"If they [want to] cite me for it, they can cite me," Hayten said.
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Some cite material cost, others cite customer needs, and some honestly admit that they're flummoxed over fit.
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Instead, when we cite foreign media, we will have to at least cite three different sources — by only summarizing and paraphrasing, not directly translating.
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While 5 percent of people without home internet cite lack of service available, 33 percent of households without internet cite affordability as their chief barrier.
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And... TAPPER: Well, they would -- they would cite -- sorry for interrupting, but they would cite David Kendall, who was President Clinton's attorney during that impeachment.
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One reason for that, they found, was that men tended to cite articles by other men, while women were more likely to cite articles by other women.
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He said men who believe this cite the idea that there could be trace amounts of birth control in the water supply and also cite myths about foods like soy.
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Interestingly, religious participants were more likely to cite morality and concern for other people as reasons for staying faithful; secular participants were more likely to cite the fear of being alone.
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And when our court, when the U.S. Supreme Court of the United States were to cite, and they do from time to time, cite cases from the European court of human rights.
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It's in the report, I can cite you the page.
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You can cite polls where his numbers are going up.
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Let me cite a small number of additional, brief examples.
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But increasingly, celebrities cite it as one of society's ills.
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In fact, the major U.K. publication doesn't even cite anyone.
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You could always screenshot, cite the original creator, and post.
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The report did not cite its source for the information.
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The newspaper did not cite any sources for its information.
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They cite the U.S. Government Accountability Office as their source.
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The Nikkei did not cite any sources for its information.
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Private equity buyers often cite enterprise value when discussing bids.
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The channel did not cite a source for its report.
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But most cite boredom, not poverty, as the main reason.
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China did not cite any specific incidents during Thursday's briefing.
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Those who oppose granting anonymity cite the need for transparency.
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Supporters cite a court ruling that said he could run.
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In a statement, Rachel Whetstone did not cite a reason.
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Who would you cite as some of your musical influences?
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Some DJs on the list cite a changing music scene.
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Critics cite high loan default rates from those schools' students.
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"He did not cite religious reasons," she told the paper.
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Optimists cite global expansion, but NN also tested that theory.
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Some will cite girls being trafficked as young as 12.
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" He doesn't cite evidence of this, insisting it's "common knowledge.
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Clinton seemed eager to cite an article she had read.
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So they'll cite concerns about the "readiness" of these soldiers.
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Other big airlines, including United and American, cite similar shifts.
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Mr. Salerno's lawyers then cite three cases for this principle.
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She does cite Nolan in many places in the book.
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Republicans often cite concerns over the safety of imported drugs.
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Chipotle did not cite a specific reason for the downturn.
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Those who favor bathroom restrictions often cite safety and privacy.
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But perhaps someone should remind him to cite his sources.
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But none would go on the record to cite specifics.
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French unions cite these realities as backing for their fight.
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Other studies cite increased traffic accidents and even heart attacks.
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Scholars often cite artists' writing, what artists have to say.
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The norm for most candidates would be to cite evidence.
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Whitney's drawings cite influences from Harlem Renaissance literature to bebop.
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" They went on to cite Cain's "uninformed and belligerent performance.
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Others cite insufficient investments in infrastructure, science, technology and education.
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Cite statistics from the article, and include graduation rates. 3.
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Republicans cite these cases as a defense of their actions.
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He was able to cite, accurately, his impressive favorability ratings.
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Often, politicians who oppose clean water regulations cite economic considerations.
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Addiction researchers worldwide still cite it in studies on benzodiazepines.
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They cite his military background as a distinguishing résumé line.
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Mr Saez and Mr Zucman agree, and cite other concerns.
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They can cite currency fluctuations in their upgrades, Cramer said.
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The challengers even cite this economic analysis in their briefs.
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He did not cite any evidence for such a claim.
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Refugees cite fears of violence and persecution back in Myanmar.
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Cite evidence from the article to support your answer. 3.
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The statement does not cite Page or Steele by name.
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Small businesses consistently cite health care as a critical issue.
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Is life an accumulation of — to cite Johns's title — regrets?
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They often cite Thomas Epenshade, a retired sociologist from Princeton.
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Trump could cite that law, when appointing a Rosenstein replacement.
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Some doctors may cite the theoretical risk as their justification or claim that they fear such information will discourage condom use and drive up STD transmission rates, fears some doctors also cite about promoting PrEP.
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Four in ten Trussell Trust referrals cite benefit delays or changes.
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Regulators did cite CONSOL for under-reporting in a 2013 audit.
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Most sources that have reported on the potential couple cite SportsGossip.
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The other problem that most ECT critics cite is memory loss.
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"Well, you can cite so many examples of this," he said.
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The docs cite irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
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When it comes to Moore, I often cite film critic John
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Others cite being sick or disabled, or because of home responsibilities.
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Anyone who studies economic mobility will cite it as empirical fact.
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Opponents cite the risk of triggering earthquakes and contaminating drinking water.
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The application doesn't cite a human end user at all, frankly.
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Officials cite cost as a primary reason not everyone is screened.
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He did not cite any reasons for the company breaking up.
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The French authorities cite terrorism, after two fatal attacks in 2018.
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People cite, 'changing the nature of a community' as a concern.
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They cite projected returns on public pension plans of 7-20183%.
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Cite journal articles showing that the treatment is safe and effective.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLICE CITE DRIVER TWICE IN 5 DAYS FOR UNSECURED LOAD
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I could cite many conservative scholars and professors praising Justice Thomas.
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Some parents cite religious reasons for refusing to vaccinate their children.
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The television network did not cite a source for its report.
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Employers could cite any religious or moral reason for their exemption.
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In every movie, multiple supporting characters repeatedly cite Seagal's transcendent brilliance.
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Another statistic you cite is the trend toward demolishing project housing.
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But, he added, "We find fatal flaws" in research they cite.
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He did, however, cite the policy against charging a sitting president.
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DID THEY CITE – RYAN: PEOPLE WHO DON'T LIKE TRUMP SAY THIS.
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Companies already are beginning to cite the tax cuts in forecasts.
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These observers cite problems that include inadequate water and inedible food.
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Advocates cite countering and deterring Russian aggression as the primary justification.
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Even the hungry cite an advantage: the drug suppresses their appetite.
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We know the reasons you cite to vote against Mr. Trump.
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Cite other pundits who agree with you to bolster your point.
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Unfortunately, there are no shortages of tragedies and shortcomings to cite.
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To cite just a few examples: Is any of that "collusion"?
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It didn't cite specific increases as numbers, percentages, or averages, however.
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ET unless Republicans can cite a rule explaining why he can't.
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Experts cite Mr. Trincale as an innovator in the traditional form.
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Others cite searching for work and more stability for their families.
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Progressives cite stagnant male wages, automation, and outsourcing "pushing" them out.
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Some film executives even cite "Get Out" as a cautionary example.
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No government would cite these doctrines to justify its actions today.
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Rentals a few blocks away cite it in their marketing materials.
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D.S. laws often cite trade with Israel as a motivating factor.
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But other experts cite learned behavior, especially between daughters and mothers.
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Allen didn't cite China specifically as a reason for the shortfall.
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Childress did not cite the financial controversy in his resignation letter.
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Though he's known to cite poets, it's hard to think of
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The documents do not cite the possibility of creating "concentration camps".
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He then went on to cite his "difficulties" with Fox News.
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Odell and Newport cite a common philosophical inspiration: Henry David Thoreau.
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Analysts cite the company's ever-diversifying portfolio as a value driver.
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Is there a less biased and partisan source you could cite?
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People's Daily did not cite where it got this figure from.
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Then there is some not-terrific material, which he does cite.
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The diplomat did not cite evidence to indicate any specific threat.
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Both IDC and Gartner cite Windows 10 upgrades for the turnaround.
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Some of these posts cite medical workers in Wuhan, without evidence.
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Many medical experts cite the age of viability as 24 weeks.
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And 26% cite "inadequate income" for causing them to fall behind.
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Many there cite the advantage of having day care on site.
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Representatives from the NCTA cite "environmentally minded millennials" leading the demand.
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Aides cite polls showing that his support has held in battlegrounds.
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung did not cite its source for the information.
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But he has been much more likely to cite Justice Scalia.
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The article did not cite any evidence to support the assertion.
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You need to be able to cite directly from the text.
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For example, there are notable papers that openly cite unpublished work.
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I cite three Bloomberg View columnists today, and that's not coincidental.
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The counterexample everyone is going to cite isn't really a counterexample.
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Honda did not cite the elephant on its production line: Brexit.
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The statistics they cite are usually in the neighborhood of correct.
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The Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung did not cite the source of its information.
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If there is a big news development, we can cite other media.
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Sanders did not cite specific comments made by any of the officials.
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Patent applications cite earlier patents to show how they differ from them.
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The Korean news agency that reported the story did not cite sources.
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But his supporters cite his experience and wide range of legal opinions.
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In "Pitch," they cite web stats: Their site has 1.2 million visits!
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Medical-device makers cite onerous licensing procedures and seed firms lengthy approvals.
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Self-help gurus like Deepak Chopra cite Seth as an early influence.
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But some Cite Soleil residents cannot shake the memory of that day.
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CMS did cite a 22019 GAO study to support its expanded policy.
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Later, I wanted to cite that quote but couldn't remember it exactly.
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There are some key measurements of the economy Trump did not cite.
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They also cite YouTube as a place where they have found popularity.
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Migrants in the caravan cite a variety of reasons for joining it.
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Those in favour of a ban will cite two famous cricketing precedents.
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Analysts cite ongoing health concerns associated with consuming too many baked goods.
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Nor did it cite borrowing costs, Powell or the strong US dollar.
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The anti-gentrification brigades often cite anecdotes from residents forced to move.
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It isn't enough to cite a generalized belief that something went wrong.
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Brexiteers cite these as evidence that the industry will rumble on regardless.
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In his documents, Depp did not cite an exact date of separation.
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They cite these four reasons: Reason No. 1: The buck stops where?
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She doesn't exactly cite her source, but Kourtney has a comeback prepared.
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Steblay and McCullough's lawyers cite additional issues with the 2010 lineup's presentation.
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Third, the gender differences you cite differ between countries and over time.
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Palestinians cite it as a major obstacle in now-stalled peace talks.
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To cite Eliot, how do you connect your beginnings with your endings?
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Something both Moorhead and Rodriguez cite as cause for concern about Stadia.
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Analysts cite a long list of risks that could upend their forecasts.
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But others cite another factor: The face of Obamacare is now white.
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He said two-thirds of them cite altruism as their top motivation.
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" He also often said: "The devil can cite scripture to his purpose.
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The strategists cite 5 reasons for the increase in yields going forward.
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Shillady to faithfully cite all of the many contributors to the devotionals.
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Only 8 percent cite rewards as a reason to use credit cards.
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We can all cite big numbers explaining the challenge in stark numbers.
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And 92% of companies cite issues with attracting and maintaining their workforce.
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Individual protesters, though, cite grievances ranging from border traders to unruly buskers.
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That's when traders then began to cite the video as the catalyst.
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Can you cite examples of news organizations doing something comparable to this?
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The main reason they cite is their "duty of care" to employees.
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But now young Arabs often cite Islamic texts when challenging their elders.
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Cook did not cite an amount the Goldmans have collected from sales.
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"Cite the rule," Democrats said, and Cummings was ultimately allowed to proceed.
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And they cite some evidence that farm wages rose after it ended.
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Some cite the simple financial squeeze of having to maintain two residences.
|
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Nordstrom is the latest company to cite the negative impact of hurricanes.
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For instance, they cite strong market breadth when looking at advancing vs.
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Where, to cite just one example, would Gothic architecture be without Islam?
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The approval rating numbers on the projection cite current data from YouGov.
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Entrepreneurs consistently cite taxes as the No. 225 issue for their business.
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Advocates cite these concerns as a pretext for strict location privacy laws.
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She did not cite a specific report or study for her assertion.
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Lots of cursive proponents cite cognitive and learning benefits to cursive writing.
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Activists cite local pressure as the reason for the Forest Service's decision.
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Detractors sometimes cite a brittleness in Ms. Radvanovsky's sound as off-putting.
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But they also cite another factor: fear of persecution and hate crimes.
|
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They should ask: Will the president cite one story he considers false?
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Not many Buddhist scholars cite the work of one Marshall Mathers, esq.
|
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Prosecutors cite Roof's "racist hatred" and said he had showed no remorse.
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Be wary of reports that already cite exact percentages for specific groups.
|
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"House of Cards" and "The Crown," to cite two examples, are licensed.
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I couldn't cite anything he ever did that was malicious to anybody.
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One hypothesis that researchers often cite is that it's related to demographics.
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Some social scientists cite traditional family arrangements that limit women's career choices.
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Because it really is every day, bro — to cite Mr. Paul's mantra.
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Cite two studies that the article uses as examples of it. 3.
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The high-profile indicators Trump loves to cite also confirm the pattern.
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" He added that Trump did not cite a "specific piece of evidence.
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He added that Trump did not cite intelligence when making the claim.
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You have to cite real revolutionaries like him for leading the way.
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They also cite voters' perceptions that Republicans are better on economic issues.
|
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The Republican rule still seems to be: When in doubt, cite Reagan.
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They cite moderate Republicans who have won in Democratic states, like Gov.
|
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But few market analysts cite the midterm election as a primary driver.
|
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This might also be a good place to cite relevant volunteer work.
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They cite your hosting a hundred weddings a year on the premises.
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Both also intermittently cite the 2002 AUMF that authorized the Iraq War.
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Wine lovers can cite many classic examples of the influence of terroir.
|
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McCain and Sasse cite Trump's plans to renegotiate NAFTA in their opposition.
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"I find it discouraging, your inability to cite that," Mr. Rubio said.
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Trump did not cite the source of his tale of two households.
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Let me cite one of my first encounters with Hillary Clinton, actually.
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But many cite growing evidence that money alone does in fact help.
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The San Jose Mercury News flagged his failure to cite Robert Kennedy.
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I promote my work there and I cite the work of others.
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They cite the violent repression of an anti-immigration march in 2011.
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So starting today (January 1) anyone can freely read, cite, or republish.
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These employers could cite any religious or moral reason for their exemption.
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I do not cite these facts as criticism of Clinton; I cite them as praise for Sanders and for the notion that the longer he can carry his message to voters, the better it is for all Democrats.
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Epic has even gone so far as to cite PUBG as an inspiration.
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Musk's lawyers cite the Buzzfeed article in their motion to dismiss the suit.
|
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One might cite what's gone on in Turkey under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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GIGOT: Any other cases that you&aposd cite, Allysia, major cases this year?
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Cops, unsurprisingly, cite the follow up—insisting the original unfairly tainted their reputation.
|
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Economists there did not cite widespread reports of weakness, but, again, weaker affordability.
|
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Some places cite safety and security concerns, others call the device a nuisance.
|
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To cite just two examples, Trump denied using a slur to describe Sen.
|
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Most of the company statements sent to BuzzFeed News did not cite specifics.
|
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Fitbit is quick to cite its own survey of recent potential wearable buyers.
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It's important to note the averages we cite don't tell the whole story.
|
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Most cite the discomfort and exclusion they felt in their sexual education classes.
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Two-thirds of people who file bankruptcy cite medical bills as a factor.
|
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MerchantsMerchants who have rolled out cashless storefronts often cite business efficiency and security.
|
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Munger and Phillips cite Ribeiro's paper in their own, published earlier this month.
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But it's easy to cite many precedents for both Cueva's and Colon's works.
|
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The departing companies, Amazon included, cite concerns over the coronavirus, according to Reuters.
|
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Called Researcher, it helps you find and cite sources without ever leaving Word.
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Can you cite specific examples of Obama failing to achieve stated political purposes?
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As models for his executive presidency, Mr Erdogan's supporters cite France and America.
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The Gateway Pundit article doesn't cite any other source on the yearbook signature.
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Mukasey did not cite which part of the Constitution he feels she breached.
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IF YOU DON'T CITE THEM, WON'T YOU LOOK WEAK TO THE PRESIDENT'S BASE?
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Republicans cite the economy, which is entering its ninth consecutive year of expansion.
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The study was not, however, something to cite as a significant scientific advance.
|
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Typically, candidates cite their qualifications as the reason that voters should affirm them.
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The pair have share no children and cite irreconcilable differences in their split.
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And about 20 percent cite emergency situations like medical bills and car repairs.
|
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To cite this as the cause of 1990s growth, however, is largely anachronistic.
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Some cite criminal history or prior immigration violations of the parents or guardians.
|
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All the regulators cite the internet as the main source of the problem.
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Some of them cite those words as evidence that King opposed affirmative action.
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The motion doesn't cite an explicit timeline for this part of the process.
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Officers showed up — so they could cite him for improper use of 911.
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O'Rourke has yet to cite specific policy stances on regulating the tech industry.
|
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Scholars cite this episode as a hallmark template for product placement in entertainment.
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The recently concluded FBI investigation provides nonpartisan fodder that Republicans can honestly cite.
|
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They cite the easy commute and spectacular views as the biggest selling points.
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These should be updated to cite Russia's human rights violations against the Tatars.
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Those who have not opted to return cite security as a major worry.
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YOURISH When we talk about Mr. Trump's tweets, we often cite anecdotal examples.
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If you attack someone and you don't cite anything, you're just a cannibal.
|
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Judge Jesse Furman ruled Tuesday, saying lawyers must cite satisfactory reasons for withdrawing.
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Manafort might try to cite Ford's pardon in defense of his own reprieve.
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Please cite all studies and evidence you used to come to this conclusion.
|
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Whatever rules you can cite simply are not going to matter that much.
|
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Organizers cite a technicality in the WTA's structure to justify the pay differential.
|
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Republicans cite benefits from earlier tax cuts, most notably under President Ronald Reagan.
|
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Transparency International did not cite any examples of peacekeeper corruption in the study.
|
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However, critics of the policy cite the Fulop's personal, fraught relationship with Airbnb.
|
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Many people can cite instances in which they think they have been bullied.
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That is below the 9 to 10 percent that analysts cite as needed.
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" He has previously criticized reports that cite anonymous sources, calling them "made up.
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We cite U.S. statistics of a sharply rising toll of depression and suicide.
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Some cite their first meeting in 1975 as the beginning of their beef.
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Experts cite several reasons primary care physicians don't routinely diagnose and treat STDs.
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An official press release did not cite a reason for the collective departure.
|
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They might instead cite flood insurance costs, gentrification, or lack of affordable housing.
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To cite just one example, teams played numerous neutral-site games back then.
|
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I was going to cite evidence showing a steady decline in racist attitudes.
|
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The catalogue and wall texts cite van Gogh and Munch as major influences.
|
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Articles warning of the next recession cite the trade war as a contributor.
|
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Many employers cite concerns about theft or potential liability if someone gets hurt.
|
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The filings did not cite any legal precedent regarding the race of arbitrators.
|
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The initial announcement of the Georgia inquiry did not cite any supporting evidence.
|
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"I have no specific evidence that I would cite right now," he said.
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The two sources they cite for this figure do not offer much support.
|
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His many maxims cite Ralph Waldo Emerson, Bertrand Russell and even Frank Zappa.
|
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But I'd compress the early-voting period, for the exact reason you cite.
|
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Good journalists always try to check the provenance of the numbers we cite.
|
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Between the lines: Trump did not directly cite his source for the claim.
|
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Cite three aspects of the Kodak company that compare similarly to Apple today.
|
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Oil executives cite the difficulty of working in Venezuela as social conditions decline.
|
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Besides which, political analysts who do cite it don't agree on the lessons.
|
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The line has been reprinted so frequently, many can cite it from memory.
|
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For instance, some only cite the book and not a specific page number.
|
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Mueller has yet to cite the Trump Tower meeting in a single filing.
|
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Scholars widely cite his assassination as the trigger of the regime's popular overthrow.
|
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Critics cite Vietnam and Iraq as examples of Australia's uncritical allegiance to Washington.
|
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It's not unusual for campaigns to collect internal numbers or cite them publicly.
|
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Law professors use it as a teaching tool; judges cite it in opinions.
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Your reference should easily cite one or two situations that highlight your strengths.
|
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His death was announced by Ohio State, which did not cite the cause.
|
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Sandberg isn't the first Silicon Valley exec to cite privacy concerns about TikTok.
|
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Proponents cite their shared, common windows as a major advantage over cubicle warrens.
|
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Many people cite Scott as being the first designer to revive the eighties.
|
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To cite one notable example, the media played no role in Lt. Col.
|
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But the data that proponents of work requirements often cite don't do that.
|
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Cohen did not cite a specific reason for Dees' dismissal on March 13.
|
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Forum attendees cite plenty of reasons why Saudi now wants the blockade over.
|
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Indeed, there are very few reviews that cite room size as an issue.
|
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Proponents of the breakdown of the bundle economy most often cite cable television.
|
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Bob Woodard doesn't make up quotes, and Jeffrey Goldberg doesn't cite uninformed sources.
|
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It is trite to cite examples of the darker chapters of Europe's history.
|
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Many major medical organizations cite two: psychotherapy and a steady increase in exercise.
|
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Many critics also cite a lack of transparency regarding information about this pipeline.
|
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After Seeger, those seeking status as conscientious objectors need only cite moral objections.
|
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The guidelines also cite research on health risks that are particular to men.
|
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Central banking specialists in China cite two likely front-runners to succeed him.
|
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"At some point, are you going to cite the European courts?" he asked.
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Cite 3 examples proving there is enthusiasm for your candidate without mentioning polls.
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Her sister in particular can cite chapter and verse of her mother's crimes.
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The station did not cite any sources for the instrument-case escape theory.
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We have not put it in headlines and do not cite it gratuitously.
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The statement did not say where he had died or cite the cause.
|
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He acknowledged that he had forgotten to cite Mr. Kinnock at the debate.
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You can cite high popular support for restrictions on gun and ammunition sales.
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Both countries cite security concerns for the measures, which have deepened economic hardship.
|
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Feel free to share this article, but be sure to cite your source.
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And frankly, some of those stats you cite I just don't agree with.
|
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In England, for example, you can cite the end of the Thatcher period.
|
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Jones' lawyers did not directly cite last year's Alabama constitutional amendment in their motion.
|
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I won't cite all the economic data, but there's just no signs of recession.
|
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But locals frequently cite the original story when explaining why some mistrust the police.
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If I had to cite one mundane moment, it would be from the gym.
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Together they cite a frightening statistic: 800,000 people will die by suicide this year.
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The Boy Scouts did not specifically cite the New Jersey case in its statement.
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In all these cases censorious governments cite similarly worded Western laws as precedents. Enough.
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In one case, they cite PewDiePie comparing a YouTube policy to a Hitler speech.
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It did, however, cite "uncertainty over trade" as a potential drag on the season.
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Those who have stuck with the game cite the value of chemistry and camaraderie.
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Ask tennis administrators to name their biggest fear, and nearly all cite match fixing.
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Others implausibly cite one-off factors, such as Russian interference or Jeremy Corbyn's Europhobia.
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Some reviewers cite that it's not as chunky as they suspected it would be.
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You don't need to just cite the Apple Watch to make that case, either.
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The cases brought within the past decade did not appear to cite Shaw v.
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They cite regulatory reasons such as the need for detailed background checks on staff.
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There are many other reasons swatters will cite to try to justify their actions.
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For breaking, the authors cite Cubism, shotgun sequencing of DNA and photomontage in film.
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When challenged they tend to cite their 73-year record of achieving those numbers.
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In Africa, officials promoting cremation cite more practical concerns: poverty and lack of space.
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Some foreign-policy experts cite the crashes as proof that America's sanctions are biting.
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Between the lines: The withdrawal numbers we cite above are only the formal withdrawals.
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For instance, they cite the tech-focused Black Girls Code program as a model.
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And many cite some of the things he's been quoted as saying about women.
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Critics of the Academy of Art cite the school's low success rate with students.
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Most of them cite government corruption and financial hardship as their reason for migrating.
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Many Costa Ricans cite the higher price of electric vehicles as the main obstacle.
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Six in 10 Americans cite consumer privacy among their top concerns in our society.
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Cite guidelines recommending the treatment and approvals by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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It did not say where the reports came from or cite any sources, however.
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Boot Barn is not the first retailer to cite pressure from oil-dependent markets.
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Some cite it as an example of the broadcaster's profligacy: moving cost £224m ($324m).
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Or do they know what objective factors to cite to illustrate the advisor's trustworthiness?
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When these shutdowns occur, government authorities often cite national security as their primary motivation.
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Others cite high prescription drug costs and the high cost of healthcare in general.
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Most convincingly, scientists who favour Brexit cite the stifling effect of some EU regulations.
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To cite one example, Gulf red snapper numbers have tripled in the past decade.
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Kim did not cite any numbers showing an increase in Chinese tourists in March.
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She then insisted that Stelter cite evidence that Russia's election interference influenced the election.
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Every strategist will cite her nomination as a risk to watch for in 2020.
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But it does cite training deficiencies and communications failures as contributing to the tragedy.
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President Trump was quick to cite her murder as a call for stricter immigration.
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United States, the decision that CBP agents routinely cite to motorists when detaining them.
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"The bigger one is the drugs that you often cite," Williams said, addressing Watters.
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And many delegates cite concerns about whether Mr. Cruz is really a better choice.
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" Many conservatives cite Madison and Tocqueville, he said, but "Ted has actually read them.
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Players cite a trickle-down effect with Curry atop the team's 26-point pyramid.
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Democrats also cite testimony of Trump Jr. and others about the Trump Tower meeting.
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They will cite the US-North Korean 1994 Agreed Framework as a failed agreement.
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Many players would cite Wimbledon as the toughest to win for that reason alone.
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Supporters cite the disputed claim that a fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks.
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"They are supposed to cite the primary evidence and not secondary evidence," he said.
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Katz said Cain's supporters will likely cite his chairmanship of the Kansas City Fed.
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But some responding to the article cite another reason: the joy of living alone.
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They also cite tax reform and additional consumer strength as reasons to be bullish.
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He was just one of several ministers to cite data from jobs portal Naukri.
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But the bulls can cite some fundamental factors that might drive prices higher first.
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The prosecutors also cite "additional contacts with administration officials," citing "electronic documents" they have.
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Manchin's commitment to bipartisanship are too numerous to cite—but a few stand out.
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Opponents of such projects cite concerns about zoning rules, water quality or traffic impact.
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Experts say that you can just cite it to get government funding for projects.
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In the Navy and Marine Corps, we cite Honor, Courage, and Commitment as ours.
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President Donald Trump likes to cite black employment data as a positive economic indicator.
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The report by the Brazilian newspaper did not cite how it obtained the information.
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Their legal arguments, so far, even cite some of the same laws and precedents.
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Most hemp producers cite the 2014 Farm Bill as evidence their business is legal.
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They cite Taking Back Sunday, John Mayer, and Jodeci equally among their musical influences.
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Can you cite an example of a prominent Democrat playing rhetorical games with science?
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Outside of Iran, Saudi Arabia can cite U.S. accords with Morocco, Turkey and Egypt.
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Traders often cite the CBOE Volatility Index as a reliable indicator of what's ahead.
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He did not cite any specific polls or reveal any numbers from Ms. McDaniel.
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Los Angeles, Seattle, Houston, San Diego, Sacramento, Phoenix, and others can cite similar improvements.
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On Sunday, Trump did extensively cite one former president during his extended news briefing.
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The film's official materials cite Vittorio De Sica and Pier Paolo Pasolini as inspirations.
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Instead, they cite an urgent need to combat a troubling decline in political participation.
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Stanford University, where he worked, announced his death but did not cite a cause.
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"I have no specific evidence that I would cite right now," Barr told Senators.
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How do you cite a black body if there is none to be found?
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Perry cites no evidence that VRE is damaging reliability, because there's none to cite.
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Some cite 10 USC 2808 and 33 USC 22909 as possible sources of authority.
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Many people cite 1968 as a starting point for Mexico's long transition to democracy.
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He would cite the precise case number and list the defendant's name in full.
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When you do share, she said, always cite your source so others can verify.
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Over all, people were more likely to cite structural issues — especially women and Democrats.
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When Christians cite the Bible to defend child molestation, Jesus should sue for defamation.
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Both Rolling Stone and Yashar Ali cite unidentified sources reportedly close to the organizers.
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At Fuyao, workers say there have been safety improvements, though some cite continuing problems.
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Hollywood celebrities retire for various reasons: Many cite fatigue and frustration with the limelight.
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They cite low interest rates and difficulty in timing market moves, among other reasons.
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Economists cite its faltering productivity, its made-up statistics and its giant debt bomb.
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Remember when "Sunset Boulevard" (to cite a personal favorite of yours, Jesse) stood alone?
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The researchers cite the "eyebrow flash" as an example of this type of communication.
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Companies cite internet controls as among the biggest obstacles to doing business in China.
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Officials dismiss this and cite a court decision that ruled he could run again.
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They also cite Russia's move into Syria after U.S. forces withdrew late last year.
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Others cite Spain as a validation of the revivifying powers of tough economic reforms.
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They cite complaints like stubbing toes on furniture and no privacy in the bathroom.
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I often cite these differences as related to its pace, perspective, nuance and calculus.
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But the suit does not cite a specific amount of damages it is seeking.
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College deans cite anxiety about the future as one factor keeping international students away.
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Many cite family problems, personal or financial worries or dissatisfaction with their treatment plans.
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People in the region will frequently cite that China's their No. 1 trading partner.
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The editors initially cite comments from Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Neighborhood protests cite concerns such as increased traffic and a potential loss of sunlight.
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For the latter point, they cite an article I wrote last year, among others.
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Economists cite a few reasons for why the expansion has lasted for so long.
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Youths cite flavors as one of the top reasons they started using e-cigarettes.
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Still, the museum's self-proclaimed "disgusting" holdings cite China more than any other country.
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Experts cite similar taxes on alcohol and cigarettes that have worked to curb consumption.
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Hypotheticals abound: Could any business now cite free speech or religious expression to discriminate?
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And we'd argue about it and we would cite our reading of the episode.
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It did not cite the prime minister himself but a "source" close to him.
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Therefore, it is just as misleading to cite $1.24 (or $1.7) trillion as the presumed cost when discussing nuclear modernization as it would be to cite $115,000 as the presumed cost to modernize an individual's personal transportation needs when buying a new car.
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The threat of fallout is even greater now, with Republicans able to cite Mr. Mueller's report that found no conspiracy by the Trump campaign to cooperate with Russian agents along with the special counsel's refusal to cite the president for obstruction of justice.
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The big picture: They cite a toxic combination of high debt, weak sales and bloat.
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The authors of the new study cite a 2007 study published in the journal Circulation.
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It's clear, just from the shows you cite, that Jewish people can be very funny.
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Nonwhites were more likely to cite financial reasons for not owning a home, Pew found.
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Before I say more about this, I want to cite something else that Johns said.
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The authors also cite concerns about prevailing underwriting standards and credit quality on such loans.
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People who defend cashless commerce cite greater convenience for customers and lower risks for businesses.
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The lawyers did not cite a reason and could not immediately be reached on Tuesday.
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U.S. health experts continually cite the obesity epidemic, and the fitness industry reciprocally plumps up.
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Rather than dismiss their concerns, they cite studies and data that back up their points.
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He's also fired people who he said were quick to cite numbers in criticizing ideas.
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Perry among them, cite both as positives — emblematic of the state's penchant for personal freedom.
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Labels cite the influence of Marcel Duchamp, the master of turning everyday objects into art.
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James did not cite the Zika virus or political concerns in skipping the Olympics, Cleveland.
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The president and his supporters cite a court ruling that said he could run again.
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The footnotes in the judge's filing cite these depositions as evidence for the abuse allegations.
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It does, however, cite other research finding that insurer consolidation has correlated with higher premiums.
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Others cite a Robin Hood mentality — accessing rich people's domains to steal views to share.
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Eight in ten Indians cite inequality as a big problem, on a par with corruption.
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Officials increasingly chafe when foreign powers cite global norms and rules as grounds for disapproval.
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Having a nice digital trail to follow or cite in court was clearly a godsend.
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Others cite debris from post-impact earthquakes and tsunamis as the immediate cause of death.
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They specifically cite "109 messages" from a shooter in Garland, Texas that investigators can't access.
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In contrast, Honda did not cite Brexit as a reason for closing the Swindon plant.
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Analysts expected EIA to cite a build of 3.8 million barrels in domestic crude stockpiles.
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They cite the culture of fear and silence around book stuffing and Amazon gamesmanship generally.
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To cite The Daily Maverick headline that topped its moving obituary, "Johnny Clegg: 1953 -- forever."
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Sorry, did you not cite humanitarian guidelines in your teacher feedback form at age 11?
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They cite everything from the power of social media to India&aposs hobbled school system.
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The divorce docs, filed by Jay's lawyers, Samantha Spector and Joseph Koenig, cite irreconcilable differences.
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Many Democrats cite Comey's handling of the investigation as a major reason for Clinton's loss.
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In addition, advocates cite research on the impact of early childhood trauma on brain development.
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I find it discouraging your inability to cite that, which I think is globally accepted.
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Those more inclined to support the fuel would cite the challenges as hurdles to overcome.
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Diversion courts, cite and release, and reforming their indigent defense process would better serve residents.
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Mary Kay's documents do not cite any basis for her move to dismiss the case.
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They can be sanctioned as a result of anonymous complaints that cite no patient harm.
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INGRAHAM: Leo, number one, you can&apost cite a statute, I will give you that.
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Some cite the water; others say the altitude of the mountains is a contributing factor.
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Yet, The Hill and other newspapers cite multiple lawyers as dismissing any legal ethical issues.
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Fashion designers often cite pretty wacky things for inspiration, but how about a bioluminescent jellyfish?
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In regular surveys, manufacturers cite policy uncertainty, not high interest rates, as a big constraint.
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He can then cite the appointment power as his source of authority to replace Sessions.
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The Jacksonville FBI agents cite three reasons why the banks didn't properly transfer the mortgages.
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They cite the Toa Baja landfill -- which receives waste from Levittown -- as a prime example.
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They often cite data input and management as a major cause of their heavy workloads.
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Why do those who volunteer come home and cite lack of connection to civilian society?
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Warren's opponents are likely to cite those discrepancies in arguing her plan is not feasible.
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But can you cite examples of specific decisions that have been taken away from citizens?
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I want to cite one more portion of Reagan's State of the Union of 1986.
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Liberal law professor Alan Dershowitz said FBI affidavits almost never cite news articles as evidence.
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That will decrease the incentive to ticket, cite and convict in order to collect revenue.
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Instead, judges can simply cite the lack of existing precedent and end the inquiry there.
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Pessimists then cite their own scientific data to argue for a fraction closer to 0.
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To cite one example, Maine ordered a phase-out of disabled workshops starting in 2023.
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They even cite old English cases in the same way as we stodgy originalists do.
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Dershowitz said he couldn't cite the papers in public records because they were under seal.
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CORRECTION: The board of the Office of Congressional Ethics recommended a further investigation of cite.
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Hedge fund managers cite a number of factors that explain how some funds avoided losses.
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Builders cite the high costs of land, labor and regulation as barriers to increased volume.
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But there are some where I've had to almost train them to cite their sources.
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Kim did not cite any numbers showing an increase in March in tourists from China.
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They routinely cite anonymous sources as one of their greatest concerns about The Times's journalism.
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Some proponents cite the idea of "osmosis" to explain how magnesium can penetrate the skin.
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Yesterday, First Solar officials did not cite the tariffs as a factor behind the expansion.
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See, usually I would cite this as an example of why a place is great.
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Many researchers cite evidence that talking therapies and behavioural approaches can help in some cases.
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Many researchers cite evidence that talking therapies and behavioral approaches can help in some cases.
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Both sides cite the studies that support their views and criticize the ones that don't.
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Currently, health insurers in 41 states cite this rule to deny coverage to needy patients.
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One audience member asked the candidates to cite something positive about each other, and Mrs.
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Bond market participants cite a number of reasons for the unanticipated move in bond spreads.
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The administration will be required to cite measurable impact to show progress in each country.
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Most school administrators cite policies and regulations as reason -- and rules are rules, after all.
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Similarly, Mr. Trump likes to cite a $151 billion trade deficit with the European Union.
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They've also aggressively pursued Latino voters, who often cite health care as their biggest concern.
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When asked, users repeatedly cite "Nazis" as a problem they would like Twitter to address.
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The administration didn't cite climate change in its National Security Strategy release in December, either.
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" Dermody went on to cite three separate studies, which he called "backup for our position.
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Ms. Sanders later revised the rationale to cite Mr. Acosta's behavior, which she deemed disrespectful.
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The designers of the iPhone and the Kindle cite works of science fiction as inspiration.
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They cite logistical hurdles, high costs for attracting and retaining customers and big-company competition.
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Ecuadoreans cite muggings and attacks that happened in front of the cameras without police response.
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"Don't cite Judge Daniels to me," he admonished the Justice Department lawyer at one point.
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Mr. Trott certainly has a long list of accomplishments to cite in pitches to investors.
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Federal Reserve officials frequently cite trade tensions as a threat to investment and economic growth.
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Those policies almost always cite "direct physical loss or damage" as a requirement for payouts.
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Now, disarmed warriors cite fears of becoming victims to raiders from the last armed clans.
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What evidence does the article cite to demonstrate that people are obsessed with this game?
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But wavering Republican senators didn't cite those threats as a factor in their decision-making.
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They cite disastrous real estate deals and the chain's bungled merchandising strategy in recent years.
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Canadian employers cite such economic success stories while dismissing suggestions that the program exploits workers.
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Some cite deference to authority as the reason that many Jews hesitated to leave Germany.
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He would eventually cite the show as the most difficult moment of his entertainment career.
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Etihad, however, did not cite U.S. policies in its statement on Wednesday, according to Reuters.
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Banking advocates cite the expanding size of credit unions and scope of services they offer.
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The authors cite two studies that show the "negative" impact of plant milk in children.
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If your references fail to cite one, it takes away you and your references' credibility.
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Cite at least three pieces of evidence from the article that support his claim. 5.
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In prosecuting leakers, the Trump administration could cite the aggressive treatment of leakers under Obama.
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Politicians who abhor criticism cite equality as a rationale to abate individual First Amendment rights.
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Those who take a daily multivitamin/mineral supplement typically cite "nutritional insurance" as their rationale.
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When clients come to you, is there a specific animation you've made that they cite?
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Most EU policymakers cite low levels of trust in the digital marketplace as the challenge.
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It allows Indiana businesses to cite their religious freedom as a legal defense in lawsuits.
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The assertion doesn&apost match the data, but woe to those who cite the data.
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To a lesser extent, officials also cite the 2002 AUMF that authorized the Iraq War.
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They cite specific concerns due to the Trump administration's close relationship with the Saudi kingdom.
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Patel said it was possible Modi could cite the protests as justification for the bill.
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Then corrupt people get to cite their lack of coverage as the absence of evidence.
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They cite a desire for a less dysfunctional White House as much as anything else.
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Brokers cite the neighborhood's popularity with families and buyers' sharpening discernment in a softer market.
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I similarly cite a business scholarship that I won, at the bottom of my resume.
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When on the job, E.P.A. inspectors regularly cite companies for violations that endanger human health.
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Democratic candidates prefer to cite specific issues and groups rather than invoke broader ideological themes.
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Some courageous officials push back, and both homegrown and international conservation groups can cite successes.
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I don't just feel like this, there's actually data that I cite in the book.
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The House Judiciary panel voted on May 8 to cite Barr for contempt of Congress.
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What should we make of the shooter's decision to cite [the Charleston and Norway attackers]?
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John gave me a quote that I use in the book, and I cite it.
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Despite that negligence, the committee did not cite Hastert or others with violating House rules.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to cite the correct "Fast and the Furious" franchise movie.
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They cite recent surveys showing that around 80 percent of pregnant women believe it's risk-free.
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Other companies cite examples where clients are showing a preference for automated systems over human interaction.
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Thirty percent of teen girls who drop out of high school cite pregnancy as the reason.
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Still, the BNC founders cite the Ocasio-Cortez breakthrough as a sign of what is possible.
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Analysts did cite risks of declining demand for paper, ink & toner, and increased competition from Amazon.
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He did not cite the two planes that crashed or Boeing's enormous consumption of fossil fuels.
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Many of those seeking asylum in the US cite violence as a reason for requesting protection.
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Neither Heleno nor Azevedo e Silva responded to requests for comment about the Cite Soleil raid.
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Google executives are separately giving money to the cause, though the report didn't cite specifically who.
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The former employees cite a lack of transparency from the company as the reason for leaving.
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Many on Wall Street cite potential pitfalls even though they see no signs of a recession.
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U.S. business leaders, in particular, cite employees as one of their top sources of inspiration (39%).
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The newspaper does not cite a reason for the hospital visit or the administration of fluids.
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Opponents of gun control cite the 2008 Heller decision as proof that the Supreme Court agrees.
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The area surrounding the cathedral, Paris' Ile de la Cite, was also evacuated, according to Reuters.
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Insiders cite a dearth of quality coaches and poor coordination among soccer authorities as contributing factors.
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Anecdotally, departments cite the value of reduced hospitalisation and jail time, and describe better community relations.
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Judge Kavanaugh failed to cite Whole Woman's Health as binding precedent, and only recognized Roe v.
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Opponents also cite environmental concerns, including possible contamination due to breaches and eventual greenhouse gas emissions.
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Opponents also cite environmental concerns, including possible contamination due to breaches and eventual greenhouse gas emissions.
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British bookmakers Ladbrokes and William Hill cite the sweet name at the top of their lists.
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They are the most likely to cite meaning (44%) as the basis for their workplace happiness.
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The administration will cite vague statutes that give it powers to spend money on 'national defense.
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Gluten-free dieters often cite benefits like weight loss and reduced gastrointestinal distress as their motivation.
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Ed Westwick will reportedly not face rape charges, as Los Angeles County prosecutors cite insufficient evidence.
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Critics of rule-based monetary policy cite its lack of flexibility to respond to unexpected events.
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Indian officials cite illness and working in high temperatures as the most common causes of death.
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Look for environmentalists to cite the resolution as they try and paint the administration as extreme.
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Others in the pro-Trump media cite the Molyneux interview as a crucial move for Damore.
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Democratic town hall: Transcript, video Trump did cite mechanical issues when he got to the speech.
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Cite specific reasons of how you've been outperforming compared to specific metrics and emphasize your experience.
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But a hackish enough Trump Justice appointee could cite them as an excuse for the firing.
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He blamed Congress but, when pressed, would only cite unidentified GOP House members from blue states.
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It is useful to cite it, as it gives further insight into Finlay's thinking: Only connect!
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Salafi-jihadists from ISIS and other groups also cite that the prophet in 634 conquered Mecca.
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Republican legislators said the law was needed to combat fraud, though they could cite no examples.
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The film does not cite a single rigorous randomized controlled trial on humans supporting its arguments.
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"When I cite a schedule, it is actually the schedule I think is true," said Musk.
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Some Catholic women cite research showing that women served as deacons in the church's early history.
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Despite growing competition, banks continue to cite demographic trends to justify their emphasis on wealth management.
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However, they can cite "national security" to gain an exemption from the normal global trade rules.
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But conservative publications began to cite him as if he were an authority on climate science.
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Asked to name the biggest problem in Palestinian society, fewer than a third cite the occupation.
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This action takes away a major incentive that drug companies cite to defend list price increases.
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Carbon pricing is one of the tools clean tech entrepreneurs cite as key to supporting innovation.
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Employees cite a toxic work culture at NPS and it generally fails to recruit minority employees.
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It's hard to tell, because they come from other blogs that don't always cite their sources.
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About 10% of Democratic students cite electability as the most compelling reason not to support him.
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Cryptocurrencies have excited investors and the financial services industry who cite a potential for global use.
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The senators cite inconsistencies between the two tools, both meant to aid users with retirement planning.
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Republicans often cite concerns such as whether the safety of the imported drugs could be assured.
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In my next article, I'll cite some more examples of how this apparent bias plays out.
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They instead cite high security costs and disruptions in the normal flow of business and traffic.
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Supporters would cite it as another reason why Robert Mueller's Russia probe is a massive distraction.
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At the same time, cannabis businesses regularly cite lack of banking access as a top concern.
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Morson and Schapiro cite the example of Gary Becker , the Nobel laureate in economics in 1992.
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Some women still dread coming to the plants, and cite misbehavior that continues to this day.
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A few months ago I interviewed Albert Wenger, the venture capitalist you cite in your column.
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One might cite her adaptability to the times as a reason historians have not remembered her.
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As an example of international collaboration that has made that ascent, Keohane and Victor cite trade.
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It's not exclusive to Republicans, but the vast majority of examples you cite come from Republicans.
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He'd cite reasons we shouldn't be together, and I'd offer practical solutions to fix the problem.
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King says male academics tend publish more papers, possibly leaving them with more work to cite.
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Women cite three important reasons so few of them are in the F.B.I.'s senior ranks.
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In other recent opinion polls, voters cite the economy, immigration and health care as top issues.
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When pressed on why he chose that date, he did not cite any evidence or data.
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Mr. Hoy declined to cite any specific potential violations the Commission on Human Rights is investigating.
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He may also cite progress in peace talks between the government in Afghanistan and Taliban rebels.
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Subway leaders cite several reasons: • Schedule changes on the numbered lines improved the on-time rate.
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Researchers cite a confidence gap: Men tend to overestimate their abilities, while women consistently underestimate theirs.
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But news outlets who cite John Lott as a gun expert are falling for a charade.
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" The Nation didn't believe that the State Department could "cite a single instance of forced espionage.
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They cite a company not involved with the deal: Huawei, the Chinese maker of telecommunications gear.
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They cite several reasons some parents take their child's swim meet or soccer match very seriously.
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And so contrary to the Rubio report, we should not prioritize manufacturing, to cite one example.
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So despite the public health evidence, officials will often cite moral objections to needle exchange programs.
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Restrictionists often cite a 2007 Robert Putnam study finding that more diversity leads to less trust.
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Fanatics cite Trader Joe's affordable prices as one of the best things about the grocery chain.
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"States continued to cite services industries broadly, particularly accommodation and food services," according to the report.
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Many will cite the need for party unity, as The New Republic's Walter Shapiro has done.
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"States continued to cite services industries broadly, particularly accommodation and food services," the Labor Department added.
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Experts cite three major hurdles to following South Korea's lead, none related to cost or technology.
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Following the recess in Friday's proceedings, the judge declined to cite Margraves for contempt of court.
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Experts cite a couple of bills as illustrating the two parties' general philosophies on the issue.
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Putin dismissed the accusations by claiming that the forensic evidence experts cite is not real proof.
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But the Massachusetts suit is the first to cite internal documents discussing the company's advertising strategy.
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St. George supporters cite a litany of frustrations, with complaints about underperforming schools chief among them.
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He claimed that Ms. Yovanovitch, whose name he did not cite, had been disparaging Mr. Trump.
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One concern he and others cite is the country's "99 percent conviction rate" in criminal cases.
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The advisories cite drug cartel activity and violent crime, and the Tamaulipas warning was very blunt.
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Both Lamb and Jones serve as reminders for why Democrats should cite the Bible more frequently.
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And I made a simple rule: No newsletter can cite the work of only one gender.
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You cite statements from Trump administration officials that they are trying to decide how to proceed.
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Some may cite George Washington's executive privilege in a fight with Congress over the Jay Treaty.
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"The reason not to cite it is that we've always cited abuse of power," said Rep.
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Tim McDonald III says he's heard clergy cite the Bible to justify arming clergy and congregants.
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He could be asked about particular conversations or moments and cite executive privilege or classified information.
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If officials cite market volatility as a reason to intervene, their inaction on Wednesday was justified.
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They cite National Assembly rules which require a quorum for the body to open for business.
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Mr. Amoils said millionaires leaving France cite religious tension and personal safety as their main reasons.
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Some so-called anti-vaxxers even cite religion among their reasons for not immunizing their children.
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But the costs that GM cite in its suit have nothing to do with that strike.
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In election after election, voters cite the economy as the most important issue affecting their vote.
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Footnotes in the report cite AT&T document production as the source of the call logs.
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Eventually, they ordered patrons to cite verses from the Quran and killed those who could not.
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They cite: 226) The surge in wages (up 25 percent year-over-year, highest since 2009).
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Senate Republicans, some feared, would simply cite the ongoing court cases and drop the article altogether.
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And second, he cannot really cite examples of him being independent other than saying, 'Ask people.
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Candidates often cite insufficient physical fitness as the reason for their withdrawal, the study team notes.
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Democrats could cite his answers later as evasive responses that persuaded them to vote against him.
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Even if you use a print source or an expert interview, you must cite your sources.
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Indira Gandhi, to cite one example, cut deeply into civil liberties when she was prime minister.
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Cons: While the rooms appear nice, some negative online reviews cite they're in need of renovation.
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It's possible newspapers do a better job when they cite research when it's not breaking news.
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It's not that Phillips should, in theory, be allowed to cite his religion to freely discriminate.
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Opponents often cite religious belief in saying that fetuses deserve rights similar to those of infants.
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She uses the example, and I fully cite this in the book, of it's like Doritos.
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After stating that he has read the rationales, he goes on to cite some of them.
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They can reject the correction and cite one of the most influential figures in the campaign.
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It's hard to break it up but, and it's hard to just cite a profit number or whatnot, but basically a lot of folks cite it at about 30 or 40 percent for wholesalers of traditional mattresses, and another 30 or 40 percent margin for the retailers.
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But anyone who works with people can cite case after case in which the standard metrics disappoint.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Don't just cite current market value as your reasoning behind a salary requirement.
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To cite one example, Microsoft also sells a facial recognition service to law enforcement called Face API.
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UC San Diego, and was sent a link to download the data, with a request to cite
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They cite a report that Stanford Research Institute scientists presented to the American Petroleum Institute in 1968.
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As proof of Kemp's intentions, Democrats cite leaked audio of a recent closed-door talk with donors.
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In discussing the league's lack of balls, people like Gibbons cite MLB's tendency toward reactionary rule changes.
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Instead, the left -- they want judges who even value and cite international law, not our own Constitution.
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Those who still refuse to take Trump seriously cite his incompetence for the rough start in office.
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Depending on the age of your colleague, this could be an opportune moment to cite South Park.
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He did not cite any evidence of Carmody's role in the alleged theft at the press conference.
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Diversity advocates frequently cite data to draw a dismal picture of exclusivity in the tech startup world.
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Also, U.S. documents filed by prosecutors cite a culture at Goldman that prioritized "consummating deals" over compliance.
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Indeed, some cite WWII as the moment when lipophobia (fat phobia) truly materialized as a cultural attitude.
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Israeli newspapers cite intelligence that the chemical air strike was ordered by the "highest levels" in Syria.
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In addition to his supervising judge, attorneys who have argued in front of Persky cite his abilities.
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Wertheim and Moskowitz cite a rate around 174 percent for teams exchanging future choices for picks today.
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" LAWFARE: "Remarkably, in the entire opinion, the panel did not bother even to cite this (the) statute.
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They cite a phrase currently much used in the Obama White House: "Never waste a good crisis."
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They cite the joint funding agreement with the DOD as to one reason why costs ran wild.
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The State Patrol said it was still investigating and had not determined whether to cite the driver.
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If the Supreme Court weren't a bit queasy about blogs, tweets and podcasts, why not cite them?
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Yet Ms Glendon can at least cite more history in support of it than her critics allow.
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"If any of my testimony is inaccurate, please cite evidence of inaccuracy," Colbeck wrote to BuzzFeed News.
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Voters who cite a "reasonable impediment" to obtaining such identification are allowed to cast a provisional ballot.
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They cite permafrost, even though the soil is frozen all year round only in some production areas.
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The divorce papers dated June 13 cite irreconcilable difference as the reason for the split, People reported.
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As examples, they cite the aggressive debates with Trump every news cycle -- and on virtually every platform.
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We cite some of them to exemplify the interconnectedness of struggles that characterize the project of decolonization.
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Democratic senators, most of whom will vote against Ms Haspel, may cite this as a decisive moment.
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By way of precedent, such optimists cite beneficial foreign pressure on China when it entered the WTO.
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We weight the categories based on how frequently states cite them in their economic development marketing pitches.
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But in reality, the HONEST Act would limit the pool of scientific research the EPA can cite.
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The message appeared to be a boilerplate, given that Facebook didn't cite which Community Standard was violated.
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Same goes for LIMRA, which Litan and Singer cite as showing that financial advisers encourage more savings.
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Over 60% of people cite cost and travel issues as barriers to exercise according to some figures.
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But what if there were a mathematical rule we could cite as hands-down the perfect shape?
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Although he wouldn't cite a specific dollar value, Holzberg said the cost varies from location to location.
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TRADERS CITE YIELD RISE FOLLOWING REPORTS WHITE HOUSE CLARIFIES THAT ONLY U.S. GOVERNMENT NOT BUYING FROM HUAWEI
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The GOP presidential candidate went on to cite two polls, which he said show him leading Clinton.
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Only the federal government has the power to cite the trespasser criminally for his or her actions.
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The Financial Times did not cite a source for the percentage that Thiam's bonus will be cut.
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The researchers cite obesity, depression and opioid addiction as some of the factors dragging down rich countries.
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I'll cite one example: Someone in the team recently shared a photo, it's almost historical, mid-2011.
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As possible causes, experts cite everything from political gridlock to the increasing politicization of the supreme court.
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Mobius did cite some concerns about how Duterte's "brash" remarks may affect foreign perceptions of the country.
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They cite Brent Scowcroft, a respected national security adviser under the senior George Bush, as a model.
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Records from the trade-secrets case cite reimbursement rates as high as $1,430 for other funeral homes.
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Indicated up 0.3 pct The company has completed an acquisition of U.S. firm Cite Prepaid Card Services.
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They cite a 1974 opinion of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel concluding the same thing.
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Those favouring an exit cite the tax as an example of the EU's overreach into UK affairs.
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About 30 percent cite medical bills, and 23 percent say car repairs have added to their balance.
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When 60 percent of Americans cite TV as their main source of information, this is a problem.
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Silva's sisters fought a successful battle to get the hospital to cite MRSA on her death certificate.
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They cite potential damage from port dredging, shipping and climate change stoked by coal from the mine.
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For example, many vegetarians cite the sentience of animals as a reason to abstain from eating them.
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While NAHB officials cite labor and land issues, their numbers show buyer demand as perhaps more concerning.
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Elsewhere, miners cite scholarships for women and fast-track potential in a well-paid career as enticements.
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In fact, 47% of employees cite distracted co-workers as the biggest hurdle to having productive meetings.
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Journalists still cite the Grant Administration as among the most scandal-ridden and corrupt in American history.
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Some will cite diplomatic, financial or even face-saving reasons for the United States not to apologize.
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You cite a lot of problems with approaches like spanking and yelling, which are known as detrimental.
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No one will ever call on him to cite any dates or figures to back it up.
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Those who view sex work as incompatible with motherhood often cite a concern for the children's safety.
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Trump's defenders also cite the fact that Obama signed into law "sequestration" measures which reduced defense spending.
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They instead cite the ability to do something to dismiss concerns that the president shouldn't do something.
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That makes traffic a risky issue to run on, even if it's the top concern voters cite.
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They are identified here only by the title assigned to them by the reporters who cite them.
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However, other media reports cite administration lawyers saying that the staffers must participate in an ethics briefing.
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United States as being good law, while declining to cite Appointments Clause holding of Morrison v. Olson.
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As tempers flare over impeachment, some cite the example of Ivo Cassol, a senator from the Amazon.
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" He went on to cite George Eliot and referred to "Middlemarch" as "one of the great books.
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They cite a "toxic" culture that included making them pay for uniforms, training and snacks on planes.
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The building aims to address a problem business owners often cite: a lack of consistent foot traffic.
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How can anyone reply when these gods cite everyone from 'the Bard to Bowie' in their cause?
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Omar's divorce papers cite an "irretrievable breakdown of the marriage relationship" as the reason for the divorce.
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Mr. Pence quoted a Bible verse that abortion opponents like to cite as proof of fetal personhood.
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Many Wegmans fans cite the superior customer service as one of the best aspects of the store.
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Mr. Goodell went on to cite all the good things the NFL is doing for the country.
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Work constraints are one of the reasons women cite for postponing children and having fewer kids overall.
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To cite an old New Hampshire adage, "you cannot get there from here" using only one deduction.
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Walker said Tuesday Evers was not able to cite one specific issue he has with the bills.
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Employers regularly cite prior work experience as an asset when recruiting young adults for jobs and internships.
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Mr. Wu eventually returned the money but a litany of grant applicants would later cite other irregularities.
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Some strategists did cite reduced profit growth forecasts as one of the reasons stocks sold off recently.
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The document goes on to cite "other risks" to ZTE, including its operations in the United States.
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Those who argue that running backs can be easily replaced often cite the statistic yards per attempt.
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The U.S. pension system, to cite one area of concern, is already stressed, especially public pension funds.
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The law allows individuals and businesses to cite their religious beliefs as a defense against discrimination suits.
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"The climate lawsuits cite the funding of the denial organizations as one of Exxon's crimes," Davies said.
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The researchers cite Herceptin, a powerful but expensive drug to treat an aggressive form of breast cancer.
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But there is no research from Berkeley or Mexico that advocates could cite to support the notion.
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Thereafter, though, the same journals continued to cite the flawed studies as if they were still valid.
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Less than half, or 28503 percent, cite police violence toward minorities as a significant source of stress.
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The papers cite an affidavit against 25-year-old Alonzo Carter, Cornitcher's boyfriend and her suspected killer.
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Authorities cite cyber terrorism risks and the preservation of social stability as reasons for the heightened surveillance.
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His campaign will most likely cite those successes as evidence that he has support outside the Northeast.
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And how should Facebook treat stories about bias attacks after Trump's election that cite her original account?
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Through vulnerability (The Bachelor loves to cite vulnerability, but the word is meaningless on the show now).
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Several of the challenges to Trump's travel ban cite Zadvydas as support for their claims of discrimination.
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But it's not clear, in that case, why men self-cite so much more often than women.
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Police have rebuffed criticism and cite 117,000 arrests as proof that their policy is to preserve life.
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In her Rolling Stone interview and elsewhere, Ms. Fisher liked to cite Dorothy Parker as an inspiration.
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The writers cite the Supreme Court's 1983 decision revoking tax exemption for Bob Jones University as precedent.
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"The example I like to cite is the flat-earth theory, because it's apolitical," Mr. Chaslot said.
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On the topic of Chateau Graysac Medoc, to cite one example, he expounded: From bombs to Bordeaux.
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Democrats cite concerns about Mr. Grenell's vocal criticism of the news media on Twitter as a concern.
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Many cite the mesmerizing richness of Earth's lush colors, or the obvious lack of artificial national borders.
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But they also cite the patina of toughness that Mr. Trump accumulated in his pre-political days.
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Mr. Ismaël says most of the women who come before his court seeking divorce cite financial problems.
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The reasons they cite for why they see it as such a threat have several common threads.
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Men who kill their female partners often cite jealousy, drinking and fears of abandonment, the study found.
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McCrory and other Republicans regularly cite this myth to argue that Charlotte's law raised public safety concerns.
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The president continues to cite the change from a peak in November to a trough in April.
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He did not cite specific reporters or examples, but no doubt he was correct in certain cases.
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Others will cite public safety: Bernie Sanders is putting lives at risk by continuing his quixotic campaign!
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She plays cute grandma to Jeff Koons's cheerful robot, to cite another widely known artist's self-presentation.
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Three short articles on the Valdai website cite Mr. Mifsud as an expert echoing Russian government views.
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The authors cite an example of an American engineer who was working at a company in Japan.
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Chinese citizens cite the country's widespread pollution as one of the issues of greatest concern to them.
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Mr. Sessions couldn't cite a specific Justice Department policy preventing him from reporting conversations with the president.
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The researchers cite a widely held belief that counterspeech is a better antidote to hate than censorship.
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Democratic members of the Congress continue to cite the July call as key evidence supporting Trump's impeachment.
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" The Democrats cite that transcript as solid evidence against Trump, though he repeatedly describes it as "perfect.
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This is concerning because some reports cite fake news as a serious source of resentment towards Clinton.
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Prosecutors cite internal communications that they say show employees were aware they needed to pay the taxes.
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Business advocates cite sluggish progress in reform efforts and policy uncertainty as weakening confidence in the market.
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They cite recent electoral victories, big fund-raising numbers and the energy of "pussy hat"-wearing protesters.
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They cite lackluster fundraising numbers and changes to party rules that overcorrected problems that arose in 2016.
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People often like to cite Vladimir Putin's K.G.B. background in thinking about how he approaches this president.
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The auditors did not cite any improper payments, but the health institutes agreed to tighten their procedures.
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Among the major concerns businesses cite for the upcoming year is the ongoing trade war with China.
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Independent watchdog groups cite much higher numbers of civilian deaths than the figure reported by the coalition.
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He likes to cite the figure that even today less than 8 percent of commerce happens online.
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Only a few investors cite success investing in the space, noting the importance of selectivity and timing.
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Critics cite the grim history of apartment fires in cities, and say they worry about its flammability.
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The company did not cite the palm oil dispute as a reason for the increase in purchases.
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Many who own these establishments and frequent them cite them as communal gathering places, much like bars.
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Indeed, 34 percent of U.S. companies cite "talent scarcity" as their biggest issue, according to Randstad Sourceright.
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It did not cite a figure for the combined spending of the 64 groups at Trump properties.
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However, he did not cite national security when announcing the tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods.
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The new reports cite subpoenas sent out to various associates of President Trump's personal attorney by SDNY.
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They cite high costs for land, labor, material and regulatory compliance as barriers to building cheaper homes.
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Opponents of sanctuary cities also often cite cases of crimes perpetrated or allegedly perpetrated by undocumented immigrants.
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Admirers might cite Mr. Tillerson's willingness to change course as a sign of being nimble when necessary.
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On top of that, according to the report, standards can become legal requirements when regulations cite them.
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Similarly, the nonsensical answer to 35A's "Cite a chap for speeding?" is TICKET AGENT, but not really.
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The F.B.I. did cite the dossier to some extent to apply for the wiretap on Mr. Page.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers cite in their defense of absolute immunity the Supreme Court ruling in Nixon v.
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"Respondents who revised up their 2017 expectations tended to cite the improved growth outlook," the ECB added.
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Most posts on quitting don't give real reasons for the decision, and just cite feeling vaguely unwell.
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What else do expats cite as the reasons they chose this part of the world for retirement?
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And many insurers cite uncertainty about the mandate as a reason for seeking rate increases for 2018.
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So Mr. Zambrano posted a tweet that Monterrey's business leaders still cite as a call to arms.
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Corporate leaders always cite "uncertainty" as a reason to hold back on capital expenditures or transformative acquisitions.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Initial public offering bankers typically cite "market conditions" when ropey listings run into trouble.
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Many women, in particular, cite comments from their mothers as instigating factors in their shame around food.
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Party insiders are reluctant to blame the popular Obama but cite plenty of reasons for the decline.
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It's the sort of information news organizations already cite as they report on the high-profile race.
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Many asylum seekers cite gang threats as the reason they come to the United States for refuge.
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Companies, even Fortune 500 firms, could cite any moral or religious objection to justify dropping contraception coverage.
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Their tendency to look down on other social sciences is ripe for change, too (one study showed that articles in the American Economic Review cite the top 25 political-science journals one-fifth as often as articles in the American Political Science Review cite the top 25 economics journals).
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It did not cite a reason and officials at the agency could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Those who say it helps cite benefits to borrowers, pushing investors into riskier assets and spurring capital investments.
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Flake and Hatch did indeed cite Kavanaugh's youth basketball coaching as a testament to his temperament and character.
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Advocates of privacy cite cases in which winners saw their lives upended after their wealth became widely known.
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And in this particular case they cite a statute that seems to be created for this very scenario.
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U.S. authorities do not consider poverty, which many cite as a reason for migrating, in processing asylum applications.
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Bloggers will often cite a seemingly unguarded moment between their couple of choice as their point of awakening.
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Talk to any chef in London now and they'll cite at least one of these as an influence.
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An attorney for the President said the Times' story was "demonstrably false" but didn't cite any specific errors.
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Republicans happily cite outside estimates that Medicare-for-all would cost more than $30 trillion over 10 years.
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But in doing so they almost uniformly cite the same risk: "policy uncertainty" that comes with Trump's unpredictability.
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I can cite the economic and the statistics, 20 million new jobs, literally doubled revenues to the government.
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Although some brokers and health officials often cite the UAGA as an oversight tool, this can be misleading.
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Customers on Amazon cite similar issues, where the View currently has a 1.5-star rating across 40 reviews.
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Still, analysts often cite Pinterest's social search engine as a potential challenger to Google's supremacy along with Amazon.
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Meanwhile, they cite attractive valuations and signs of recovery in domestic earnings as further reasons to stay invested.
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Many creators cite platforms' dependency on advertising revenue as a distraction from elevating creators and their business needs.
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They cite the importance of the industry in providing financing to borrowers who can't go to traditional banks.
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They cite studies of glaciers in Iceland, which were helped along by the heat by underlying volcanic activity.
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Forced arbitration is a growing concern among employees who cite hypothetical situations or philosophical conversations about its impact.
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The amount of transactions in a given quarter is a metric retailers often cite to identify traffic trends.
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After six months it is hard to name a single signature policy, and easy to cite U-turns.
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Others cite her experience of diabetes—the prime minister must inject herself with insulin several times a day.
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Maybe it's time for people pushing for Trump's impeachment to reevaluate which historical precedents they cite as well.
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Osborn and Morris cite websites and blogs, books (audio and digital, for example), and educational courses as options.
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Plus, the studies cite the average result, even when the feedback skew on extreme ends of the spectrum.
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Officers should not cite or rely upon Matter of A-R-C-G- in any adjudications going forward.
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"Cite some research and concrete reasons as to why your views align the way they do," she says.
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He argues that the isolated examples conservatives like to cite don't reflect the organization's larger body of work.
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For millennials, 35 percent say the down payment is the issue, while almost 20 percent cite student debt.
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They cite insufficient funding for schools and a lack of qualified teachers due to low salaries or emigration.
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Clarification: This article has been modified to cite an external report for Shelton's views on 0% interest rates.
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To cite one Anglo-Irish reference, their structure resembles the stage sets in the paintings of Francis Bacon.
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Why it matters: Experts cite online misinformation on Facebook and other platforms for creating real-world health problems.
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Customers frequently cite tax breaks from being able to expense the cost more quickly as reasons for investment.
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Those who say it helps cite benefits to borrowers, pushing investors into riskier assets and spurring capital investments.
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Like as I cite … No, but I'm saying is it inevitable with every company, that you get Microsofted.
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Like I cite in one of the chapters this super failed ads product they shipped which is ridiculous.
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The bills do not cite a specific gestational time limit for abortions, which has led to some debate.
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Trump would later cite this information repeatedly, both in public and in private, as showing McCabe's supposed corruption.
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As evidence, they cite the 2016 election in which most polls suggested Trump would lose and he won.
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The top reasons millennials cite as driving their spending: friends and family, followed by boredom and social media.
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U.S. documents sent to the Security Council committee monitoring sanctions against North Korea cite 89 instances between Jan.
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Q. You cite issues beyond the nuclear realm, but the JCPOA's terms are strictly limited to nuclear issues.
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They cite the example of Pittsburgh, which promoted the transition from steel to knowledge-economy specialties like robotics.
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For younger people, this is easier to prove as usually they can cite school records, immigration experts say.
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I SPECIFICALLY CITE THINGS LIKE LINKEDIN LAST WEEK AND OF THE CLOUD STOCKS WHICH IMPLODED BEFORE OUR EYES.
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Ratings agencies however cite the company's attachment to polluting coal as a downside risk in the long term.
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Those who have accepted job offers cite an 8,000 yuan ($1,237) monthly salary for an entry-level job.
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I don't have any immediate evidence to cite when dealing with someone who believes the Earth is flat.
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Bankers cite France's high payroll charges and frequent changes to tax policy as a deterrent to choosing Paris.
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It's not clear what grounds he would cite, since the Times isn't libeling him by publishing inaccurate information.
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Data regulations: 78% of tech companies cite increased compliance requirements with cyber and privacy regulations as a risk.
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While delivering a smaller than expected loss, the online review site did cite difficulties in local account retention.
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Instead, they cite a series of dubious examples designed to make the trip look like a big win.
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How detached from reality must someone be to cite ObamaCare as a model of a good government program?
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Court documents outlining the charges against Winner do not specifically cite the NSA report leaked by The Intercept.
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Jurisdictions often cite lack of resources or personnel as the reason for these huge backlogs, Haacke Byrd says.
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"We have a big picture studio in Paris," he added of filmmaker Luc Besson's Cite du Cinema complex.
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TC: You cite a stat that says only 5 percent of commerce has moved online worldwide so far.
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But some of the duckpin faithful will also cite what is known as the Curse of Ken Sherman.
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What about some of the examples they cite, like the Brooklyn voter purge in the New York primary?
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Current and former U.S. officials cite Russia as a specific nation-state threat when it comes to cybersecurity.
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Some cite historical perspective, America's resources, demonstrated resilience or the inherent goodness of our people and reassure us.
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Skeptics of the AV START Act often cite the safety risks associated with this new and disruptive technology.
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Gun rights advocates cite the right to bear arms guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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Smith wasn't the only medalist to cite the charitable contributions of ordinary Americans as one of his inspirations.
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They can cite dozens of projects in various stages of emergence; none has morphed into a killer DApp.
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However, Ryan did not cite any specific bills or proposals as possible legislative outlines for lawmakers to follow.
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And a few seconds after Ronaldo's first response, he did relent and cite the Champions League final victories.
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Republicans often cite that numerous community banks have closed down since the year that Dodd-Frank was signed.
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He frequently refers to stories or networks as "fake news" and often dismisses reports that cite anonymous sources.
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Critics also cite the lack of a public review of the deal to bring Amazon to the city.
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Instead, the senators cite polling data claiming Americans believe that the Supreme Court often rules based on politics.
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Board of Education, the Warren Court would cite psychological studies showing that black children are harmed by segregation.
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WTO rules allow members to cite a national security exception to erect trade barriers in times of war.
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The more the states cite a particular category as a selling point, the more weight that category carries.
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He goes on to cite "other administration officials and employees" who have been confronted during their off-hours.
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Some voters have strong, legitimate policy disagreements with her, but others cite deep-seated suspicion of her character.
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Just as one is tempted to cite Andrea Dworkin, the female models are replaced by hunky male models.
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Well, this is going to make it a lot harder to cite Marc Andreessen in my PhD thesis.
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Asprey and Tobias seem like smart people who cite independent research to back up some of their claims.
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An employee's manager has limited discretion to adjust the suggested amount, providing they cite a legitimate adjustment rationale.
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To be clear, this conclusion isn't implied by the data I cite; this is my personal political philosophy.
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" Thulin did not specifically cite Trump's rhetoric, saying only that the council was "no longer an effective vehicle.
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Among their reasons for wanting an EU passport before Brexit, some Sephardim cite concerns about rising anti-Semitism.
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Some cite "desperation" as a reason for the Palestinian Arabs' use of violence and killing of Israeli citizens.
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Clinton typically cite as their reasons her experience, her pragmatism, her stances on gun control and reproductive health.
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Among the factors they cite: The California rampage was the biggest terrorist attack on American soil since Sept.
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PBS NewsHour said it was unsure what previous poll Trump was referencing to cite the 85033 percent increase.
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The North Korean briefing papers cite the possibility of a Japan summit in early June, the Asahi said.
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The news agency did not cite a source for the information but Austria is the EU's current president.
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The police in Kashmir cite violence, and militants organizing online and through apps like WhatsApp, for their crackdown.
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