USING TARIFFS FOR A BROADER AGENDA THAN JUST TRADE AND I THINK AS THAT AGENDA BROADENS, IT GIVES INVESTORS SOME CONCERN.
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And as it turns higher, and we think sets up for new highs, we think participation broadens in the market, and we think this helps lengthen the duration of the equity cycle," Wald said Monday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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"The infrastructure program of President Trump and his administration is something that we're interested in because it broadens our portfolio and it opens a new channel for secure, low-risk yet healthy return investments that we seek," he said.
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WASHINGTON, April 4 (Reuters) - Global market spillovers from China's economic shocks will only increase in coming years as the country's financial influence grows and the yuan's use as a funding currency broadens, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday.
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But after the high Pergamon moment, there's still a lot of ground to cover, and the show broadens out in a series of mini-surveys devoted to specific features of Hellenistic art: jewelry, glass production coins and intimate sculpture.
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In recent months, the temperature has risen as the US broadens its diplomatic support for the pro-independence leadership that won Taiwan's elections in 2016, while China has increased its efforts to diplomatically isolate and militarily threaten the island.
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In addition, the decree broadens the scope of the government's plan to compensate savers hit by a recent banking crisis and introduced debt relief measures for the country's most indebted municipalities like Rome, which is run by 5-Star.
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The complaint filed by Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George significantly broadens the scope of the financier's alleged misconduct, saying it spanned from 2001 to 2018 and targeted girls who appeared to be as young as 20163 or 12.
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Some 20.15 states plus the District of Columbia have already expanded Medicaid, which broadens coverage to Americans with incomes up to 210% of the poverty level, or about $290,1.13 for an individual and $21.1,210 for a family of four.
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Some 31 states plus the District of Columbia have already expanded Medicaid, which broadens coverage to Americans with incomes up to 138% of the poverty level, or about $17,000 for an individual and $35,000 for a family of four.
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STOCKHOLM, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Nordic investor Verdane Capital said on Thursday it has made its first investments in tech firms in Germany, backing search engine platform Searchmetrics and cloud-based IT security firm Hornetsecurity, as it broadens its reach in Europe.
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"I do believe the tone and the rhetoric has changed ... there is more in there that broadens the role of PBMs and expands on the tools that are available today," CVS Health president and CEO Larry Merlo told investors this week.
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"This creates an ecosystem of investors for Egypt for this program and broadens the capital base for future infrastructure spending," Erick Becker, manager of infrastructure and natural resources Middle East and North Africa for IFC, told Reuters in an interview.
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A painter of gnarly abstract forms, many of which are sectioned by a thick black line into smaller parts, calling to mind cellular forms, aerial maps, or the hide of a monster, the introduction of space vastly broadens his possibilities.
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As for the accusation that Facebook causes filter bubbles by surrounding us with information shared by our social graph instead of a more impartial news source, Sandberg said Facebook actually broadens our perspective through exposure to our weak ties and acquaintances.
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The bill also broadens the definition of qualified mortgages for smaller firms and exempts banks and credit unions with less than $10 billion in assets from the Volcker Rule, which bans firms from making risky bets with their own assets.
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Currently, only 16 percent of director jobs on TV go to women, which broadens to just 18 percent when all minority candidates are taken into consideration, according to a Directors Guild of America report on the 2014-'15 TV season.
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If President Trump broadens his aims against Assad, to establish civilian safe havens, for example, or to ground Syria's Air Force, or to bomb Assad to the negotiating table, he will enter the very morass that Candidate Trump warned against.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru has legalized homosexuality, replacing its century-old criminal code with a new law that also criminalizes slavery and broadens the definition of rape to apply to married and unmarried couples.
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The law imposes new restrictions on firearm purchases and the possession of "bump stocks," funds more school police officers and mental health services, broadens law enforcement's power to seize weapons, and allows certain staff members to carry guns in schools.
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MEXICO CITY, June 6 (Reuters) - The Mexican Finance Ministry said on Thursday it blocked the bank accounts of 26 people for their alleged involvement in human trafficking, as Mexico broadens its migration clampdown amid growing pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As the fallout from the U.S.-China trade war broadens, Bank of Japan policymakers are more open to discussing the possibility of expanding stimulus at their board meeting on Sept 18-19, sources familiar with their thinking say.
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But those who read both Wilder and Park might find that the experience also broadens their understanding of what books can do: how they speak to one another across generations, how they animate us to find stories of our own.
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As the spectrum of North American kink broadens beyond its once predominantly leather-based roots, and a growing number of non-gay men come out as participants and players, a counter-retraction among the scene's demographic cornerstone is taking place.
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Some 31 states plus the District of Columbia have already expanded Medicaid, an Obamacare provision that broadens coverage to Americans with incomes up to 138% of the poverty level, or about $17,000 for an individual and $35,000 for a family of four.
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The decisive win gives Biden a burst of momentum in the Democratic race to challenge Republican President Donald Trump, which broadens quickly with Super Tuesday primaries in 226 states in three days that will award one-third of the available national delegates.
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Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Pete Sessions announces bid for Bill Flores's Texas House seat MORE (R-Texas) in Texas's 2628th District.
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Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Pete Sessions announces bid for Bill Flores's Texas House seat MORE (R-Texas) in Texas's 17th District.
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Bank of America on Friday upgraded J.C. Penney to buy from neutral, predicting an inflection point in earnings and cash flow as the retailer broadens its product offerings, and reaps of the benefits of a "middle-class spending resurgence" under President-elect Donald Trump.
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But if they do, the proposal could raise tax revenue in two ways: It broadens the base by increasing the funds that can be taxed, and it could result in higher tax rates if shareholders are subject to ordinary dividend rates instead of qualified dividends.
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Some argue that the more her business broadens its scope, the more it threatens to encroach on the ability of two trusted advisers to deliver credible counsel to the president on core issues like trade, intellectual property, and the value of the Chinese currency.
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Adams, the party's president for more than 30 years and its leader in the Irish Republic, where it is a growing force, has also said he is preparing to make way, as the former political wing of the IRA broadens its appeal to voters.
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" Balta, who works as a senior producer at MSNBC, highlighted the use of specific language like "army" or "invasion" on Fox News programming to discuss Hispanic people, saying it "criminalizes a community and broadens the national divide incited by the President's incessant negative rhetoric.
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On a purely speculative level, it wouldn't be surprising if Snap were working on new kinds of tech to get the compute costs of getting its videos and Snaps from one person to another, especially as it broadens its portfolio of camera and video products.
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HAKODATE, Japan (Reuters) - A Bank of Japan board member on Wednesday advocated a pre-emptive further easing in monetary policy, warning that the need for additional stimulus is growing as the pain from the U.S. China trade war on the export-reliant economy broadens.
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As the Met slowly broadens its commitment to new opera, it seems to be going for depth more than breadth, presenting multiple operas by composers it favors, like John Adams, Philip Glass, Nico Muhly and now Mr. Adès, who was born in London in 1971.
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IF WE ONLY HAD $2200 BILLION WE REGARDED AS OUR MINIMUM I WOULD BE LOOKING BECAUSE WE COULD SELL SOME THINGS IF I FOUND SOMETHING ATTRACTIVE ENOUGH TO DO. QUICK: IF YOU HAVE $2381 BILLION, IF IT DOESN'T CHANGE YOUR STANDARDS, IT CERTAINLY BROADENS YOUR HORIZONS.
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Mr. Biondi, in his various accounts of the Pietà, both narrows and broadens the context, simultaneously sketching the life story of one of the foundlings, Chiara, and noting how musical activities at the Pietà reflected the larger shift in Europe from complex Baroque toward streamlined Classical styles.
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If PhRMA "broadens its membership to include the world's largest generic company, the association's emphasis on innovation will be diluted," Carlos Alban, an executive vice president of the brand-name drug maker AbbVie, wrote in late May in a letter to the board of the trade association.
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This is because Clark, a natural teacher who writes the popular "A Good Appetite" column for this newspaper and is the author or co-author of over three dozen cookbooks, can elevate the simplest recipe with an ingredient or technique that ever-so-slightly broadens your horizons.
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It codifies and broadens a State Supreme Court ruling last year that held that companies must meet a three-part test: demonstrating that the worker operates autonomously and is free to work for other companies, and that the work is not central to the company's business.
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The piece broadens from those initial seconds to encompass scattered fragments of love letters written by Mr. Hearne (in 2006) and his father (in 1962); Catholic and Jewish wedding rites; and text messages exchanged with one of the Steubenville High School students convicted of rape in 2013.
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SCIENTISTS FIND DOZENS OF HIDDEN EARTHQUAKES BURIED UNDER ANTARCTICA&aposS ICE "This newly identified Durmid ladder structure is a voluminous, right-reverse fault zone that broadens across Durmid Hill around rotating domains of regularly spaced, left- and right-lateral cross faults," a research article on the study reads.
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Ivan Shi, head of research at Shanghai-based fund consultancy Z-Ben Advisors, said the move also increased the chances that global investment index compiler MSCI will include Chinese shares in its index, a decision that could come next week, as it broadens foreign access to China's stock market.
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The movie broadens its scope to cover what the directors clearly see as a real-time global catastrophe — a situation where tech companies are so eager to grow, expand, and monetize that they fail to recognize the ways their platforms are fomenting hate, discord, and violence, with devastating results.
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"As WGN America evolves and broadens the scope and scale of its portfolio of series, we recently announced that resources will be reallocated to a new strategy to increase our relevance within the rapidly changing television landscape," Tribune Media president and CEO Peter Kern said in a statement.
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The lens of the narrative then broadens to explain the sequence of small errors that ultimately led to total disaster, pounds home some big points about what mankind needs to do next, then culminates in a second version of the fire story, this time newly privileged by insight.
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A new directive adopted on Wednesday broadens the remit of an existing law which currently enables the government to block a non-European Union (EU) buyer from acquiring more than 25 percent of a German company if such a move is deemed to threaten public order or national security.
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The concept of objective criticism was already a fallacy; adding a moral component to the equation only broadens the spectrum of personal reactions a viewer can have to a film, a spectrum that is already so much more complex than just thumbs up or down, or fresh or rotten.
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To avoid getting caught in breaking news, Mr. López and Mr. Cruz's 45-minute work — presented by Cal Performances and featuring the soprano Ana María Martínez and the UC Berkeley Chamber Chorus and Volti with the excellent Philharmonia Orchestra of London under Esa-Pekka Salonen — broadens the scope.
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As we mark the 100th anniversary of Lenin's triumph, Chamberlain's book broadens our understanding of the roots of the Bolshevik Revolution, describing how German Idealism, which first emerged from Immanuel Kant's reaction to the French Revolution, came to inspire philosophers and cultural figures throughout 19th-century Europe and Russia.
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Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Pete Sessions announces bid for Bill Flores's Texas House seat MORE (R-Texas) in the 17th District, which includes Waco (The Hill).
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Her latest work broadens her research beyond hookup culture—although roughly a third of the book is spent dissecting the lessons hookup culture sends to college students—to include a thorough examination of the "academic bias and faculty reluctance" that prevent administrators and students from having intimate, complex discussions about sex.
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Kells, an Australian author who in the past has written chiefly about the book business, here broadens his scope considerably: He begins by asking readers to think of libraries as arrangements of knowledge, and includes in his discussion the "immaterial libraries" that have been preserved through oral tradition by indigenous peoples.
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And it does some of what the Black Power movement did: It broadens art as a term, applying it equally to public murals, disposable fliers and wheat-paste posters; to photographs, fashion and spoken words; and to public gatherings that have the visual allure, choreographic rigor and emotional weight of theater.
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"With demand for labor softening and many companies contending with higher input costs as the trade war lingers and broadens, we do not expect to see any meaningful strengthening in wage growth in the coming months," said Sarah House, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Similarly, The Big Sick trades on a conflict rooted in incredible cultural specificity — the main character's desire to choose his romantic partner, rather than his parents getting a say in the process — that broadens out to a more universal consideration of the way family can make it harder to fall in love.
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She broadens her backdrop to include other spasms of upheaval, such as the surrender of the Apache peoples in the 1880s, and she eschews the direct reportage found in her non-fiction book "Tell Me How It Ends" (an essay prompted by her work as a volunteer translator at a New York immigration tribunal).
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"Foreigners are on average between 10-15 percent of daily turnover on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange so by implication, domestic investors are more than 80 percent...The market can only mature if it broadens its investor base, instead of being dominated by retail investors" said Snowball, who has lived in Vietnam since 2002.
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The draft legislation, a proposed amendment to the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act passed in 2015, broadens a required administration assessment on whether Iran is complying with the pact to add factors related to issues from trade to whether Iran is using commercial aircraft licensed by the United States for non-civil aviation purposes.
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Not only does this give the company more capital for us to invest in educational services and continue to offer them at cost, but it also broadens our pool of investors who share our core value of doing everything we can for the customer, thus helping prevent takeover attempts from those seeking short-term profits.
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As such, this kind of scholarship broadens our understanding of our national poet and his milieu, but, more important, it also reminds us that "Leaves of Grass" was not the result of a single flash of revelation but rather a sustained artistic project, the work of a common man in search of a common language.
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Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresDemocrats push to end confidentiality for oil companies that don't add ethanol The Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes MORE (R-Texas) told lawmakers at a Tuesday hearing of a subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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The characters in "Red Speedo" are palpably, at times movingly, human in their complexity and weakness ("We all do things that are sorta good and sorta not so good," as Ray puts it), but as the play gathers steam it broadens out to become a subtle indictment of the ethos that insists that winning is everything.
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But from the moment the New Hampshire Republican rolls her carry-on bag to the airport gate for her flight back home, Ms. Ayotte's face softens, her gaze broadens and she chats with half her fellow passengers, all of whom she seems to know — lobbyists, college students, someone who has noticed her daughter's basketball game has improved.
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The ruling broadens constitutional protections for undocumented immigrants at the border and opens a new legal gateway for some of them to appeal for permission to stay in the country, even when an asylum officer and an immigration judge have made a determination that they do not have a credible fear of persecution in their homeland.
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The act modernizes and broadens the authorities of the President and CFIUS to review and take action involving national security concerns over foreign transactions in emerging U.S. technologies such as machine learning, advanced battery technology, gene editing, nanotechnology and augmented reality that could be leaked to foreign entities such as through joint ventures with Chinese firms.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Pete Sessions announces bid for Bill Flores's Texas House seat MORE (R-Texas), who lost last year to Democrat Colin Allred in Texas's 32nd District, announced on Thursday he'll run to succeed retiring Rep.
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And Bong cleverly broadens his approach to this idea by showing how it affects cultures far beyond the borders of the US. That this market critique comes from a movie so closely tied to Netflix, which often comes in for economic and corporate critique both at film festivals and in the broader marketplace, makes it more than a little ironic.
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Uber may be facing a host of very challenging problems at the top, including a big gap in its senior leadership, and across its workplace culture, but it's still got to focus on product iteration if it wants to retain its market leadership, and this feature broadens its potential customer base to a previously hard to reach user group, via the proxy of existing riders.
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In January, the two auto industry powerhouses announced they would join forces to build pickup trucks and commercial vehicles, but today's announcement is a much riskier step: it broadens that partnership to include two technologies — autonomy and electrification — that are seen as having the potential to transform the way people get around, but also has proven to be incredibly expensive and difficult to get right.
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Facebook Broadens Its Bug Bounty to Include Third-Party Apps Here's some Cambridge Analytica fallout: Starting Monday, Facebook will pay at least $600 to researchers who spot third-party apps behaving badly on its platform, Lily Hay Newman reports: Facebook will now accept reports about not just about vulnerabilities in its own products, but in third-party apps and services that connect to Facebook user accounts.
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That's good for jobs and businesses and it also brings with it the protection of workers' rights and social protections and I think it's good for our society, for our culture, it gives us freedom to travel, the right to live to work and to study, our students get the opportunity to travel to other European countries, and it broadens our understanding of the world.
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It's never quite Crusader Kings or Game of Thrones levels of interpersonal drama and backstabbing, and as the scale of the game broadens these individual tensions both seem to matter less and to be defused more easily, but these systems do imbue Three Kingdoms with a sense of inner life for character who might otherwise be little more than stat-sheets and ability lists.
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Repeal and replace Obamacare … Pursue tax reform that lowers rates for families and businesses and broadens the tax base … Repeal Dodd-Frank … Enact the REINS Act (regulatory reform) … Remove federal funding from Planned Parenthood, sanctuary cities, and biased news sources … Enforce immigration laws … Secure the border … Balance the budget … Reform entitlements … Rebuild the military … Restore a conservative majority on the Supreme Court … Protect religious liberty … Enhance protections for unborn children … Unleash the American energy sector.
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Then, in the final verse, the scope broadens: The riots started slowly With the homeless and the lowly Then they spread into the heartland Towns that never get a wristband Kids that can't afford the cool brand Whose anger is a shorthand For you'll never get a wristband It is hard to tell whether Simon is ennobling his fit of pique by comparing it to the anger of the dispossessed or mocking his own overreaction.
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But the top US officials make their Mexican debut under a cloud, as Trump has introduced policies meant to back up campaign rhetoric that painted Mexico and Mexicans as a security threat and economic drain on the US. On Tuesday, the Trump administration issued guidance that broadens the scope of deportations from a previous focus on criminals to apply to every undocumented immigrant in the US. It also enables state and local law enforcement to act as immigration officers.
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The U.S. Travel Association applauded the new effort, saying it helps boost consumer protections for passengers and "shines a light on many of the more frustrating issues that ail the air travel experience in the U.S.""We hope that post-election, the discussion broadens to policy options that treat the root cause rather than just the symptoms—namely, the lack of choices and air service for far too many flyers," said Roger Dow, the group's president and chief executive officer.
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Earlier this month, Evercore ISI analysts Amit Daryanani and Irvin Liu highlighted the importance of the Red Hat deal as they initiated coverage of IBM: "While IBM stock will likely be range bound near-term, as investors remain on the sidelines until they have better understanding of IBM's financial profile post close of the Red Hat acquisition, our positive stance is based on our favorable view of the RHT deal which has the potential to be transformational as it significantly broadens IBM's capabilities and customer reach," wrote Daryanani and Liu.
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Here are the lawmakers who aren't seeking reelection in 2020 MORE, Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresThe Hill's Campaign Report: Warren, Sanders overtake Biden in third-quarter fundraising The Hill's Morning Report — Trump broadens call for Biden probes Pete Sessions announces bid for Bill Flores's Texas House seat MORE, Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats claim new momentum from intelligence watchdog testimony Romney: Trump requesting Biden investigation from China, Ukraine 'wrong and appalling' GOP lawmaker: 'It is terrible' for Trump to call on China to probe Biden MORE, Kenny MarchantKenny Ewell MarchantWhat's causing the congressional 'Texodus'?
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