We have engineering centrally, we have marketing centrally, we have a few other things centrally.
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The company's other challenges can be addressed more assertively: an algorithm-first attention market isn't just centrally ruled, it's centrally allocated.
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While it's secure, it doesn't need to be centrally controlled.
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And herein lies the problem with using "corruption" so centrally.
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Then there's its awkward centrally mounted hinge that rotates 360-degrees.
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The Mad River Valley, it could be said, is centrally isolated.
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Nomura Holdings oversees and centrally manages the group's capital and liquidity.
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Blockchains will challenge governance and centrally controlled ways of enforcing transactions.
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Mugi To Olive, in Ginza Again, centrally located and quite accessible.
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Like its nickname suggests, the new park will be centrally located.
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Amtrak stresses how train stations are more centrally located than airports.
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The Taliban usually insist on distributing the vaccine centrally from mosques.
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Centrally planned or not, the influx has not always been welcome.
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Regulators want a more transparent, centrally-cleared model that exchanges offer.
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In each city we went to, we tried to stay centrally.
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Dayton, centrally involved in negotiations with Republican leaders in the legislature.
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The service lets companies centrally provision and manage devices for their organizations.
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Given how centrally it's featured, Facebook's team surely reads plenty of it.
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Other winners will be the centrally cleared exchanges where currencies are traded.
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Collected Motes can then be deposited in the team's centrally located Bank.
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Payment records are therefore not held centrally, but broadcast to all users.
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Fairway sells organic produce, for instance, but not exclusively, or even centrally.
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Showers, composting toilets and a sauna are centrally located in the camps.
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Centrally planned, collectivist — these kinds of political economic models, they are despotic.
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The C.W.H.L., founded in 2007, operated as a centrally funded, nonprofit enterprise.
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The C.W.H.L. is centrally funded, while the N.W.H.L. has individual team owners.
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It's not the federal government centrally deciding how to remake your community.
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The Daniels litigation centrally concerns the conduct of Trump fixer Michael Cohen.
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Its boxes work well with each other and they can be centrally managed.
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The Fairmont San Francisco is centrally located for exploring the city with ease.
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This large and centrally located property is the state's epicenter for visiting politicos.
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If its trades had been centrally cleared, that would be obvious to everyone.
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"The censorship system is of course centrally directed, but not uniform," Veg said.
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He called "unacceptable" calls from some to bring back a centrally planned economy.
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Those were centrally planned, top-down objectives that you paid bonuses against. Okay.
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It stands centrally, on a plinth, close to the entrance of the gallery.
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Patients reporting "influenza-like illness" or certain symptoms get aggregated and tracked centrally.
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The other half contains a large centrally heated studio space with water views.
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So the Chinese did what the Chinese do: They centrally planned a revival.
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Looking back, it might have been nice to be more centrally located in Flatiron.
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Basic details of each patient, known as a summary care record, are stored centrally.
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And charges they can levy for services like granting planning permission are set centrally.
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It has an adequate franchise as the largest centrally managed retail bank in Germany.
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Opportunism, rather than centrally directed purpose, defines many of China's belt-and-road activities.
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Airbnb is incredibly popular in Chicago, filled with stylish, affordable, and centrally-located accommodations.
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Decisions about volume and selection were being made centrally, which left local managers frustrated.
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It is a uniquely and centrally human right that Indiana denies to non-citizens.
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North Korea's centrally planned rationing system never recovered from a famine in the 1990s.
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A few decades ago, Western economists agreed: Centrally planned economies bred waste and corruption.
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They do all the testing and typing centrally in the capital city, in Kigali.
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Full of detours and backward glances, the narrative is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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It wasn't as centrally located in Dublin as he liked, but his students followed.
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They're actually centrally controlled by the miners, who can basically rewrite history at will.
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Tactical flexibility for agents — taking the handcuffs off — can't coexist with extensive centrally set strategy.
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Old-fashioned thermostats, it seems, are being retrofitted so that they can be centrally controlled.
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So access control is the name of the game, and private data is stored centrally.
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These are mostly funded centrally, but local government still has to pick up a tab.
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In fact, big government and centrally-planned schemes like the Paris deal are the problem.
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Over time, it became more centrally associated first with labor, and then with civil rights.
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And if they were centrally involved in the community, they might know Sylvia and Marsha.
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My studio is located centrally in my house, in what should be the dining room.
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There was a small buffet centrally located in the lounge with two hot soup options ...
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This isn't even a real step away from central planning; the points are allocated centrally.
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North Korea stuck to the centrally planned economic system, denouncing China's economic reforms as revisionist.
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In particular, the report said those services should be more centrally located on the island.
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We think you should know: In some rooms, the clear glass shower is positioned centrally.
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If Joe Biden was centrally involved in it, then he's the corrupt threat to democracy.
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And it's not a bunch of centrally controlled drones in black robes meeting at midnight.
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Jews were centrally involved and on the front lines, from Selma to Montgomery and beyond.
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In some cases, delivery trucks drove days to reach distant stores from centrally located warehouses.
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More centrally, Ms. Dunning — who, poignantly, had worked as an oral historian in Berkeley, Calif.
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That means that the Afghan cricket board can already afford to fund 190 centrally contracted cricketers.
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"When these genomic assays are done centrally, there's little to no regulatory oversight," Topol told Gizmodo.
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The number of doctors to be trained in each specialism is determined centrally years in advance.
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To wit: The GND is centrally concerned with clean energy, but what exactly is clean energy?
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It needs to be centrally understood, sharable and secure the patient's data at the same time.
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The violence doesn't appear to be a centrally organized uprising against Israel by any Palestinian group.
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This system of centrally imposed exceptions is an odd compromise between two sensible but incompatible goals.
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By centrally locating these facilities, we can focus asylum judges to these locations and increase throughput.
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The managers' trading ideas are assessed centrally by Blackstone before the firm allocates money to invest.
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Should you get hungry, there are meal options centrally and strategically located all over the complex.
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Beijing has wrenched all the levers of a centrally planned economy to wage war on smog.
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Ohio has been hard-hit by the crisis and is also centrally located to the defendants.
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That stands in sharp contrast to traditional pensions, which, like unions, are collective and centrally managed.
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It's like our version of centrally coming together to try to stop another already centralized force.
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The centrally located Los Angeles hotel is a splurge, with rooms starting just under $400 nightly.
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And all five of these shows make the love connection, "The Catch" and "Imposters" most centrally.
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This is popularized and accepted in the most remote places and the most centrally located places.
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The city is centrally located in Colombia's occidental region, at the heart of the mountain range.
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According to Parsons, the spread of the Klan wasn't centrally organized by some headquarters in Pulaski.
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The American political left has centrally been concerned, since the 1960s, with the right to be weird.
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So for ordinary schmoes like us, developing beliefs about climate change centrally involves choosing who to trust.
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Electricity, heat, water, communications and waste from the entire island flow through it and are controlled centrally.
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The technical elements of the apps provide more connections and evidence that they're developed and managed centrally.
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Centrally planned follies are not the only example of Hong Kong scrambling to please the central government.
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The notional value of these OTC derivatives is $544trn, of which 62% are centrally cleared (see chart).
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Inside, a driver's seat is centrally mounted with a passenger's behind and to the right of it.
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This would make domestic production more competitive with the centrally managed production in countries like Saudi Arabia.
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For those who crave more structure, activities like raising and defending a centrally located flag provide it.
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Now its money comes from GFG, which raises capital centrally for all of Rocket Internet's fashion sites.
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I hope it's obvious it was only the centrally controlled nature of those systems that doomed them.
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Tugwell put in place institutions more suited to centrally-planned economies than the U.S. free-market system.
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I did, however, have a problem finding cheap, centrally located lodging for the time I was there.
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A former converted industrial building, the fully renovated unit is centrally located to Hudson's main commercial district.
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In most productions, "The Bacchae" isn't centrally about women, though a woman commits its most heinous act.
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Standing in his way most centrally is Biden, who's led all the polls since announcing his candidacy.
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Most individuals choose to have their funds aggregated and managed centrally, thereby freeing them from that burden.
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Nicolas DeMeyer was a man centrally concerned with his image who always seemed to be hiding something.
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More centrally, the show is an argument about nature versus nurture, in both geopolitical and personal terms.
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Other big cities, like Copenhagen and Paris, have built centrally located swimming areas, so why can't we?
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All of this was done at a time when the North's centrally planned economy was already shrinking.
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"I think a lot of centrally programmed stations will come out of this," the program director said.
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In early December, police said officers had defused two homemade bombs found at a centrally-located school.
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Yes, we're in a time of deep partisan divide, and that includes, very centrally, the news media.
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Travel Tips Booking the best hotel goes beyond just booking the cheapest, or the most centrally located.
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The idea behind Project Blitz is to overwhelm state legislatures with bills based on centrally manufactured legislation.
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The centrally located Los Angeles hotel is certainly a splurge, with rooms starting just under $400 nightly.
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Earlier this week, police said officers had defused two homemade bombs found at a centrally-located school.
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Earlier this week, police said officers had defused two homemade bombs found at a centrally-located school.
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Are big, centrally located power plants the real solution for the energy demands of the developing world?
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Because these sites and groups aren't centrally organized, singular bans do little to actually disrupt the larger network.
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Ladakh will be governed by a centrally-appointed lieutenant governor, handing New Delhi stronger oversight over the area.
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Ecobank can design products and process data centrally, he notes, providing services even where it lacks physical branches.
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And our centrally located city allows even the car-less to take easy, affordable, and convenient day trips.
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In a way, I wish Black Lives Matter was more centrally organized because it might have more power.
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Yet India's safety-net is both immensely complicated, with over 950 centrally funded schemes and subsidies, and stingy.
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Berberoglu said that the schools are not officially affiliated with Gulen and are not centrally controlled by anyone.
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But whether or not the arrests are centrally co-ordinated, they are part of a broader political process.
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Only 39 percent of all banks' derivatives transactions in the quarter were centrally cleared, according to the OCC.
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The decency of being scandalized is what being NeverTrump is centrally about, and why the movement remains important.
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They tend to be centrally planned and highly regulated, though they do range in the degree of regulation.
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Named for physicist Ernst Chladni, a Chladni plate is a thin, metal, centrally-mounted rectangular plate—nothing extraordinary.
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The centrally located enclave is known for its brick, Tudor-style houses built in the 29s and '209s.
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Centrally located, Chinatown makes a convenient home base with one-bedroom Airbnb rentals starting from 100 Singapore dollars.
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We pivoted it more so it became about women putting themselves more centrally, rather than servicing a man.
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Earlier this week, police said it defused two home-made bombs it found at a centrally-located school.
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These vehicles would congregate in centrally located plazas within Toyota's prototype city to sell goods or provide services.
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Later floats, lauding the Xi era, showed such centrally planned glories as high-speed trains and space rockets.
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Hobart is an extremely walkable city if you base yourself centrally near the wharf on the River Derwent.
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The put-on functions centrally in these movies for people who are too bright to be literal-minded.
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Overseas investments by centrally-owned SOEs account for 60 percent of China's non-financial outbound investments, Peng said.
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Sources spoken to by Reuters were unaware if the policy was a local government initiative or centrally mandated.
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And I'd wager the strength of "The Door" stems directly from how it features the Starks so centrally.
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With the destruction of the projects came the fracturing of once centrally organized gangs across numerous unfamiliar neighborhoods.
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Lina moved in with Tom and his roommate, Ian*, in a large, centrally located riverside apartment complex in Manhattan.
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The series of attacks in France and Germany in the summer of 2016 were not centrally coordinated by ISIS.
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This collection of loops is a centrally important object in mathematics—it's called the fundamental group of a space.
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By selecting centrally located intermediary hubs, airlines can shuffle passengers between an array of short- and long-haul routes.
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Because it is unable to satisfy the vast variety of people's wants, a centrally planned economy is innately coercive.
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Although the royalties are collected centrally, the cash is then disbursed to the administrations of the country's 32 provinces.
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A centrally located three-bedroom apartment in Penang is 2,388 ringgits ($577) and 2003,100 ringgits ($507) in George Town.
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Nearly every painting in Thomas Kovachevich's "36 Squares" (2011 – 2015) depicts a centrally located image against a monochromatic ground.
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Or, because of where the broadband connection comes into the house, the router is not easy to locate centrally.
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Main revenue is centrally distributed based on a legally defined formula, which limits the central government's scope for discretion.
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Considered carefully, the assumption that practical rules and stable governance require centralization and centrally prescribed uniformity succumbs to analysis.
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Another centrally discussed idea was how should one behave if they are already a part of a gentrifying mass.
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It was an attempt to move away from a centrally planned and self-contained economy toward free market capitalism.
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Agadez is more centrally located and will provide the US military with surveillance over a larger, more significant area.
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There just isn't enough diversity in housing choices to meet the growing demand for centrally located mixed-use development.
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So the management of the ballot creation, voter rolls and system tests are all centrally managed at the university.
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This does not mean that every attack is centrally directed or that ISIS leadership is involved in its planning.
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It is about China's state nurturing of key manufacturing sectors using all the levers of a centrally-planned economy.
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More affordable than pricey properties around the lake, the Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel is a perfect, centrally-located option.
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Here in the second he has come to get the ball centrally much more frequently, causing Japan some problems.
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Centrally located in downtown Portland, the square is surrounded by train lines on three sides and faces Pioneer Courthouse.
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There is also, centrally, the issue of what is good for the child and reasonably convenient for the mother.
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More centrally located is the 1927 art moderne Hotel Metro (411 East Mason Street), another stylishly restored city landmark.
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For years, designers took over Bryant Park for Fashion Week, turning it into a convenient, centrally located event space.
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We ended up moving the satellite to his bedroom because it&aposs more centrally located and keeps him entertained.
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It turns out you can't run a centrally controlled economy without a lot of waste, corruption and riot police.
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Strengthening ties does not guarantee that Cuba will reform its one-party system or overhaul its centrally planned economy.
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This is a centrally located boutique accommodation that highlights both traditional and contemporary Maltese aesthetics paired with admirable service.
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Witnesses have portrayed Sondland as centrally involved in this effort early on, going back to at least late June.
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This "market socialism" saw Yugoslavia's economy run into the same stagnation and inefficiency as the centrally planned variant elsewhere.
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But Warren also needs to find ways into conversations -- especially given how centrally located she was on the stage.
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Hartman said one of the biggest advantages of the new shelter is that it&aposs centrally located in Seattle.
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They were shown a 211887 three-bedroom townhouse in Petworth, a centrally situated neighborhood in the District of Columbia.
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Rather than returning these dollars to their source, a portion is held centrally and deleted from the overall budget.
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My room at the centrally located Courtyard Chennai in Teynampet area of town was ideal for exploring the city.
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Judicial findings about officers who commit perjury are difficult to collect since they are not centrally recorded or archived.
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Missouri is also centrally located and within reach of many of the country's highways and manufacturing plants, the report said.
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Trump Jr. was centrally involved in his father's campaign and must have known something at least generally about campaign finance.
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Much of that human capital was wasted by his one-party system, police state and the stagnant, centrally planned economy.
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They decided on a centrally located spot in neighboring Wilton and a new name, Cielo, which means sky in Italian.
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In the capital's centrally located Roma neighborhood, some locals stood outside barefoot or in pajamas waiting to reenter their homes.
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This helped tip its centrally planned economy into recession in 2016 for the first time in nearly a quarter century.
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If you're a remote worker looking for a centrally located spot in Manhattan to get things done, look no further.
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Huawei is the biggest private company in China's centrally planned economy, and Meng is the daughter of the company's founder.
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Prosecutors can request D.N.A. testing through a medical examiner, but the results aren't stored centrally and can't be easily searched.
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The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous agora was a centrally located patch of chalky ground ringed by creosote bushes and giant saguaro.
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On that insight, Simon builds an absorbing book about a saga in American law and politics that remains centrally important.
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ObamaCare has failed miserably because it lacks free-market principles and is a one-size-fits all, centrally planned boondoggle.
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Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is centrally located with a Monorail stop and the Magic Kingdom is just two stops away.
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It impacts every country in the world, and it is centrally involved with every aspect of the way people live.
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Industrial managers would input data which would then be centrally analysed; instructions for any necessary changes would be sent back.
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Sischy deals so successfully with Jeff Koons, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Cindy Sherman because they all are centrally concerned with celebrity.
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But in health care, the cheapest, highest-performing systems all do the same thing — they let government set prices centrally.
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The government can only use market-based levers to cut capacity given that it is no longer a centrally planned economy.
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I was situated on a centrally located soft green couch, covered with decorative throw pillows in which I nervously ensconced myself.
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Centrally located on the second floor of LIAF's main venue, Trevarefabrikken, is a 90-minute film about Harraway by Fabrizio Terranova.
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BUDGET PRESSURE Tax revenue accounts for most of Vietnam's state budget, which is under pressure from a centrally-mandate debt ceiling.
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The idea is that your toaster should be as difficult to hack, and as centrally updated and managed, as your Xbox.
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These arguments have been made before, though automation has not been placed as centrally to the phenomenon as it should be.
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Eventually, he hopes, the idea behind his system—of generating carrier waves centrally—might be adapted for use in mobile phones.
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For comparison, LG's G6 has a centrally positioned rear fingerprint scanner which doubles as the power button, and it works great.
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This allows for different expense criteria for each employee, contractor or spending department, with permissions set and all spending trackable centrally.
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For years, the struggle among the Arabian Gulf countries has centrally focused on the region's stabilities and which players to back.
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Around an existing centrally located park, these public and green spaces will include a dog park and farmers markets, Amazon says.
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She is not relegated to stereotypes like "angry lesbian" and her story arc does not focus centrally on her sexual encounters.
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That's the opposite of the American free market ethos, and there's no guarantee China's centrally directed method will work long term.
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NATO officials would not provide the intercept data to Military Times, citing that the figures were not public or recorded centrally.
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This approach has been made largely obsolete as companies embrace the cloud, with assets no longer centrally housed and structurally isolated.
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Fixed asset investment by centrally-owned coal-fired power plants plunged 21 percent year on year in the January-September period.
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Regarding the Armenians, they say, there is no doubt that the death marches that began in April 1915 were centrally coordinated.
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"Upper Saddle River has a rural feel, while being centrally located," the borough's mayor, Joanne L. Minichetti, wrote in an email.
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The Grand Floridian is centrally located, especially if you plan on spending a major chunk of time at the Magic Kingdom.
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Like Samsung's other recent phones, the Z Flip will feature a centrally located hole-punch camera on the inside for selfies.
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It's also centrally located with respect to many other areas around L.A. where travelers might want to visit, such as Hollywood.
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Washingtonians will also be hit by street closures during the march, including sections of the centrally located Pennsylvania and Constitution avenues.
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Vail Mountain in Vail, Colorado, is one of the largest, most highly-esteemed, and most centrally-located resorts of them all.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY LVGEM's rating is supported by its portfolio of quality investment properties, including its centrally located Shenzhen NEO office buildings.
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We're going to view the speech as what it most centrally was: an opening salvo in Mr. Trump's re-election campaign.
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Songbun, while a clear component of the police-state apparatus, has historically been tethered to the North's traditional centrally planned economy.
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Inside Center Camp Café— a popular, centrally located social hub — people can wait in long lines to get their caffeine fix.
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And the Airbnb was immaculate, chic, centrally located, well appointed with everything you could need, and very convenient with a keypad entry.
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While it's unclear if he means a series of boards around the world or one centrally located but independent Facebook People's Court.
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For it to be otherwise would be to undermine the principle of choice which so centrally underpins the argument for assisted dying.
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Median house price: $8529723,8529713 The Atlantic Station community, centrally located in Georgia's capital city, was created from the former Atlantic Steel Mill.
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Chinese science is a nimble giant, capable of piling in on any new field of promise with enormous, often centrally encouraged, force.
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Thanks to Spears' generosity, everything is centrally located now and the NCFF can continue to help patients and run itself more smoothly.
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Because the caravan is large and not centrally coordinated, however, it's impossible to know the identity of every migrant traveling with it.
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Proxies and other means were taken to make it seem that these fake accounts weren't centrally administrated — which, of course, they were.
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"Another option is a centrally managed US-style unemployment fund countries would pay into and draw on during a recession," he said.
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On the back, there's a 163-megapixel camera paired with a 216-megapixel one, as well as a centrally-positioned fingerprint sensor.
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"All the conventional defenses of democratic government are at odds with demonstrable, centrally important facts of political life," write Achen and Bartels.
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Transactions would occur in real time, and are safely and centrally stored, allowing for deep data dives by both bankers and consumers.
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Cubans have grown bolder in pressing for reforms to Cuba's centrally planned economy, as well as for broader access to the internet.
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According to Charles Lister, a Syria expert at the Middle East Institute, Russian special forces were "centrally involved" in directing the offensive.
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They do all say they discussed "common threats" — indicating a centrally organized communications strategy — but the tones of each are quite different.
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"It doesn't have to be the biggest house, the best house, and it doesn't have to be centrally located," Ms. Cokinos said.
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According to the whitepaper, the Libra Association intends to grant permission to upwards of 100 members to centrally manage and control Libra.
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It is centrally located, at the front of the building, with views northwest to Pasadena City Hall and the San Gabriel Mountains.
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The rooms are nicely decorated, the service is incredible, the pool bar/restaurant is super chic, and the hotel is centrally located.
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Colonel Faizy, 38, says he is trying to improve and expand local information networks, and the ways they can be centrally managed.
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Another is to provide cheaper meals by centrally supplying ingredients to restaurants, or building "ghost kitchens" that prepare food only for delivery.
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There are tight limits on election spending by candidates in their constituencies—but online ads can be bought centrally and targeted locally.
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China has tried to combat its demographic challenge by loosening centrally controlled family planning policies and encouraging citizens to have more children.
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Random individuals inspired by ISIS are, fundamentally, less scary than an ISIS that's centrally planning and launching attacks from a continent away.
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The woman in blue, centrally placed, standing in contrapposto next to a tree, direct and crisp in her gaze, becomes the story.
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Some experts have questioned the constitutionality of provisions in the bill governing the role of provinces because it proposes pooling health funds centrally.
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Data is encrypted whether at rest or in transit, the app supports multifactor authorization, and it can be centrally managed from Office 365.
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In her paintings of the 21877s, she positioned figures with outsized heads centrally on the canvas, their aura and painterly fields extending outward.
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Along with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Opera House, the NT is one of Britain's most prominent centrally funded arts organisations.
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Pension funds face structural difficulties in centrally clearing their OTC derivatives as clearinghouses only accept cash from clients to meet variation margin calls.
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Mehrabad is centrally located within the sprawling metropolis of Tehran, and the airport gives a little of the flavor of the country itself.
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That will require new air-traffic-control systems, perhaps ones in which craft talk directly to one another, rather than being centrally managed.
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But who's calling out the GOP in Washington for supporting tax cuts simply to further their own form of centrally planned economic growth?
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Very centrally located, it's between 200 and 500 miles to various bits of the Libyan coast, putting it comparatively close to the action.
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BMW says that it will be designing a custom web tool for officers that allows the i3s to be tracked and managed centrally.
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And prescription records are held centrally, so a patient bouncing from doctor to doctor in search of pain pills would quickly be spotted.
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Not surprisingly, China, with its centrally planned economy that is dependent on regulation, is imposing a ban on bitcoins and similar digital currencies.
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The answer is market forces, not the free market kind, because health is most definitely a centrally controlled market, not a free one.
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The weaknesses exist not because our systems are universal and centrally coordinated; rather it's because they are often not universal or coordinated enough.
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As this massive, centrally located campus sits waiting for its next life, Vital Spaces aims to create a hub of creative, collaborative community.
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Comcast can now choose to display the app more centrally on its set-top boxes, which virtually all of its cable customers have.
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We chose Columbus because I travel a lot, and I need to be centrally located in the state and close to an airport.
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He added that centrally-owned firms have cut 16 million tonnes of steel capacity and 62 million tonnes of coal capacity so far.
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And because party leadership centrally plans so much of what happens in Congress, members have no ability to exercise any independent policymaking capacity.
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What I noticed going on in the world of academia was its really centrally important role for the economy and for the future.
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"Jurisdictions should take into due account the impact on financial stability and on incentives to centrally clear," the FSB says in its draft guidance.
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The centrally located kiosks mean Amazon can offer same-day delivery of 3 million products on many campuses — faster than standard two-day delivery.
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Both sport rounded glass backs that taper down to gentle curves, vertically-orientated dual cam modules, and a centrally-located fingerprint reader below that.
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Electricity has in the past been generated centrally, run across vast physical grids, with constant management by system operators to keep power flowing smoothly.
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So while the grids and centrally located shapes might strike us as familiar modes, his attempt to undo and interfere with them is fresh.
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A report that year by Mark Whitehead of Aberystwyth University counted 51 countries in which "centrally directed policy initiatives" were influenced by behavioural sciences.
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Weakened by bad weather, centrally run agricultural production collapsed in the 1990s, leading to a famine in which hundreds of thousands of people died.
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The targets for the centrally controlled firms are part of a wider 45-million ton reduction target for the country's steel sector in 2016.
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He estimates that in the last five years, a third of the capital's centrally located pubs have either removed their board or closed altogether.
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But as I've argued in the past, the media lacks a vocabulary for guarding norms that aren't centrally about press access and press freedom.
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"I have always been dedicated to help all employees with advice and guidance and have always found this easiest when located centrally," he explained.
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Given tourism infrastructure is already creaking, that means there are business opportunities aplenty but U.S companies must learn to navigate a centrally-planned economy.
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North Korea's agriculture is centrally managed and based mostly on cooperative farms while a smaller portion are state industrial farms operated as government enterprises.
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A Median survey published last month in the weekly HVG showed 60 percent of people believed corruption in Hungary was "systemic" and centrally-driven.
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Hobbled by an inefficient, centrally planned economy and a U.S. economic embargo, Cuba has struggled to maintain its infrastructure in a punishing tropical climate.
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The newspaper said McGahn was also centrally involved in Trump's attempts to fire the special counsel, which investigators might not have discovered without him.
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Messi is playing a little more centrally early, probably to ensure he gets a little more of the ball than he did against Croatia.
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For one thing, distributing access to key services via the lottery of who can afford a car and centrally located housing is intrinsically inequitable.
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The centrally positioned, multipart forms in Ho's paintings inhabit a perceptual domain that evokes ancient Chinese post-and-lintel constructions, simple ideograms, and signs.
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"The deployment of connected home security cameras that allow footage to be queried centrally are simply not compatible with a free society," Eliaser wrote.
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More centrally, she's a lifelong feminist, primarily concerned with the relations of men and women in movies, and especially with the intimation of sex.
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That problem is that America's entire transportation system is too centrally planned and too car-centered to be safe, economically advantageous, and fiscally sustainable.
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The government allows no editorial freedom; all stories are centrally directed and reviewed to ensure that they are in line with the state ideology.
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Just last week, Singapore's biggest property developer Capitaland Ltd said it would buy a centrally located apartment block for S$728 million to redevelop.
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With food scarce and the government unable to provide through its rationing program, North Koreans began turning away from the official, centrally planned economy.
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Since 218, AFP has been built up steadily as a centrally orchestrated federation that now has hundreds of paid operatives in three dozen US states.
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India's centrally planned economy in the years after independence was renowned for the complex system of permits required to run a business in the country.
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I was located on the Las Vegas Strip and I would recommend staying there because it was centrally located and we didn't need much transportation.
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Government revenues are collected centrally each month and distributed to the various levels of state including the federal government, state governments and local government councils.
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Centrally located across from The Embarcadero in an urban setting, this popular San Diego hotel is walkable to several attractions including museums, shopping, and restaurants.
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He cautiously began to dismantle Fidel's centrally planned economy: more than 500,000 Cubans now work in a budding private sector of small businesses and farms.
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For example, when examining cases at the margins of life, one thing people ask is whether fetuses should be brought into our circle more centrally.
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Centrally located near boutiques, cafes and L.A. nightlife, this sweet retreat is a pretty impressive find — if you can cough up the rent, that is.
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It was the perfect temperature, just cold enough to slice through the torpor left by a day spent in a centrally heated, fluorescent-lit office.
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Nest thermostats have never felt quite as at home in Europe as they have in America because they're designed with centrally-heated homes in mind.
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Knowing that a centrally managed blockchain wouldn't be trusted, the Libra team promised it was only temporary, planning to come up with a fix later.
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This is, of course, considered offensive by economic conservatives who are watching in horror as a Republican president tries to centrally plan the American economy.
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The regulator also said it would establish a negative list of investment projects that centrally controlled state firms would not be allowed to invest in.
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This approach removes a lot of ripped-from-the-headlines baggage from a show that is still centrally about Mexican drug traffickers operating in Texas.
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Handmade in platinum and just over two carats, the sparkler is a pear-shaped diamond centrally set within a halo of 94 smaller round diamonds.
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Rather than a centrally mounted infotainment screen like most crossovers, Audi instead installed its 12.3-inch Virtual Cockpit screen in place of the instrument cluster.
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What's important when there are different regional entity structures involved is that you have a way to roll up that information and centrally manage them.
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This is because the pay and volume of NHS employees are still centrally planned many years in advance via a system one official calls "Soviet".
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Cuba saw growth reach 4 percent last year as the centrally-planned economy gradually opens up and the country re-builds ties with the West.
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"It would have to be a really big investment or M&A deal for it to be raised up centrally to top management," he said.
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The party claims to know what is best for its people, but a centrally imposed public morality is increasingly at odds with the private sort.
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Totalitarianism combines a system of terror, single-party rule, a centrally planned economy, command over the army and the media, and an all-encompassing ideology.
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Even within the derivatives class, some counterparties (eg, those collateralised or centrally cleared) will likely be treated more favourably in resolution than others (eg, uncollateralised).
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Centrally situated and highly accessible, Capitol Hill is served by the Capitol South and Eastern Market Metro stations, on the orange, silver and blue lines.
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Taking up an entire city block and almost centrally located downtown, the park is a perfect starting point for exploring Art Deco in Los Angeles.
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Perched on the edge of the historic seaport and just a few blocks from Key West's infamously boisterous Duval Street, the Marker is centrally located.
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This scene is from a recurring dream of Arda (Gorkem Kasal), a police officer who figures centrally in the film's Möbius strip of a narrative.
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The Castro government has long justified its stifling controls on its citizens and its centrally planned economy by portraying Cuba as a nation under siege.
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One of the many legacies of this program, which destroyed entire neighborhoods, was a growing distrust in the government to sensitively execute centrally planned projects.
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Others made a pilgrimage to rub the shiny nose of True Grit, the campus's centrally located statue of the school mascot, the Chesapeake Bay retriever.
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The bathroom has a centrally located tub that fills from the ceiling, with bathwater flowing over infinity edges into a space that insulates the interior.
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This had been a country dominated by the Communist Party, it's economy was planned centrally, and suddenly it's a democracy—a capitalist free-market system.
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My comfortable room ($27 per night) in the Ballygunge area of the city was centrally located and ideal for exploring the rest of the city.
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Rates start around 74 dollars for a room in a centrally located condo, and from $107 for a one-bedroom guesthouse driving distance from downtown.
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It also shows that Ring's marketing strategy centrally includes building a network of surveillance facilitated by private residents choosing to surveil themselves and their neighbors.
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Contributions to sickness funds are centrally pooled and then allocated to individual insurers using a per-beneficiary formula that factors in differences in health risks.
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The Emerson has always seemed a more malleable, less centrally driven aggregation, its violinists exchanging the lead and the others digging in as full partners.
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The largest student protests have taken place at Jawaharlal Nehru University, an institution that will have to display the new flag because it is centrally funded.
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Other times you'll follow an on-screen tracking device to collect parts, or gather floating "echo" keys that you deliver to a centrally located locking mechanism.
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One reason is the public funding structure, where for example "the centrally agreed fee for perinatal autopsy can include any form of imaging," as Arthurs says.
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Since there is no price mechanism to signal a glut or shortage, production is centrally planned, with officials deciding how many men are needed each harvest.
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School administrators will gain a new tool, Apple School Manager, for centralized management of all deployed iPads, including the ability to centrally manage distributed Apple IDs.
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Anthony added that NZR had to be mindful that introducing new players into the core group of centrally contracted sevens players had to be managed carefully.
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However, the LME and its rivals see an opportunity as regulation of the market tightens, hoping this will force the trade onto transparent, centrally-cleared exchanges.
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"With AWS SSO, you can easily manage SSO access and user permissions to all of your accounts in AWS Organizations centrally," AWS explained in the announcement.
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The newspaper said McGahn was also centrally involved in Trump's attempts to fire the special counsel, Robert Mueller, which investigators might not have discovered without him.
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As your belly button is centrally located, it is ostensibly warmer than the other parts of the body, making it an ideal place to apply perfume.
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AWS Security Hub is a new place for businesses to centrally manage compliance and identify security across AWS environment, says AWS chief executive officer Andy Jassy.
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Centrally-owned state firms have signed debt-to-equity swaps agreements worth 500 billion yuan ($75.02 billion), the State Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) said.
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Clearing houses cause similar headaches after their systemic relevance grew with new regulations that require more transactions to be centrally cleared, rather than being conducted bilaterally.
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Waterless urinals help save 400,000 liters of water a year, while 18,000 low energy light fittings are centrally controlled via PCs and sensors to ensure efficiency.
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"In the coming months we will see much more intervention in the economy by the government, a centrally imposed style of management by dictat," he said.
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TC: In your new book, you talk at some length about what makes today's multibillion-dollar companies so powerful, including, centrally, their growing use of algorithms.
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The debt to asset ratio of centrally-owned firms was at 1.43 percent at the end of 21.4, down 21 percentage points from a year ago.
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He also believes that having robots fan out centrally from restaurants and supermarkets is a more efficient model than pinging delivery riders from outlet to outlet.
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The highly contested Georgia governor's race will rely on a highly vulnerable election system -- it's centrally run and has no paper ballot backup of any kind.
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The lights are all decentralized, allowing each intersection to adapt independently and in real time, as opposed to the normal model of rigid, centrally controlled lights.
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But now he became centrally involved, warning Mr. Trump's aides that they needed to develop solid answers to his questions about how to measure success there.
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"All rusty patched bumblebees have entirely black heads, but only workers and males have a rusty reddish patch centrally located on the abdomen," the agency said.
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"Take this concept and trim the outline of a mirror or beautiful piece of artwork that is centrally located in your entry hallway or living room."
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Centrally, they each reflect the breakdown of the fundraising model that powered politics for a time — and the party structures that dominated politics for a century.
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Our state-by-state patchwork of election laws and locally managed voting infrastructure leave us few options for a centrally coordinated response to the pandemic threat.
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The country has rolled out a new value added tax system that is collected centrally, replacing a business tax system that was collected by local governments.
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The most intense standoff -- between police and protesters around the centrally located campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) -- appears to be coming to an end.
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That this influence operation persisted for months reinforces the inference that these activities were centrally directed, supervised and re-authorized as the U.S. election process continued.
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Cubans hope the next government can breathe life into the Soviet-style centrally planned economy, which has failed to improve much under Castro's limited market reforms.
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For a growing number of business leaders, including myself, transitioning to a single-payer, centrally-financed health care system makes sense from a purely economic perspective.
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He offered the Yellow Vests a room in a building owned by the mayor's office, but they said it was too small and not centrally located.
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The Washington, DC-based organization centrally controls a global system of payments and loans, often given to struggling nations on the condition that they impose strict austerity.
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The problem with modular robotics now, according to Dorigo and colleagues, is that all of the constituent subrobots of a master modular robot must be controlled centrally.
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It turns out that teams with centrally located, low-noise bots solved the puzzle much faster than all-human teams or teams with the high-noise bots.
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But amazingly, some of the same design details can be found in e-bikes today: a rear-hub motor with a battery centrally mounted in the frame.
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Since Fidel stepped down from Cuba's presidency when he was taken ill in 2006, Raúl Castro has cautiously begun to reform the island's sclerotic centrally planned economy.
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China maintains a so-called command economy — or a centrally planned economy, where its central bank dictates where interest rates for bank loans and deposits should be.
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Nonetheless, as in any country, let alone one as vast and varied as China, a suck-it-and-see approach yields better results than deciding everything centrally.
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The overwhelming majority of drone flights are safe, responsible, and uneventful, and we believe there is no reason for them to be centrally tracked and recorded nationwide.
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The value of overseas assets held by China's centrally owned enterprises has exceeded 6 trillion yuan ($940 billion), with investments in more than 185 countries and regions.
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Centrally placed in the frame, Akhtar's gray face contrasts with the deep navy blue of the background, channeling the mystical energy of the night of the Ascension.
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Payment, which is centrally controlled in Luanda, takes more than eight months to be processed, if at all, meaning suppliers increasingly refuse to accept orders, Makonga said.
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To bankroll tax cuts and support fiscal revenue, the government has said it will collect more profits from some state-owned financial institutions and centrally-owned firms.
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China's centrally run steel firms will cut crude steel capacity by 21.4 million tonnes within three years from the start of 2016, Xinhua quoted Li as saying.
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In contrast to Terry Winters, who has pushed conventional compositional formats (all-over grid and centrally located form) into new territory, Grotjahn achieves a Frankenstein-like pastiche.
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So instead of picking up your things from someone or somewhere else, they already have your supplies in their own centrally-located ops-center in your city.
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The injunction requires Uber to stop operations until it can ensure orders for rides are booked centrally rather than directly with a driver, the court spokesman said.
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The Barclays parking lot is the most visible, centrally-located, patch of paved ground in Kisumu where you are not at risk of getting flattened by traffic.
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Centrally-owned firms have cut 16 million tonnes of steel capacity and 62 million tonnes of coal capacity so far, spokesman Peng Huagang told a news briefing.
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Britain's overseas territories continue to resist adopting public registers, though they have agreed to collect information centrally and to speed up access for law enforcers in London.
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A merger would fit in with President Xi Jinping's years-long push to shrink the number of centrally-controlled state-owned enterprises, which number more than 100.
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Yext is a fast-growing tech company that makes it possible for restaurants, banks, doctors, and other businesses to centrally control online data in near real time.
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On centrally located Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg, close by the Bedford Avenue L train stop, Ms. Higgins visited a railroad-style one-bedroom for $2,600 a month.
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Its coin is more like a "stablecoin," as it is centrally controlled by JPMorgan and not subject to the open market volatility of other cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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After World War II, an explosion of modest ranch houses with open plans and centrally placed television sets made nesting tables a common feature in American décor.
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The program is situated in a rural locale centrally located in Southern New England for easy day trips to New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford, and New Haven.
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Around the same time, New York legislators sought a state capital that would not only be more centrally located, but also sufficiently insulated from downstate political influence.
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With days passing and no majority emerging, the state's governor, a centrally appointed official whose duties are akin to those of a constitutional monarch, imposed "president's rule".
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The players are now centrally contracted, while a crowd-funded national training center has been built in Pacific Harbour, about an hour southwest of the capital Suva.
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"The deployment of connected home security cameras that allow footage to be queried centrally are simply not compatible with a free society," Eliaser said in the post.
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"It's gorgeous, centrally located, has a great buzz and crowd but yet intimate enough where you can talk and actually hear the person," Ribner told Business Insider.
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Given tourism infrastructure is already creaking, that means there are business opportunities aplenty but U.S companies must learn to navigate a centrally-planned economy with its quirks.
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That may involve decentralized exchanges since McCaleb thinks people will want to trade so many things it will be hard for a centrally controlled exchange to handle.
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But if they did, they'd use S/MIME, which is like PGP but centrally managed and therefore popular in the corporate/government world, and simpler to use.
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Wealthy foreign buyers typically want homes in centrally located historic buildings, Mr. Pezzetta said, preferably on higher floors or in penthouses with terraces that have panoramic views.
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Mr. McGahn was also centrally involved in Mr. Trump's attempts to fire the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, which investigators might not have discovered without him.
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They are the ones with shared bathrooms, long, open hallways, centrally located common areas and multistudent rooms, requiring students to meet other students, like it or not.
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Click here All 46 centrally-funded universities have agreed to display the flags after a meeting chaired by Education Minister Smriti Irani, the government said in a statement.
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States run centrally monitored programs to compensate victims of crimes including rape and human trafficking, but sexually abused boys were not getting any financial help, the ministry said.
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There is also no question that there is no human being – or group of human beings – capable of attempting to centrally plan a way to manage the disruption.
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The idea is to make digitized content centrally available to researchers and the greater public, whether it comes from large organizations like the Smithsonian Institution or regional libraries.
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He said a well-run network can reduce consumers' heating costs 20-25 percent because centrally operated systems are more efficient and easier to optimise than individual boilers.
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"We have turned more positive on RMB after global centrally banks have turned more easing in the past two months," strategists at OCBC said in a research note.
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Above the logo is a centrally placed finger reader, and above that, the 21-megapixel camera, which is a far cry from the Pixel's camera bump-free boast.
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NZR therefore had to had to be mindful that introducing new players into the core group of centrally contracted sevens players had to be managed carefully, Anthony said.
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A decade later the notional value of all derivatives outstanding globally stands at a trifling $639trn, of which 19873% are centrally cleared through a handful of clearing houses.
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Colloquially, I've heard students already regularly use the app to meet people, so segmenting them off and making it more centrally focused on their campus life makes sense.
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First, and most centrally, we have to get to a place where we only want to have sex with people who are genuinely into having sex with us.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's centrally-owned state firms are actively coping with the impact from a trade war with the United States, the state assets regulator said on Thursday.
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However, what is most concerning about progressive ideology is that it maintains the belief that ultimate good comes from a centrally planned state or in essence the government.
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"This is a crucial step towards good governance through which we will be able to monitor everything centrally," India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi said of National Data Platform.
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Improved intelligence, greater international cooperation and continuing military operations have made it more difficult to carry out ambitious, centrally directed strategic terrorist strikes like the 9/11 attacks.
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The military contract bid was perhaps a bit more of a stretch for the company, which has previously maintained that its company's efforts are focused centrally on consumers.
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One executive who was centrally involved in this effort was Raymond's son Richard, an enigmatic, slightly awkward man who, in the family tradition, had trained as a doctor.
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Soviet projects not only combined multiple kinds of production in massive factories, but they were also integrated into giant, centrally-planned networks of mines and other production sites.
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We selected Airbnbs that were rated 4.9 or higher, available on weekends October through December (many include Thanksgiving for a small price increase), nicely styled, and centrally located.
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The government's schemes, centrally planned and then implemented in province after province, can make fortunes, ruin lives, or leave social hierarchies much the same as they were before.
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Cubans hope the next government can resurrect one of the world's last Soviet-style centrally planned economies that has failed to improve under limited market reforms by Castro.
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For all the ideological hot air, Democrats and Republicans are perfectly thrilled to support something as centrally planned and disruptive to the marketplace than any single payer system.
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In many parts of the world, property information is limited and haphazardly organized, and a variety of actors — each with their own interests — are unavoidably and centrally involved.
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They are centrally located in the architecturally rich Eixample area, or a bit farther afield such as the buzzy, bar-filled districts of El Born and the Gothic.
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The arrangement of the figures is always tasteful, with a large figure or face centrally placed or, in some works, three large figures evenly spaced across the surface.
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While the majority of Asian groups don't stay overnight in Wengen, Asian bookings at the centrally located Victoria Lauberhorn Hotel, part of a Swiss hotel chain, are rising.
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Ophele said Paris-based ESMA's powers should be bolstered to avoid national regulators across the EU diverging from centrally agreed financial rules for asset managers and other sectors.
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It was Pep Guardiola who took the risk, demoting two of the great strikers of their generations, Samuel Eto'o and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, so that Messi might play centrally.
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And he broke with tradition in proposing a less centrally governed church, urging elements of the church around the world to find their own approaches to difficult issues.
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In this case, it's better to find a centrally located property near major attractions, and you don't need to spend extra for supreme luxury or on-site amenities.
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Two blocks from the restaurants and shops of Union Square and steps from the historic cable car turnaround at Powell and Market Streets, the hotel is centrally located.
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Within the township's nearly three and a half square miles is a centrally located, walkable business district, along with several parks spread throughout neighborhoods of well-kept homes.
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These factors similarly fueled the following list, to highlight the hotels that best tick all those boxes: stylish, centrally located, near business and leisure, and are reasonably priced.
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In National Review, one author compares the Affordable Care Act to a network of trains, centrally planned and accessible, but likely to break down and cause a headache.
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Uber shifts vehicle costs onto drivers, but costs end up being higher for drivers because they can't manage assets as well as a centrally managed multinationals like Uber.
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To bankroll the tax cuts and support fiscal revenue, Beijing has said the government would collect more profits from certain state-owned financial institutions and centrally-owned firms.
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Retailers contend that the two biggest players — Visa and MasterCard — have become a duopoly that subverts the free market by centrally fixing the fees that banks charge merchants.
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Noland's current exhibition at Yares Art, brings together prime examples of one of the artist's signature motifs: concentric rings of color centrally and symmetrically ordered in square canvases.
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The Note 8's battery is also centrally positioned on the phone, which is different from the Note 7, where the battery was on the the phone's right side.
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A handful of agricultural reforms in recent years have failed to boost output in its inefficient, centrally-planned economy, which also suffers from a decades-old U.S. trade embargo.
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Or to think about it another way, how much would you be willing to pay Apple to get all the different content you consume in one centrally localized place?
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"It is so centrally located in the Gulf of Mexico that form the East Coast, from Texas and from California, it's so easy to get to," Fertitta told CNBC.
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These updates are BIOS firmware updates, which are not distributed centrally by Intel or Microsoft, and require PC makers to properly manage and alert customers that they even exist.
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According to Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, making hydrogen at a filling station instead of centrally increases the fuel's cost by a further $6-$10 per kilogram.
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China will bolster its national coffers by collecting more of the profits earned by some financial institutions and centrally-owned firms, while general expenditure will be cut, Li said.
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The BoE is looking at the merits of a U.S. style "super shield" or Sheltered Harbor whereby banks provide copies of customer account data to a centrally maintained vault.
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Content management is rarely dealt with as a prioritized organizational concern — centrally bringing together legal, customer service, security, privacy, safety, marketing, branding, and personnel to create a unified approach.
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Reflecting market reforms of the centrally planned economy in the socialist country, the new rail cars are split into first and second class, with the former boasting air conditioning.
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Sasse focuses on five habits that he sees as centrally important in the development from child to adult: intergenerational experience, limiting consumption, developing a work ethic, travel, and reading.
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Authorities received information about militants fleeing North Sinai to hideouts in Cairo, where they were preparing to carry out attacks on more centrally located provinces, the ministry statement said.
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Affordable housing developers often bemoan the high cost of land and the lack of centrally located open spaces that are better suited to those in need of supportive services.
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Open standards such as FIDO authentication govern how biometrics should be used at scale — with biometric templates never centrally stored on a server, and with verification occurring on-device.
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We picked the Spanish Court Hotel as our Kingston base: It is centrally located downtown, three blocks away from another of Mr. Bolt's running picks, the urban Emancipation Park.
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It has tightened up a centrally administered political system that threatens to undermine ingenuity and creativity and require it to accumulate technology the old-fashioned way: by stealing it.
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It is Tillerson and associates' very success in opposing moves to limit greenhouse gases that makes them centrally responsible for the impacts of global warming — both current and future.
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They were all prostitutes and drug addicts, which made them vulnerable and defenseless, expendable in a jurisdiction that's centrally positioned along the route of the Gulf Coast drug trade.
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The asset-liability ratio of centrally owned firms was at 66.5 percent at the end of September, down 13 percentage point from the beginning of 2017, SASAC data showed.
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Western political science associated totalitarianism with several features, including state terror, total absence of civil society outside the state, a centrally planned economy and domination by a single party.
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No one could possibly think it is reasonable to leave a few companies operating in the centrally important, highly concentrated internet-access industry, free to do whatever they want.
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The defendants said in their filings that Ms. Haspel, who ran one of the C.I.A.'s secret detention sites, was "centrally involved in the events alleged" by the plaintiffs.
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They are called "must-runs," and they arrive every day at television stations owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group — short video segments that are centrally produced by the company.
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The report found that financial contagion has been reduced by new rules requiring counterparties to increase their financial buffers by posting initial margin on all non-centrally cleared derivatives transactions.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY LVGEM has a good-quality IP portfolio that includes the centrally located Shenzhen NEO towers, which enjoyed near full occupancy and double-digit positive rental reversion on renewal.
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Security tightened Police in the capital Brasilia have already installed barricades near the centrally located government building, and designated specific areas for the gatherings to avoid confrontations between the protesters.
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We have the market, both centrally and locally, the technologies, the finance and most importantly, the engineering and entrepreneurial talent to establish ourselves as the pioneers of this emerging sector.
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In this regard, a proposal to regulate encryption and guarantee law enforcement access centrally feels rather like a proposal to require that all airplanes can be controlled from the ground.
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He also notes that the company does have a "less elegant-looking" plan-B design if they determine the centrally clustered jet engines are too much of a stabilization liability.
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You can tell a lot about what's going on in a home from how much electricity it's using — especially when that information is collected every few minutes and recorded centrally.
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More to the point, can a supposed masterpiece — a cinematic experience deemed worthy of the year's greatest honor — really be independent of the person most centrally responsible for its realization?
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The main purpose of Galaxy S10's punch-hole selfie camera is to cut down bezels while avoiding the need for a distracting, centrally-located notch.
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A decade ago, as president, he introduced a series of reforms to liberalize and boost the centrally planned economy, yet it remains heavily state-dominated and bound in red tape.
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Below is a centrally located collection of tried and true Philly bar spots (a topic I happen to know a fair amount about) that convention-goers may find themselves nearby.
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It's unclear to what extent the protests against Arsene Wenger are centrally organised on any given matchday, and as such each individual involved has responsibility for the tactics they use.
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Essentially, Zimmer's critique of Musk's model comes down to consistency and quality of experience, cleanliness and maintenance, all of which are easier to guarantee when a fleet is centrally managed.
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As New America senior fellow Lee Drutman writes: Because party leadership centrally plans so much of what happens in Congress, members have no ability to exercise any independent policymaking capacity.
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It is also not Chinese or Soviet-style communism where much of the economy is centrally controlled and the rights of individuals are trampled under the heavy boot of government.
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The MVA tool enables swaps counterparties to accurately calculate the long-term cost associated with new rules that require collateral to be posted against derivatives that are not centrally cleared.
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"This is your first opportunity to take a bitcoin deriviative and put it on a centrally cleared exchange that has transparency," JJ Kinahan, Chief Derivatives Strategist at AmeriTrade, told me.
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"This is your first opportunity to take a bitcoin derivative and put it on a centrally cleared exchange that has transparency," JJ Kinahan, chief derivatives strategist at Ameritrade, told me.
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The invitingly wide, centrally placed stairs are among the first things people see on entering the museum, while using an elevator involves walking to a nondescript corner of the building.
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The days when federal employees were subject to a centrally directed Office of Personnel and Management that oversaw permanent, full-time workers sitting in downtown office buildings are long gone.
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Many world leaders have already visited Cuba as it has in recent years sought to improve relations with the West, modernise its centrally planned economy and attract more foreign investment.
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Now, for example, about 70 percent or $230 trillion in interest rate swaps are centrally cleared, as compared to only 16 percent or $54 trillion at the end of 2007.
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Mr. Harkov noted the more centrally located 100 Avenue A, a new 32-unit condo near East Seventh Street with amenities like a Blink Fitness gym, is redefining the market.
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While many travelers are interested in trying Muay Thai in Thailand, few make it out to Sitjemam, stopping instead at the far more centrally located Charn Chai Muay Thai Gym.
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The development zone is part of Cuba's drive to update the centrally planned economy under President Raul Castro, who took over from his brother, the late Fidel Castro, in 2008.
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Fixed asset investment made by centrally-owned coal firms fell 33.5 percent on year in the first three quarters, while steel firms' investment dropped 19.3 percent over the same periods.
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It is not a given that a centrally run social platform can nurture healthy communities, even if vibrant, powerful and empowering communities have, against the odds, found one another there.
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As a nurse, clinician-scientist, and researcher whose work is centrally grounded in reproductive health, rights, and justice, I wish I could explain a few things to that Vermont nurse.
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The 5 bedroom, 6 bath home has a pool and is centrally located near the Grove and trendy Fairfax area, which explains why they've been spotted around town so much.
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Elmhurst is one of three major hospitals serving a large population and is centrally located, which in part explains why it is busy in normal times and even busier now.
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It's hard to argue that the Frick, which now must place important special exhibitions in basement galleries, should not be able to repurpose the centrally located music room for art.
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The lower level features an enormous living room with a centrally located modern gas fireplace, a library area and a 44-by-9-foot terrace that offers striking park views.
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The London West Hollywood is a five-star British import centrally located at the intersection of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, with a stunning rooftop pool and incredible city views.
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Here's another one, from the influential and centrally connected Silicon Valley Bank, that shows just how much confidence has cratered in the short- and medium-term future for many startups.
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Mathew Davies, the head of the International Relations Department at The Australian National University, says Australia views its relationship with Indonesia as "centrally important", and warns the connection is still "delicate".
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Morelli said offers valued the property portfolio, which includes the bank's Milan headquarters near La Scala opera theatre and centrally-located buildings in Rome and Florence, well above its book value.
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"Until you have confidence in all the banking systems, including Italy, and an agreement that risks can now be managed centrally, only then you take that final step forward," she said.
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"Having something that's so centrally located and that's a half-block of downtown Oakland, to not have an active ground-floor presence sort of kills the overall vibrancy of the neighborhood."
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Oakland leaders had been seeking to attract a tech company to the building, which is centrally located and close to arts and dining, to contribute to the revitalization of the district.
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Howard is on the company's culinary board, working with local chefs to figure out what heirloom vegetables, leafy greens, herbs, and fruits to grow in the centrally located collection of greenhouses.
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The dominant narrative in the tech industry—that most data are best crunched centrally in the cloud—is also undermined by the fact that many new applications have to act fast.
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But the other reason this feels like edge computing to me, not personal computing, is because while the compute work is distributed, the definition of the compute work is managed centrally.
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Over the last 30 years, the former communist-run nation has shifted from a centrally-controlled economy, which the official said was not a good system for humans or the environment.
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A future system could see the European Union centrally overseeing asylum applications — one of several ways proposed to prevent a repeat of countries like Greece and Italy handling hugely disproportionate numbers.
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Mirai is a type of malware that automatically finds Internet of Things devices to infect and conscripts them into a botnet—a group of computing devices that can be centrally controlled.
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Your coastal cities can pump out naval units, while a well-fortified, centrally located city can be used to train up military and dispatch them to other areas of your territory.
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A labyrinth of conspiracies, some overlapping with each other, and many undertaken primarily to line the pockets of their backers, seems far more likely than a single, centrally directed grand conspiracy.
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It features centrally in contemporary evangelical identity: 80 percent of white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump despite his vocal misogyny and xenophobia, and Graham's own son helped lead the Trumpian charge.
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By now, it should have moved to a more benign location and to a place centrally balanced between the varied powers that have arisen to the world in more recent times.
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It began to move ahead with plans for 10 more DIDS stations spread across the country, all of them controlled by centrally located radio transmitters in Ault, Colorado, and Cambridge, Kansas.
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The ministry forecast that in 2016 the operating income of China's biggest, centrally managed state conglomerations — built to be pillars of the socialist economy — would fall by more than 13 percent.
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And because the time was right and it was very early use of video in 1973, we assumed that these would be people who would be centrally involved in the community.
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"All rusty patched bumble bees have entirely black heads, but only workers and males have a rusty reddish patch centrally located on the abdomen," the FWS wrote in the Federal Register.
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Many critics of the blockchain design have said the inefficiencies in keeping data communally are likely to make blockchains unattractive except in cases where centrally kept databases are a major liability.
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Witnesses and video recordings suggested the protests were not centrally organized, appearing instead to come from spontaneous gatherings of angry young people, many from working-class backgrounds, chanting anti-Sisi slogans.
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Bernstein writes that "a supposedly capitalist economy where the only investment is passive is worse than a centrally planned economy" since the functions of price discovery and capital allocation are neglected.
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Profits at centrally owned firms in the past five years totalled 6.4 trillion yuan, a more than 30 percent jump versus the previous five years, Hao said, according to China News Service.
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So Scott Knowles, a historian at Drexel University who studies disasters, has an idea: a federal agency whose job it is to centrally organize that detective work and get the word out.
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Centrally situated off the city's primary thoroughfare, Rustaveli Avenue, the eight-story building was a publishing house during Soviet rule before gaining a new facade of reclaimed wood and black metal trim.
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" More centrally, states the complaint: When Baptiste "could no longer tolerate his behavior," Goguen signed a contract to pay her $40 million "as compensation for the horrors she suffered at his hands.
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Solskjaer, himself a classic goal poacher, has been working directly and personally with Martial on the training ground in an effort to get more out of him centrally and close to goal.
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We have to hire people centrally, this is one of the hardest things that we do, which is we run a decentralized operation city by city, but we also have central teams.
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Under Xi, power has been consolidated centrally in Beijing and regional officials, fearing retribution from the central government, have become increasingly unwilling to take any action that could be seen as overstepping.
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These products, aimed at investors and traders, are intended to offer access to the $8.5 trillion U.S. corporate bond market through exchange-traded, centrally cleared instruments, the Chicago-based exchange operator said.
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Montreal would be great, obviously, and I think a smashing success (in a centrally located ballpark) despite the way the Expos franchise went out, but I'd understand if there was trepidation, too.
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In January, China issued regulatory rules on outbound investments by centrally controlled state firms, in a bid to tighten controls on money moving out of the country and stabilize a faltering yuan.
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While Dota tends to have ad-hoc sponsors for each individual tournament, the more centrally organized League of Legends and Overwatch have title sponsors for their competitions: State Farm and Toyota, respectively.
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Heller was centrally involved in promoting the early careers of the late rapper Eazy-E as well as N.W.A, the group that helped launch the careers of Dr. Dre and Ice Cube.
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If past is precedent, he will work his way up to those who are more centrally involved, something that could take months and leave the Trump administration under somewhat of a shadow.
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The popular athleisure brand has announced that their new 20,000 square foot experiential store—which opened to the public on Thursday—comes complete with a mini-restaurant, located centrally in the store.
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Similarly, in the chemicals industry, firms fret that British partners may no longer be covered by a EU framework, REACH, by which chemicals registered centrally can be sold in all member states.
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Nigeria distributes money from oil revenue to its three tiers of government from a centrally held account, which provides liquidity for the banking sector and eases the cost of borrowing among banks.
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Measham's got a busy day tomorrow: She's centrally involved with a program in three Durham prisons called Inside Out, which helps inmates and undergraduates learn through shared time together under her supervision.
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The 2017 annual target for steel capacity cut at centrally-owned firms has been fullfilled ahead of time and coal capacity has been cut by 23.88 million tonnes as of end-September.
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Book the Margaritaville Key West Resort & Marina starting at $226 per nightThe waterfront Margaritaville is centrally located right in Old Town Key West making it easy to go out on Duval Street.
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Art the Arms Fair 21, however, is being held across three venues in Peckham, a district that is centrally located and culturally vibrant, so as to attract a greater number of visitors.
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Our favorite hotels were selected based on our experience staying at local properties, as well as reviews and rankings from trusted traveler sites, and are centrally located in neighborhoods ripe for exploration.
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The usual narrative goes like this: Without the constraints on data collection that liberal democracies impose and with the capacity to centrally direct greater resource allocation, the Chinese will outstrip the West.
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"My Year of Rest and Relaxation" is about what happens when Moshfegh's 24-year-old narrator becomes intentionally addicted to antidepressants and other meds and, more centrally, to the sleep that results.
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It asserts that "financial institutions devote vast resources to activities that could easily be performed centrally by government" — in other words, move the costs from the banks and to the federal budget.
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The analysis-heavy, centrally-directed approach to space systems, particularly those where the government is intimately involved, can sometimes manage regulations more nimbly because the waiver process may, paradoxically, be more responsive.
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At the same time, ISIS has developed what the organization Conflict Armament Research, or CAR , described in a recent report as a "centrally controlled industrial production system," for manufacturing rockets and mortars.
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I decided to attack the park from the south, entering on Highway 178 near Shoshone, as I knew I would probably camp more centrally and didn't want to have to double back.
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A similar approach in the United States might have firearms securely stored in the school's administrative and departmental offices — centrally located and accessible only to those authorized, but not kept in classrooms.
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The regulator encourages centrally-owned firms to list their traditional assets or introduce private capital into their traditional businesses and invest the money raised to forward-looking and strategic industries, Peng said.
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More centrally, in terms of this novel's plot, she comes to possess the only copy of a short, final, previously unknown Williams play, which he had sent to her before his death.
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Residents can order food via an app on their phone and, rather than wait at home for perishables to turn up, they can pick up their shopping at centrally located refrigerated smart lockers.
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Clearing houses, such as LCH, collect cash in the form of a margin on individual trades, which they hold centrally to refund members left out of pocket in the event of a default.
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Their exasperation reached a peak in June, when rival sit-ins picketed the governor and the chief minister while the city's top, centrally appointed civil servants mounted a boycott of Aam Aadmi directives.
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The sanctions were likely to hit essential items such as oil, sugar, salt, vinegar and milk powder, which are imported, controlled centrally and distributed via state shops at subsidized prices, the WFP said.
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"In considering including such a power in their legal framework, jurisdictions should take into due account the impact on financial stability and on incentives to centrally clear," the FSB said in the report.
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But China's 2000 "Open Door Policy," which transitioned the country from a rigid, centrally planned economy to a global, market-based economy, exposed the Chinese people to an array of outside cultural influences.
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Eventually all of those packages, vehicles, delivery drones, streetlights–everything–will be intelligently and centrally managed through the cloud which has the potential to save everyone a lot of time, energy and money.
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The main revenue sources, such as income tax revenue, transfers and subsidies from the central government, are centrally distributed according to a legally defined formula, which limits the central government's scope for discretion.
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The main revenue sources, such as income tax revenue, transfers and subsidies from the central government are centrally distributed according to a legally defined formula, which limits the central government's scope for discretion.
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The main revenue sources such as income tax revenue, transfers and subsidies from the central government are centrally distributed according to a legally defined formula, which limits the central government's scope for discretion.
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Chromebooks have found their place in education and a number of larger enterprise companies are also getting on board with the idea of a centrally managed device that mostly focuses on the browser.
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In the first half of 2019, total profits at centrally-owned enterprises rose 6.7% to 947.05 billion yuan ($138 billion), the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) told a news conference.
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International investment banking is largely based on "back-to-back" operations in which market risks from trades with customers in several countries are handled centrally in a single financial center such as London.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) Feinstein may be the Democrat positioned most centrally in these Russia investigations given her roles on the Intelligence committee and as the ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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In 2011, party leaders promised to overhaul the centrally planned economy, but they have moved too slowly in opening up the country to foreign investment and allowing a private sector to take root.
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Donovan's era with the USMNT was marked by that lob-balled counterattack style with sweeping crosses, whereas this generation has found a way to at least try to be more centrally possession-oriented.
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Centrally involved in the response to the disaster, Legasov was mostly a good apparatchik, hewing to the party line that operator error and not flaws in Soviet reactor design led to the explosion.
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International Real Estate 13 Photos View Slide Show ' A TWO-BEDROOM PENTHOUSE IN CENTRAL FRANKFURT $2.67 MILLION (493 MILLION EUROS) This fourth-floor penthouse is centrally located in the Westend neighborhood of Frankfurt.
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But it's useful in that it correctly describes Sanders's ethic and appeal, and makes clear why he's been able to build a coalition among people with no interest in a centrally planned economy.
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Back then, less than a decade after the debut of Fox News, the political right had already created an enormously profitable and influential universe built on partisan news and, more centrally, white rage.
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Perhaps Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s Cancer Moonshot initiative, unveiled in 2016, could have the necessary and expensive genetic sequencing subsidized and centrally coordinated so that it can be universally applied where promising.
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Troops were now headed toward the centrally located area of Madyara "to cut off the terrorists' supply lines between the north and the south parts of Ghouta," the Syrian state media report added.
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The unions, fighting to show they remain relevant after Macron loosened the labour code and reformed state railways, also say they will lose influence over contributions and benefits under a centrally managed system.
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The unions, fighting to show they remain relevant after Macron loosened the labor code and reformed state railways, also say they will lose influence over contributions and benefits under a centrally managed system.
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The unions, fighting to show they remain relevant after Macron loosened the labor code and reformed state railways, also say they will lose influence over contributions and benefits under a centrally managed system.
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The Caribbean island began to slash imports and reduce the use of fuel and electricity last year, sending its centrally planned economy into recession for the first time in nearly a quarter century.
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But both were centrally attached to the idea of female companionship, and both told stories about young women being their own most capable advocates — particularly in the wake of assault, abuse or discrimination.
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Putin, who has overseen increased Russian trade with Cuba over the last few years, confirmed Russia's willingness to help the country modernize its old Soviet-style centrally planned economy, according to Cuban state media.
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The number of self-employed Cubans soared to 567,982 as of the middle of last year, versus 157,731 in 2010 at the start of the reform process designed to boost Cuba's centrally planned economy.
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The agency has largely implemented the bulk of the rules, which required many kinds of derivatives to be cleared centrally to reduce the risk of default and traded on platforms with greater price transparency.
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But with Rakitic and Modric operating centrally and Andrej Kramaric inclined to drop off behind lone striker Mario Mandzukic, the danger of Croatia dominating the central areas is a very real one for England.
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But rather than embrace the promise of increased opportunity that such a repeal offers, Democrats are doubling down to completely silence interests in price stability and institutionalize a far more centrally controlled monetary policy.
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" Notably, the commission found that deaths were centrally tracked and that military and civilian superiors have knowledge of crimes, or are at least were aware of allegations and chose to "consciously disregard such information.
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This, he says, is seeing Infarm create a network of farms that are centrally controlled and monitored from the cloud and do not require the startup to build huge farming warehouses of its own.
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Because of my obsessive nature around planning, I also try to stay in places that are centrally located, so that I can walk everywhere and not be anticipating a long commute home each night.
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Nowhere has trade figured more centrally than in the Hoosier State, where the air-conditioner maker Carrier opted to move operations to Mexico, becoming a recurrent feature in Mr. Trump's anti-free-trade litanies.
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Mr. Karimov never lost his love of Soviet methods, be it for strengthening the domestic intelligence services or fostering a centrally planned economy, even if it kept much of the population mired in poverty.
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Democrats already announced they will seek testimony from Allen Weisselberg, the longtime Trump Organization chief financial officer, whom Cohen cited as centrally involved in organizing hush-money payments to adult-film star Stormy Daniels.
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The regulator also said it would establish a negative list of investment projects that centrally-controlled state firms would not be allowed to invest in, according to two statements published on the SASAC website.
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Part of our mission in mounting this exhibition is to make sure the history of the AIDS crisis figures centrally in American (and international) history so that it might inform present and future action.
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We could walk a few blocks downtown without sweating, and the vegan restaurants were far easier to locate, particularly the Kaya Street Kitchen, in West Hollywood, near our centrally located Airbnb on 6th Street.
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And the utility had to send some crews into the field to start the blackouts and then restore power — an antiquated method, energy experts said — rather than relying on a more centrally controlled operation.
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We may wonder whether village pubs, also old, made of stone, and centrally located in rural communities — with the added bonus of running water and fireplaces — might not have been more likely gathering places.
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The LME, ICE and CME Group are all launching London gold contracts this year, betting that tightening regulation will force banks to stop trading gold bilaterally and use more transparent, centrally-cleared exchanges instead.
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The Asian Development Bank offered a $176 million loan to the Philippines government to carry out the plan, on the condition that the riverside communities would be centrally involved in decisions about the move.
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And it&aposs centrally located in relation to the the headquarters of a plethora of Midwest-based Fortune 500 companies, many of which are searching for technological solutions to their business problems, he said.
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China's tightly integrated public-private partnership in support of Xi Jinping's objective also stands in sharp contrast to the current U.S. approach, which is less centrally focused and driven predominantly by the private sector.
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Jungle Bird, in nearby Santurce, a colorful and centrally located dining district, offers Asian small plates and creative drinks like a banana cocktail, made with gin, ginger beer, bitters and dried banana slices ($13).
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The second big revelation is that Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, was so centrally involved in Trump's effort to push the Ukrainian government to dig for dirt on Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - President Raul Castro's efforts to modernize Cuba's Soviet-style centrally planned economy have borne mixed results, with some initiatives moving forward, others stalled and still others either scuttled or yet to begin.
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Once they have been processed, medical products — which are stored centrally at Zipline's distribution centers — are packaged and flown by drone within 250 minutes to any destination, then dropped from the sky with a parachute.
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Ironically, many blockchain applications also have a shot at replacing legacy Web applications, at the same time as they will replace legacy businesses that cannot loosen their grips on heavy-handed centrally enforced trust functions.
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However, whether the arrests are centrally co-ordinated or not, they are part of a political process which is shaped by the waning popularity of Mr Putin and his consequent need to reaffirm his legitimacy.
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Speaking of reactive characters, Godless' lack of women nominations for a show centrally set in an all-woman town speaks to the series' greatest flaw: the lack of agency for the ladies of La Belle.
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At Sheryl's request, we're going through all the work they did, but we have learned that as the engagement expanded, more people worked with them on more projects and the relationship was less centrally managed.
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It looks similar to this 365 by Whole Foods store in Los Angeles, which is about the same size as Aldi and also features metal, eye-level shelving fixtures and a centrally located produce section.
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Somewhere on the massive site, glampers were raising glasses of Krug to their lips in centrally heated tepees, but you can be sure those lips were unlikely to belong to someone with ethnic minority heritage.
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It was allowed to resume operations after ensuring orders for rides were booked centrally rather than directly with a driver, and that cars would have to be sent from company premises and return between rides.
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"These studies provide renewed support for the hypothesis of the existence of an ideal-glass state," said Ludovic Berthier, a physicist at the University of Montpellier who was centrally involved in the recent computer simulations.
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As new buildings rise in transit-rich hubs in the boroughs, some developers are testing the limits of how far residents will travel, offering amenities they couldn't offer on smaller, more centrally located, infill sites.
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To get there, Mr. Macron plans to pivot to a centrally managed points-based system similar to one used in Sweden, where workers accumulate points over the course of their careers and cash them in.
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Centrally located in the beating heart of Southeast Asia it is a country undergoing a renaissance thanks to 1 years boom in economic growth and tourism centered around the world-renowned temples of Angkor Wat.
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The Negative Watch with an expectation for a one notch downgrade also reflects Fitch's expectation that Allied World's investment portfolio will be centrally managed by Fairfax towards a higher risk asset allocation in the future.
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In the later paintings, which are dated between 1953 and '65, Belson usually works on a square surface with a centrally located circle or sphere, or with an inflected field of dryly painted monochromatic color.
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As the name implies, this allows admins to switch a Windows 13 Enterprise device into the more restricted and secure Windows 10 S mode, where users can only install applications from a centrally managed Microsoft Store.
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These broad facts are worth dwelling on even in the absence of a legislative fight over specific tax legislation, because they actually touch centrally on a core issue in the debate over the Affordable Care Act.
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Where To Recharge The Hoxton, ParisBooking a centrally located hotel means you won't waste precious time shuttling back and forth to your resting quarters — a major win when you're scouting the city in a time crunch.
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Though centrally situated along a busy multilane boulevard, the hotel is soundproofed and feels insulated from the hubbub, thanks in part to its hushed, candlelit spaces and policy of admitting only hotel guests on the premises.
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Among their properties — many of which are centrally-located and come with fancy amenities like elevators, balconies, doorman service, and swimming pools — a certain number of units are allotted to lower-income and middle-income households.
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In the midst of the global financial crisis in 2009, leaders at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh decided that the chaotic world of derivatives needed to be made safer by ensuring that they were centrally cleared.
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The digital landscape Ready Player One envisions is centrally rooted in VR, which was lauded in the '80s as the quintessential technology of the future, but which has panned out to be something much more marginal.
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A centrally located, always-on and visual device can be transformative in the smart home — especially if you have a lot of smart devices and can connect them to the Echo Show via an Alexa skill.
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Instead of designating a permanent master ZonePlayer that centrally ran the entire network, the team created a distributed network in which every Player acted on its own and intelligently communicated with the others—no easy task.
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Cuba has sought to improve its relations with the West as it has undertaken modest reforms over the past 10 years to open up its society, modernize its centrally planned economy and attract more foreign investment.
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Sporadic shortages of basic goods are common in the cash-strapped, centrally-planned economy, but have picked up over the past year, with items like flour, chicken and milk becoming scarce for weeks and sometimes months.
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A succession of world leaders has paraded through the Caribbean's largest island nation in recent years as it has sought to improve relations with the West, modernize its centrally planned economy and attract more foreign investment.
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Perhaps most centrally, the Court concluded that China's "9-dash line," which Beijing has regularly referenced with regards to its claims in the South China Sea, does not grant it rights and resources in those waters.
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A centrally-managed voting system sounds like a prime target for hackers, but Georgia's Center for Election Systems Executive Director Merle King explained that the system is actually an almost even split of centralized and decentralized.
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That very murkiness — the absence of a centrally organized plot or a singular villain to blame — has made it all the more difficult for France, Germany and the rest of Europe to know how to respond.
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Credential stuffing tools are readily available online that not only automate the process, but also make the login requests look legitimate—sending them as trickles from multiple IP addresses rather than one suspicious, centrally located tsunami.
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In a letter, Harmeet K. Dhillon, a San Francisco lawyer, demanded not only that the speech be permitted to go forward next Thursday, but also that the university provide a centrally located venue during evening hours.
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We consider the creation of an EU- or eurozone-wide centrally funded AMC unlikely in the near term and believe any move towards further risk-mutualisation in the eurozone would be politically difficult, notably in Germany.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond defended capitalism as the only route to prosperity on Monday, in an attempt to counter the opposition Labour Party's increasingly popular vision for a more centrally-controlled economy.
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More centrally, citizens can also use tokens to challenge a newsroom they find in gross violation of Civil's constitution, which is built upon standard journalism ethics and prohibits things like hate speech, misinformation promotion and plagiarism.
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In 2014, the Nigerien government agreed to host another base, currently nearly completion in Agadez, a more centrally located city, from where drones, both unarmed and armed, can cover a larger and more strategically significant area.
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The hand-crafted platinum ring, centrally set with an oval-shaped diamond and encrusted band set with over 155 smaller round diamonds, appealed to him because of the "elegant simplicity" of the unadorned oval stone, says Lane.
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This means that centrally located neighborhoods can be the victims of what Keenan calls infill gentrification, essentially the "normal" creep of wealthier residents and businesses spreading into neighboring areas as those previously gentrified fill up with newcomers.
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The CWHL, which boasts some of the game's biggest names in Canada's Marie-Philip Poulin and American Hilary Knight, operates as a centrally funded, nonprofit enterprise but said its business model has proven to be economically unsustainable.
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On Broadway, I was surprised at how much I liked "Bright Star" — and thrilled that a show whose characters include a talented young man determined to make it big as a writer is not centrally about him.
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Throughout his time at the Parc des Princes with PSG he has proven he can play both out wide and also centrally in a fluid front three — just as he would be expected to do at Barcelona.
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To save weight, the plane is equipped only with two centrally located landing gear in the fuselage and one detachable "pogo" gear on each wing, which are attached after the aircraft has come to a full stop.
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"Had the worker not found the blessed child, he could have been crushed by the compactor where all rubbish is centrally disposed in the precinct," Singh, leader of the opposition Workers' Party, said in a Facebook post.
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It is, obviously, a disturbing story, though that's not so apparent here, where Lot's family group with angels is a vision of plump drapery, shimmering reflets, fat bare feet, and a centrally held basket of gold vessels.
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The unions, fighting to show they remain relevant after Macron loosened the labour code and reformed the state-run SNCF, also fret they will lose influence over contributions and benefits under a centrally managed points-based system.
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The number of self-employed on the island has more than tripled to 567,982 since President Raul Castro in 2010 launched his plan to open up the centrally planned economy to more private initiative and market forces.
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"The reform plan will have limited impact for now, as those centrally owned firms are confronted with other problems including overcapacity, which could not be simply resolved by changing mechanisms," said Yang Weixiao, analyst with Founder Securities.
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Noland's current exhibition at Yares Art, Kenneth Noland: Circles – Early (21999-7453) + Late (2745-24) brings together prime examples of one of the artist's signature motifs: concentric rings of color centrally and symmetrically ordered in square canvases.
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Kim Chang Son, the de facto chief of staff for the North Korean government was seen this week at The Fullerton, a centrally located, five-star hotel that is a refurbished government building overlooking the Singapore river.
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