China will carry out China's promise, we hope the United States will also carry out its promises.
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Cruz -- who 9 months ago threatened to carry out a mass shooting -- is accused of using an AR-15 rifle to carry out the murders.
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"The U.N. should be permitted to carry out its mandate, carry out its responsibilities, without fear of money being cut off," State Department spokesman Mark Turner told reporters.
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The Attorney General, Elliot L. Richardson, refused to carry out the order and was fired; Deputy Attorney General William D. Ruckelshaus, resigned rather than carry out Nixon's order.
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"When federal scientists can't carry out their work, it's the public that suffers," said Charise Johnson, a UCS research analyst who helped carry out the survey, in a press release.
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The CBC also demanded an independent special commission to carry out the Russia probe, arguing that the standing intelligence panels in the House and the Senate cannot carry out the investigation.
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We decided to carry out our study in Latin America.
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They might fight one another, and even carry out atrocities.
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Many fear that some will carry out attacks once back.
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I will be able to carry out my other duties.
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There are several reasons that companies carry out stock splits.
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Gangs pay them 1,000 reais ($2000) to carry out attacks.
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The unit was completely shut to carry out the repairs.
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To carry out their experiments the team turned to mice.
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Now he aims to carry out a much larger trial.
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This will free up armed officers to carry out patrols.
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The president wants the armed forces to carry out construction.
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He invited devout Muslims everywhere to carry out the sentence.
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Any state has special operations it tries to carry out.
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TSA has a critical homeland security mission to carry out.
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Dearborn also did not want to carry out the task.
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The plan is for RemoveDEBRIS to carry out four experiments.
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The plotters planned to carry out their attack on Nov.
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The state has chose nitrogen to carry out the executions.
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You need a credible party to carry out this strategy.
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Other states have 12 weeks to carry out the recommendations.
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Could Wasserman Schultz possibly carry out even her ceremonial roles?
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Yet, the FDA has failed to carry out Congress' mandate.
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SPACs raise money in an IPO to carry out acquisitions.
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Night and day he must carry out his master's business.
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Well, in a way we did carry out an experiment.
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But the Russians decided to carry out the strike anyway.
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Women carry out 75% of unpaid labor around the world.
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Both yards carry out work for the Navy and others.
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She made it a goal to carry out his dream.
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The city hopes to carry out the relocation next year.
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"They know how you carry out an ambush," Strauss says.
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Indeed, solutions are easier to state than to carry out.
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Our defence and foreign ministers will carry out these efforts.
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They were welcomed into Venetians' homes to carry out furniture.
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The French authorities regularly uncover plots to carry out attacks.
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They had no immediate plan to carry out an attack.
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New digital tools let even nonexperts carry out ransomware attacks.
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Much of that will not be easy to carry out.
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So why does Trump continue to carry out these meetings?
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"We are about to carry out these studies," he says.
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But the firearms used to carry out these deadly travesties?
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Using notes as a warning sign raises a fair concern over false positives: Most people who leave notes don't carry out mass shootings, even if most people who carry out mass shootings leave notes.
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Bodhisattvas are individuals who carry out compassionate acts to achieve enlightenment.
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Without Midazolam, Arkansas would have no way to carry out executions.
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Still, ambassadors are meant to carry out, not create US policy.
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Instead, you rely on an agent to carry out your will.
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We need carry out intensive and active surveillance to identify them.
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Balbuena said authorities plan to carry out more raids in Isconahua.
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These neurons are responsible for helping us carry out voluntary movement.
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However, we need to carry out these conversations with greater rigor.
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All proceeds are donated to Hubbub to carry out environmental projects.
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Belgian gunmen helped carry out the Paris attacks on November 13.
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Doctors there say they can only carry out basic first aid.
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So why do objectors force women to carry out unwanted pregnancies?
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But in reality, this approach can be difficult to carry out.
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This would help, as long as consumers carry out le recyclage.
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And they fire those who refuse to carry out their demands.
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It was hardly the most difficult social experiment to carry out.
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Users can speak to Echo and it will carry out tasks.
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Wendy's has hired a cybersecurity firm to carry out an investigation.
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"A motivated individual could potentially carry out this act," he said.
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It remains unclear who did carry out the attack, they added.
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The system would not require individual countries to carry out screening.
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"They have less people to carry out their activities," Priestap said.
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Those that carry out hate crimes seek to tear communities apart.
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It said it expects to carry out the acquisition in August.
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Originally, Ergo had wanted to carry out the run-off itself.
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Suga said he wanted Inada to carry out the probe quickly.
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This is what let the shooters carry out such awful atrocities.
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This has weighed on Allergan's ability to carry out big acquisitions.
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"They could go underground and carry out terrorist acts," Zebari said.
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This enables quantum computers to carry out more computations at once.
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McGahn refused to carry out the order and threatened to resign.
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"Official Russian bodies ... do not carry out cyber terrorism," Peskov said.
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So, why was "Cliffy" selected to carry out the photo hop?
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Officals will carry out inspections of companies' operations to ensure compliance.
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The winner will receive $40 million to carry out its proposal.
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She did not carry out any orders from Russian security services.
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How do you find the people who carry out the inspections?
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It also requested that the nuclear industry sector carry out checks.
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It does not carry out operating activities in its own right.
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"Our team is continuing to carry out the investigation," he added.
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He could, again, carry out his promise of reopening the deal.
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Critics say the force is ill-equipped to carry out policing.
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Second, they carry out practices that encourage and advance those employees.
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"Establishments can stay open for carry-out and delivery," he tweeted.
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Call your local Waffle House today for a carry-out order.
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These channels include online tutorials on how to carry out attacks.
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All of these advances are intuitive and easy to carry out.
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USDA never received permission from Congress to carry out its plan.
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That may be easier to say than to always carry out.
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Ruzzier's daffy creatures carry out each nutty order with unabashed flair.
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Under the declaration, soldiers have increased latitude to carry out arrests.
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The court was preparing only now to carry out the sentence.
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They expressed their readiness to carry out a similar slaughter here.
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These are the 25 key people helping carry out his vision.
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Its leaders carry out global terrorism and engage in asymmetric warfare.
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They are set up freely and carry out their activities accordingly.
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That then prompted the Americans to carry out airstrikes on Dec.
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My brother helped him carry out his stuff and his dog.
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New York state health officials voted Tuesday to carry out Gov.
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ICE officers carry out a raid in San Francisco in July.
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We will carry out an even bigger incident than this one.
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The peace agreement that followed has proved difficult to carry out.
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But the group is still able to carry out potent strikes.
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As President, he has wide latitude to carry out foreign policy.
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They are set up freely and carry out their activities accordingly.
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Seven local partner organizations carry out the work on the ground.
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Mexico's new governments always need time to carry out their plans.
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Some Fulani leaders, however, have vowed to carry out reprisal attacks.
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But Richardson refused, and resigned rather than carry out Nixon's order.
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Crucially, it is other human beings who carry out this dreadful procedure, which suggests that even in a dystopian world dominated by artificial intelligence, people are still the ones who carry out the most atrocious acts.
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When a reporter asked if he thought Trump was fit enough to carry out this presidential term, Jackson said yes, and added he would be fit enough to carry out a second term if he were elected.
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Punishment turns to plunderUnion sailors were quick to carry out Porter's orders.
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It took the state four days to carry out a preliminary tally.
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Market participants are not convinced Chinese producers will carry out the cuts.
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"I don't think this committee will carry out its role," he said.
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Hodges, the gay marriage case, each failed to carry out this mission.
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Only 21,000 households have received federal aid to carry out permanent repairs.
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Martha Roby, have openly supported Trump's decision to carry out an airstrike.
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It's also a multi-tiered process, which takes weeks to carry out.
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I love that they provide carry out, eat inside, or eating outside.
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They are now planning to carry out her wish in her memory.
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Nonetheless, it may get technically harder for Nebraska to carry out executions.
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They'll support the space combat and command and carry out space missions.
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Like roX and Xist, it has a crucial job to carry out.
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Indonesia is again preparing to carry out a fresh round of executions.
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So I decided to carry out a little experiment of my own.
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Attempting to carry out an abortion would face a class B felony.
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Plus, ISIS did promote and carry out attacks in Syria and Russia.
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It maintains two supercomputers that together carry out 90trn calculations per second.
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Refusing to carry out the executions would have got Nicolás killed himself.
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His own aides, many of whom refused to carry out his orders.
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As they do, they carry out a metabolic process known as fermentation.
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Clinton's position correct, it's this: States can't be trusted to carry out
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All of GE's smart appliances can now carry out commands through IFTTT.
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The faster the clock, the faster the chip can carry out instructions.
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His desk displays a rusty "we serve colored carry out only" sign.
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I begged and pleaded for him not to carry out his threat.
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Nevertheless, Imaz said Repsol might carry out further share buybacks in future.
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Security has improved in recent years, though militants still carry out attacks.
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Russia is partnering with the Syrian regime to carry out war crimes.
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It said it would hire external advisors to carry out the analysis.
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He then encouraged the men to carry out the attack, prosecutors said.
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Arkansas is rushing to carry out multiple executions, procedurally sound or not,
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Wu Qian promised to carry out further military drills in the region.
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They believe its role in the scheme was to carry out trades.
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But a 1.9 billion-bushel carry-out is not a bullish number.
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Kollie is not accused with helping plan or carry out the attack.
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William seems burned out, yet he's determined to carry out his mission.
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Russian operatives apparently tried to carry out his request that same day.
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SPND: The organization that continues to carry out Iran's nuclear weapons research.
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Across Asia, administration officials have been dispatched to carry out Trump's directive.
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Hurd started hiring new people to help carry out his business plan.
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The administration issued rules last week to carry out the new law.
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To carry out a delicate sales campaign, Insys made some unusual choices.
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It said the extra cash would help it quickly carry out acquisitions.
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IoT devices are designed to carry out a limited set of functions.
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Chile's Internal Revenue Service announced it would carry out an "exhaustive" inquiry.
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"They attempted to carry out suicide attacks but failed," the SDF said.
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Khan said he had ordered authorities to carry out "an inquiry immediately".
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Where this happens, authorities carry out an individual examination of passport photos.
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Individual countries are supposed to carry out the protections mandated by Cites.
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Without "medical necessity, it is not ethical to carry out" gene editing.
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The firm is aiming to carry out one launch every two weeks.
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" Haralambous added that "Brexiteers trust the Conservative government to carry out Brexit.
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Many of them served under him and helped carry out his policies.
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He just didn't want to help Todd Adams carry out his plan.
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Karl Wiest, said the military did not carry out the Ubari strike.
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Attribution studies, as they are called, take a while to carry out.
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Chicago did not wait for a consent decree to carry out reforms.
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American mechanics service the jet and carry out repairs on the ground.
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Mr. Li dismissed concerns about how China would carry out the law.
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"It will be your duty to carry out this ruling," he said.
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And we were the ones who had to carry out their execution.
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"Now they can carry out clam collection without any fear," he said.
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Here, Goldman flags how it's going to carry out big cost cuts
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In the end, the Justice Department did not carry out its threat.
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Senior officials and diplomats then enunciate and carry out the administration's policy.
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Yermak said Ukraine was willing to carry out the agreements made there.
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He also displayed the acumen to carry out wide-reaching, complex policy.
|
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The Russians settled on Kadyrov's father, Akhmad, to carry out the policy.
|
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Security experts now consider the group unable to carry out significant operations.
|
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McGahn refused to carry out the order, though, threatening to resign instead.
|
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While these calculations are always difficult to carry out, they are key.
|
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That leaves career officials to carry out much of the CAFE review.
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In Japan, Mr. Mattis sought to carry out a similar balancing act.
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Turkish police will carry out the order, state news agency Anadolu reported.
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Some U.S. forces carry out counter-terrorism operations against Islamist militant groups.
|
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He will then need to decide how to carry out the work.
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The federal government doesn't have the resources to carry out Trump's policies.
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"People still carry out, or threaten to carry out, 'honor killings' to 'cleanse' perceived stains to their family's honor, including against young women suspected of promiscuity and family members who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender," the report says.
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Some go to fight in Somalia; some carry out terrorist attacks at home.
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Hollywood was guilty, and Chris Rock was deputized to carry out the sentence.
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Nonetheless, analysts doubt that a new chief executive would carry out Hancock's strategy.
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Last week, I announced a new initiative to help us carry out RLUIPA.
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The FDA does not typically intervene when individuals carry out experiments on themselves.
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Their job is to carry out the orders he issued at naptime. The
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The Obama administration then had to decide whether to carry out the mission.
|
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Additionally, jihadists groups have increasingly used women and children to carry out attacks.
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" From there, it will continue to carry out "passenger boarding and disembarking operations.
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In return, it promised to carry out tough reforms, including deep spending cuts.
|
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Enemies are out to rock the boat and carry out a silent coup.
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To carry out such an amazing fraud, you have to believe in yourself.
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Our 6,300 members will carry out their duties, but in a slow manner.
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He says they did carry out the work for which they were paid.
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But lots of ways to carry out an affirmative action program aren't constitutional.
|
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McGahn told Mueller's investigators that he refused to carry out the president's request.
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This is part of the succession plan that we intend to carry out.
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The United States has not said when it would carry out its response.
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It's not clear when or if Hasson intended to carry out his plot.
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JUST IN: White House has no plan yet to carry out transgender ban.
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Leaders have in the past used the date to carry out weapons tests.
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He was in no way trying to carry out something from the movie.
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The charity was not set up to carry out rescue missions, he laments.
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The company also has plans for FLARE to carry out internal patch repairs.
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Bernard conjured an imaginary Ford to help him carry out his plan. Sure!
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Attacks worldwide ISIS said it would carry out more terror attacks during Ramadan.
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The two finalists are the most qualified to carry out the contract's requirements.
|
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The Chinese and Canadian teams used different approaches to carry out their experiments.
|
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Cities and states need to make sure that landlords carry out remedial work.
|
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So the market is betting that China will not carry out its threats.
|
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One is the competence of the bureaucracy to carry out the complex reforms.
|
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It can still carry out offensive operations on a wide number of fronts.
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" He apologized and said they would no longer carry out the yanking "practice.
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These are essentially apps created by developers to carry out tasks using Alexa.
|
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Police evacuated the tower to carry out a check of the entire site.
|
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To carry out human surveillance on just one target requires several human officers.
|
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Zelenskiy agreed during the call to carry out the investigation that Trump sought.
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It would give them enough capital to carry out crucial functions, she said.
|
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He also invited any investigators to the island to carry out their work.
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Specifically, the bill would allow employers to inquire or carry out genetic testing.
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We will carry out the legal operations for those who have not returned.
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Scientists from Britain's Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme will carry out post-mortem examinations.
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The new factory will carry out research and development, manufacturing and sales operations.
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Al Shabaab militants carry out bombings in the capital Mogadishu and other regions.
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You can create an original character and have her carry out varied activities.
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The rest of the embryo is frozen while doctors carry out the test.
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In some cases, they came back to carry out mass executions of civilians.
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Two men decided to build a machine that could carry out these calculations.
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Many of the regulations were written to carry out laws passed by Congress.
|
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It said Taheb hoped to carry out the attack on or about Jan.
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These so-called "W-2 scams" are far too easy to carry out.
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Mr Turnbull has struggled to assert his authority and carry out his promises.
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Neither great planning nor great intelligence is required to carry out such attacks.
|
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Evil is easy to carry out, so long as the perpetrator is determined.
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Some U.S. forces carry out counter-terrorism operations against hardline Islamist militant groups.
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But he may not have the political strength to carry out difficult reforms.
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Related: Did British Soldiers Carry Out Summary Executions and Rape Civilians in Iraq?
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There are other side missions you can carry out for fellow resistance fighters.
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Throughout most of that time, we relied on hanging to carry out executions.
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I carry out my reforms, I'm not asking for their support or anything.
|
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The assistance program could prove difficult to carry out during a cyberattack, however.
|
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Having a quorum means the EAC can now carry out major policy moves.
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He should be allowed to finish his investigation and carry out his work.
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Such attacks are simple to carry out and largely unstoppable, according to Bergen.
|
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Helo-borne snipers are called on to carry out a variety of missions.
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"To carry out an action like that isn't playing with dolls," she said.
|
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Nevada, like many states, has struggled to carry out executions in recent years.
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Job description: Environmental engineering technicians carry out the plans that environmental engineers develop.
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Titshaw said that he would resign rather than carry out such an order.
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Wood Group workers are employed on Shell platforms to carry out maintenance work.
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Second, the use of digital networks to carry out attacks significantly threatens innovation.
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He will carry out his duties in a professional, thoughtful and balanced manner.
|
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President Donald Trump asked Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to carry out the probe.
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First responders had to carry out water rescues of drivers on Constitution Ave.
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Isolated incidents happen, and stray actors do carry out random acts of hatred.
|
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Manufacturers may choose to carry out the recommendations before the limit becomes final.
|
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However, IS continues to carry out bombings and other attacks in the country.
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There are no plans to carry out a secondary public offering, he said.
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Alwaleed Sayed Ahmed Mahmoud was appointed to carry out Abdelsalam's duties, it said.
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And indeed to target masses of political disinformation to carry out election interference.
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The Main Post Lawn is where platoons would carry out their training sessions.
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The report said that McGahn flatly refused to carry out Trump&aposs orders.
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We make proteins from endogenous retroviruses to carry out functions we depend on.
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"She will continue to carry out her official business from home," Seibert added.
|
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She is also limiting restaurants to carry out, delivery or drive-thru only.
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And that has vowed to carry out attacks all over the world, right?
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If you carry out your threat to sue me, I will defend myself.
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She struggled to carry out basic chores like going to the grocery store.
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We carry out many simulations with numerous variations to account for these uncertainties.
|
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But the Trump administration is still determining how to carry out those restrictions.
|
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The warplanes are able to carry out offensive as well as defensive operations.
|
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Soldiers have a duty to follow their leader and carry out lawful orders.
|
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The email sent State Department officials scrambling to carry out the president's order.
|
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Rather than carry out the president's order, he decided he would rather resign.
|
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It was unclear, however, whether the new parliament would carry out that decision.
|
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Basu said attacks were becoming easier to carry out and harder to detect.
|
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Restaurants and bars can remain open for carry-out, curbside and delivery services.
|
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William, Middleton, Charles, and Camilla do not typically carry out royal engagements together.
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The group offers a combination of hardware and software to carry out hacks.
|
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And ISIS continues to inspire so-called lone wolves to carry out attacks.
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The hackers would have to circumvent these updates to carry out their mission.
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Collectively, the efforts outlined in the order could take years to carry out.
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I post what I mean, and I WILL carry out what I post.
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I post what I mean, and I WILL carry out what I post.
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But senior officials are expected to serve him and carry out lawful orders.
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Nixon then ordered deputy attorney general William Ruckelshaus to carry out the firing.
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What are the main objectives and how do you carry out those objectives?
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"Our teams will carry out emergency missions as long as needed," Ouane added.
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Sometimes they rely on them to carry out diplomatic functions in their stead.
|
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He is not expected to carry out any official business during the weekend.
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Six European central banks will carry out the purchases with the ECB coordinating.
|
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Most lawmakers believe Trump had the legal authority to carry out Thursday's strikes.
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And occasionally, the system is defeated by Palestinians who carry out terrorist attacks.
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We should be free to carry out our freedom as we see fit.
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The military police refused to carry out "repression" and stayed in their barracks.
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The "carry in, carry out" strategy was extended to woodland areas in 2008.
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I would like my son to carry out the water burial for me.
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Last year, Chafer employed new, mostly freely tools to carry out its attacks.
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Sky Futures, for example, uses drones to carry out inspections on energy infrastructure.
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In the end, it is Central American leaders who must carry out reforms.
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He suggested Americans could use the base to carry out surveillance of Iran.
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He also had a motivation to carry out the shooting, Mr. Hopper said.
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Should talks take place, North Korea wouldn't carry out provocative new military tests.
|
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But licensed dealers at gun shows still have to carry out background checks.
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Lopez Obrador said they had not been instructed to carry out such detentions.
|
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Former army officials attempted, and failed, to carry out a coup in May.
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A capacity exam is an independent evaluation of the ability of someone to carry out a certain function, such as to stand trial or to make medical decisions for oneself, or in a more everyday setting, to carry out a job.
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They should keep their economies open and carry out several tasks they have neglected.
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No group has claimed responsibility, but Islamic State militants often carry out such attacks.
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A 15-man assassination squad was sent from Riyadh to carry out the assassination.
|
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Trump has since said he will carry out a "major" investigation into voter fraud.
|
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To carry out a quantum computation, you need to keep all your qubits coherent.
|
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It accuses Hamas of trying to carry out attacks under the cover of protests.
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OPM and the Pentagon will carry out the vetting process, in conjunction with DNI.
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These make no mention of CA's intention to carry out "national microtargeting" for Leave.
|
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Nebraska has struggled for decades to carry out executions, despite its deep conservative leanings.
|
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"We don't have any pressure or need to carry out strategic operations," Brassac said.
|
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Authorities say he also tried to form a group to carry out domestic attacks.
|
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In the meantime, Taliban insurgents have continued to carry out attacks against Afghan forces.
|
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In the meantime, how many nuclear and missile tests will the North carry out?
|
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It accuses Hamas of trying to carry out attacks under the guise of protests.
|
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Although they may not carry out their worst threats, they have already done damage.
|
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What he didn't offer was any specifics on how he'd carry out his plan.
|
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People typically drastically overestimate the president's ability to carry out a specific legislative agenda.
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However, we do not discuss how we carry out our protective responsibilities for Congress.
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Flesh and blood officers might refuse to carry out orders if they felt conflicted.
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On that night, December 29, 303, their job was to carry out an assassination.
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"The way they carry out security operations in this area is unusual," he said.
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The certificate allows a firm to carry out state-to-state or overseas transportation.
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"Your job is to carry out the policies of the U.S. Government," they wrote.
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They have now lost nearly all their territory but continue to carry out attacks.
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He suggested an "appropriation prize" for creators who carry out such cross-cultural raids.
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The unelected president does not have the right to carry out reform, it claims.
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CNPC's pipe-building unit, China Petroleum Pipeline, will carry out the construction, Gazprom said.
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Trump ordered Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to carry out the review earlier this year.
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Without the radio tracking, Panaino says, her research would be impossible to carry out.
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Rosenstein could carry out Trump's request, but those who know him believe he wouldn't.
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That cost reflects the sophistication of the kit required to carry out the enterprise.
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Samiama said Shell had appointed international contractors to carry out the clean-up work.
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These professionals help families plan and carry out the various aspects of a funeral.
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The government is offering only minority stakes, limiting buyers' ability to carry out restructuring.
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Israeli authorities say such demolitions carry out court rulings against unauthorized building by Palestinians.
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They will also carry out search warrants in an effort to compile further evidence.
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He added that Jamaat-ul-Ahrar will continue to carry out attacks in Pakistan.
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If this happens, no foreign agent can carry out his aims in the country.
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"We're not going to jeopardize our ability to carry out the census," Barr said.
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TO HIGHLIGHT UNFAIR hiring practices, some campaigners carry out sting operations on unsuspecting firms.
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It's important to note that you carry out these edits at your own risk.
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She also helped carry out an order that the CIA destroy its waterboarding videos.
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Some analysts say that Boko Haram may be using captives to carry out bombings.
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His sole mission is to carry out an annual delivery of presents and coal.
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Nor do we know what Trump and his cohorts will propose or carry out.
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She used them as blackmail to force Jenna to carry out her poop demands.
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"This is an opportunity for the Congress to carry out its responsibility," Kasich said.
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Instead, the songstress continued to use fashion to carry out a more poignant message.
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"Once a user's IMSI is exposed, an adversary can carry out more sophisticated attacks."
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"They intended to carry out jihad during May 21 and 22 protests," Iqbal said.
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Trains around Florence were initially halted to allow the authorities to carry out investigations.
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Pruitt is seen as an ideal candidate to carry out Trump's anti-regulation agenda.
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The jihadist group has called on followers to carry out attacks on French soil.
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Cops say Cruz used an AR-15 assault rifle to carry out the murders.
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The ministry has said it will carry out inspections to check up on them.
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Republicans on the intelligence panels defended their ability to carry out their investigations. Sen.
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Islamic State had recently threatened to carry out an assault on the Indonesian capital.
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We know terrorists use these platforms to fundraise, recruit, plan and carry out attacks.
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All plans to carry out such tests on these men must be stopped immediately.
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"Ultimately the president-elect, he was elected, and I will carry out his policies."
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The regulations also criminalize any failure by government departments to carry out the plan.
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But then there's this one: Are you willing to carry out a suicide attack?
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Arkansas is rushing to carry out, before the expiration of one of the chemicals
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He lacked the focus and knowledge needed to carry out so daring an agenda.
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If past is prologue, Hicks will carry out Trump's wishes without complaint or contradiction.
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It had earlier tried to persuade Malaysian authorities not to carry out an autopsy.
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The remainder of US forces in Afghanistan carry out counterterrorism missions in the country.
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It subsequently announced that it would carry out tests on up to 200 athletes.
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Yet there were no consequences from opting to not carry out the family's request.
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WADA will carry out inspection visits during the suspension to ensure improvements are made.
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In each episode, the four main characters carry out really, really bad damage control.
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Health-workers who carry out the practice are actively causing physical and psychological harm.
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He doesn't need the personal confidence of the president to carry out that agenda.
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You can also ask us not to carry out profiling for direct marketing purposes.
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Zhumakanov said they had planned to carry out an attack in the same province.
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Federal prosecutors in New York obtained a search warrant to carry out the raid.
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He said he'd more effectively carry out Trump's agenda, even without a personal relationship.
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She said she was simply ordered to carry out the destruction of the tapes.
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The suspect allegedly used an AK-47 assault rifle to carry out the killings.
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"In all the improvements we carry out, safety is the first priority," Eek said.
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Bild reported that the gunman used a submachine gun to carry out the attack.
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If elected, will she be healthy enough to carry out the duties of president?
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But it's uncertain to what degree the new government will carry out its agenda.
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It is the responsibility of world government to carry out and enforce these goals.
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Before, they were only allowed to carry out strikes in defense of partnered forces.
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The company will carry out an investigation to determine the cause of the incident.
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We don't know how Mr. Trump would carry out basic functions of the executive.
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The solution uses complex computer vision and artificial intelligence to carry out this function.
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Saudi Arabia has used this leeway to carry out its Yemen campaign with abandon.
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"We will not ease supervision and will continue to carry out inspections," he said.
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Quotas and arrest numbers drive cops to carry out too many stops and searches.
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Now it's time for them to elect politicians who will carry out their vision.
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The team is now authorized to carry out the procedure in two more women.
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How else will we carry out the task of expanding into the solar system?
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In response, Fulani groups have armed and now carry out their own killing sprees.
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Allied bombers would carry out additional airstrikes to support the militias on the ground.
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There were no indications the men had planned to carry out attacks in Singapore.
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Texas is the only state in 2018 to carry out an execution so far.
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U.S.-led forces also carry out air strikes in Syria, targeting Islamic State positions.
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"We are carrying out, and will carry out, all necessary diplomatic communications," Canikli said.
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President Trump is giving the Pentagon more authority to carry out airstrikes in Somalia.
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Paddock had used bump stock-modified semi-automatic rifles to carry out the attack.
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Prior and her husband chose to carry out the process in the United States.
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More immediately, the Grizzlies will have to carry out without one of their lynchpins.
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Instead, N.S.A. guards carry out random searches, which sometimes included the director, he said.
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It asked viewers a simple question: Should India carry out targeted strikes in Pakistan?
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I would run the place but carry out what I thought were his wishes.
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These independent, single-purpose government units carry out certain functions within a limited boundary.
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"They could carry out this operation, as part of the Hashid Shaabi," he said.
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Before he could carry out the sacrifice, God provided a ram as an offering.
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However, the Islamic State has continued to carry out suicide bombings against nonmilitary targets.
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And what immediate action will be taken, if any, to carry out his orders?
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At Kaspersky and other antivirus and infosec companies, computers carry out many mundane tasks.
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Arkansas' Department of Corrections relies on a three-drug protocol to carry out executions.
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Give one a program, and it will carry out every instruction to the letter.
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But the city has been slow to carry out plans for such a transition.
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His mandate as the nation's top prosecutor is to carry out Trump's private vendettas.
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Even the sheriff of San Francisco initially refused to carry out the eviction notice.
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Mr. Velazquez said he'd had little time to carry out his mischief last week.
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But he quickly experienced difficulty stabilizing himself while trying to carry out various tasks.
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He also argued that he could help carry out changes recommended in the report.
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It contracted the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute in Albuquerque to carry out the tests.
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"I am required to carry out the order of the court," Mr. Frakes said.
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Can a government with 2.1 million workers carry out its mission from kitchen tables?
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Although they are only temporary, the projects cost millions of dollars to carry out.
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Customers can order through the &pizza app for both carry-out or free delivery.
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Pharmamar plans to carry out laboratory confirmation tests during the next month, it said.
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So, Obama did not carry out any part of the agreement on his own.
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State officials agreed to give district leaders until next year to carry out reforms.
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Bouygues Travaux Publics has been chosen to carry out works for 199 millions euros.
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The company had already been signaling its intent to carry out a succession plan.
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One day after that gas attack, Israel did carry out a strike in Syria.
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Should a victim of rape or incest be forced to carry out a pregnancy?
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At the time, she promised to carry out voters' wish to leave the union.
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How they carry out that responsibility, there's a dozen diplomatic, legal or whatever ways.
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Threats are varied, they are inexpensive to carry out and can originate from anywhere.
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You'll need this barcode and enough hands to triumphantly carry out your 24 doughnuts.
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Now, the Met will probably carry out a less ambitious — and less expensive — renovation.
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He also revealed that the rocket would carry out a test fire next week.
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The Princess will carry out her public duties and functions unaccompanied by Lord Snowdon.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly signaled its intention to carry out an immigration crackdown.
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No group immediately claimed responsibility, but Islamic State militants often carry out such attacks.
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In three-quarters of those cases, girls were used to carry out the attacks.
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Phishing is an incredibly common way to hack people and carry out cyberespionage corporations.
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"Private property is not the place to carry out a peaceful protest," he said.
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The Mueller report said Lewandowski didn't meet Sessions and didn't carry out Trump's orders.
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They were certain they would now have the muscle to carry out their agenda.
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Bakraoui worked with Najim Laachraoui to carry out a suicide attack at the airport.
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The official said it was deemed safer to carry out the exchange in daylight.
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But licensed dealers at gun shows still have to carry out a background check.
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"It's to carry out sequences of computations, to compare figures," Dr. Huskey patiently explained.
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The police said Mr. Smollett paid two brothers $3,500 to carry out the assault.
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Some states have refused to carry out the Patriot Act and federal immigration law.
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Cover image: New recruits carry out basic training in Bangui, CAR, in Feb. 2018.
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Mattis can only offer his best advice, but then carry out the president's wishes.
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Of course, if Rosenstein refused to carry out an order from President Trump to fire Mueller, he himself could be fired by the president, so Trump could appoint someone who would carry out that order — à la Richard Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre.
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"In several areas where ISIL remains active ... their continued presence may inhibit the ability of investigators to access sites and to carry out their work unhindered," the report says, adding that additional security may be required to carry out long-term investigations.
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The question was not if, but when ISIS would carry out an attack like this.
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Police officers began to carry out spot checks on cars entering Nice after the attack.
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You have to exercise the correct amount of force necessary to carry out the mission.
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Islamic militants still carry out near-daily attacks, mainly targeting security forces and minority Shiites.
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She told the FBI her husband said he wanted to carry out a jihadist attack.
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Finally, the proteins, cellular work horses, carry out the task originally dictated by the gene.
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"The role of the Justice Department isn't to carry out a political agenda," said Anders.
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About 27 percent were involved in a plot to carry out violence on U.S. territory.
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That would make a lot of business in North America much tougher to carry out.
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We meet up with a couple of other college advisers to carry out this idea.
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Paris opposes the death penalty and has asked Baghdad not to carry out the executions.
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It would prevent funds in the NDAA from being used to carry out military strikes.
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They announced their separation in December 1992, but continued to carry out their royal duties.
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It was unclear whether the Houthi group has the capability to carry out its threats.
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But by late afternoon, instead of going home, he plotted to carry out a massacre.
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"His words alone have been able to incite followers to carry out terrorism," he said.
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Even the trapmen don't go into the water, letting the tides carry out the traps.
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Outgoing Republican governor, Paul LePage, has refused to carry out the measure despite court orders.
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Officials who fail to carry out their political duty must be held accountable, Xi said.
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Cersei used the tactics of the latter to carry out the plan of the former.
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"Because their Kurdish ally will not carry out this task if asked in the future."
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The unit, which has around 15 branches across the country, can also carry out raids.
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They said the men lacked the ability or commitment to carry out such an attack.
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They were created to carry out the massive, complex computations required by interactive video games.
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Evan's devices, instead, are known as "keyless repeaters" and carry out so-called relay attacks.
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Lawyers in the Justice Department serve at the president's pleasure and carry out his policies.
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Instead, Hunter said, the men decided to carry out the murders inside of a home.
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But the department wouldn't be able to carry out certain functions, including issuing new passports.
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And breaking tonight reports that North Korea is preparing to carry out another nuclear test.
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That makes it difficult to predict who he would appoint to carry out his plans.
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The Energy Department is nevertheless expected to carry out its plan in the coming months.
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U.S. officials have said Salman knew of her husband's plans to carry out the attack.
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The position essentially allowed him to carry out the same duties as any regular deputy.
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Third-party apps can build shortcuts to allow Siri to carry out popular quick actions.
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The deal marks the first western company to be allowed to carry out this service.
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"[It was] as if they had notification they would carry out this task," she added.
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To try to nail their case, the researchers plan to carry out a bigger study.
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China supplies the workers to carry out the projects, limiting the scope for local involvement.
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If the lightstick is a knock-off it might not carry out these features correctly.
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Most states allow a distinction between accomplices and those who physically carry out the crime.
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Richardson resigned rather than carry out the order, as did deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus.
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Dr Mitchell therefore asked Ms Johnson to carry out a more extensive experiment using it.
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Balance inquiries, which digital types carry out four times daily, of course bring in nothing.
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Ressam was arrested at a U.S. border crossing before he could carry out his plan.
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Under the Constitution, the president can fire subordinates who refuse to carry out presidential orders.
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Jiangsu will carry out inspections chemical producers and warehouses, an emergency notice said on Friday.
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An estimated $40 million is required in order to carry out the most urgent repairs.
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On Monday, Rouhani warned the US not to carry out any more strikes against Syria.
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"I have the commitment, stronger than ever, to carry out the public policy," he said.
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"We remain confident in our ability to carry out these sentences," spokesman Solomon Graves said.
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What a lovely day to carry out the meaningless of existence in this simulated reality.
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He also noted that Exxon Mobil will carry out additional drilling most likely next year.
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Physicians who carry out assisted suicide have a wide variety of emotional and psychological responses.
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The Affordable Care Act created an agency to carry out bundled payments and other projects.
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And then ISIS claims to carry out terror attacks that kill 12 people in Tehran.
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Despite military pressure, al-Shabaab continues to attack AU bases and carry out suicide bombings.
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The complaint says the videos, 90 in all, inspired Saipov to carry out the attack.
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"Any disagreement between political factions will encourage Daesh to carry out terrorist attacks," he said.
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Banco Popolare said it will carry out a 1 billion euro ($1.1 billion) capital increase.
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From Sunday land forces would also carry out "necessary activities", depending on developments, he said.
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Some argue it is a tool to carry out inter-factional purges within the party.
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The UK ambassador Matthew Rycroft accused the countries of colluding to carry out war crimes.
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If successful, this would be the first time scientists carry out artificial reproduction in rhinos.
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After this, we will not hesitate to carry out similar operations whenever we see necessary.
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Our thought bubble: Impeachment proceedings are incredibly difficult to carry out, as we've written before.
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It called on its supporters to carry out more attacks during the holy Muslim month.
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Al Shabaab carry out frequent attacks on security and government targets, but also on civilians.
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The last person to carry out the role was Massimo Rivola, who left in 2016.
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"They're concerned about the future of their ability to carry out their jobs," he said.
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The EAF subsequently announced that it would carry out tests on up to 200 athletes.
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The Poway shooter reportedly used an AR-15 style weapon to carry out his attack.
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The office was once tasked with helping carry out former President Obama's climate change agenda.
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The militants carry out suicide bombings in mosques and wedding halls, boundaries rarely crossed before.
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Both the American and Afghan militaries carry out frequent airstrikes, sometimes resulting in civilian casualties.
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The court ordered the bureau to "carry out its supervisory duties," according to one report.
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Legal experts generally think it's unlikely that Rosenstein would agree to carry out that order.
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It's important to note that Spotify is not going to carry out a traditional IPO.
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Wheeler will be able to carry out the duties of the administrator for 210 days.
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Tim Kaine, D-Virginia, said yesterday the troops tried to carry out an unauthorized mission.
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Sadly, my parents are no longer in a position to carry out such a scheme.
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But it's a rare town indeed that is actually beginning to carry out a plan.
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It had previously threatened legal action but suspended it to carry out talks with Ryanair.
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Using the company's DJI Go app, users can then carry out quite complex camera functions.
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These are likely to become the navy's Z-252F and carry out anti-submarine duties.
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Question No. 2: Will the new ATC Corporation have sufficient revenue to carry out operations?
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The former Virginia attorney general knows how to run an agency and carry out policy.
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Jets from the base regularly carry out air strikes against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq.
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We must recognize and manage those with the intent and capability to carry out harm.
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Combatants in Iraq and Syria continue to carry out suicide bombings, crop burnings, and assassinations.
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Rev is a startup that employees 100% contract labor to carry out the transcription work.
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Central Command, known as Centcom, denied it would carry out such an airstrike on purpose.
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However, currently, the buoyed oil price rebuilds Sea drill's confidence to carry out reorganization plan.
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Canadian actress and music video director Karena Evans was commissioned to carry out the project.
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Other states will carry out the investigations of search and Android separately, the people said.
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The police department tweeted a photo of the rifle used to carry out the attack.
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The inability to carry out these responsibilities sustains the low mood, and the cycle continues.
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The Nigerian army on Monday said it would carry out a training exercise from Oct.
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He said parliament could be convened next week to carry out the necessary procedural steps.
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Implats said it would now carry out a "definitive feasibility study" (DFS) of the project.
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"Foundation" operatives carry out low-level infiltration, like buying coke from a dealer in public.
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In 2005, he created PacRim Coal to carry out his quest for coal in Alaska.
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"The Thai government must immediately halt any plans to carry out further executions," she added.
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These dissociative personalities then carry out the government's dirty business when triggered by a codeword.
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Charterhouse is using an acquisition vehicle dubbed Tiger Acquisitions UK to carry out the transaction.
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She'd also already secured the permission of a Texas judge to carry out the abortion.
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It is more intimidating, it is easier to carry out, and it makes escaping easier.
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The Pentagon was previously only allowed to carry out strikes in defense of partnered forces.
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And that has made some Brazilians feel "emboldened to carry out illegal activities," he added.
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Kirk stated if he ended up losing his house, he would carry out a shooting.
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Users will carry out the pin-prick test, then send the sample to a laboratory.
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But why can't the government just carry out an effective response despite the president's ignorance?
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Iraqi security forces carry out weekly operations to try to clear the area of militants.
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"People who carry out such atrocities they deliberately target memory, past and culture," she added.
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The app's simple design makes the inspection process easy for border officers to carry out.
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The intent, he said, was to keep the ship ready to carry out its missions.
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It isn't selling anything—or, at least, anything you can carry out in a bag.
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She was an immigration hard-liner working aggressively to carry out President Trump's restrictionist agenda.
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Yet some wonder whether his government can — or even wants to — carry out that task.
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And the body formed to carry out the Annan commission recommendations needs more international support.
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The bank did not disclose the amount of FX interventions it would carry out, however.
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Noodles and Co. is transitioning to pick-up and carry-out only, starting on Tuesday.
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It was the type of routine assignment that law enforcement officials carry out every day.
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It is possible that hackers were hired to carry out many attacks for multiple clients.
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Sofia Pizza Shoppe has since resumed carry-out and delivery service with a limited menu.
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Remotely shutting down a malware botnet is a rare achievement — but difficult to carry out.
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She seems at once the best and worst possible person to carry out this assessment.
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Their sole purpose is to identify common computational functions that other technologies then carry out.
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Unit 29155 is not the only group authorized to carry out such operations, officials said.
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It's the State Department's job to carry out the policy set by the White House.
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The family, he said, had known nothing of his intention to carry out an attack.
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Nor can a dog carry out the statutory and constitutional duties required of a Governor.
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Charles, Prince William and Princess Anne also carry out energy-draining investitures on her behalf.
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" He offered senators "good wishes as we carry out our common commitment to the Constitution.
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At the camp soldiers carry out morning drills amid signs saying 'Strong Army, Stable Country'.
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Countries like China and Vietnam have their own agencies to carry out their testing regulations.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's competition watchdog will carry out an in-depth inquiry into Eurohold's 4EH.
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I am grateful to those who have not accepted to carry out this absurd proposal.
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Yet the extra carbon dioxide can be used by algae to carry out more photosynthesis.
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A strong and seasoned diplomatic team would be needed to carry out the president's commitment.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's competition watchdog will carry out an in-depth inquiry into Eurohold's 4EH.
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An add-on is anything that is not essential to carry out an IVF cycle.
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Trump will not carry out military operations against Iran for attacks against unnamed American drones.
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She also said she didn't believe Trump wants to carry out a strike in Iran.
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Trump authorized the military to carry out precision strikes targeting Al-Shabaab in March 2017.
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And market-based solutions, like the Affordable Care Act, have proved difficult to carry out.
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"I have asked the authorities to carry out a strict and thorough investigation," he said.
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Mr. Trump did not say how the government would carry out the changes he envisions.
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There is no set time frame for Pelosi to follow to carry out this step.
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Paddock had apparently smashed out two of the room's windows to carry out the attack.
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Blom will continue to carry out his duties and responsibilities through April 2018, Mikron said.
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His role as a committee chairman is to carry out responsible oversight of intelligence matters.
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Instead of diving, or watching from ships, they used drones to carry out their observations.
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I understand the fight, because it is the same fight all we politicians carry out.
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So, they reasoned, Abraham could not really have been commanded to carry out child sacrifice.
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But since then, talks have stalled over how to carry out that vaguely worded agreement.
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Prosecutors say the men formed a 15-man Saudi team to carry out the operation.
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Certainly, Benedetti has never been offered pharmaceutical funding to carry out his trials of chronotherapy.
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The saints will not help you to do bad things or carry out illegal activities.
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Israel says Hamas is using the protests as cover to try to carry out attacks.
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It is almost a case study on how not to carry out a covert operation.
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"In order to carry out the mandate of the mining industry holding to carry out downstreaming, Inalum continues to aggressively look for strategic partners who can provide access to the technology and have good expertise," Inalum's Chief Executive Budi Gunadi Sadikin said in the statement.
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"No other government departments had a responsibility to carry out oversight," said Mr. Bian, the engineer.
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Bouhlel was shot dead by police, a typical consequence for those who carry out jihadist attacks.
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He had tried to recruit others to carry out an Islamist attack in Spain, it said.
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The screen has now been completely disconnected until audio visual engineers carry out a thorough investigation.
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She worked to enlist her older sister Rizlaine to carry out an attack after her arrest.
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This gives the administration four months to carry out an investigation and determine whether abuses occurred.
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In keeping up the fight, Trump has relied — again — on Barr to carry out the directive.
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And, as I have said before, he has been charged with a responsibility to carry out.
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Currently, convicted drivers have to carry out community service such as cutting trees or cleaning streets.
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He said he would instead favor a special prosecutor to carry out any future Clinton probes.
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Turkish investigators allege a 15-man hit squad traveled to Istanbul to carry out the killing.
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America, Russia and China all have satellites that carry out manoeuvres close to other people's spacecraft.
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The order is an attempt by Trump to carry out his "America First" election campaign pledges.
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In the end, however, Meadows decided not to carry out that threat — for now, at least.
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They were also convicted of helping al Qaeda carry out attacks on American troops in Iraq.
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ICE trained and certified roughly 1,600 officers to carry out those checks from 2006 to 2015.
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Erdogan signaled on Friday that Turkey was not in a hurry to carry out the operation.
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These are hardcore IS loyalists who intend to carry out mass-casualty attacks on the West.
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Could Wells really have been a victim of the same bank robbery he helped carry out?
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Karnavian said she told police she was given a few dollars to carry out the act.
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"We lost one man, but we still have faith to carry out our work," he said.
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Sodexo said it would address underperforming contracts and carry out a full review of its costs.
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To carry out the deal over Marblegate's opposition, the company's lenders foreclosed on Education Management's assets.
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It is standard protocol in South Carolina for law enforcement officers to carry out the transfer.
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Khatri says that the exact rituals that individual Muslims carry out at these sites can vary.
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The security flaw could be used by malicious hackers to carry out a number of attacks.
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Even a small and unassuming state must carry out some public investment—in infrastructure, for example.
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Against these difficulties, Luis and Christine began to carry out their plans for a comedor social.
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To investigate why this has happened, I decide to carry out my own, highly scientific analysis.
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Users of the Number26 app could use TransferWise to carry out transfers within the banking app.
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Canada is bracing for the possibility that Mr Trump may carry out his most aggressive threats.
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N, and ordered the government to carry out an immediate consultation of the local indigenous population.
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They launch into orbit atop powerful rockets and then break away to carry out their mission.
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We also know that those individuals came to carry out their orders: Kill Khashoggi and leave.
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Those who carry out such acts should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Turkey says no decision had been made yet on who would carry out the final assault.
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It is often cheaper for them to do so than to carry out tests in house.
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On New Year's Eve, Kemia allegedly gave Cuellar instructions to carry out her husband's alleged murder.
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We will talk every second of everyday and I am here to carry out your vision.
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Police say 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis used his father's weapons to carry out the attack.
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To achieve this, it encouraged the government to pinpoint and carry out additional permanent fiscal measures.
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It has hired a law firm, Norton Rose Fulbright, to carry out a detailed internal investigation.
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South Korean officials believe Pyongyang is already physically ready to carry out its sixth nuclear test.
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The WHO says it needs a total of $148 million to carry out its Ebola fight.
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Just as thee officer prepared to carry out this unfortunate task, the startled deer woke up.
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Both the attorney general and the deputy attorney general resigned rather than carry out the order.
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Would they dare to carry out such an act without approval from the Kremlin's upper reaches?
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He was armed with an AR-15 rifle, which he used to carry out the rampage.
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Mr Khattala had organised the attack, but did not personally carry out any of the killings.
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However, the person he asks to carry out the hit happens to be an undercover agent.
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Meanwhile, what if Mr Trump, or a successor, were to carry out the threat to quit?
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The state oil marketer believes it can carry out its physical trading operations alone for now.
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ISIS has also relied upon its Central Asian recruits to carry out attacks in the past.
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Investigators determined that she had enlisted him to help plot and carry out her mother's murder.
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" He also said "I have the commitment, stronger than ever, to carry out the public policy.
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Protesters also gathered this week outside the presidential palace, begging Duda to carry out a veto.
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Therefore, his failure on the surface simply appears to be failing to carry out his responsibilities.
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Verma has the kind of health policy leadership experience needed to carry out these essential responsibilities.
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It will then slow and carry out a soft landing causing no damage to the craft.
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Palestinian society and leadership promote terror by rewarding those who support and carry out terrorist attacks.
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There were no indications that they had planned to carry out attacks in Singapore, it said.
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There were also limits to its ability to carry out checks, it said in a statement.
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About two-thirds of Domino's U.S. business is from delivery and the remainder is carry out.
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The lower house of Parliament is scheduled to carry out a series of votes this week.
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Israel accuses the Hamas militant group of using the protests as cover to carry out attacks.
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Kensington Palace announced Friday that Meghan, 36, has asked Charles, 69, to carry out the duty.
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Independent refiners, often known as teapots, typically carry out their routine repairs later in the summer.
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But the government refused to let her leave the detention center to carry out those steps.
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He said Russian forces stood ready to help OPCW experts carry out their work in Aleppo.
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The museum said it would carry out a full investigation and a necroscopy would be performed.
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He said he wanted to see how advocacy groups use tech to carry out their mission.
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Trump might have a hard time finding CIA officials willing to carry out the torture techniques.
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US troops could also carry out a training and advisory role in conjunction with Libyan forces.
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Defense budgets should fund the missions Congress and the president ask the military to carry out.
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Its main goal is to carry out the wishes of its clients with almost military discipline.
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Pyongyang often uses holidays to carry out actions the US and its allies see as provocative.
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He said the strike likely won't eliminate the Assad government's capacity to carry out chemical attacks.
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The two men did not carry out any such massacre, nor did they even plan one.
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" Despite his resignation, Peterson's lawyer called accusations he failed to carry out his duty "patently untrue.
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Another former student leader, Tommy Cheung, was ordered to carry out 200 hours of community service.
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"Foreign companies are also required to carry out research and development activities in China," it continued.
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So far, information about what compelled Conditt to carry out the string of bombings is scant.
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Joseph Votel the authority to carry out military strikes without the approval of the White House.
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Rather, they have to do their best to carry out programs with fewer people and resources.
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Russia and Turkey will carry out coordinated patrols and drones will also take part, Cavusoglu said.
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"Today," he said, "we have everything we need to carry out our work for the Games."
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Another is that the country would rely on citizens to carry out the business of government.
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"I had absolutely no chance to carry out what I wanted to do," Mr. Angyan said.
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They raped women, slaughtered men, and kidnapped children, whom they forced to carry out suicide bombings.
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Military forces in western Misrata, which back the Tripoli government, say they regularly carry out strikes.
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Earlier, Suu Kyi told Japanese business executives that Myanmar needed peace to carry out sustainable development.
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However, ISIS militants were able to carry out several attacks in Iraq targeting security and civilians .
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Free Syrian Army (FSA) units backed by Turkish forces will carry out the operation, Erdogan said.
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At present, there are no indicators shows legislators will carry out regulatory action with extraordinary measures.
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According to Turkish news media, Khashoggi's murderers arrived in separate teams to carry out the attacks.
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Tsang said Li had proved in the past that he could effectively carry out Xi's instructions.
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Pompeo pressed the king and crown prince to carry out a thorough investigation into Khashoggi's disappearance.
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A company spokesman said Bayer had not yet decided when to carry out the rights issue.
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Some drillers need futures to bounce back in order to carry out their plans, Simmons said.
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It thus limits the protection Putin can provide to officials who carry out his dirty work.
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Brennan said the attackers were able to carry out the attack for a variety of reasons.
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Islamist groups such as the Taliban and Islamic State also carry out attacks in the region.
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They say the private sector can carry out transportation projects more efficiently than the federal government.
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Odinga boycotted last month's poll, saying the election commission had failed to carry out sufficient reforms.
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Thomas's fellow conservatives might not be willing to carry out his counterrevolution in full, of course.
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The cost to carry out the plan is expected to be about $300 million, officials said.
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Glove boxes could be used to study and pack lunar samples, or carry out biological experiments.
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Under our federal system, Congress makes laws that authorize executive agencies to carry out certain functions.
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Further, he has to carry out this Herculean task while facing threats to his physical security.
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Policy makers must carry out a clear regulatory policy that encourages innovation while protecting public safety.
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What are Mr. Kaine's ideas for fulfilling a pledge to carry out tougher campaign finance laws?
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Nitzan said KKR's lawyers had directed KPMG to carry out the probe to unwind the deal.
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In this case, market regulator Consob would only carry out ex-post checks on the offer.
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French President Francois Hollande said on Monday that his government would carry out its own investigations.
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While both carry out horrific public executions, only one turns them into gruesome propaganda videos online.
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In effect, the State Department is being reshaped to carry out Trump's political vendetta against Clinton.
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That includes thousands of rebel fighters who were raised since childhood to carry out armed struggle.
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The government seeks to carry out privatization for the benefit of the state budget, Shuvalov said.
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That's part of what makes America good, but illegal — we're going to carry out the law.
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In April, UPI apps were used to carry out 782 million transactions, according to official figures.
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Greens lawmakers, who voted against von der Leyen, questioned her ability to carry out her promises.
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He conceded that it was "extraordinarily difficult" to carry out an investigation in a conflict zone.
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We carry out the inspection, write a report, and present it to the nightclub in question.
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WITH awful, numbing regularity Americans use high-powered, high-capacity firearms to carry out mass shootings.
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Traders use the source codes to carry out algorithmic or high-speed, automated trades by computers.
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"We carry out our lives normally, they walk among the people," she told Reuters by phone.
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"I am required to carry out the order of the court," Frakes said in a statement.
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Local forces man checkpoints on the outskirts of Sirte and carry out patrols to the south.
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FIFA is a friend of heads of states who carry out repression, who violate human rights.
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His answer was so drastic it even shocked the crews who would carry out the raids.
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Facebook is suing NSO Group for allegedly exploiting WhatsApp in order to carry out mass surveillance.
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There is little sign that dissidents in Iran can do more than carry out scattered protests.
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They are, unfortunately, using the hate speech of their president to help carry out their mission.
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Opposition politicians accused Home Office officials of continuing to carry out the government's "hostile environment" policy.
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A hotspot in West Hollywood, Sopit's restaurant and bar opened for carry out, advertising on Instagram.
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In any democracy, journalists must be free to carry out their jobs without fear or intimidation.
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Documentation for the microcontroller also details its capability to carry out the software lock in question.
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The male sailors reportedly used banned devices such as cell phones to carry out the filming.
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Bautista said the group was offered 400,000 Dominican pesos ($7,830) to carry out the contract killing.
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The film focuses on individual factory workers as they carry out their painstaking and repetitive tasks.
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Here's a look at some of the policies that the administration has tried to carry out.
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The next president won't simply be able to carry out those plans, and probably shouldn't try.
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We will be able to carry out this execution, but right now we are unable to.
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The statement also promised that the OAS will carry out an investigation into what really happened.
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But police say they still have no idea what motivated Paddock to carry out the massacre.
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It also can carry out physical extraction of data—ultimately, recovering deleted files—from the phone.
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The I.O.C. has frozen all contact with A.I.B.A., except those necessary to carry out I.O.C. decisions.
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He was later convicted of murder for providing information to mobsters to carry out a killing.
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Mr. Trump also delegated authority to commanders to carry out strikes without high-level interagency vetting.
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Mr. Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus both resigned rather than carry out that order.
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Mr. Bork's superiors at the Justice Department had resigned rather than carry out Mr. Nixon's instructions.
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They decided to carry out the attack on a day around the anniversary of the Sept.
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The remaining staff will carry out only emergency services, such as helping American citizens in need.
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The White House authorized the C.I.A. to carry out waterboardings, sensory deprivation and prolonged stress positions.
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The rule would carry out an executive order signed by Mr. Trump with fanfare in October.
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The ports worker unions are also now threatening to carry out strike action over health concerns.
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Experts say the crew was not equipped to carry out the quarantine, so lapses were inevitable.
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To back up such talk, Mr. Kim will probably carry out more weapons tests, analysts said.
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After Mr. Trump's abrupt green light to Turkey, the military tried to carry out that aspiration.
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The Seattle company said it would spend an initial $800 million to carry out the program.
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He also gave more details on the equipment and missiles used to carry out the strike.
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But the Islamists continue to carry out attacks in the northeast and neighboring Cameroon and Niger.
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You have Cabinet secretaries who, while they might work for you, still carry out different agendas.
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There, he awaited the governor's decision on whether to carry out his execution, which came Wednesday.
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The Shabab remains strong and continues to carry out deadly attacks against civilians and the government.
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"I can no longer carry out my duties as a juror," wrote the foreman, Marc Tambassopoulos.
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To carry out his project, Yang decided to pretend a single grain of rice represented $100,000.
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He believes that he is chosen and therefore feels legitimized to carry out his violent acts.
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Myanmar has vowed to carry out its own investigations, saying international justice mechanisms violate its sovereignty.
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Trump is not the first president to carry out drone killings in violation of international law.
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Political and economic realities, however, could make it difficult for Trump to carry out his threat.
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There are sheriff squads whose full-time job is to carry out eviction and foreclosure orders.
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Mr Cheka is accused of recruiting child soldiers and letting his men carry out mass rapes.
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From there, customers enter their personal identification numbers and carry out transactions in the usual way.
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Therefore there is little purpose to carry out more sophisticated geophysical surveys, or to drill there.
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It's also of course much cheaper to produce BS political propaganda than carry out investigative journalism.
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"The criminals who carry out romance scams are experts at what they do," the agency says.
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It cannot be left to bodies like the ICC to carry out defense of human rights.
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Their sense is that he's a discontent, not unlike many others who carry out senseless killings.
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"We will carry out whatever the A.N.C. wants us to do," he said at the time.
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Up until now, it&aposs been hard for robots to carry out this seemingly simple task.
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"There is no doubt that the pope will carry out his intention to go," Becciu said.
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"It's over ... but we're also on guard because they might carry out other attacks," said Padilla.
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With inflation close to the 2% target, the Riksbank is likely to carry out its threat.
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Private companies — from Budweiser to Goodyear Tire — also use the space station to carry out research.
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It costs about $35 million each year to carry out four Red Flag exercises, he said.
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The fish were ordered destroyed, and officials summoned the garbage truck to carry out the task.
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But Ghani's advisers remained frustrated, blaming the N.U.G. for their inability to carry out their agenda.
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But insurgents continue to carry out suicide bombings and raids in northeast Nigeria, Cameroon and Niger.
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Seven & i said it expects to carry out the acquisition from Texas-based Sunoco in August.
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But the administration refused to let her leave the detention center to carry out those steps.
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"I'm very confident that we will be able to carry out a successful caucus."https://t.
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The military academy deemed it was unable to carry out social distancing for over 4,000 cadets.
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The declaration gives Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary, broad latitude to carry out this process.
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"Carry out your agreements and you won't get to be talked to like that," Truman responded.
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Finally it fell to the solicitor general, Bork, to carry out the order, which he did.
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Some of the things we made were not that simple of a synthesis to carry out.
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The source requested anonymity as the Israeli military had yet to carry out a formal investigation.
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The Air Force has also been using the aircraft to carry out attacks against Islamic State.
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"The department will carry out the president's policy direction," Mattis said in a statement last night.
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The United States has been pushing allies to carry out freedom of navigation operations as well.
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In an address to the nation on Friday following the Minya shooting, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Egypt would not hesitate to carry out further strikes against camps that trained people to carry out operations against Egypt, whether those camps were inside or outside the country.
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Foreign banks have become increasingly unwilling to carry out Venezuela-related transactions amid a raft of U.S. sanctions, meaning the central bank is unable to carry out such foreign exchange operations through foreign wire transfers as would happen almost anywhere in the world, the sources said.
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The country's good internet connections and relaxed immigration laws have attracted con artists to carry out crimes.
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"I feel that I have to carry out the mandate of the people," he told his supporters.
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The difference here is that, so far as we know, Coats refused to carry out Trump's request.
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How are you and The ONE Campaign planning to carry out this campaign while you're in D.C.?
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Those who carry out systematic observations can contribute some useful knowledge about Martian weather and surface conditions.
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He said the group would do everything to carry out staff reduction in a socially responsible manner.
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But many other places do not have the capacity to carry out the onerous computer-modelling required.
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When Juwan Mack turned 21, one of the first things he did was carry out his dream.
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From their actions and pronouncements, we cannot exclude an intention to carry out a type of coup.
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"The lander will carry out experiments with instruments to predict or identify lunar seismic activity," said Sivan.
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One of the core functions of the CIA, where I worked, is to carry out covert action.
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"I don't think Trump and his team will carry out the bulk of their threats," says Lam.
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However, the group has continued to carry out insurgent-style attacks on security forces across the country.
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The caller did not threaten to carry out the attack, but said he was alerting law enforcement.
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He also urged companies to warn all those authorized to carry out financial transactions about the scam.
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Last week, Lungu accused political opponents of training a militia to carry out violence during the elections.
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The Syrian army, meanwhile, continued to carry out attacks on rebel-held areas in the Aleppo governorate.
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The U.N. Security Council later endorsed the agreement, calling on Iran not to carry out such tests.
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He dismissed a Department of Justice official who wouldn't carry out an order the courts later rejected.
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NATO needs the planes to carry out missions such as air policing, evacuations and counter-terrorism operations.
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However, some are actually receiving Venmo payments to carry out online and social media requests from strangers.
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Prosecutors have said they were also training the children at the compound to carry out school shootings.
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We know the people who survive in Trump's employ will be those who carry out Trump's commands.
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The man's lawsuit said two detectives from the Boston police department helped ICE carry out the arrest.
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Aleph Farms collaborated with a Russian bioprinting company to successfully carry out the process on September 26.
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Kelley was also "attempting to carry out death threats" on his military superiors, the witness told police.
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We picked up orders (extra mumbo sauce) for one another from the carry-out while on break.
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Mueller found that those attempts were unsuccessful largely because Trump's subordinates failed to carry out his orders.
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In this project, we are studying how malicious actors carry out social engineering attacks on unsuspecting victims.
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The association also ordered the company to carry out "in-depth rectification" of the problems it discovered.
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Staging and final preparations for the attack, which lasted roughly two minutes, took hours to carry out.
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"Turkey has an obligation to ensure the armed groups it supports don't carry out violations," she said.
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The development comes as investigators try to understand what motivated Mateen to carry out the devastating attack.
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Islamist militants still carry out car-bombings and assassinations, while General Haftar undermines state institutions in Tripoli.
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The secretary general is in no position to force anyone to carry out a Security Council resolution.
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Carry out enough statistical tests, and you will always find some strategy that worked in the past.
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Question 11: What goes through the mind of someone who wants to carry out something like this?
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The president would have huge power to carry out his threats, at least in the short term.
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What due diligence did the Conservative Party carry out before it selected uCampaign as its app supplier?
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That could lead the Guards to push their allies within Saudi Arabia to carry out violent attacks.
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He was sent to prison, but Maria fears he will carry out his threat to try again.
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"I must continue to carry out economic and fiscal management," Aso told reporters after a cabinet meeting.
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The board instructed law firm Simmons & Simmons to carry out an investigation and also notified the regulators.
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No carrier strike group has ever been able to carry out deep, invasive reconnaissance of sensitive targets.
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And press secretary Brian Fallon tweeted that Kaine promised to carry out Clinton's agenda on the issue.
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However, the group continues to carry out attacks and bombings in Baghdad and other parts of Iraq.
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Ricardo never asks, as Smith did, whether some taxes are necessary to help capitalists carry out production.
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" Hans-Georg Maaßen, who leads Germany's FBI equivalent, described Russian officials as willing to "carry out sabotage.
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He said he would recuse himself and favored a special prosecutor to carry out any future investigations.
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Using the company's DJI Go app, users can then carry out a range of complex camera functions.
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Sayfullo Saipov used a rented Home Depot truck to carry out his attack on Lower Manhattan Tuesday
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The FBI has kept the American public in the dark about how exactly they carry out hacking.
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These chains fold up into proteins, which carry out many of the innumerable jobs necessary for life.
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Responsibility is one thing, but having the authority to carry out actions is an entirely different issue.
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Comey says that's when he lost faith that the Justice Department could carry out an independent investigation.
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Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth II, 91, will still carry out her regular full schedule of appearances.
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They carry out near-daily attacks, mainly targeting security forces, government officials and civilians as human shields.
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Naming bishops is an important task, since these men carry out the Pope's vision at local levels.
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These AIs should be able to predict what you need, and then carry out the tasks themselves.
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That evening, detectives swooped on his home, arresting him for planning to carry out a terrorist attack.
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The whole idea of the campaign as to give Theresa May a mandate to carry out Brexit.
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No group has claimed responsibility for Thursday's attack, but Islamic State militants often carry out such attacks.
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An unnamed institute has been commissioned to carry out the tests which are already underway, Wirtschaftswoche said.
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Fitch expects the new administration of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski to carry out a pragmatic fiscal strategy.
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A month later he won a commanding majority in parliamentary elections to help carry out his agenda.
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All but the smallest EU firms will have to carry out due diligence checks on their suppliers.
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Once trained, Daenerys was able to use the dragons to carry out punishments and as quick transportation.
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He will continue to carry out his duties until Axpo's board of directors has appointed a successor.
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The team traveled to Myanmar where they worked with local vets to carry out a tongue amputation.
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Oxfam's local partners in Aceh are, however, continuing to carry out emergency assessments and distribute essential items.
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A key feature is the customizable "Boom button" which can carry out a command you've assign it.
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Of course, if it detects a car in the other lane, it won't carry out the maneuver.
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Participating farmers like de Almeida who agree to carry out the interventions are paid a yearly allowance.
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Malik, from Pakistan, arguably came to the U.S. after marrying Farook specifically to carry out an attack.
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They require very little technical knowledge to run, but mean almost anybody could carry out an attack.
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Perhaps the biggest fear is that commercial drones will be used to carry out attacks on civilians.
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Uber has been criticized in several countries for failing to carry out thorough background checks on drivers.
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Various rights groups have urged the United Nations to carry out a fact-finding mission in Xinjiang.
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A British convert begins to question whether he can carry out a suicide bombing after getting married.
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In court papers, prosecutors also said Wahhaj had been training children there to carry out school shootings.
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But it's still up to HHS and the IRS to carry out the ACA's most significant provisions.
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A voice interaction system translates human-language queries or commands into tasks those layers can carry out.
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For many individuals, major depression can end up limiting their ability to carry out major life activities.
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He also insisted his new administration was "totally prepared" to carry out the refugee and travel ban.
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He said the Guinean personnel had disembarked to carry out administrative formalities and would return home soon.
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In truth, construction cranes are used to carry out the regime's preferred method of execution, public hangings.
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Israeli forces often carry out searches in the West Bank for suspected militants and weapons manufacturing facilities. .
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Trump's defenders say Tillerson, Perry and Pruitt are all accomplished individuals who can carry out those promises.
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"I will carry out this moratorium for the exact purpose of implementing this 10,000 figure," she said.
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The panel was provided with a budget by DeepMind to carry out investigations of the reviewers' choosing.
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Taxpayers who carry out anti-seismic improvements can get back 65% of the cost over ten years.
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Jihadists also tried to carry out suicide bombings against the base and clashes often erupt at night.
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Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus resigned rather than carry out the order.
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Harris said that Trump's ambivalent rhetoric "invited" Putin to carry out another attack on America's electoral system.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the bombings in Alexandria and Tanta and threatened to carry out additional attacks.
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Mr. Pham told agents he had changed his views and never tried to carry out the attack.
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Danley, through her attorney, said that she didn't know Paddock planned to carry out a mass shooting.
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As lawmakers, we must make it more difficult for terrorists to carry out attacks on U.S. soil.
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Militaries of both sides are due to carry out joint exercises in the first half of October.
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He asked if Koskinen thinks that the IRS needs any additional authority to carry out the mission.
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The cabinet provides figureheads, but the new administration will need government employees to carry out its bidding.
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Policy needs policymakers, trusted experts with the discretion to carry out the tasks they have been assigned.
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Mr Saipov appears to have closely followed IS instructions on how to carry out such an attack.
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The Philippines has recently said it was assured China would not carry out any building work there.
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Billboarding changes, he says, would be unwieldy to carry out and of no interest to most readers.
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At the hearing, Neller promised to carry out Carter's order despite the Marines' earlier opposition to it.
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