The tradition carried through to Disney's digital distribution platforms, too.
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The raised cycle track is also carried through the intersection.
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The idea of seasonal change was carried through almost fanatically.
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It's a sentiment that has carried through his whole life.
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The selling carried through on Wednesday, with U.S. stocks falling.
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But he carried through on his promise to destroy the deal.
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Donning the flag wasn't a statement, but a tradition carried through administrations.
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None of Sunday's scores will be carried through to the team final.
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CORASANITI I'm sure that voice just kind of carried through the Pony.
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Pets should be removed from their carrier, then walked or carried through screening.
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An elderly shopkeeper whose body was carried through the streets here this morning?
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Many of the women spoke of the guilt they carried through the years.
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This basic belief carried through the more than year-long process behind the bill.
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Snap opened up a wave of tech IPOs, which carried through March and April.
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They also shed a lot and their fur is carried through your ventilation system.
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If carried through, the threat that could delay confirming the President-elect's choices for months.
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I was into it as a teen, and that's carried through my various fandoms today!
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For the last part, the boys were put in green plastic toboggans and carried through.
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Of course, it's highly unlikely all of these threats would be carried through, she says.
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But negotiations that carried through the weekend had hit a sour note by Sunday afternoon.
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The vibrant ballpark grew silent as the ball carried through the unseasonably warm October air.
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It struck a confrontational tone that Mr. West carried through that year and the next.
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Pretty cool to watch the cross being carried through the streets of #NOLA in #ThePassionLive pic.twitter.
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Immigration negotiations had carried through the weekend and into Tuesday as lawmakers trickled back into town.
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Once there, Bush's casket was carried through a military honor guard cordon, followed by his family.
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Crowds stood on the roofs to watch Sarout's body, wrapped in white, being carried through the town.
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The open animosity between Trump and some Republican members of Congress has carried through to his supporters.
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But on another level, how he was with me wasn't something I carried through to my childhood.
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The virus has been spreading throughout the Americas and is primarily carried through two species of mosquito.
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The insurgents carried through on their threat, but security forces prevented the dramatic attacks that many feared.
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Stocks fell as a steep decline in technology shares that started last week carried through to Monday.
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Warrington captured the exhaustion Good said she carried through the party-filled holiday season until sober January.
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So understanding more about human nature would be another result if this program could be carried through successfully.
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The plant is supplied primarily by crude carried through an Enbridge pipeline and railcars, according to Calumet's website.
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Her skill, she said, isn't coming up with the ideas — but making sure the ideas are carried through.
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But midway through Episode 2, I realized I was riveted, a feeling that carried through to the end.
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Just eight coal-burning plants would remain by 2030 if the plan were carried through how its intended.
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His concepts are evocatively carried through in the sets, designed by Carolyn Mraz, and costumes, by Annie Simon.
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The victory continues a momentum shift that started in Utah and carried through Wisconsin, North Dakota and Colorado.
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We were there as she was carried through the streets of the storied Treme neighborhood one last time.
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These forests contain more than ancient trees: They're hubs of plant and animal biodiversity carried through from Gondwana.
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The S24 design was so successful it carried through Samsung's product line for the rest of the decade.
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Trump has in the past threatened to tear up international agreements but in the event has not carried through.
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The condition which reduces the amount of oxygen carried through the blood can be fatal, according to the FDA.
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Alt Mode, which stands for Alternative Mode, allows non-USB signals to be carried through a USB-C cable.
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It changed the way we operated – and those lessons learned carried through the rest of our time as Marines.
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But the Hyatt Regency O'Hare didn't have a swimming pool—and why would chlorine be carried through pipes, anyway?
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So there are a number of different points at which the communication broke down, understandings were not carried through.
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If carried through, Winston would only lose about $124k in base salary due to the way his contract is structured.
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His campaign promise to consider stopping imports of Saudi oil would be disastrous for the kingdom's finances if carried through.
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Bailey was carried through Washington as part of a political funeral for Bailey who died of AIDS on June 28.
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Then, this morning, she carried through on that threat and withdrew her critical third vote in favor of the order.
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In a heavily redacted complaint, Expedia said it would lose customers for years if United carried through on its threat.
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Those troubles carried through the preseason before things came to a head during the days leading up to Week 1.
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This philosophy carried through to design — which so often aims to reduce tension by making experiences simple, intuitive, and convenient.
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And even thinking about song, that we just know but have never written down, and it gets carried through generations.
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Her coffin was carried through the city to the Protestant Cemetery of Florence, which is known as the English cemetery.
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The narrator, Peter Coyote, sums up the aftermath as footage shows survivors being carried through a field filled with bodies.
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The momentum of "Juice" carried through to April, when Lizzo dropped her major-label debut album, Cuz I Love You.
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If carried through, that would strengthen President Trump's election-year claims of achieving victory in his trade war with Beijing.
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The fingers and the corrective gene are carried through the bloodstream via a modified virus until they reach the liver.
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HONG KONG, July 12 (IFR) - Asian credits continued their rally as momentum from Monday's strong session carried through to today's close.
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The ice in Greenland is also getting darker, as soot carried through the air and microorganisms like algae coat the ice.
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One America News Network White House reporter spotted the framed map being carried through the White House by a Trump staffer.
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Paruthi considers developing good sleep habits in childhood "a starting point" and hopes that these habits can be carried through adulthood.
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The effigy was carried through the streets of Wellington, New Zealand, where it was assaulted by demonstrators throwing water-filled condoms.
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The world's biggest economy was seen slowing to 2.3% next year even if the new tariff hikes are not carried through.
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My mother's labored breathing carried through the phone, a reminder that I couldn't explain all of the political nuances to her.
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That attitude carried through to the traditional "Fin de Fiesta" finale, with everyone taking a turn and having a great time.
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Technology theoretically exists to try to wipe out populations more broadly, though, through genetic modifications that would get carried through generations.
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Hamilton, who had concentrated mainly on putting on mileage, said the performance was "amazing" in terms of the speed carried through corners.
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They added, however, that it was being carried through unsanitary pipes and should only be used to flush toilets or scrub floors.
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One minute after midnight in Washington on May 10th, America carried through on its threat to ratchet up tariffs on Chinese goods.
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If carried through, this corrosive and constitutionally questionable rule would destroy the educational opportunities that millions of students have chosen to pursue.
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Hundreds of people were detained during the protest, including opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was dramatically carried through the crowds by police.
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The respiratory disease spreads through human-to-human contact, droplets carried through sneezing and coughing as well as germs left on surfaces.
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As the shutdown carried through the weekend, both major parties attempted to avoid blame for it ahead of this year's midterm elections.
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To date, Francis has praised the "feminine genius" but has not carried through on vague promises to appoint more women to leadership positions.
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Its gold and red paint job is carried through to a red tinted windshield that gives the Wonder Woman car a menacing glare.
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"I thought he was the hope, only to find out he's not carried through with what he led people to believe," she said.
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Mourners filled the streets as her white coffin was carried through the streets of La Esperanza, with many carrying posters bearing her image.
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Her dog, Handel, needed to be carried through flooded streets, handled by firefighters, held at an evacuation center, and was displaced for days.
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The 2 guards allegedly completed slips stating they made those checks, but the feds say not a single one was actually carried through.
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The problem is that E. coli, carried through fecal matter, is present in a number of different contaminants from even more possible locations.
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They included a line-drive home run to left that carried through the teeth of an uncommonly strong summer wind in the Bronx.
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But for years, no one seemed to notice that the deed was inaccurate, and the wrong legal description of the property carried through.
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But, throughout the 240-year history of this country, we've always trusted this process and carried through with nominations in a timely manner.
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Adame, not Tomás, was carried through the streets as fans reached out to touch his hand, his suit of lights — any part of him.
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This week, it carried through on part of that promise, by removing a number of accounts it suspected of being bots and/or propagandists.
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Martin, 45, carried through with his threats that very day, fatally shooting five people and injuring six more, five of whom were police officers.
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Hundreds attended his funeral on Saturday as his body was carried through the Gaza Strip, draped in the Palestinian flag and his press jacket.
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The thing I found pleasing about the Beats Studio 3 is that they still carried through the dynamism and emotive nature of the music.
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The 3.4-ounce limit on such substances applies to what may be carried through security checkpoints, not to what may be carried on board.
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The pen responsiveness carried through the Sketchable App from Silicon Blenders, but my experience wasn't as good with ArtRage 5 from Digital Art Software.
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Its matter-of-fact tone is carried through to all of its lived-in performances, including welcome cameos by Marisa Tomei and Gina Gershon.
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The hostility carried through to the end, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up a copy of the address after he finished delivering it.
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Trump said he still likes Cohn, but the policy differences were too much as the President carried through on his threat to impose tariffs.
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Drugs were hidden in vehicles, tucked inside limes and watermelons, carried through tunnels, stashed on trucks and speedboats, and even catapulted across the border.
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Therefore, Sanders' strength among whites without a degree suggested real resistance to Clinton's candidacy from this demographic, resistance that carried through to the general election.
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Draped in a royal flag, Diana's blond-wood casket was carried through the emergency-room exit, where 200 people, some trailing intravenous lines, watched solemnly.
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GoPro had previously said that the Hero 3003 Black was the company's fastest-selling camera ever, and that momentum carried through the 2300 holiday season.
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The letter echoes some of the same sentiments he carried through his final farewell address earlier this month, reiterating the importance of upholding democratic ideals.
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Benzocaine can lead to methemoglobinemia, a rare, but serious and sometimes fatal condition, where the amount of oxygen carried through the blood stream is reduced.
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Still, Mr. Eyre's direction of the characters, as carried through by the current stage director, Jonathon Loy, generally works well enough to make human connections.
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Ultimately though, gospel-led "Only God Knows" captures the beautiful loneliness and thundering expeditions one can imagine will be carried through the sequel to Trainspotting.
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Like previous royal nuptials, it is expected to be an eye-catching spectacle of pageantry, observing centuries of tradition carried through generations of knot-tying.
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The grille is framed by clean, parallel headlights, and their design is carried through to the front fender and to the car's gorgeous rear end.
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World health officials say the respiratory disease spreads through human-to-human contact, droplets carried through sneezing and coughing and germs left on inanimate objects.
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"The issue of our energy resources being carried through southern corridors to the countries of the European Union is still on the agenda," Putin said.
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These deals started last week during Black Friday and have carried through to Cyber Monday, but it's very likely the sale prices will end today.
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Ill or injured people are carried through the checkpoint, on foot or by car, and put in ambulances on the other side of the wall.
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She courageously carried through her own change of gender from James to Jan in 1972, when such things were very much more of a challenge.
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In that instance UK authorities seized journalistic material stored on a hard drive being carried through a UK airport by Miranda — apparently conflating journalism and terrorism.
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A second death earlier on Friday was believed to have been caused by a heart attack shortly after the victim's vehicle was carried through high water.
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As you know ... Tarek and Christina carried through with the 8th season of their hit show despite a very public split and divorce in January 2018.
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LGBT groups expressed outrage Friday after President Trump carried through on his Twitter promise to ban transgender people from the military by issuing an official directive.
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Considerably quieter, Akiko Miyakoshi's "The Way Home in the Night" begins with a sleepy rabbit child being carried through empty city streets in its mother's arms.
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That political mindset carried through to when the detention centers were set up in Papua New Guinea, and the treatment has just gotten increasingly more severe.
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The idea of a meritocracy: to study hard and to work your way up really was invented pretty much by Confucius in 803 B.C., and carried through.
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As the air falls from the diffuser, it is gently pulled into a grid of permeable planters lining the corridor and carried through the plants' root systems.
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Much of the electronics, clothing, and furniture that China exports to the US are carried through truck drivers at those ports before they reach Americans&apos homes.
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Why it matters: The new data suggests that political disparities about the value of the media at the national level have carried through to the local level.
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When Samuel is snatched, we see him—or think we see him, in a glimpse—being carried through the trees by a scuttling figure, caped in red.
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This difference also carried through to early adulthood: about 21% of white people had prediabetes compared with 27% of black individuals and 29% of Hispanic young adults.
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"El león de Caracas," soundtracked by a loud Catholic hymn, captures the strangely biblical moment of a taxidermied lion carried through a mountainous shantytown by military police.
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Well, I think the influence comes from allowing myself as a child to have a sense of space and exploration that has carried through to my adult life.
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His body is believed to have been dismembered and allegedly carried through the airport by members of MBS's team, though his remains have not yet been publicly recovered.
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The geometric theme at Cushnie et Ochs was also carried through via colorblocking and a two-tone lip, which was red on top and pink on the bottom.
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What it is: Flexport is a freight forwarding platform that gives shippers visibility and control over their products' movements as it's carried through ocean, air, and road freighters.
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New Delhi (CNN)A photo of an Indian minister -- decked out in crisp white slacks while being carried through flood waters -- has sparked intense ridicule on social media.
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As a reality television star, Trump had for years been mired in the earned media game from an entertainment standpoint, a perspective he carried through to his election.
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This surge has carried through to prices all along the futures curve, but as the widening backwardation shows, the market is cautious about the longevity of the rally.
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They maintain the design introduced with the iPhone 6 and carried through the iPhone 6s, marking the first time Apple didn't change the iPhone body after two years.
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U.N. Brahmachari introduced Urea Stibamine to treat Kala Zar, a deadly tropical diseases carried through sand flies; and Dr. Amiyo B. Kar for Centchroman, a nonsteroidal female contraceptive.
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But I think in implementation we don't necessarily feel yet or have enough evidence to believe that this is carried through in the way that the organization works.
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Atlanta looked the best it had all season, and that quality on both sides of the ball carried through to the next week when the Falcons routed Carolina.
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Instead, Sanders carried through with the formal roll call vote to its conclusion — a move many of his supporters wanted but Clinton's allies worried would hurt party unity.
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Hocking's work is carried through by a maniacal work ethic, perhaps genetically rooted in the copper mines and forged over generations in the crucible of Detroit's budding industrial revolution.
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Smith once again wrestled the momentum off Hopkins in the seventh round—and said momentum carried through to the following stanza and the fight thus ended in dramatic fashion.
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This mountain, called Mount Sharp, is believed to be the result of mud and sediments carried through time by rivers into the lake, where it eventually petrified into mudstone.
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Newer commerce is digital and carried through "trunk lines"; bartering is now done through packet-based pulsations of light and air whose results you can see but can't touch.
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If carried through, the hardball tactics would make it difficult for Republicans to schedule votes even on uncontroversial bills and nominees, further slowing down the already slow-moving body.
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That uncertainty carried through to Wednesday, which some analysts attributed to the market's generally positive tone in recent weeks in anticipation of an extension to the supply-cut deal.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders declined to comment, and would not respond to inquiries about Dearborn's email and whether the campaign carried through with that meeting. 2.
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While the president's moves have driven a wedge between the White House and Russian elites, it's not clear that the divide has carried through to Russians as a whole.
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Her voice seemed to be buried (perhaps intentionally) at first, but by the time she got to her cover of Roberta Flack's "Killing Me Softly," its power carried through.
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You suspect that she was picked partly because she's a plausible physical match to a younger Helen Mirren, and that that kind of cautious thinking carried through the production.
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The rally carried through into Tuesday, with the S&P 500 bucking up against a key technical level in the 2,792 area, with the 2,800 psychological level also looming.
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How does this traditional, Hitler-centric view sit with Cesarani's insistence that the Holocaust was chaotic and ad hoc, "ill-planned, underfunded and carried through haphazardly at breakneck speed"?
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The Journal reported that in recent weeks, Apple had cut its production orders for all of the iPhone models it unveiled in September, which has carried through the supply chain.
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It's a pattern that's carried through the 32-year-old's career: Hill's teams are usually better when he's on the floor, and they almost always have a positive point differential.
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"We mean that it is essential that an examination of the material as a whole is carried through independently, in an as prompt and transparent way as possible," it added.
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"The good news is the strong jobs growth carried through from the previous administration into the first 211 days of the Trump presidency," said Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist at Glassdoor.
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The team was trapped for almost three weeks, before cave diving experts from around the world led a complex operation to bring them out on stretchers carried through narrow tunnels.
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Both of his parents (his father was a dentist and his mother a homemaker) were active in local Republican politics, and the nickname he carried through life had Republican origins.
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It established a style that carried through for much of the early 00s, even if a lot of that style was borrowed from the girl groups of the late 90s.
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And the stalwart concertmaster Rainer Honeck — seconded on the first stand of violins by another concertmaster, Albena Danailova — carried through the expert, energetic leadership he had shown throughout the weekend.
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But if the threatened countries take those threats seriously, they will begin hedging for the possibility that this threat is carried through, which means assuming that American support is unreliable.
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At Oxy Pure, which is in Select Citywalk, a more upscale mall in New Delhi, customers pay $4 to $6 for 15 minutes of oxygen carried through a nasal cannula.
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Her bright red-lipped smile carried through a conversation about her darkest moments entering the foster care system and about the pride she felt celebrating her first graduation this summer.
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During his tenures the Italian economy declined, urgent reforms were announced but not carried through and he was virtually shunned by other European leaders by the end of his last premiership.
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The show has built a world that relies on color and symbols (all those house sigils!) to tell the story, and it's carried through to the characters' wardrobe in painstaking detail.
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Regardless of whether a plot is thwarted or carried through to fruition, females are often labeled "the weaker sex" that has been influenced by a male who is the lead planner.
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Comic creators Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's original version of Spider-Man mostly carried through to Sam Raimi's original trilogy of Spider-Man films, which were released between 2002 and 2007.
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"The biggest thing is that we're including measurement uncertainties that are carried through the analysis," said the lead author, Gwendolyn M. Eadie, a doctoral candidate at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
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Tiffany's peak of creative innovation and artistry began in the 1870s with Edward C. Moore's jewelry and vessels designed in the "Japanese taste," and carried through to World War I, says Dietz.
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He was raised in a family that never talks about money; his parents were always in debt and never trained him to be responsible with money, so that carried through with him.
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There's no pricing or release date for Lunavity yet, and we don't know if the product, should it actually be carried through to a consumer release, will make it out of Japan.
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It's impossible to know, but if Tywin had any reason to suspect that Tyrion wasn't his child, he probably would have carried through with his plans to kill him as an infant.
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The two canvases, which show a Florentine merchant, Agnolo Doni, and his wife, Maddalena Strozzi, were gingerly carried through a nearly half-mile-long passageway that links the Pitti to the Uffizi.
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Soleiman's body had been taken to Iraqi and other Iranian cities before arriving in his hometown Kerman for burial, prompting mass outpourings of grief nationwide as the coffin was carried through streets.
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Soleimani's body had been taken to Iraqi and other Iranian cities before arriving in his hometown Kerman for burial, prompting mass outpourings of grief nationwide as the coffin was carried through streets.
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As the statewide strike carried through its eighth school day, the state's teachers are protesting salary levels that are among the lowest in the nation, as well as rising health-care costs.
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World health officials have said the respiratory disease, named COVID-19, is capable of spreading through human-to-human contact, droplets carried through sneezing and coughing and germs left on inanimate objects.
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This unpretentiousness is carried through the Kolumba, where the grainy concrete walls are a uniformly soft, warm grey, creating a neutrality that is indifferent to the standard coldness of white museum walls.
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Its color chord of white and woody tan with a vertical green stripe is carried through the base in fake fur and turf — materials that appear as graphical elements in the collages.
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King Vajiralongkorn, carried through the streets by 275 men bearing his gilded palanquin, visited three royal temples, starting with Bovoranives, where he spent 2500 days ordained as a Buddhist monk in 3003.
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At the age of 19, Isambard assisted his father Marc, and Henry was actually the first person to walk under the Thames (although technically he was carried through as he was a baby).
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The insurance giant carried through on that threat when the government did sue to block the transaction, which threatens to reduce competition in the exchanges and make health care more expensive to purchase.
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Avenatti said at the court on Tuesday that he would be prepared to escort Antony back to Guatemala, but the court insisted that its procedure be the one carried through, according to CNN.
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The test results suggest that humans could be infected by the disease simply carried through the air or on a solid surface, even if direct contact with an infected person does not occur.
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They were then strapped to one of two rescue divers tasked with shepherding each boy through the underwater parts of the system, and bundled into stretchers to be carried through the dry parts.
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This is carried through to Europe's largest exists: from Betfair in London to Zalando in Berlin, from Supercell and Spotify in the Nordics, to Criteo in France and Yoox in Italy, and so on.
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While the company made some promising product changes over the past year, it also spent much of its time apologizing for a series of miscues that began in January and carried through to December.
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"The new administration's focus on deregulation and tax cuts has spurred higher businessconfidence and would be positive for growth if carried through, " Fitch analyst Charles Seville and others said in a report for clients.
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Above all, we'll look at how the sonic innovations of 90s R&B have carried through into the vocabulary of modern music, from Ty Dolla $ign's romantic suites to Phantogram's sample-based indie pop.
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"It's considered a huge shame upon your family and that burden is carried through to your children, your children's children, up until somebody in your family finishes the tattoo in your honor," he said.
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"He's carried through with all his promises, as far as I'm concerned," said Lisa Morrow, a junior high school English teacher, as she lingered near the area where the news media had been corralled.
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John Cena hosted the show, along with Victoria Justice, who entered on a surfboard carried through the audience (the awards themselves are surfboards, as is befitting to what the announcer declared "Hollywood's wildest beach party").
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Given that so many people now use Facebook as their primary source for news, such political bias can further increase the polarization within the site, with this effect carried through into the real world, too.
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His body was covered with a Palestinian flag and his press jacket laid beside him on the stretcher as it was carried through the streets of Gaza City to his home for a last farewell.
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"The lawsuit is to ensure that the processes enshrined in the constitution are carried through to guarantee the Waorani rights to prior consultation and their rights to territory," said Parker, who is based in Ecuador.
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One of the dogs was blind, but it cheerfully participated in the collective barking, while piles of books and sheet music, shelves, chairs, and a cage with a cat were carried through the front doors.
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Still, Woodbine carried through with his promise to leave, and he wrote an opinion column for The Yale Daily News about his decision, saying he was leaving sports to focus on the life of the mind.
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In Rick Gekoski's "A Long Island Story," we meet another Jewish family and another novel that treats its survival — and indeed the entire history of Judaism — as a precious tabernacle to be carried through the generations.
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"The way I try to preach is the way I tried to write this book," Mr. Lentz said, his words dancing with a hint of the South, carried through from Virginia Beach where he was raised.
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If carried through entirely, there is no doubt that the current plan to roll strikes for two days out of every five days for the next three months would be a major political failure for Macron.
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And any attempt to offset the economic impact of a flight program like Boom's, especially if it's carried through to flying production aircraft, should be better for the environment than had no attempt been made whatsoever.
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" Carried through by Lotz's voice—powerful whether loud or quiet—the track starts small and grows into an urgent rock song that crescendos with Lotz insisting "The truth is just a piece of gold dressed as coal.
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For the special day, Cullen was dressed up in a cap and gown (borrowed from a Build-A-Bear doll) and carried through the hospital hallways by his nurse as "Pomp and Circumstance" played in the background.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump warned on Saturday that he would apply higher taxes on imported European cars if the European Union carried through on its threat to retaliate against his proposed stiff new tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Before the stock market opened for regular trading Monday, Dow futures were tumbling more than 100 points which carried through to the open, after the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Friday broke a two-session winning streak.
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Over the course of a two-hour conversation, she talked about the board's process and some of the political dynamics, how she learned of the decision, and the rippling emotional currents that it carried through the prison.
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She was a self-described "freak," as she sings in "Bad Romance," an outsider, a "mother monster" for her fanbase, often coded as queer, which gave her a subcultural cachet that carried through her Born This Way era.
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LONDON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Factories across the world powered into July, providing evidence that economic momentum has carried through into the second half despite central banks in the West preparing to start scaling back years of massive stimulus.
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More than a century separates Hotel Nimb's original 1909 Venetian-marble-clad facade and its modern wing, Tivoli Corner, but the upscale, private-home-feel of Nimb's 17 rooms has been carried through to Tivoli's 21 new suites.
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Another video released on Facebook by Thailand&aposs Navy SEALs, who were central to the rescue, apparently shows one of the boys being carried through part of the muddy cave on a stretcher covered by an emergency thermal blanket.
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"We have tried to stay very true to the kind of core design pillars of Minecraft, and we've worked with the design team in Stockholm to make sure that the spirit of the game is carried through," says Olafsson.
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The service began when a white banner bearing a large green heart emblazoned with the word "Grenfell" was carried through the congregation to the pulpit by a Catholic priest and Muslim cleric from the area around the charred tower.
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"We were fully prepared to sue if the president carried through on his promise to gut the law and allow our churches and charities to be turned into conduits for political spending," said Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen.
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For the royal procession, the king was carried through the streets on a gilded palanquin borne by 16 men walking at about 75 steps per minute and stopping to swap out personnel every 500 meters, according to the palace.
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"They understand it's good politically to give support to this deal because it provides support for the oil price through the winter, but in reality I don't think anyone expects this to be carried through in any credible way," he said.
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Japan can now forget about Saturday's horror show since none of the scores will be carried through to Monday's team final but they cannot afford a repeat performance if they want to end China's eight-year reign as Olympic champions.
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It also helps ensure that if you make a change to an asset in one place (say, for example, you tweak the design of a cup in one scene) that the changes are carried through to all other scenes, as well.
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"The extraordinary surge in dealmaking seen at the end of 2017 has carried through into 2018," Jonathan Klonowski, research editor at Mergermarket said in the quarterly report, citing pressure from shareholders and a search for innovation as the main drivers.
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One of the things that was really great when I was in Obits—and this carried through to Savak—is the idea that if somebody has a particular focal point that they want to take a song to, that's cool.
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While the Yankees were unwilling to commit to a six-year contract for their top free-agent pitching target, Patrick Corbin, which would have carried through his age 35 season, Happ's deal could take him through his age 38 season.
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The extravagantly decorated ceremonial spire and a stage big enough to hold a 10-piece brass band are attached to a platform, lifted and carried through the streets of Williamsburg during the parish's annual two-week festival that started on Wednesday.
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The idea of the coronavirus as an escaped weapon has been carried through international news outlets like the British tabloid The Daily Mail and The Washington Times, which suggested that the virus was being developed as part of China's biowarfare program.
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But neither Hayes nor Cesarani has any time for the old accusation leveled by Raul Hilberg and Hannah Arendt that without the collusion of the Jewish Councils, the Nazis could not have carried through the Final Solution to the same extent.
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If for example, Washington carried through on a threat to impose tariffs on Canadian autos and Canada retaliated, prices would rise, and that could be "very risky" for the inflation outlook at a time when the economy was at capacity.
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Russia said on Monday it would be forced to respond in kind to restore the military balance with the United States if President Donald Trump carried through on a threat to quit the nuclear arms treaty and began developing new missiles.
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The only medical supplies available were those she had carried through the jungle in a woven bag: a stethoscope, a pair of scissors, two pairs of forceps, a thermometer, a blood pressure cuff, one medical textbook, and a few packets of basic medication.
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"The environment was not as bad as everybody predicted and that has carried through to the second quarter ... but I would just be a little cautious because we have a lot of stuff coming up in the next couple of weeks," he said.
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"Based on our on-the-ground conversations, we believe that the mass market trajectory seen in 1Q17 (up 15 percent) has carried through into 2Q and is likely now in the high teens," said Union Gaming analyst Grant Govertsen in a report Thursday.
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"Gold has got a bit of a lift from payroll numbers from Friday which has carried through to today but there is also support from terrorist events," said ETF Securities commodities strategistNitesh Shah, referring to an attack in London at the weekend.
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The bit was carried through to episode's end, with the judges fully committing to this alternate-reality-show, and with the "good" queens ultimately being forced to pretend to feel their "evil" twins' wrath in real time as they "watched" their own critiques.
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If carried through, the order — which lifts American limits on carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants, the largest contributor of particulate pollution — flies in the face of the United States' pledge under the Paris climate accord to cut its emissions.
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Many in Congress have expressed opposition to these reductions that, if carried through, could force the downsizing of already understaffed embassies, curtail communication with other governments and multilateral institutions, and devastate programs that help feed starving people and support keeping the peace.
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You're not exactly a domestic person, but the solar eclipse in Cancer on July 12 will have you building a happier home and fostering a deeper sense of security—you're ready to break negative patterns that have been carried through your family line.
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The essay by Daniel Pollack-Pelzner, an English professor at Linfield college, argues that the original book written by P. L. Travers has a history of racism, which is carried through in the first movie and also subtly in 20193's sequel, starring Emily Blunt.
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This has even mostly carried through on immigration policy in the Trump era, with the president publicly voicing skepticism of the E-Verify program that would make it harder for employers to hire unauthorized workers even while universally supporting harsh measures against immigrants themselves.
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If religious communities fail to tell stories that reflect the experience of the women of our past, we will inevitably fail to address the sense of entitlement, assumption of superiority and lust for punishment carried through those stories and inherited by men of the present.
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So when alarm spread among immigrants on college campuses following Mr. Trump's election, Ms. Napolitano moved quickly to determine what the California system could do to shelter its students if he carried through on his pledges to cancel the program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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Trump's core argument, that he rode from the Trump Tower escalator into the White House and has carried through to every aspect of immigration policy, is that reducing the number of foreign-born people living in the United States will leave native-born people richer and safer.
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The automaker also announced initial delivery and production numbers for the fourth quarter of 2018, showing that the frenzied pace it carried through most of the year — led by the big Model 3 push — helped Tesla set new company records, even though it cooled toward the end.
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A "hostile environment" policy of making Britain unwelcoming to illegal immigrants had carried through to children of immigrants who came to Britain from the West Indies and elsewhere after the second world war—the "Windrush generation", so named after one of the ships on which they travelled.
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In a separate report carried through KCNA on Saturday, an unidentified spokesperson of North Korea's Foreign Ministry criticized the statement released by the three countries, saying that the North never has and never will recognize the U.N. resolutions it sees as a "grave provocation" against its government.
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He repeated his rejection of critics who said he should have armed the moderate rebels much earlier in the conflict or carried through on his threat to take military action against the government of President Bashar al-Assad after he fired poison gas at civilians in 2013.
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Within weeks of the meeting, curators had started to locate objects from Ferguson, eventually gathering a gas mask worn during the protests by a journalist and activist, a mirrored coffin sculpture that had been carried through the streets and the wood used to board up a storefront.
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"What's abnormal [about the Trump administration] is the sort of bullying and overt threats — particularly threats that are often not carried through," said James Dobbins, a former State Department official who most recently served as the special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan under the Obama administration.
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Japan can forget about Saturday's horror show since none of the scores will be carried through to Monday's team final but what they do know is that if they want to end China's eight-year reign as Olympic champions, they simply cannot afford another similar performance.
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Some Democrats had hoped that a narrow probe -- focused on whether Trump put on ice efforts to bolster relations with Ukraine and provide US military aid to the country until it carried through with a political favor -- could conclude swiftly, with a potential vote to impeach Trump by Thanksgiving.
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The sedative effect likely helped calm the boys as they were being hauled through a treacherous maze, but according to the letter from the medics, the drug was also meant to help prevent hypothermia since the boys were carried through cold water while wearing ill-fitting wet suits.
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Nevertheless, the same across-the-board checks and balances that successfully resolved the Watergate scandals -- and the constitutional crisis that resulted — can counter the type of presidential transgression of red lines that would occur if President Trump carried through on his implied threats to Mueller and the office.
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That level of secrecy carried through to the wedding itself — the few photos friends posted were quickly removed, though fans caught one that showed Agron in her Valentino wedding gown and crown of stars posing with her new husband (in a turban and brocade jacket) and a pal.
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The new campaign also aptly celebrates the brand's expansion into larger sizing: Many of its bra styles now go up to an F cup, and underwear is carried through size XL. Lonely Label had 10 size offerings when the line debuted; now, Morris notes its range encompasses 23 sizes.
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Whether or not a plan announced recently by the island's governor to privatize Puerto Rico's energy utility is carried through, the funds set aside by Congress for the island's power grid will still allow Puerto Rico to release this latest federal money to private utilities for resilient, sustainable rebuilding.
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Even though most working journalists have been worried about various threats to the free press since 9/11 — a fear that carried through the Obama administration, which was pretty restrictive toward the press — President Donald Trump's open warfare on reporters has raised the warning bell volume to full blast.
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It was, further, the day of a horrifying anti-disabled hate crime in Japan, where a former employee of a caregiving facility who had expressed support for euthanizing the disabled without their consent carried through on that idea by returning to his employer and stabbing 19 people to death.
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Iannetta, Walker lead Mariners to rout of Indians SEATTLE — The strut that Taijuan Walker carried through an impressive April had been replaced by looks of bewilderment and disgust over his past few outings, and the 03-year-old Seattle Mariners starting pitcher wasn't about to let his team down again.
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But sculptors have always played with movement, whether in medieval processions in which the statues of saints were carried through the streets, or in the Baroque works of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, whose spiralling compositions invite the viewer to move around them in order to appreciate forms unfolding in time as well as space.
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Trump gave "a long, frank rant", the official said, repeating a position he carried through the 2016 U.S. election campaign into the White House that the United States had suffered at the hands of its trading partners, with French President Emmanuel Macron pushing back on the assertion and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe chiming in.
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Other times, what unspooled before Aaron's eyes was jarringly intimate: coffins being carried through the streets after drone strikes; a man squatting in a field to defecate after a meal (the excrement generated a heat signature that glowed on infrared); an imam speaking to a group of 15 young boys in the courtyard of his madrasa.
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So maybe it makes sense to think about "I'm New Here" and the smattering of follow-up materials that have trickled out over the past decade (mixtapes, outtakes collections, short documentaries) as Scott-Heron himself seems to have understood the album: not as his own last solo statement, but as a collaboration, initiated and largely carried through by Russell.
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A stage, press and audience risers, tables, stanchions and bike racks (for creating a barrier between the stage and the crowd), speakers and subwoofers, 150 folding chairs and more were loaded off two 2016-foot trucks, wheeled or carried through back hallways and, with the help of a campaign advance team, set up across three empty tennis courts.
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Sovereignty The overriding theme of "sovereignty" that carried through Trump's speech comes on the heels of several moves that have put that effort on display, including most recently a decision to cut funding for the UN agency that supports Palestinian refugees and a speech by his national security adviser John Bolton undercutting the International Criminal Court.
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Despite Italian health officials demanding that people stay at home as much as possible to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Pope Francis briefly walked on a road — "as if making a pilgrimage" — to a church that houses a wooden crucifix that was carried through the streets of Rome in 1522 when the city was stricken with the plague, according to a Vatican spokesman.
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"If carried through, the ramifications would be beyond the financial viability of Huawei; it would cause a sharp deterioration in the relationship between the US and China, severely slow the rolling out of 20.6887G networks around the world in the coming years, and ultimately begin the process of decoupling between the two nations," economists at Singapore's DBS Group Research wrote in a note on Friday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised President Donald Trump for his economic policy that has boosted growth in the U.S. "Mr Trump has carried through the tax reform that has propped up the economic growth in the U.S. at a high level and the imports to the United States have increased," Putin said during a panel hosted by NBC News at the Russian Energy Week in Moscow.
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Josh Brolin's character watching the movies his studio is making, visiting Frances McDormand who is cutting one of them on an old Moviola editing console… All of the screening rooms, every time you see a movie projected, that was something we did, including a matte painting for the curtains to the screening room, and that carried through to the premiere, when Hobie and Carlotta go to the premiere.
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Read: Get ready for the new era of 3D printed guns "The resulting settlement agreement, if carried through, threatens to undermine national security by authorizing the posting and downloading of computer files allowing the fabrication of dangerous make-at-home firearms by any person anywhere in the world," the groups wrote in a joint letter to a federal judge in Texas, where Wilson and his company are based.
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The idea of the imperfect reaching for the sublime is carried through two very different films, "Tlatelolco Clash" (2011) — in which a succession of anonymous men and women play portions of the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go" (1982) in unsatisfying, stop-and-start snippets on a hand-pumped street organ, until the song finally emerges in its infectious entirety — and "Dammi i Colori" (2003), a sort of anti-travelogue of Sala's crumbling hometown of Tirana, narrated by its mayor, Edi Rama, who knows the artist from their schooldays.
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Kevin Lai, research head for Asia excluding Japan with Daiwa Capital Markets, wrote in a research note that punitive tariffs of 343 percent would lead to an 87 percent fall in China's exports to the U.S., while HSBC economists led by Qu Hongbin predicted they would result in a halving of Chinese shipments to the U.S. The U.S. is China's biggest export market, accounting for 18 percent of total exports, and China's overall exports would be expected to shrink at least 9 percent if Trump carried through with his tariff threat.
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