Right, but we're talking about a lack of citations here, or at least unclear citations.
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Through this process, MSHA issued nearly 47,000 coal mine health and safety citations in 2017 — down from 93,000 citations in 2011.
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Flip through the back pages and it's clear that Warren, the hard-punching Massachusetts senator, has a more personal fight in mind: The index listing for "Trump, Donald" is divided into dozens of subcategories beginning with "bait-and-switch and" (two citations), then moving on to "bigotry and" (four citations), "corporate influences on" (five citations) and "trickle-down and" (seven citations).
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The Biden campaign said they inadvertently left citations off of some passages of the report, adding that the proposal was updated to include proper citations.
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The Biden campaign said they inadvertently left citations off some passages of its climate report, adding that the proposal was updated to include proper citations.
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On average, they garnered, over that period, 36% more citations and published 39% more "hit" papers (those with citations in the top 5%) than their near-win counterparts.
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As well as its works on book citations, it has also been scraping Wikipedia to replace broken citations with links to pages it's archived in its Wayback Machine.
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A local television investigation found that the police department reported that white teens received the vast majority of citations, when in reality most curfew citations were served on Hispanic youth.
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Officials say the troopers either changed the dates of real traffic citations or submitted citations that never really happened to make it look like they had been working the whole time.
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Findings presented positively in titles and abstracts are associated with 9.4 percent of higher subsequent citations in all clinical journals and 13 percent of citations in high impact clinical journals, the study found.
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Or look up all the citations by a single author.
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More influential work would be expected to garner more citations.
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In my 42 years, we had two, three [police] citations.
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Only 953% of those stops resulted in citations or arrests.
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The location Myles attended did not have any previous citations.
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No citations were issued in the incident, the park said.
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No citations were issued and no other vehicles were involved.
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He says no citations were issued, and the party continued.
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Local cops have doled out thousands of citations as well.
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I've no doubt the verification and citations available on Verrit.
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Some citations are more familiar to conservative audiences than others.
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Exxon said it is contesting the OSHA citations and fines.
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But a closer look at the citations reveals some issues.
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Two dozen citations were doled out on top of that.
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His birth year for these citations was given as 1944.
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The number of peer citations or research dollars measures success.
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She received two citations and a $151 fine, plus fees.
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The "solicitation" statute regarding highways leads to more citations in Montgomery.
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Previously, only citations linking back to an online source were viewable.
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Eventually, police did show up and issue citations to multiple people.
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I'm a law student, so I have citations after every sentence.
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The few citations he discovered in scientific studies couldn't be substantiated.
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He was issued 5 citations -- the main was for drag racing.
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Over 40 citations were issued and over 30 cars were towed.
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His citations and quotations come with a density that approaches parody.
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The citations, issued in May, were seen by Reuters this month.
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This is why we always encourage you to check our citations.
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They should have been charged with Class C Misdemeanors (citations) & released.
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The teen driver was issued two traffic citations, the station reported.
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One issue that came up was the fragility of Wikipedia citations.
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Often, breeders like Fay are issued citations but continue to operate.
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The men identified themselves as GM employees, according to their citations.
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Other citations speak to the sometimes deadly legacies of government action.
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Our submission form contains a required field for entering your citations.
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The cycle weaves together a panoply of citations from Roman history.
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History shows this, congressional contempt citations go nowhere as they are colder.
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The report also notes there were no witnesses ... and no citations issued.
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Additional citations, changes in wording and more serious adjustments may be underway.
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And if that wasn't enough, it also automatically formats your citations properly.
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The added citations referenced Blue Green Alliance and the Carbon Capture Coalition.
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Those citations were resolved, with the companies agreeing to pay back wages.
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Sure, the video includes no citations and an extensive Kid Rock soundtrack.
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Unsurprisingly, they both got citations, and their case went to the FBI.
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The citations released to CNN remain heavily blacked out, shielding classified details.
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On the other hand, the presence of equations really might reduce citations.
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And not without an eye for attention-getting citations from primary sources.
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After the situation was explained, the officers left without issuing any citations.
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The company was charged more than $1 million in fines and citations.
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Most citations for speed and red-light cameras are simply civil fines.
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He cares nothing about subpoenas, contempt citations, or even adverse court decisions.
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Authorities did not issue Ms. Williams with any citations or traffic violations.
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He was given two traffic citations, the Leon County Sheriff's Office said.
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The fines and the citations against Case Farms have continued to accumulate.
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Carnwath includes information as citations, rather than personal, clarion calls to action.
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Accordingly, missing class because of dress code citations may have serious consequences.
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In a couple cases, there have been citations and arrests and brutality.
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Daugherty pleaded guilty to the citations, but they were dismissed without trial.
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The three protesters received citations to appear in court, the newspaper reported.
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After transporting him, officers decided they would issue him two citations instead.
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The content of the citations was the crucial indicator, not their number.
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It seemingly has no room for citations and philosophy and data sets.
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Sources familiar with the matter confirmed the citations in the Journal story.
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Semantic Scholar pores over a corpus of 40 million citations in computer science and biomedicine, and extracts the tables and charts as well as using machine learning to infer meaningful cites as "highly influential citations," a new metric.
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The four men were given civil citations for trespassing, police spokesman Jordan said.
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"We can only issue citations and notify RMV," they explained in the post.
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BuzzFeed News found citations of the publication in more than 120 EOIR newsletters.
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Dutilleux: Sur Le Même Accord; Les Citations; Mystère De L'Instant & Timbres, Espace, Mouvement
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Dutilleux: Sur Le Même Accord; Les Citations; Mystère De L'instant & Timbres, Espace, Mouvement
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Police citations for sleeping, sitting and begging increased threefold from 2011 to 2013.
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The disposition of those citations and tickets was not immediately clear on Tuesday.
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She systemically laid aside objections to his record with precision and case citations.
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The facility also was given citations in January 2016 for keeping inaccurate records.
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The incident is under investigation and no citations have been issued so far.
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Helix uses machine learning to suggest citations and relevant research as you write.
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In some rare instances, these kind of citations have led to deportation too.
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There are even linked citations in some sections where research was referred to.
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There is no citations of law, of precedent, it's just a political statement.
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Its enforcement officers fanned out across the city, carrying books of numbered citations.
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Editor's note: This article was originally published without citations to the author's sources.
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But they curiously tend to lack specific citations of where he said this.
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In a Tuesday post about "weaving books into the internet," the San Francisco-based non-profit explained how it was taking digitized versions of books and matching them with corresponding Wikipedia citations, so long as those citations reference specific page numbers.
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Those citations play a key role in the ranking of the world's most innovative universities, which was compiled in partnership with Clarivate Analytics, and is based on proprietary data and analysis of numerous indicators including patent filings and research paper citations.
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Citations establish credibility, and determine the impact of a given paper, researcher, and institution.
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Identification of the driver was fundamentally necessary and required to issue valid traffic citations.
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But on average, a Chinese paper gets 0.93 citations, versus 1.23 for U.S. documents.
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DUI citations were significantly lower, dropping from 59 in 2014 to 29 in 2015.
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The program only applies to parking citations issued between October 16 and November 16.
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She then looked at the number of citations each scholar's published papers had received.
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Last week, CalOSHA issued nine citations (with fines totalling $77,875) against James Deen Productions.
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The talk was ostensibly about gender differences in the citations doled out in studies.
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Although eating on public transit is not permitted (even pizza), citations are rarely issued.
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Public park citations for sleeping and camping increased six times from 27 to 2014.
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The disposition of those citations and tickets was not immediately clear on Wednesday. 4.
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Located about 15 miles from Brussels, KU scored very highly in QS' citations category.
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Many said Nucera was fixated on generating revenue for the township with traffic citations.
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A study from Arizona suggests a drop in arrests but a rise in citations.
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Murphy was released by police, but his brother and a suspected prostitute received citations.
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The AI-powered police car could then remotely issue citations or pursue the vehicle.
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Experiments — even classic ones, with hundreds of supporting citations — are failing under systematic retests.
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And it's true that this book contains far more citations than his previous work.
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And how often do these citations fall along the lines of race and poverty?
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The citations pull you out of the moment and divert your attention to themselves.
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They fed the disciplinary citations into the shredder and cut the inmates' punishments short.
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In other parts of Philadelphia, people caught smoking weed were issued citations or ignored.
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But not all books have ISBN numbers, and many Wikipedia citations aren't properly formatted.
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Many of Vermont's citations have to do with local police called by hospital staff.
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These include "critical" or "direct" citations that historically triggered fines or other enforcement actions.
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Common citations include failing to protect residents from avoidable accidents, neglect, mistreatment and bedsores.
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You do it with a feature called "Research," and it also makes citations very easy.
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I'd be very happy to discuss any of the document further and provide more citations.
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Below will be an outline of the policy and a very incomplete set of citations.
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No citations have been issued, but cops tell us the accident is still under investigation.
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Municipal courts, too, have been closed, meaning parking tickets and other citations are going unpaid.
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Typically, a Reichsbürger will only deluge a bureaucracy with verbose letters studded with obscure citations.
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Chrusch did say 103 citations for disorderly conduct have been issued up to this point.
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"I'm more concerned about the absence of crime" than citations and arrests, says Mr Malinowski.
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Williams' attorney says authorities didn't issue any citations or traffic violations to the tennis star.
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The university, based in Mile End, east London, scored particularly well in the citations category.
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An Exxon spokesman said the company was working with Cal/OSHA to resolve the citations.
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Wright claims police did not test the "vegetation" and did not give Samuel any citations.
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Eight of the nine citations were listed as serious, each carrying a fine of $12,675.
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He struggled to find citations within his own report being using by members of Congress.
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Some residents were spotted holding picnics, while others reported receiving citations for going to parks.
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Three of the 21.9 most common California citations in 20163 were related to dementia care.
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In some counties, police are issuing citations for low-level crimes instead of arresting people.
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A few months later, after Amazon appealed the citations, the state deleted all of them.
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She said that the campaign has since added the citations and links to these documents.
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Boise said it does not issue citations if the city's three homeless shelters are full.
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Two years later, the number of citations plunged to fewer than 22019,800 from 8,354 inspections.
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Like Murray, D'Souza cloaked his arguments in academic garb: extensive citations, lengthy expositions, detailed history.
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The report noted a re-inspection was required to ensure the citations were addressed and corrected.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Biden's campaign had added quotation marks and citations to the sections under scrutiny.
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Officers with the DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) issued the citations, officials said.
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No citations have been issued, but police tell the website the accident is still under investigation.
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The papers and their citations are indexed in Scopus, a database that is run by Elsevier.
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This brought the hotel's grand total of citations to 78 in just the past three years.
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It's apparently not uncommon for Air Force security to tag boaters with citations in that area.
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A strict textualist, Justice Scalia would have had choice words for the citations of committee reports.
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The group's spokesperson said 39 of them were detained (but not arrested), issued citations and released.
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Data for arrests, citations and warnings in St. Anthony in 2016 suggest disproportionate arrests of blacks.
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Certainly it is among the most heavily cited: Google Scholar pegs it at almost 93,000 citations.
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This forced the researchers to collect their own data via citations and mentions of YouTube content.
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No citations have been issued, and the incident is still under investigation, according to the release.
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In Hoboken, local police are enforcing scooter rules through citations and suspending or even terminating accounts.
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You can add footnotes in Google Docs to provide citations and include links to your research.
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At some point, they will have to appear in county court to deal with their citations.
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The 2017 CNN investigation also found most citations dealt with cases of residents abusing other residents.
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At least 13 citations have been filed against the shelter, according to the New York Times.
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Public records show that Doyle had other arrests and citations when he was on supervisory probation.
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Mr. Nadler said if Mr. McGahn was a no-show, lawmakers would consider more contempt citations.
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The court used academic citations in the worst way possible — to take a pass on reality.
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The Police Department's enforcement of littering citations was raised during a transit authority hearing in July.
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Stallone issued four workplace safety citations to the company, which carried a total fine of $28,000.
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Turner announced Wednesday that no citations had been issued on the first night of the curfew.
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Even guessing the source of unattributed citations can become, for colleagues and critics, a competitive sport.
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Two American cartoonists, Robert Jones Clayton and Ed Wexler, were reportedly awarded citations for their works.
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The quality of innovation also improves, as measured by the number of subsequent research citations received.
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Officials then issued citations to Aldon ... and after he posted bond, he was released to a friend.
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Bond will present oral arguments challenging the commission&aposs citations before the Texas Supreme Court next week.
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Citations are an indication of how valuable a researcher's work is seen by his or her peers.
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City health officials have already issued citations to 84 people for refusing to comply with the order.
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The violations included what might be called a midlevel felony, a misdemeanor and a couple of citations.
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The illusory truth effect has been studied for decades — the first citations date back to the 1970s.
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The president's power, the court made clear at that time, even reached to extinguishing criminal contempt citations.
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The statement said anyone who remained would be considered unauthorized and could be subject to various citations.
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Apple's late CEO and founder is apparently owed a sum of $174 from four different traffic citations.
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Combat medals, citations, the only man to shoot down three enemy planes in the last 40 years.
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A previous inspection by the state health department found no infection control problems and issued no citations.
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But Benhoff declined to comment on any of the specific citations the facility received in the past.
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The verdicts were overturned on appeal, as were various contempt citations, on the basis of judicial bias.
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Though it had garnered no citations in the intervening months, Fornal, Feng and their colleagues were intrigued.
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They don't require research or citations, so you can just kind of crank those out ad nauseam.
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Also, some of the dot-com-era exits are hard to value accurately, but citations are available.
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He put in paperwork to award the men Bronze Stars, and hung the citations on his wall.
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One idea under consideration is bundling together multiple contempt citations to refer to the courts en masse.
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The Trump brief barely attempts to rebut the factual allegations against the president, and contains no citations.
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So far, the Internet Archive has linked a relatively small pool of 130,43 citations to 50,000 books.
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As of the beginning of October, its InternetArchiveBot has fixed nearly 6 million broken citations across Wikipedia.
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Cirque du Soleil eventually settled with OSHA, bringing six citations to one, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
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The citations against Burford, Lavelle, Miers and Bolten were issued by Democratic-controlled houses during Republican administrations.
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The citations against Lerner and Holder were issued by a Republican-controlled House during a Democratic administration.
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"Suddenly," observed Columbia Journalism School professor Bill Grueskin, "my timeline is filled with citations of Fox News."
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"It is rare that in any inspection a facility would come out with no citations," Elnahal said.
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I called the manifesto's citations to findings about "average" women a "sleight of hand" for a very specific reason: While he dutifully includes that limiting language when making the citations, the policies he goes on to advance in the memo have no mathematically rigorous connection to those averages.
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In addition to receiving multiple citations from park rangers, Paul also filmed the aftermath of a car crash.
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The state&aposs Occupational Safety and Health Administration conducted inspections and did not issue any citations, he said.
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I get to work on this paper (yes, still) and track down relevant citations to add in throughout.
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If you're a teacher or student collecting information from the web, then these collections will all have citations.
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His presentation included a slide comparing citations of his papers to those from a woman who was hired.
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The trend is laid bare by data from Scopus, the biggest database of abstracts and citations of papers.
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The attorney general would also play a role in contempt citations, which would unlikely result in any progress.
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By the end of the night, the police report would later attest that 18 people had received citations.
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That doesn't mean you need citations (though you might, if you're laying out academic arguments or using statistics).
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As we previously reported, cops eventually arrived and handed out citations for disorderly conduct and fighting in public.
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We've asked Tenny previously to provide citations to back up these claims, but so far he has refused.
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An average paper in PubMed Central has about one diagram for every three pages and gets 1.67 citations.
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With the plagiarism checker — the feature called "Originality Reports" — teachers can check for missed citations and other issues.
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His award citations reportedly included "fearlessly [exposing] himself to enemy fire" after four of his Marines were wounded.
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The report cited Conway's comments critical of 85033 Democratic presidential candidates and her lax attitude about past citations.
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Within minutes, students were batting around text citations, asking open-ended questions, and leading the discussion without interference.
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Analysts also consulted "Patent Citations," gauging the rate at which a university's patents are cited by other patents.
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An inspection by the state health department last week found no infection control problems and issued no citations.
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Russian citations in influential global journals, like Nature and Science, have also increased by 25 percent since 2012.
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Failure to prevent them is also the leading cause of citations that state inspectors bring against nursing homes.
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EBSCO, which hosts more than 30 academic databases with citations, abstracts and selected full texts, is another resource.
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"We've been to court a couple times [for Cabaret citations], we've had our liquor license threatened," he said.
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Because most schools don't collect data about dress code citations, the NWLC advises them to start doing so.
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He even imprisoned some and falsified their citations, even if the women weren't facing any legitimate criminal charges.
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Over 560 citations were issued in total, for violations like ignoring no-parking signs or blocking pedestrian pathways.
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He won a few lesser awards, but also managed some "worst of" citations from the Razzies and others.
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The reason people rely on Wikipedia, despite its imperfections, is that every claim is supposed to have citations.
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Over 560 citations were issued in total for violations like ignoring no-parking signs or blocking pedestrian pathways.
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They also adopted the obtuse symbolism contained within the Arnolfini, as well as explicit citations of domestic objects.
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Now committees themselves would be empowered to use civil contempt citations to go to court to enforce their subpoena.
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And in their cross examination, the prosecution went through several of Pietrini's citations line by line, calling for circumspection.
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The magazine reports that court records show two previous citations for public drunkenness; he apparently pleaded guilty both times.
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General Healy's many citations include two Silver Stars, three Legions of Merit, two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star.
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The JAMA study authors started out with a huge stack of 215,22016-plus citations on mindfulness in the literature.
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The troopers then deliberated on what citations Picard would receive over the incident while the camera was still recording.
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The boost in citations ranged from 10.8% for North American scholars up to 172.8% for scientists from eastern Europe.
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At Stanford, Brin's focus was in developing data-mining systems, and Larry's was on connecting research, based on citations.
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Neighbors complained and called the animal warden, and Segula said she started receiving citations for the offense in 2017.
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In San Diego, police reportedly swept tent cities and handed out citations right before the city's annual homeless count.
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He completed seven combat tours and received the Bronze Star with valor and two Purple Hearts, among other citations.
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The lawyer who drafted the brief also felt confident enough to credit her cat with helping check her citations.
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The other 4 citations were for "equipment issues" including a modified exhaust and an "issue" with his license plate.
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It maintained the city unfairly subjected them to citations for allegedly violating a city ordinance on hours of operation.
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In recent years the house sat vacant — until Mildred began getting legal citations regarding code violations at the home.
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His presentation included a slide comparing citations of his papers to those from two named women who were hired.
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The FDA issues about 200 citations per week on average to producers of food, drugs and other medical devices.
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You can expect Godard's to be a film of references and citations, of dynamic relationships between sound and image.
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I&aposve covered many congressional subpoena battles over the years, and sometimes they lead to contempt-of-Congress citations.
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Even the formal mechanisms available to Congress, such as contempt citations, are cumbersome and could take years to resolve.
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Public records obtained by NBC News found that Affinity Mine received 17 significant citations since the beginning of July.
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Citations and References: For investigative or in-depth stories, greater access to the sources behind the facts and assertions.
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I found it difficult to accept much of what I read, and several claims are not supported by citations.
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The university's business programmes scored well across the board, but did particularly well in the citations-per-paper category.
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A record of these citations gives the public an idea of which students are most often cited and why.
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The fact that so few boys ever received dress code citations made her question the fairness of the policy.
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The other facility, Casa Campbell, has received no citations during the past three years, according to the state agency.
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"It's pretty unusual to see a facility that's two stars in citations but five stars in staffing," he said.
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In practice, however, it's going to take some time to match Wikipedia's millions of citations with the relevant books.
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This is the sixth year the Boise Police Department has given out candy instead of citations during the holidays.
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" The judge found Steward not guilty of two of the three citations but guilty of "operating an unnumbered vessel.
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"In fact, I thought about him doing all these citations, which would have been very cool," Mr. Obama said.
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Other times I find in Godard's fluid collages of verbal, visual and musical citations something that I desperately need.
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In an opinion rich with historical detail and citations to early 20th century legal dictionaries, Gorsuch said that it was.
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The citations come roughly a month after Kilauea began spewing lava, destroying dozens of structures and forcing hundreds of evacuations.
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As a result, and after several warnings by police, 7 protestors were issued citations for 'Failure to Disperse' and released.
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GNNs can look at graphs, like networks of friends on social media sites or networks of academic citations from journals.
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For example, a recent case of trespassers cutting through a New Jersey graveyard ended in 32 citations but no arrests.
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"He was physically arrested rather than being issued misdemeanor citations for his own safety," police said in a news release.
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Four of these citations remain so classified that no information is available about them, despite repeated attempts to obtain them.
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Likewise, Senate Bill 882 decriminalized fare evasion, which was the number one cause of youth citations in Los Angeles County.
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Last year, the attorney general's office was involved in more than 30 arrests or citations involving human trafficking, Beshear said.
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In most instances, Trump risks trouble with Congress over subpoenas, "contempt of Congress" citations and civil enforcement actions in court.
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"The 16 pages did not include any citations to President Trump's campaign rhetoric," said CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
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While Judge Martin was generally a traditionalist in adhering to precedent, he peppered his opinions with citations from popular culture.
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For an undocumented immigrant, multiple citations for driving without a license can trigger the involvement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"Simple misdemeanors," she points out, that could just as easily be addressed by handing out citations to return to court.
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" The implications of this position, according to Strumia, is that there is "discrimination against women in citations, conferences, and hirings.
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It remained peaceful, according to police, but many people were arrested and there were 27 citations, mostly due to drugs.
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He charged that reporters had mischaracterized his writing by removing citations and accusing him of harboring "anti-diversity/misogynist" views.
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Those 171 citations are more significant than the number might appear, said Phyllis C. Borzi, an assistant secretary of labor.
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In a 2019 analysis of Google Scholar citations, Fauci ranked as the 41st most highly cited researcher of all time.
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It is likely that they, too, will defy the subpoenas in deference to the White House, courting additional contempt citations.
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Those citations prompted a political uproar that failed to distinguish between useful comparisons and treating foreign rulings as binding precedents.
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Instead, he rarely hears about schools issuing dress code citations and no longer receives complaints from students about the policy.
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Established in 1990, the awards also include book and journalism citations that were presented in New York on April 27.
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Police say this crash was likely caused by road rage, and both drivers seen in this video were issued citations.
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Fauci was the 41st-most cited researcher of all time based on Google Scholar citations, according to a 2019 analysis.
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A number of citations and interpolations, legal and covert, have kept it in the bloodstream of American music ever since.
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Sure enough, we found that the greater use of positive spin by male-led teams was linked to more citations.
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Established in 1990, the awards also include book and journalism citations that were presented in New York on April 25.
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That's reflected in these Minnesota spots, which both focus on citations and lawsuits against businesses run by Craig and Phillips.
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And according to a Fast Company report, Amazon isn't requiring citations for the source people use to find their answers.
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Potential witnesses in Robert Mueller's investigation now know that if they refuse to testify, they need not fear contempt citations.
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And papers that used positive framing had up to 13% more citations by other scientists than papers without this language.
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The committee's document is replete with citations of the Federalist Papers, the Constitution, and the debates at the Constitutional Convention.
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In the same period, there was only a 5 percent increase in citations indexed at the biomedical research database Medline.
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Conflict of interest information is often buried deep at the end of an article, just before the list of citations.
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This is a long book with lots of quotes and citations, and I think most people understand that mistakes happen.
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The protest was largely peaceful and resulted in at least two citations for public consumption, with a possible fine of $25.
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Moore is a major AI scholar with tens of thousands of scholarly citations, particularly in statistical machine learning and reinforcement learning.
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In 2015, the restaurant with the most health citations in the city of Los Angeles took that record with 77 violations.
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When police issued citations to the partygoers, "they began making comments about never attending a Frat party again," the officers said.
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Complaints (693) and citations (166) have significantly declined compared to when three companies operated last spring without permits in the city.
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Black people accounted for 468 of 983 arrests so far in 2016, 141 of 823 citations, and 34 of 193 warnings.
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A chart shows that China topped the list of countries using MS Celeb in dataset citations in both 2018 and 2019.
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The average number of health citations in the state of Pennsylvania for the same time frame is 6.5, the website says.
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But the citations always made it sound as if it was some kind of a little, buzzy, fun thing, you know?
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On these weekends, cops are ready and willing to give out citations, nothing blows the budget like a $250-$300 ticket.
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There are $13,250 in unpaid citations on the McHenry home and the city has referred the matter to a collection agency.
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In response to some of these, the House has delivered contempt citations, which are disregarded almost as soon as they're issued.
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And it turns out that they're filled with misinformation, but people don't know to distrust the citations provided by these websites.
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Organizers will place a particular emphasis on adding images and scholarly source citations to existing pages and building out new ones.
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Joël Franusic's simple WikiGIF website unleashes the wealth of human visual knowledge upon you, unburdened by explanation, citations, or confusing words.
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It scored highly in the citations category, although its reputation amongst employers, according to the QS ranking system, is relatively low.
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Stanford scored well across the board, but highest in the number of h-index citations — which measure publications' impact — it receives.
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A few months ago, somebody got upset because Between the World and Me had no citations of women in the book.
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Earlier recommendations for the citations by Jim Mattis, the former defense secretary, were not sufficient, Mr. Shanahan told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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The report contained a series of spare factual statements annotated with citations to relevant transcripts of tapes and grand jury testimony.
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He is enlisted and over the last 10 years has risen up through the ranks and received many citations and awards.
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Digitizing Wikipedia's book citations is just one part of the Internet Archive's attempts to make accurate information easier to find online.
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Her study, published by the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, contains an extraordinary list of 2000 citations from previous work.
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The Buildings Department defended the noncompliance citations, saying that illegal work could be dangerous, even fatal, for owners, tenants and neighbors.
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In Boston, the city police handle citations and violations, although Lt. Detective Michael P. McCarthy said that none had been issued.
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The Wausau Police Department has issued citations based on the ordinance fewer than a dozen times in the last 15 years.
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According to USDA data, the zoo racked up more than 80 animal welfare citations from federal inspectors between 2004 and 2023.
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Basically, where Burchfield favored citations from literary authors (who are slow to use new expressions), Simpson got words from motorcycle magazines.
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"We try to take a common sense approach, and we try not to issue citations if we don't have to," he said.
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The other seven Australian divers displayed considerable bravery throughout the cave system helping move the team to the entrance, their citations said.
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The police and the district attorney's office announced Monday that nearly all would receive traffic citations rather than getting charged -- for now.
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Two men in suits got citations for drinking in public when their paper-bag-over-Budweiser-tall-boy scheme didn't work out.
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Data from the DPS showed that police issued more than 10,650 warnings and citations for failing to obey the law in 2017.
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Using altmetrics should thus indicate the importance of a wider range of research-related activities than citations manage, and do so faster.
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Is the line crossed when the restaurant is able to plaster the entirety of their walk-in fridge with all the citations?
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Top Democratic officials have hinted that they may package together a series of contempt citations for Trump officials in a single vote.
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We're told no arrests or citations were issued in the incident ... and it's unclear what the cost of all the damages were.
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Davis's lawyers had said she had taken reasonable steps to comply with the judge's orders and should not face further contempt citations.
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Three of the 14 arrested were given citations by federal officers and released, according to a statement from the Portland police department.
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The citations are not related to an explosion on the gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit at the refinery in February 2015.
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Authorities on Thursday reportedly removed 136 dogs from a Southern California home and issued the owners misdemeanor citations for alleged animal cruelty.
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Participants voiced concerns about anti-Muslim bias in particular, Ms. Gupta said, including parking or zoning citations targeted at specific religious communities.
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In addition to the hospitalizations, Tampa police made 33 arrests at the festival, issued 16 marijuana citations and received four noise complaints.
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The lawyers have suggested the more times the term is used, the more citations they will have in filing a legal defense.
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But out of more than 13,000 citations for infection-control lapses, regulators classified only 109 as serious harms or threats to patients.
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Contempt of Congress citations are a tool the House or Senate can use in cases where their subpoena requests are repeatedly denied.
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B&H Director of Corporate Communications Henry Posner confirmed that the photo giant has received the citations and is currently reviewing them.
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The student's father complained, arguing that male students who wear shorts the same length as his daughter's dress do not receive citations.
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Rukmini and her team recovered the documents, including birth certificates, tax forms and citations for bad behavior, over five trips to Iraq.
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This is not a book that wears its knowledge lightly, and the trail is sometimes meandering, littered with digressive pathways and citations.
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Violations of the order's restrictions are also still punishable by fines or citations, but law enforcement is still relying on resident compliance.
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The company, whose facilities received citations for substandard care from Texas health care regulators, did not respond to a message requesting comment.
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Their bravery and sacrifice is chronicled in citations, medals and etched on headstones and remembered in street names and on postage stamps.
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City health inspectors fan out through Trump's hotels, writing citations for clogged drains in the kitchens and expired milk in the minibars.
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The state agency, Division of Occupational Safety and Health, has six months to issue citations for any violations of workplace safety regulations.
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None anticipated that a battle over citations issued under overpasses and in the woods would reach the highest court in the country.
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The incident comes just over a week after Kirk was detained in Charlotte, North Carolina, on two misdemeanor citations for marijuana possession.
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The pizza ruling was issued in mere days, in Hebrew, with certain citations of the Torah and the Talmud in ancient Aramaic.
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The public, meanwhile, is peddled the illusion that the reduction in citations is a result of greater compliance rather than suppressed enforcement.
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Many wear buttons that ask, "Move Along to Where?" and are challenging misdemeanor citations and anti-camping ordinances, like Denver's, in court.
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He garnered thousands of citations, advised dozens of students, and won numerous awards for his research, teaching, and service to the discipline.
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The frequency of citations to the "longstanding prohibitions" passage helps explain why the success rate for Second Amendment claims is so low.
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Trump and his advisers run the legal risk of contempt of Congress citations and court enforcement actions that could result in fines.
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You know, there are some missing citations and errors in the footnotes of the book, and there are 70 pages of footnotes.
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"If I'm going to have people out giving citations, then I need to hold myself to that higher standard as well," he said.
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One option being considered is to bundle up all of the contempt citations into a single vote to highlight the Trump administration's stonewalling.
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In Reading Cy Twombly: Poetry in Paint, Mary Jacobus offers a fresh and intricate study of Twombly's citations and overall engagement with verse.
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Young physicists already worry about their citations, she said, so even if his talk was baseless, Strumia's words hit a sore, discouraging spot.
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Barr said the report is "nearly 400 pages" in length — but that may not include footnotes, citations, raw evidence exhibits and other information.
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"Our job is not to sit back like the police and write citations all day, that does us no good," he tells me.
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It no longer includes citations to several laws addressing nondiscrimination in federal grant programs, but the manual addresses enforcement of those laws elsewhere.
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The male drivers — ages 38 and 32 in the first case and 28 and 30 in the second — face at least traffic citations.
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A church that holds services in different locations sued the town after it received citations for violating the time limit for directional signs.
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According to TMZ, her attorney (who PEOPLE could not immediately reach) said she was not issued any citations in connection with the crash.
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Reuters has been awarded three Overseas Press Club (OPC) Award wins and two citations in the 2018 contest honoring the finest international reporting.
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The impact factor is a metric of success that counts the average past "citations" of articles published by a journal in previous years.
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The Streets Department also sends people out to the most trash-strewn neighborhoods to give them a clean slate before handing out citations.
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The nursing home has had a list of safety violations and citations, including two for not following generator regulations in 423 and 2016.
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If the citations are not modified or withdrawn, Exxon, one of the world's largest corporations, could be required to pay fines totaling $72,120.
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The Chicago Seven trial became a classic confrontation between radicals and Judge Julius Hoffman, marked by insults, angry judicial outbursts and contempt citations.
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Nadler said that a package of contempt citations made sense "given the unprecedented situation" in which the Trump administration is stonewalling congressional subpoenas.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declined to provide timing for when Barr or other possible contempt citations could be voted on by the House.
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The professor is routinely instructed to remove citations of the journalist's work from his academic citation count, the basis of evaluations and raises.
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Avoid trouble for 90 days, the judge said, and those citations will be wiped from your record and your probation won't be affected.
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In 2003, he wrote the court's opinion in another case upholding Labor Department citations on Excel Mining for exposing workers' to coal dust.
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Some citations even declare it the oldest, including its Yelp page, which had a reviewer on October 19 reporting that it was gone.
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For now, city officials are stuck without voice mail, email and a system used to pay water bills, property taxes and vehicle citations.
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It is even harder to take when the Civility Police feel so empowered by this discourse that they decide to start writing citations.
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WTMJ reported that the city has given more than 120 citations just this year for children not being properly restrained in a vehicle.
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Second, criminal contempt citations require the Justice Department to prosecute, which, under William Barr, the attorney-general, it is vanishingly unlikely to do.
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Mr. Hnath has a history with the Steinberg Charitable Trust: He has won two Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award Citations, each worth $7,500.
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Chipotle has accepted its citations and has since "come into compliance" with the state's child labor laws, according to the AG's office announcement.
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The plaintiff in that case, Tyrone Daugherty, was given two citations for an obstructed windshield and for failing to signal following the search.
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Republicans argued that Democrats were rushing the contempt citations in an attempt to pre-empt the Supreme Court and possibly influence its ruling.
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Students mistakenly think that citations make their work look inferior when, in fact, evidence of studying authorities makes their work better — much better.
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"They say they want to restart negotiations, and I'm perfectly happy to restart -- not if it's conditional on abandoning the contempt citations," he added.
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The Internet Archive, known for its Wayback Machine, will now be a resource for book-based citations if that text exists within its library.
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Google Books is another book sourcing option if you're interested in taking more of a DIY approach, since it's not linked to Wikipedia citations.
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He was scored on an 11-point disciplinary scale at the hearing—which increases based on the number of citations one receives behind bars.
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If approved, all four worker safety citations and related fines would be dismissed, but the park would be required to adhere to strict guidelines.
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And while Walter's work looked only at academic citations, it seems likely that the same pattern could play out in other areas as well.
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There is something anxious, and very intriguing, in the degree of experimentation in this memoir, in its elaborately titivated sentences, its thicket of citations.
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If you want your articles to stick around, Lies says, it helps to work with editors to add citations or emphasize an encyclopedic tone.
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Some other interesting tidbits from the report include US AI research papers, which, despite being lower in volume, outpace China and Europe in citations.
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The main enforcement mechanisms that are available to Congress -- issuing contempt of Congress citations and relying on civil enforcement -- take time and are cumbersome.
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This most recent wave of citations and closings comes shortly after 31 Miami restaurants were cited for roaches back in the end of January.
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Federal investigators discovered that Ferguson police issued 95 percent of jaywalking citations to black residents, who only make up two-thirds of the community.
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The fees, which could include everything from traffic citations to the cost of a prisoner's incarceration, have been found to fall disproportionately on minorities.
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In the same vein, what could possibly be more un-American than deploying law enforcement officers to hand out citations for doing these things?
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The measures increase sanctions for offenses related to riots and broaden the definition of trespassing, allowing law enforcement officers to issue citations and fines.
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And the same reason he focuses on ratings and crowd sizes and subscription numbers and all the other puerile citations of his ego arithmetic.
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Mr. Torres-Maytorena was given civil citations for having expired plates and for not having a driver's license, registration or insurance papers, it said.
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There's little data available on housing code violations, specifically, but other offenses like court fines and traffic citations are disproportionately issued to black people.
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Unlike these documentary works, The Punk Reader is crammed with in-text citations, references to movements in subcultural studies, and charts of ethnographic research.
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In order to become an official dictionary word, "shade" had to meet Merriam-Webster's criteria for entry, which involves tracking word usage and citations.
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The 2010 letter noted the mine received 75 citations or orders for "significant and substantial violations" of mine safety regulations in the past year.
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Where Simpson's lexicographic practice has most notably differed from that of his illustrious predecessors is in the scope of sources used for word citations.
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And the program was even profitable: The city took in $3.3 million more at the meters, even as it lost $500,000 as parking citations decreased.
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At least 30 people were arrested and 1013 citations were issued for vandalism, assaulting officers, unlawful assembly, failure to disperse and possession of a firearm.
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Once everyone involved calmed down, we're told the cop let Cardi go ... and left the accident scene without taking a report or issuing any citations.
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Police say seven protesters were issued citations for "failure to disperse" after they refused to let people in or out of a Philadelphia immigration office.
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Comal County Court records show he had four traffic-related citations including one for speeding and one for failure to stop at a stop sign.
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By looking at things like the number of citations across the internet and historical credibility of a publication — not just the popularity of a video.
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But there is a broader context here: At present, publication metrics basically involve counting the citations of a given academic work in other academic publications.
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Not all changes are substantive: Long paragraphs have been split up, outdated contacts lists have been updated, and citations to repealed laws have been removed.
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A Reddit thread claimed it was made by researchers to emulate the feeling of having a stroke, but the author didn't provide citations when prompted.
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They tend to be at a disadvantage in rankings because there are fewer soft-science or humanities journals, so hard-science papers get more citations.
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Adding to the 80 citations the Guardian uncovered in November 2017, Russian propaganda ended up being published by the British press more than 5523 times.
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Presumably, the startup hopes this will prevent further police action by preventing "unverified" Austin police detectives from using the platform and issuing citations to drivers.
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The cops later hit Dahlia's with 55 citations, according to The New York Post, including sales to minors, exceeding maximum capacity, and having locked doors.
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We're told cops asked the 2 girls if they were both smoking but neither would rat out the other, so the cops gave both citations.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the city will be littered with mobile booking stations where officers can book, issue citations and release demonstrators they arrest.
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The API also aggregates public data on things like auto theft, parking citations, and crashes to help drivers find the safest routes and parking places.
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ITC has a history of citations for non-compliance with state and federal environmental rules, said Luke Metzger, executive director of advocacy group Environment Texas.
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Eigenfactor scoring gives a better measure than simply noting the number of times a paper is cited elsewhere, because it weights citations by their influence.
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Statistics about fare evasion arrests show citations and warnings having risen dramatically from 4,000 in 2013 to 85033,000 in 2017, according to The Washington Post.
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Rather, it was ICE that called Springfield, seeking to confirm that citations had been issued to Franco for careless driving and driving without a license.
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The musical allusion in the work's title suggests that the assembled citations are meant as background for the dissonant solos of the poet's own voice.
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The Obies gave out special citations for the collaborators on "John," including the playwright Annie Baker, the director Sam Gold and the show's design team.
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The resolution introduced Thursday includes language allowing the Judiciary committee to pursue civil contempt citations against Barr and McGahn in order to enforce the subpoenas.
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The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued nine citations, several of which echo previous cautions by federal agencies at two other Exxon plants.
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By contrast, Los Angeles County [which includes the region hit by the Sand Fire] writes no citations for property owners who fail to clear brush.
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"Related party" citations in the prospectus — disclosures that the company was doing business that could enrich an employee, director, or officer — numbered more than 29.
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On just about any major communications issue, Pai can provide an impressive litany of legal, policy and popular citations for his position—often without notes.
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All six citations were to the Senate report, No. 111-176, which she found to illuminate Congress's purpose in drafting the language as it did.
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Since they provided 450-plus citations, I simply pulled each of the papers to see if the science matched up with the claims being made.
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The EPA is already issuing fewer citations and fines; it ordered just $1.6 billion in fines last year, one-fifth of the amount in 2016.
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The Mexican restaurant agreed to pay $1.3 million to settle the citations and an additional half-million in penalties, totaling nearly $2 million in fines.
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A new initiative from the Internet Archive makes it easier to check citations on Wikipedia by linking to digitized previews of the books being referenced.
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Anyone who is familiar with her work will not be surprised that she's pulled off a book with academic-style citations that is also engaging.
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Instead of paying the fines, Steward aggressively fought the citations by espousing beliefs of the so-called "sovereign citizen" movement, court and police records show.
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She added that Steward pulled the bulk of his court filings from "templates" found on the Internet as he sought to have the citations dismissed.
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Between 2014 and mid-2017, inspectors issued more than 7,000 citations to facilities for violations tied to the use of antipsychotic medications, the report shows.
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For her menorah, titled "Persist and Rise from Ashes," artist Caron Tabb printed poems and citations on fabrics and illuminated them to create sculptural flames.
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According to a recent analysis of federal data by the Animal Welfare Institute, the USDA issued nearly 2628,28500 citations, based on 6900,2628 inspections, in 28503.
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Mr. Vignarajah noted that many of those who are found with marijuana these days are issued citations and allowed to go on their way anyway.
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More than 90 percent of marijuana citations between 2015 and 2017 were issued to black residents, who make up roughly two-thirds of the population.
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Still, both letters made it clear that the administration was retaliating for the panel's insistence on issuing contempt citations for Mr. Barr and Mr. Ross.
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Officers found less than 10 grams of marijuana on two of the men and issued civil citations for possession of marijuana under 10 grams, Jordan said.
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The company has ten days to respond to the citations, otherwise the feds could start hitting the company with serious fines—or shut the lab down.
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With the help of University of Michigan librarian Mark MacEachern, Taichman cross-referenced the crew's physical symptoms with known diseases and analyzed over 1,700 medical citations.
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But my review of Westlaw citations indicates that courts tend to be sensitive to protecting the privacy of plaintiffs claiming to be victims of sexual assault.
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Congressional subpoenas are being issued and contempt-of-Congress citations are being considered for administration officials who are being advised by Trump to ignore the probes.
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But what "Dreamers" lacks in citations of official data it makes up for through its Hindi-speaking author's ability to draw out her subjects' inner thoughts.
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These were drawn from Scopus, the world's biggest catalogue of abstracts and citations of papers, which is owned by RELX Group, a publisher and information company.
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The good news is that most SEOs agree these mentions (known as non-linked citations or implied links) do help boost your SEO to an extent.
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In a gruff, rumbling baritone, he reads from a text that is often studded with legal jargon and citations to sub-parts of statutes and regulations.
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"In most years through 2010-2011, the football team also had the most drug and alcohol citations of any Penn State sports program," the report says.
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Minnesota courts list serious crime and driving records together, and Castile's show no citations for criminal behavior beyond motor vehicle infractions and a dismissed marijuana charge.
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They then review ALL scientific studies, find 1368 citations that apply, whittle them down to 7 by eliminating any that don't meet their very strict criteria.
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The son of a computer science professor, Page understood that links on the Internet could function like citations in the academic world, proving relevance and expertise.
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Instructed 12 times to get vet checks for dogs between 2010 and 2017; received warning and citations at six different state inspections between 2010 and 2017.
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This index is a proxy for the prestige of a journal, and an indicator of the expected future citations of a prospective article in that journal.
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For example, Santiago-area riders had complained on social media that drivers were frequently cancelling rides to and from the airport, a hot zone for citations.
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"We continue to work cooperatively with Cal/OSHA to understand the findings of their investigation and the basis for their citations," said Exxon spokesman Todd Spitler.
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Seattle police handed out 28 percent of jaywalking citations from 2010 to 2016 to black pedestrians, who only make up 7 percent of the city's population.
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Teachers will receive an Originality Report attached to the assignments that details any missed citations and notes the source — like a book or a web page.
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Along with the assessment of citations in other patents, the analysis included gauging how frequently an average journal article from an institution is cited by patents.
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"These are eugenics-era cases," said Samuel Bagenstos, a law professor at the University of Michigan specializing in disability rights and regulations, said of the citations.
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"There obviously are going to have to be, perhaps from our committee and certainly from other committees, other contempt citations to enforce subpoenas," Nadler told reporters.
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In addition, most of the citations weren't critical at all of the letter or the notion that these drugs could be dangerous to prescribe long-term.
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If these subpoenas are ignored, it is incumbent upon all members of Congress, regardless of party, to consider citations of contempt against the relevant administration officials.
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In the last five years, the Labor Department conducted 1,515 investigations of possible parity violations and issued 171 citations for noncompliance by employer-sponsored health plans.
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While citations are rampant across the industry, health inspectors have classified all but 1% of violations as minor and not warranting fines, the KHN analysis found.
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Representative Gerald E. Connolly, Democrat of Virginia, joked that he would find a "nice jail cell" for administration officials slapped with contempt citations by the House.
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In recent weeks General Thomas flew to Fort Bragg, N.C., the home of the Green Beret team, to ensure that the award citations were being prepared.
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Global Health A mounting number of citations on a popular disease-tracking website suggests that mosquitoes may be moving into new ecological niches with greater frequency.
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Away from the challenges of matching citations up with the right books, the Internet Archive has made good progress in digitizing books in the first place.
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He frequently refused to answer their questions without specific citations to the text of the Mueller report, which he did not have in front of him.
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Studies on police have found racial disparities in use of force, speeding tickets, car crash citations, and murder solve rates — to name just a few examples.
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Although the criminal trespass warnings come with no penalty, University Police Chief Jose Banales said they allow campus police to issue criminal citations if they return.
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China's share of STEMpapers in Scopus, the world's biggest catalogue of abstracts and citations, rose from 4% in 2000 to 19% in 2823, more than America's contribution.
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The former vice president's campaign also added citations to his plan to combat climate change after facing criticism for lifting some of its language from liberal groups.
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And sometimes, drivers who were not sect members were cited for traffic violations that did not result in citations against drivers who were part of the sect.
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In most of the disputes, Trump and his advisers run the legal risk of contempt of Congress citations and court enforcement actions that could result in fines.
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Browsing the archive, you'll see debates that include citations of lots of academic studies, as well as medical journal articles and anecdotal information based on lived experience.
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Unlike other rankings that often rely entirely or in part on subjective surveys, Reuters relies exclusively on empirical data such as patent filings and research paper citations.
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Officers have also been handing out citations to people for parking outside the boundary and illegally entering the park through barbed-wire fencing and hurting the flowers.
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They include Courts and Citations, Environmental Services, Health and Human Services, Motor Vehicle, Parks and Wildlife Services, Professional Licensing, Public Safety, Taxes, Turnpike and Tolling and Utilities.
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There is now talk of "bundling" several contempt of Congress citations for top Cabinet officials in one House vote to maximize the political fallout for the administration.
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"The results show if the vehicle appeared in any crimes, arrests, field interviews, incidents, or citations, across both LAPD and LASD sources simultaneously," the Palantir guide says.
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During his first decade on the force, according to official records, he was responsible for only six injuries, and received 41 citations and commendations for meritorious service.
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The three citations stem from Exxon's failure to repair a three-inch nozzle that caused a leak of hydrofluoric acid used in the alkylation unit on Sept.
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However, there should be many more contempt citations issued by the House, more subpoenas issued and much more court activity to compel witnesses to appear and testify.
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White House officials reportedly objected to the document's scientific citations, which refer to work conducted by federal agencies including NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Black residents make up 224.5 percent of Ferguson's population, but according to the DOJ, they experienced 218.5 percent of all traffic stops and 393 percent of citations.
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As one of the nation's largest food suppliers, it should set an example for workplace safety rather than drawing multiple citations from OSHA for ongoing safety failures.
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Apparently every time a traffic cop wrote a ticket and left the license plate blank, those citations headed straight for Tartaro's mailbox, regardless of the actual culprit.
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While the European award is often considered one of the more discriminating, scads of prizes and "10 best" citations are bestowed by newspapers, blog sites and magazines.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration has issued relatively few citations, but Mr. Espinal said he found a groundswell of support for a repeal in Bushwick this year.
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The boxes hold everything from the mundane, like payrolls and medical screening forms, to the heart-tugging: photos of young recruits, letters from worried mothers, medal citations.
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Although the Marines were said to be on a "train, advise and assist" mission, the citations made clear that they were fighting and, at times, directing events.
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The work of other players listed sources at the end, but they contained page after page of text lifted verbatim from websites, without quotation marks or citations.
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As a young man Mr. DeCarlo recorded doo-wop songs with Mr. Frashuer and Mr. Leka, first as the Glenwoods, then as the Citations and the Chateaus.
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During arguments this week, the lawyer from the Department of Justice seemed to scoff at citations from news reports of remarks by Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani.
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TPC received citations from the commission for failure to meet pollution limits on units, failure to maintain required equipment and maintain proper records between 2014 and 2019.
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He said Illinois issued more than 6,700 citations in 2013 for violating its "hands-free" law, while Indiana issued just 186 under its own "largely inefficacious" statute.
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If you feel hassled by all these citations just for hanging around, and you hassle the cops back, a Disorderly Conduct misdemeanor can cost you another $1,2296.
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The decision is also held (owing to a lack of on-record citations or consultations) to be "arbitrary and capricious," and thus illegal under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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"The threat of sudden flooding, movement of debris and deterioration of air quality posed continuous, potentially fatal hazards to all personnel in the cave system," their citations said.
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The measure (House Bill 1631) would do away with the possibility of the cops dragging minor pot offenders to jail by simply forcing law enforcement to issue citations.
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Between the number of classified documents I received and my continuing true identity as an absent-minded professor, I got a lot of citations — second only to Marty.
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A dictionary is really a database; it has fields for headword, pronunciation, etymology, definition, and in the case of historical dictionaries like the OED, citations of past usages.
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The man, 28, and woman, 48, were not named, but both were issued citations, and the FBI is currently investigating the incident, according to Detoit&aposs WDIV-TV.
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It's pocked with citations — a result of the computer's inability to understand themes and concepts — and many sections are a paragraph long, built around just one research paper.
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We've checked with Kansas City law enforcement ... they tell us there are no citations or arrests connected to the bus -- but it's possible it could be a repossession.
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However, city Law Director Tim Riley disputes that claim and said she started receiving citations in 2015 and has received more than four over the past four years.
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The resulting Justice Department report found that Ferguson's police practices were racially biased against African-Americans, who made up a disproportionate number of vehicle stops, citations, and arrests.
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The citations often claimed, for example, that the letter found zero cases of addiction among patients with no prior history of addiction — when the letter cited four cases.
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Strumia did present data showing that men got more citations as their careers advanced, but then proceeded to argue this meant women were simply less capable at physics.
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McKinney pulled out his iPad, hoping to use the extra few minutes to review a few citations he planned to use as part of that day's asylum hearing.
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Instead of handing out citations, the Godley Police Department is issuing notes asking citizens to voluntarily bring an unwrapped toy to the station for a child in need.
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Yet West found that officers were more likely to give citations for both moving and non-moving violations, although not felony violations, to drivers of a different race.
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According to a review from the Environmental Defense Fund, that decision relies not on an EPA analysis of the standards but on 63 citations from the auto industry.
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McMullin told the local news outlet that the couple was issued misdemeanor animal cruelty citations but there is a chance prosecutors may press felony charges, as well. Sgt.
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She is picking Fagin's own pocket, though the assiduous biographer cannot entirely shed her scruples: a tidy list of citations is included at the back of the novel.
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Renaissance, which produced 1.5 million barrels last year, as well as 3.8 billion cubic feet of gas, received 47 safety warnings or citations in 48 inspections in 2017.
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House leaders have yet to schedule a floor vote on the Judiciary Committee's contempt citation and have expressed interest in waiting for other potential citations before doing so.
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According to WUSA9, most of the citations were for blocking crosswalks, obstructing pedestrian pathways, ignoring no-parking signs, or parking in spaces reserved for residents of the block.
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According to the Denver police, 26 people have been cited under the ban since it was passed in 2012, and officers issue citations only as a last resort.
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As we reported earlier this week, the deaths at Time Warp Argentina have led to arrests, citations, and a ban on all electronic music festivals in Buenos Aires.
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As for the rest of the stop, Nkemdiche was booked for having an outstanding warrant -- and he was also hit with citations for speeding and driving while suspended.
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Seven people who were trying to get such views in Lower Puna will have to appear in court after they were hit with citations for loitering, officials said Saturday.
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Morales offers Nicole and Rachel small slips of paper with Biblical citations on them and says a prayer before jumping back in her car -- on to the next corner.
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However, lately we've also seen more and more students, perhaps at the behest of their teachers, go even further, posting multi-part formal essays, complete with in-text citations.
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A little update on Google Docs should help make life a little easier by allowing students (and other researchers) to automatically add paper citations with just a few clicks.
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And there was a security person who came through our offices at night, scooped up any classified documents we left out, put them in a safe, and issued citations.
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Why it matters: Much has been made about the potency of contempt citations and whether they would actually have any effect in changing the Trump administration's pattern of stonewalling.
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"There are 1,442 citations in #ACA where it says "The Secretary shall…" or "The Secretary may…" @HHSGov, we'll look at every single one," Price noted in a tweet Friday.
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Mar-a-Lago, nicknamed the "Winter White House," has been slapped with a total of 55 citations since 2014, which is as far back as the state's database goes.
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Along with the pair of citations, state police gave warnings to just three other drivers since the law went into effect on July 1, according to the Idaho Press.
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Four citations, with combined possible fines of up to $25,770, were issued in April by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health against the San Diego amusement park.
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It also found that citations increased dramatically at the time when the makers of Oxycontin were marketing the drug as being unlikely to cause addiction, which was no coincidence.
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While Chinese publications are not among the elite in top citations and prizes, their status is rising exponentially, while Europe, Japan and the U.S. remain flat or are dropping.
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Then they evaluated each candidate on 201933 different metrics, focusing in particular on patent filings and research paper citations, and ranked universities within the region based on their performance.
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There have been five traffic incidents involving Bird scooters in Santa Monica since November, and 424 citations of motorized scooter riders, according to a Santa Monica Police Department spokesman.
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From October 2016 to October 2019, the city handed out 564 parking citations on the block where Bezos' home sits, according to a new investigation from CBS station WUSA9.
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It is worth noting how the Court of Appeals avoids any direct mention or reference to the insular cases, burying their bones in case citations, obfuscating the underlying controversy.
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Writers are frequently asked to provide hyperlinks that provide supporting citations and sources for statements of fact and other material that are not widely known or accepted as authoritative.
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Between 2003, when Harris won the district attorney election, and 2004, citations for "camping" — sleeping in public places, a practice that is no longer illegal –– tripled from 436 to 1114.
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The company has declined to comment on why aside from citations of its TOS and vague comparisons between antifa and others it has banned, like far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
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Each of these technical studies is reprinted (with full citations) and affixed to the gallery walls, their pages illegible to anyone without a strong background in engineering and water management.
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There were all manners of incidents: arrests for drag racing in Miami, a lost pet monkey in Germany, citations for noise violations from parties in Calabasas, bucket-peeing in NYC.
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It included legal citations, but it would be thrown out by any court in the country, according to Jennifer Rodgers, a CNN legal analyst and lecturer at Columbia Law School.
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Many citations incorrectly say that BLS projects the shortage when, in actuality, BLS economist Jennifer Chi clarified in an email that all of these attempts are made by third parties.
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District attorneys, judges and police in places such as Philadelphia and Spokane are working on alternatives to detention, using pre-trial risk assessments, supervised monitoring and citations instead of arrests.
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During the summer, at the height of the mobile ARG's popularity, local law enforcement officers distributed hundreds of citations to players for violating ordinances against littering and park opening hours.
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Ross Garber, a lawyer in Washington, said Trump's lawyers will likely argue that any subpoenas and contempt citations issued now expire when a new Congress is seated in January 2021.
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State records show multiple citations for violations like improper pH levels, problems with "disinfection feeders" that pump chlorine into the water, and inadequate safety features, including deficient handrails and ladders.
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CNN has obtained the battlefield citations for both Owens and Milliken -- both of whom served for years on high-risk classified combat missions -- revealing new details of their extraordinary service.
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The San Francisco Police Department, who were out in force both with uniformed and plain clothes officers, recorded eight arrests at the event and doled out 35 traffic-related citations.
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Rank and file Republicans may trust Ryan more than they trust his critics, but they should consider, briefly, why Ryan would make such a claim based on no external citations.
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The GII measures innovation quality as: 1) quality of local universities, 2) internationalization of local inventions (patents filed), and 3) the number of citations that local research documents receive abroad.
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By the end of the day, the Philadelphia police said, 54 people had been cuffed, detained, then released with disorderly conduct citations after crossing over barricades near the convention center.
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The analysis found 608 citations of the initial letter as of May 30, 72% of them pointing to it as proof that addiction was rare among long-term narcotic users.
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Police cite safety as the goal of these efforts, but urban planning experts agree that citations are simply not an effective way to change behavior or bring down pedestrian deaths.
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They would research and copy down the finer points of the arguments they wanted to use, they would reword those passages, and they turned to Google Scholar to find citations.
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Mr. Blankenship viewed the hundreds of citations that regulators issued at Upper Big Branch as an acceptable cost of doing business, appealing many of them, which resulted in delayed compliance.
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Mr. Soldevere, the spokesman, acknowledged that small property owners received a majority of noncompliance citations, but said it was because developers had more incentives and resources to fix violations immediately.
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He warned the officer who issued him the citations that she could be fined more than $500,000 for running his name through police databases, according to a police incident report.
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The suit says that planning and environmental officials repeatedly issued citations and assessed fines of thousands of dollars for Epstein violating construction and environmental codes in work on his islands.
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The content he discovered on the platform not only fueled his beliefs, but it was used to fester new branches of his bigoted ideology through other users' content and citations.
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Colorado police have busted even more people in that wild youth baseball brawl ... saying they've now hit 12 TOTAL people with disorderly conduct citations -- including a 16-year-old kid.
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In recent years, Congress has preferred largely to rely on federal courts to put some bite into so-called congressional contempt citations against people who ignore subpoenas in its investigations.
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It also impedes Democratic lawmakers' ability to check up on the president, a responsibility also laid out in the constitution, Grassley wrote in a letter replete with footnotes and case citations.
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The impact: Before the county began using Planet's data, officials issued less than 100 citations for these kinds of infractions 2 years ago, Humboldt County Deputy Director Bob Russell tells Axios.
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CMS' policy guidance included some citations to surveys and research indicating a correlation between work and health — a showing that will be critical to keeping this policy on sound legal footing.
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An update to Carson's remarks, which added citations and links to outside material in the text were later posted by the committee and will be entered into the official congressional record.
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During training and medical care however, staff interact closely with the marine mammals and the citations claimed the park had ineffective training and measures for ensuring worker safety in the pools.
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And of course I found plenty of examples in valorous awards citations of enlisted American soldiers who had fought in World War II. I read their stories late into the night.
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As for his citations ... Smith's facing nothing more than fines for those, but his attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf to both of the infractions earlier this week.
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In its report to Trump earlier earlier this month, the OSC found Conway violated the law with comments about 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, and cited her lax attitude about past citations.
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U.S. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler said lawmakers may bundle numerous contempt citations from different committees into a single resolution that the full House of Representatives could then vote on.
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We have to be intentional about not allowing racism and discrimination to plague the enforcement of the marijuana offenses and fines that remain in place, such as citations for public consumption.
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The tilting tower has produced introspection among engineers in part because when the building was completed the developers received at least nine awards for "excellence in structural engineering," among other citations.
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The tech flyaround • The human in the Uber self-driving car that killed a woman in Arizona was a felon with a history of traffic citations who wasn't watching the road.
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The prize has been haunted by that embarrassing episode, only partly rectified by special awards and citations granted posthumously to Ellington and other jazz legends like Scott Joplin and John Coltrane.
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Another website, Nursing Home Inspect — run by ProPublica, the nonprofit investigative journalism group — allows visitors to dig more deeply into facilities' inspection reports and any citations they have received from regulators.
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" The officer who wrote the citations testified that Steward told her that she was "not able to give him a lawful order because I was not an agent of common law.
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The OSHA violations included citations for employees not receiving proper hazardous-chemicals training before handling concrete, not removing water from excavations and not wearing safety glasses and protective gloves, documents show.
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Despite the various methods and forms now used for citations across disciplines and forums, the essence of plagiarism is the same: presenting material from others as if it were your own.
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