A CITES spokesman declined to comment on the letter and said CITES decisions are taken by governments, not the secretariat.
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It cites an October 2017 New York Times op-ed article, which in turn cites the Center for Responsive Politics.
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He cites Polanski's book and his own account of the events – cites it repeatedly, with an implicit refrain of you don't know the whole story.
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" The CNN team cites "sources familiar with the meeting.
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He cites — and thanks — the show often on Twitter.
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While the article cites a number of studies regarding cannabis use during pregnancy, it cites only two on cannabis use during lactation: one conducted with 27 women, and another with 20143 women.
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Zinke often cites himself as a Roosevelt acolyte, as well.
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The pair wed in August 2004, and Rashid cites Nov.
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He cites disparate pieces of evidence to bolster his point.
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Curtis cites the affair as an example of perception management.
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The tool that Trump cites has only been used once.
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The directive also cites the 2014 case of Burwell v.
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He cites his opposition to last year's plutocratic tax cut.
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From its accelerator, 500 cites TalkDesk and Shippo as highlights.
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Sri Lanka has been a party to Cites since 1979.
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The company cites general potential concerns, rather than specific incidents.
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Scott cites NAFTA as the key driver of job losses.
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He cites the impact of Abraham Lincoln and the Rev.
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Apple lowers guidance on Q1 results, cites China trade tensions
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Most of the examples it cites occurred in public hospitals.
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L, which Ball cites as among the best for now.
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He cites years of research to back up his claim.
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He cites Orwell's work on Burma and sketches its background.
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Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, cites Facebook as an inspiration.
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The pair married in August 2004, and Rashid cites Nov.
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Hassabis often cites Breakout, a videogame for the Atari console.
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But Mr. Weizman cites the case as a cautionary tale.
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He cites irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
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She cites telling one man that her name was Mrs.
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She cites his rhetoric as the reason for her disapproval.
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La Stampa cites CRC as favourite but also mentions StormHarbour.
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He cites a study on gambling performed by Canadian psychologists.
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He cites locals who receive letters daily from debt collectors.
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Her conclusion, however, contradicts the very research that she cites.
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Bluesfest cites an average attendance of more than 300,000 fans.
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Slaughter cites "city officials [who] are essentially practicing urban policy";
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On the legal side, Bradford cites tobacco as an example.
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She cites the example of Doug Conant, former CEO of
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As an example, it cites representing oneself as a reporter.
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Ginsburg had memorized the argument, as well as the cites.
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Mr. Dick smartly summarizes complex procedures and cites exasperating statistics.
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He cites a letter that Mr. Cruz sent to Gov.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Martin cites irreconcilable differences.
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Nordsmark cites Marcel Duchamp's Fountain from 1917 as an inspiration.
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Each illustration cites the source of information with a caption.
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A document with the bankruptcy petition cites 250 such lawsuits.
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The company cites enterprise software providers like , and as competitors.
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The report cites "cause for grave concern" about these activities.
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She cites his push to roll back regulations on businesses.
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The trends Cain cites are part of a nationwide shift.
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As evidence she cites Wilson's own pleas to his critics.
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Afterward, "he always cites it" when making the nationalist argument.
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Webb cites Uber as an example of a transformational technology.
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He cites the US Supreme Court decision in Texas v.
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First, he cites the low inflationary expectations in the market.
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Strikingly, Greta herself cites America's Parkland students as her inspiration.
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It also cites the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act (ICWPA).
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The report cites three unnamed sources briefed on the negotiations.
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The $91 billion Trump cites is based on estimated future spending.
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In fact, it cites no specific studies on gun control whatsoever.
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Knox also cites studies about women's susceptibility to false memory syndrome.
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The paper cites internal documents and people involved with 1MDB transactions.
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The report cites five claims of exploding devices since Aug. 24.
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He cites a litany of news reports to justify the allegation.
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The Journal's article cites Gauger as a source for its report.
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Kovács cites an unlikely antecedent: the UK's ravetastic, 90s happy hardcore.
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To prove her point, Santos cites a famous 2010 Princeton study.
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The lawsuit also cites other instances of interference by President Trump.
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The report cites notes from Sessions' chief of staff, Jody Hunt.
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His campaign literature cites his five "Jeopardy" championships in the 1980s.
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There's also the question Trump cites: Which sites should be condemned?
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The letter cites USDA inspection reports dated November 2014 and March.
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Furthermore, Odiete cites a "very strong creative movement" happening in Nigeria.
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He cites irreconcilable differences as the reason for the couple's split.
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The Australian government cites multiple reasons for not repatriating the women.
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Jefferies cites too much capacity and a tight labor market. Questions?
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Dr Sundaram cites as an analogy the example of computer vision.
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Evercore specifically cites Snapchat's move toward monetizing its own popular service.
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In court docs obtained by TMZ Sports, Mora cites irreconcilable differences.
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Wren cites the overall international economic picture as the downside risk.
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The House cites funds appropriated for the construction of the wall.
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Taylor cites an F16 jet as one inspiration for his vision.
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He specifically cites this program as addressing the racial wealth gap.
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Spottiswoode cites this as a rare example of mutualism between species.
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Rezab cites the example of a large company undergoing "agile" transformation.
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The AP cites Rigzone, an energy publication, with this rough quote:
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It contains no original data and cites the Tbilisi judo study.
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It cites research that links dehumanizing speech to real-world violence.
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The numbers he cites are well within the margin of error.
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The executive cites concerns over how the technology could be abused.
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Stephanie Schierholz of NASA cites two main reasons for the spike.
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One example he cites is the use of strcpy() in Tizen.
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" If that were not enough, Dayen cites "a decided racial component.
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The judge cites the U.S. Supreme Court holding in Texas v.
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Trigger warning: The following section cites Senator Ted Cruz multiple times.
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Moreover, in Free Enterprise Fund, Chief Justice Roberts cites Edmond v.
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Justice Alito's opinion cites the court's 2012 opinion in Arizona v.
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The statement cites "unforeseen circumstances" as the reason behind the cancellation.
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She cites "Shoah," Claude Lanzmann's 1985 Holocaust documentary, as an influence.
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Hoeffel cites Trump's election as his reason to return to politics.
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The Landbridge website cites the company's close ties to the government.
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AEP cites work preparedness as one key aspect of arts education.
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Alex cites the rise of festival culture as setting its stage.
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The most recent Form D also cites six more limited partners.
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" She cites rap videos and the idea of the "sexy grotesque.
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Fiorina cites that experience as informing her commitment to addressing addiction.
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She cites irreconcilable differences, and says they separated on May 1.
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A reader cites his harsh words about white critics as well.
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In the cites I try to find the path less traveled.
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Go deeper: Trump cites misleading Texas statistics in voter fraud claim
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" The lawsuit cites one of Eminem's most popular songs, "Lose Yourself.
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He cites a number of other recent mergers that have worked.
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Levi King cites three rules to starting a strong small business.
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It cites a Congressional Record from more than 50 years ago.
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Among cartoonists she cites R. Crumb, Alison Bechdel and Mr. Spiegelman.
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He cites a letter from scientists he says agree with him.
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Anthem now cites CalPERS' results when it talks to other clients.
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O'Grady cites Python's versatility as one reason for its ongoing popularity.
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Elberfeld cites numbers that show more needs to be done globally.
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It also cites several other conflicts of interest and security violations.
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The FATF's guidance cites in particular the risk of funding terrorism.
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Snopes cites a few famous examples to back up their stance.
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Vila cites direct competitors as companies like Soldo, Pleo or Spendesk.
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The Washington Post cites the 2628 deaths per day as well.
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He cites two of his fund's holdings, Eagle Materials and Cemex.
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He cites the absence of heavyweight rivals as a critical factor.
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Trade in African elephant ivory was banned by CITES in 1990.
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The complaint cites a 1999 Supreme Court ruling in Olmstead v.
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Eggleston often cites Bach as his musical hero, and it shows.
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Kearns cites a favorite phrase of his wife, a grief counselor.
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The company cites comments by government officials that it says appear to indicate the U.S. may have economic motives for the ban, and cites the use of its equipment in other European and North American markets.
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In wildlife-law speak, the pangolins were recommended to be moved from CITES Appendix II, which offers fewer protections, to CITES Appendix I. That will stiffen fines and jail time for pangolin traffickers, according to experts.
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He cites the example of the East Asian crisis in 1997-98.
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She cites her health, saying she is having another child this fall.
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Headlines Aviva ousts chief as it cites need for 'new leadership' on.ft.
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LaForge cites a glut in the precious for much of the sluggishness.
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Diana West's book " American Betrayal " cites the evidence of this deliberate coverup.
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SKY NEWS CITES LOCAL RESIDENT SAYING HE HEARD GUNFIRE NEAR LONDON BRIDGE
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Goldman cites new contract wins and expanding profit margins, among other factors.
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Briefel also cites cheaper means of production and different avenues of distribution.
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They looked at far more studies than Berenson cites in his book.
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Alfa Bank's legal letter cites the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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The filing cites emails and calendar entries to back up the claim.
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Singer cites an example in Israel, where the approach has been institutionalized.
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So it's no surprise that Saulnier cites Children of Men as inspiration.
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BAMTech cites the launch of WWE Network among the company's crowning achievements.
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Emanuel cites sustainable economic and earnings growth for his longer-term forecast.
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Alex Jones's site, Infowars, frequently cites Fugate as a Robespierre in-waiting.
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The petition cites "the public's appetite for celebrity divorce," according to People.
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The Kaspersky suit cites DHS official Jeanette Manfra's testimony in a Nov.
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He cites Europe's infamous 2003 heat wave, which killed about 70,000 people.
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Ms Arsovska cites the example from New York of the Rudaj organisation.
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The report cites an affidavit claiming Westmoreland sent the person pornographic images.
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Gabuev cites Singapore's former prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, as Nazarbayev's model.
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The report also cites more than $2 million in suspiciously spent money.
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RUSSIA'S ROSNEFT SAYS TRANSNEFT LIMITS OIL INTAKE FROM YUGANSKNEFTEGAZ - TASS CITES ROSNEFT
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Grossman cites other possibilities to expand STI testing to reduce their spread.
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MOZILLA CITES REUTERS REPORTS ON UAE HACKING PROGRAM IN REJECTING UAE BID
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She cites the 21st Century Cures Act as part of this push.
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Moreover, what Mr Dayem cites as progress, others see as a problem.
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Is CNN's report even reliable, given that it cites anonymous US officials?
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Gatenholm cites a paper from February of last year in his discussion.
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" Katz cites research showing a "correlation between violence against animals and people.
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For example, Koh cites Apple COO Jeff Williams's testimony in her ruling.
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" The third and final influence Desiderio cites is Jackson Pollock's "Mural, 1943.
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Philip Jenkins, a scholar of global Christianity, cites several little-noticed examples.
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He further cites the example of teacher union influence on education policy.
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The All Writs Act that the government cites was written in 1789.
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Rivera, 30, cites "irreconcilable differences" and lists the separation date as Nov.
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Seams cites national-grid studies going all the way back to 21.
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He cites "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the end of things.
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Kelley Blue Book cites the average price of a vehicle as $229,25.
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His Pennlive essay cites several initiatives he's undertaken in Philadelphia's black community.
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By 28500, two-thirds of the world's population will live in cites.
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That headache study cites research linking CBD to lower rates of anxiety.
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At one point, she cites the inspiring example of John Stuart Mill.
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CITES first listed African elephants as a species of concern in 1977.
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She cites as an example 30 St Mary Axe, aka the Gherkin.
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It cites corresponding release of endorphins (feel-good neurotransmitters) as the culprit.
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It now has 10 sister locations in cites across Europe and China.
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The president cites compelling statistics to bolster his claims about human trafficking.
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The complaint also cites security concerns about the U.S. relinquishing control of .
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He also cites Target's strong free cash flow yield of 6 percent.
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Shafir cites two hurdles for the lackluster deal environment: Valuations and regulation.
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He cites the "memorable yet utterly forgettable example" of Cecil the lion.
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The reply also cites an "absurd level of interest" in the case.
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Kirkman correctly cites "states' rights" and "secession" together in the same sentence.
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The report also cites the notorious "Visa Wall" affecting foreign artists' movements.
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Reuters cites an eyewitness who says there was an explosion in Istanbul.
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Saltz cites the earliest coverage of the issue without the new developments.
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Individual countries are supposed to carry out the protections mandated by Cites.
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The media outlet he cites most frequently, Fox News, did the same.
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Officially closes PLO/ Palestinian Mission office in Washington, cites obstructionism of negotiations.
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The report cites these international concerns, but goes far beyond the military.
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She cites mounting costs and the impending L train shutdown as factors.
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It cites as an example the extreme flooding in Thailand in 0003.
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TikTok is not the only company Facebook cites as an important competitor.
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He cites "high barriers to entry" to tapping into the concept successfully.
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Cavalieri cites what she calls horror stories of people saving without investing.
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But Rhode also cites evidence of practical problems with formally legalizing polygamy.
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The company cites an expired distribution contract with Fox as the reason.
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The proposal cites a study by Peruvian investigative journalism outlet Ojo Publico.
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The lawsuit cites 14 attacks against Lyft passengers between 2018 and 2019.
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He cites the Bible's description of religious leaders as "shepherds" as proof.
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Protests were scheduled to begin in various cites at 5:30 p.m.
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The petition cites a few examples, including Ireland&aposs plastic bag tax.
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He also cites a one trillion dollar safety net of unemployment benefits.
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One cites Audrey Hepburn in "The Nun's Story" as a primary inspiration.
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By the numbers: Stanford University cites a 6% drop in MBA applications.
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One of the examples he cites is the inefficient way planes board.
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He specifically cites his desire to stand up to what he calls 'censorship.
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Gaga's mother, Cynthia Germanotta, cites the teenage years as a particularly difficult time.
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Mitry also cites the much higher growth potential of commercialized IoT communication vs.
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As it pertains to Trump, he cites three strategies that will be utilized.
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It cites bullshit and unscientific statistics from PJ Media, a conservative blogging platform.
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The company cites significant discounting in the last few shopping days before Christmas.
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He cites various studies that he suggests add scientific weight to his claims.
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Patrick Blaney, a former boss of GPA, cites a number of big attractions.
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The Register cites 6 million Coffee Meets Bagel account details have been breached.
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Mr. Jackson cites no statistics from the college game to support his proposal.
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RUSSIAN ANNUAL INFLATION IN Q1 2020 COULD APPROACH 3% - RIA CITES ECONOMY MINISTER
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Kuo cites a couple of different reasons why Apple is switching keyboard designs.
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The lawsuit cites several examples of misleading marketing: An Endo-sponsored website, PainKnowledge.
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Neil Sorahan, Ryanair's finance director, cites other factors for the slide in profits.
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He often cites a programme to deliver blood to clinics via flying drone.
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The bus myth is actually older than the studies the Trump team cites.
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PIPELINE SUPPLYING BELARUSIAN NAFTAN REFINERY CLEARED OF CONTAMINATED OIL - RIA CITES POLOTSKTRANSNEFT DRUZHBA
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He cites an infamous defeat from the union movement, the Homestead steelworkers strike.
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Ripple cites an estimate of $27trn for the size of this global float.
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CITES can therefore only deal with one dimension of a much broader problem.
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It provides an excellent example of states adopting policies that complement CITES regulations.
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Hemley credited a 2014 CNN investigation with launching this new enthusiasm at CITES.
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Naya cites irreconcilable differences for ending her 3-year marriage to the actor.
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The settlement: Go deeper: Trump cites misleading Texas statistics in voter fraud claim
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It's deployed 17 portable network points including 14 temporary cell cites so far.
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Trump frequently cites stock market strength has a gauge of his administration's performance.
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The Moscow Times cites a cocktail of reasons for the dip in productivity.
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But not all of the surveys that the media cites are created equal.
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Another cites a government programme which lets her get textbooks for her children.
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The NAS report cites a long list of potential applications down the road.
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The report cites numerous examples of inhuman or illegal treatment by French police.
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Along with sexual harassment, Kim's lawsuit also cites gender discrimination, assault, and battery.
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Meat Loaf cites the opening verse as the best singing he's ever done.
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The BofE man cites three factors; debt, demography and the distribution of income.
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The proposal twice uses cites "effectiveness, efficiency, cybersecurity, and accountability" as a goal.
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What they're saying: Politico cites some Republicans who said the talks between Sens.
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The musician also cites the Norwegian concept of 'slow television' as an influence.
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Feder cites Tyler Perry's character Madea as a modern example of this trope.
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He cites his friends The Maccabees – who recently split-up as an example.
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Washington cites Iran's missile program, its human rights record and support for terrorism.
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IG also cites stable Australian interest rates as another variable supporting the Aussie.
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Updated: This piece now cites reports that Christie is expected to drop out.
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Competition aside, Dastoor cites maintaining relationships with cities as the startup's biggest threat.
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Goldhaber cites some solutions: • Help students be more strategic about their teaching opportunities.
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"there's no politics in the trenches," which Bigelow cites in other interviews—would
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He cites Nigeria's Dangote Cement, which prospered thanks to draconian restrictions on imports.
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The report cites a number of issues the testers found with Tesla's systems.
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ACTIVIST INVESTOR MARCATO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT RENEWS ATTACK ON BUFFALO WILD WINGS, CITES UNDERPERFORMANCE
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That has long been the formal Catholic teaching: The pope cites Thomas Aquinas.
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That report cites a number of current and former U.S. and foreign officials.
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It cites cases of arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance, torture, rape and extrajudicial killing.
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Spanfeller's letter of termination cites McAvoy's actions concerning another executive named Katie Pontius.
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Estonia calls up the Russian Ambassador to complain; Russia cites an obscure error.
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Boockvar, who's also a CNBC contributor, cites a news cycle that's still upbeat.
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The lawsuit reportedly cites insider testimony and emails as part of its evidence.
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Starboard cites DepoMed's effort to move its corporate home to Delaware from California.
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One recent study cites phone use as a cause of decreased cognitive capacity.
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Negative feedback cites high prices and the smaller rooms, which can feel cramped.
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While it cites "troubling incidents of speech curtailed," it finds no "pervasive" crisis.
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To support his case, Furman cites a wide range of data and reports.
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At one point, he even cites some lines from a Philip Roth novel.
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Ms. Buchanan's suit cites violations of freedom of speech rights and due process.
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The resolution cites the framework of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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The letter cites newly publicized interview transcripts between his committee and EPA staff.
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" But he also repeatedly cites the need for what he calls "discreet diplomacy.
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He cites two different reasons stemming from how deficits are measured and forecast.
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Yet the very case studies he cites tend to contradict his own theory.
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In building a case to the authorities, Mr. Grassley's letter cites an Oct.
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Take Fidelity, which cites an aggregate payout rate of up to 220 percent.
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The lawsuit cites two moments in the trailer as imitating art by Mendieta.
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The D.A. cites the statute of limitations as the reason for the rejection.
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" The third cites the "disproportional political influence Jews have in most Western societies.
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The company cites "mounting macro uncertainties" and "lackluster demand" for its memory chips.
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It cites reports by the Venice Commission decrying the threat to judicial independence.
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The draft report cites these international concerns, but goes far beyond the military.
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The request for divorce cites irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
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This week, representatives across the globe gathered in Geneva for the CITES convention.
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Ms. Provost cites a number of reasons, among them the remote, rugged locations.
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It also cites that Klobuchar currently has 7 delegates, one behind Massachusetts Sen.
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The impeachment motion cites the pardons in accusing Ms. Park of selling favors.
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She cites, for example, the indie platform Mastodon, which is crowdfunded and decentralized.
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How could I hate any book that cites Charles Bukowski as its inspiration?
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Janus Henderson cites a combination of higher economic growth and rising corporate confidence.
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The entry on Martin Luther King Jr., for example, cites 66 different books.
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On his campaign website, Hurst cites the attack as his impetus for running.
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This article cites "some of our forebears," including five presidents, defending free speech.
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The report cites a variety of factors used to calculate the job losses.
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Hertel-Fernandez cites several reasons for the failure to build a liberal ALEC.
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He also cites the group's "oversold" condition as a reason to get bullish.
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The end note cites a Reuters article with similar material, but different language.
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Mr. Obama's opponents contend that he cites race to explain away valid criticism.
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The report cites classified material to support the claim, which Snowden fiercely disputes.
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Tiffany – Tiffany was upgraded to "outperform" from "perform" at Oppenheimer, which cites valuation.
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" One cause that Fielding cites is inebriation, and specifically "that Poison called Gin.
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He also cites new evidence that St. Patrick had a wife named Sheelah.
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Gil's death certificate, reviewed by Reuters, cites gunshot as the cause of death.
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For New York City, this seems like speedy courtship, but Quinn cites Burrello's rationale.
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He cites Nelson Mandela as a hero who truly mastered the art of forgiveness.
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Kihn says Salesforce recognizes this of course, and cites Chairman Marc Benioff's trust mantra.
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Lambert's account cites Watts' confession to police from a Wisconsin prison on Feb. 18.
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The second case Forrest cites concerns broadcasting service Aereo's Supreme Court defeat from 2014.
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Duluth cites unusually warm weather and a highly promotional environment for its cautious forecast.
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She cites weather differences — Colorado's low humidity versus Massachusetts's high humidity — as one example.
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For instance, a company may have an ethics policy, which the CEO cites publicly.
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Asked how she got involved with the fair, she cites a link to Leifheit.
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Never mind that the studies he cites as evidence do not provide any evidence.
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His brief cites additional legal standards that Dassey's initial appeal allegedly failed to meet.
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Nearly every Slack user I've talked to about the service cites these as positives.
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The report cites testimony from Bannon, a staunch Trump ally, that contradicts Trump's claims.
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When it comes to being socially conscious, Lady Gaga cites two idols as inspiration.
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Notably, the memo cites not a single court decision to support this novel proposition.
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American feeling, the author cites the United States as the great "mad dog" at
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The filing specifically cites facilities in the Rio Grande Valley and El Paso, Texas.
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Scott Smithline, who oversees recycling at California's Environmental Protection Agency, cites two possible reasons.
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As a result, the Academy cites Wellman's film as its real first Best Picture.
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He cites fewer disappointing first-quarter earnings results as a near-term bullish driver.
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He cites as reasons the Fed's easy money policies and the slowing Chinese economy.
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Instead, the report cites "chronic substance abuse" as the direct cause of Dias' death.
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Privacy International cites Thailand's history of government surveillance as good reason to be suspicious.
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" The video cites "news reports" that allegedly out Romney as a "Democrat secret asset.
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He cites the "massive tax cuts" in Trump's plan as his plan's biggest problem.
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CNBC CITES HP ANNOUNCEMNET THAT WEISLER IS DEPARTING 'DUE TO A FAMILY HEALTH MATTER'
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His case cites tort claims of interference with contractual obligations and prospective business relations.
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He pleads with God and cites Deuteronomy as proof that black Americans are cursed.
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She cites a federal study that suggests 75% of female detainees suffer mental illness.
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The complaint particularly cites self-destructing messaging applications as a violation of presidential responsibilities.
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Natalie cites irreconcilable differences in her petition to end her marriage with Adrian Pasdar.
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He loves living in Embo — he cites the community spirit and beautiful natural surroundings.
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Specifically, he cites estimates that the European catering market is worth £48 billion alone.
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The Sunonion press release cites results from consumer tests to address this possible issue.
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Clinton cites Harvard professor Bob Putnam's book about a breakdown in American civic society.
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Details: The Times cites 11 occasions it alleges Trump or his trust sent checks.
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The white paper cites 1.7 billion people as "unbanked," a number which is … questionable.
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He cites the Information Commissioner's Office's ongoing investigation as a reason not to appear.
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National CITES management authorities may issue permits once scientific authorities show non-detriment findings.
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CITES challenges Estimates from seizure data to make inferences about market dynamics is risky.
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The secretariat may recommend trade suspension where countries fail to comply with CITES provisions.
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Hardware and software services have dominated drone investing to date — AngelList cites $1.9 billion.
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Wolfhard cites some of his influences as Weezer and Royal Mountain labelmate Mac Demarco.
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Fitbit cites relatively slow adoption rates in the US as the reason for this.
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McAllister, in fact, cites several cases besides Dred Scott to make this exact point.
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As an example, he cites the ice-bucket challenge that went viral in 2014.
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The group cites future diamond demand as one of the principle risks it faces.
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Trade in rhino horn is banned globally under the terms of the CITES convention.
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Transparency International cites house price manipulation and the growth of "ghost" areas as concerns.
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Duterte's office frequently cites polls, including SWS, as a sign of his public support.
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The letter cites a list of acts reported in schools throughout the United States.
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The medical expert he cites is a friend who recently graduated from medical school.
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One of them was Danica Roem, who Hallquist cites as one of her heroes.
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Klaver cites Bernie Sanders as an inspiration and hosts informal meetups for his supporters.
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Simmons cites a film review, while Lowe's diss involves a memory from his childhood.
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The publication cites a job listing posted by the company for a news director.
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The firm cites poor back-to-school sales and lowered demand in emerging markets.
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The press still cites that information on a regular basis, attesting to its value.
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He cites the legal process that might still lie ahead for Kotey and Elsheikh.
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He also cites a Canadian model and the Met Office in the United Kingdom.
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There's a numbingly familiar quality to much of the social science research he cites.
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Crain's petition cites irreconcilable differences and adultery as grounds for divorce, without giving details.
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"Defendant cites no case law to support this premise," Klausner wrote in his decision.
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In particular, the Museum of Modern Art cites the movie's forward-looking camera work.
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Drudge often cites Rasmussen polls, which have been more favorable to Trump than others.
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None of this is factored into Mr Hassett's analysis or the studies he cites.
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"No one ever cites a statistic or fact as what they remember," Martin says.
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If your manager cites a tight budget, try to get more information, Frank says.
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While he often cites European countries, he does have predecessors in the United States.
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The document cites opinion pieces about both Mueller and Manafort in making the argument.
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The letter specifically cites allegations against photographers Timur Emek, David Bellemere and Greg Kadel.
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Jay, however, cites some remarkable historical examples of micrography done with the naked eye.
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In its lawsuit against the fiduciary rule, the chamber cites harms to small businesses.
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Trump frequently cites Powell in his tweets, castigating him for keeping interest rates high.
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Singer still cites those losses as a reason for his preoccupation with managing risk.
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It references an April Guardian article that cites an investigation from consumer group Which?
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The network frequently interviews the president, and he often cites its anchors and contributors.
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The Buckle cites a challenging retail environment as a key factor in its results.
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The committee cites fundraising and advertising as reasons why the NRCC will defy history.
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Zandi cites the Employment Cost Index, which shows a 2.9% wage increase last quarter.
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The National Cancer Institute cites "no scientific evidence" linking antiperspirants to breast cancer development.
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Cites is an international trade agreement signed by 183 countries, including the United States.
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In illustrating the latter, Sullivan cites John Brown, Malcolm X and Black Lives Matter.
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The transcripts cites him saying only, "Because he spoke of normalizing Russian-American relations."
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Roosta Azad cites the example of small workshops that produce fuel lines for cars.
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" Moreover, he cites studies claiming a "negative relationship between business taxes and employee compensation.
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The lawsuit cites an unlawful disparity in pay between the men's and women's teams.
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Of the 41 artists he cites, 28 are household names and 13 are not.
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Morganlander also cites small caps as more prone to volatility over large cap stocks.
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De Blasio's plan also directly cites Warren's and says parts of it mirror hers.
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We looked at the numbers he cites when describing the situation as a crisis.
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Perry cites no evidence that VRE is damaging reliability, because there's none to cite.
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Oracle cites internal documents in which Mr. Ubhi expressed support for a single cloud.
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According to the research Lipman cites, women cry in the office because they're angry.
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Investigations were ongoing and the report cites other "options" that Comey refused to use.
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In her essay for the exhibition's catalog, Professor Greene cites racial slurs Sargent used.
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Fastly – Fastly was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at Piper Jaffray, which cites valuation.
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Fastly (FSLY) was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at Piper Jaffray, which cites valuation.
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Ms. Williams cites Hillary Clinton's use of "deplorables" as an example of this condescension.
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Nonvoters are pretty evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, according to studies Brownstein cites.
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Johnson also cites a property crisis driven by "the greed of Hong Kong's tycoons."
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This is according to a report by The Korea Herald, which cites industry sources.
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Go deeper: Uber's first ever safety report cites 6,000 sex assaults in 2 years
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It cites a Solomon column from May 2018 that references a letter then-Rep.
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Go deeper: Uber's first-ever safety report cites 6,000 sex assaults in 2 years
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If they fail to do so, Cites may bar international trade in those species.
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He also cites women's empowerment — yes, everyone, get ready for the #MePoo … uh … movement.
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The lawsuit cites statistics to show that without legal action, segregation has only deepened.
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Instead, he cites his own leadership experience rebuilding New York City after the Sept.
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The Coroner's report also cites methamphetamine toxicity as a significant factor in his death.
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Washington cites national security concerns, allegations which Huawei and the other Chinese companies deny.
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Ms. Rivera cites the early Vogue photographer Cecil Beaton as one of many influences.
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To illustrate that point, he often cites one of modern science's most chilling statements.
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Since 1992, it has been petitioning Cites to permit trade in farmed tiger products.
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Duke is an Adams devotee and often cites his books and theories in conversation.
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Greg Weiner correctly cites Jeb Bush's 2016 campaign to refute its applicability to politics.
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Mr. Trump frequently cites the rising market as evidence that his policies are working.
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It also cites 127 consumer complaints, 123 unique vehicles, 110 crashes, and 52 injuries.
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Its financial statements show heavy losses, which the company cites as a significant risk.
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Teva cites weaker-than-expected performance in its U.S. generics business, among other factors.
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Raymond James cites seven reasons for why public internet company M&A has slowed.
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The article cites investments in education, housing and business as other models for reparations.
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The lawsuit cites a toxicology report that showed he died of nitrous oxide ingestion.
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The bank cites similar reasons in issuing a "buy" rating on Discover Financial Services.
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Global trade in rhino horn is banned under the terms of U.N. convention CITES.
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The report cites Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that wages are beginning to increase.
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These weasels are hunted sustainably every spring under CITES guidelines across Siberia and Manchuria.
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He cites the economist Kenneth Arrow about how insurance discourages people from shopping around.
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Mr. Markowitz cites the Netflix series "Abstract: The Art of Design" as an inspiration.
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She cites as evidence to support this academic test scores and postsecondary school attendance.
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It cites unnamed current and former senior US officials who know about the plan.
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He cites nonexistent polls to claim he's tied, or leading slightly, wherever he's speaking.
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She also cites research that shows providers in these areas offer lower-quality care.
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But the CITES report doesn't just target rich people who Instagram and Snap their cheetahs.
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For his part, though, the author scrupulously cites these sources in his admirably comprehensive notes.
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In highlighting its receipt of the Russia award, Morgan Lewis' website cites Chambers and Partners.
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Bernstein, a CNBC contributor, cites strong earnings as a major element of his bullish forecast.
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"EU law cites a number of different bases for requiring transitional arrangements," the document says.
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The publication cites "people who were briefed on the negotiations" who wished to remain anonymous.
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Goldman cites the proliferation of graphics chips in non-traditional markets such as automotive. Questions?
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He cites concerns over the impact of continued use of these aquifers on local wetlands.
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Though he cites family reasons, his rock-bottom popularity may well have been a factor.
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The heavy equipment giant cites a long global slowdown in the construction and mining sectors.
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She cites the Iron Range as typical of where the party must pay more attention.
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Mr Dennett provides illuminating explanations of the ideas he employs and cites fascinating experimental work.
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AUL repeatedly cites Delgado, his study, and his organization by name in its draft legislation.
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The report cites the internals of the current iPad as a model for the layout.
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But this lawsuit cites dozens of dubious claims made by Coca-Cola or its representatives.
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RUSSIA'S EXPECTS DRUZHBA OIL PIPELINE TO FULLY RESUME OPERATIONS FROM JULY 1 - TASS CITES VP
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The lawsuit also cites two patents which predate Project Loon and which Google supposedly infringes.
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He cites the cases of antipodean partners who used 26 variables for their generic scorecard.
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The document cites several examples of Trump's rejection of commonly-held beliefs about the environment.
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She cites the Flint water crisis as the "last straw" that pushed her to run.
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Mueller cites a number of factors for why he ultimately didn't recommend such a charge.
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When asked for an example of a successful campaign, Sheldrick cites a partnership with Rihanna.
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Cardeñosa cites Malpelo Island, 300 miles off the coast of Colombia in the Pacific Ocean.
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Crowell cites the fourth quarter of 2018, when the markets saw a steep, sudden drop.
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The report even cites Facebook's plan to integrate messaging services as a threat to competition.
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The study cites the projected cost (as of January 2016) for Rio at $4.6 billion.
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Goldman specifically cites Honeywell, Northrop Grumman, and L-3 Communications in the aerospace & defense space.
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" The newlywed cites April Masini, "a New York-based relationship and etiquette expert and author.
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He cites one particular tweet from West as the straw that broke the camel's back.
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Fascinated with science, the musician cites the cosmos and neurology as sources of his inspiration.
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From the get-go, Byrne cites her two primary motivations for appearing in the magazine.
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He cites the time it took him to expand his cybersecurity company as an example.
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It cites entrenched opinions fostered by hyperbolic media as another big problem beyond fake news.
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A common answer to this question cites declining physical health and sexual functioning with age.
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He cites the story of a middle-aged male patient who was unable to urinate.
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Just Kids by Patti Smith Watson cites reading this music memoir in an interview. 6.
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He also cites the emerging threat of a war with North Korea as a risk.
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The complaint cites a string of comments from Trump as a candidate and as President.
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The company cites weather factors as cutting into sales, and also cut its annual outlook.
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In this book, she cites social movements throughout U.S. history to explore anger's revolutionary capabilities.
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The team lead cites the phenomenon of reverse innovation as part of the company's strategy.
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Underwood, a former Obama adviser who helped implement the Affordable Care Act, cites incumbent Rep.
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Dugdale cites very disturbing disparities in health care regarding people of color, historical and current.
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The suit cites a North Carolina company, Sirchie Acquisitions, as the manufacturer of the test.
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He also cites President Donald Trump's rhetoric toward Russia as an additional source of anxiety.
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Miller, too, cites the relocation of Class A corporate headquarters to Atlanta as a factor.
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The government frequently cites Musk's big talk when it talks about what NASA should do.
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Adding those, Taser has financial ties with nearly 30 percent of the research it cites.
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Even the most cursory two-sentence description of marching music inevitably cites him by name.
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He cites something the late critic Albert Murray said about blues, another black musical form.
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The stock market, which Trump cites as confirmation of his economic genius, plunged 2900 points.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Courtney cites irreconcilable differences for the reason they're splitting.
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The report cites a number of factors that contribute to gender and racial pay gaps.
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It affirmatively cites Ray's case as precedent and doubles down on the reasoning behind it.
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Incensed, she cites a notorious historical tool of discrimination among blacks before firing the model.
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But he cites a scenario that could lead to a temporary breakout to the downside.
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Emory's Gowler cites a famous experiment that shows how people's perceptions can be easily skewed.
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The Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES) banned international rhino trade in 1977.
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Beim cites her own miscarriage and accelerated family planning as a huge influence on Celmatix.
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As evidence, his campaign cites internal polling that puts him within 29 points of Griffith.
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"The assertion is incorrect and the letter cites no legal basis for it," he continued.
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The campaign cites a Pew Charitable Trusts report showing numerous errors on voter registration lists.
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The memo cites those investigators earning around $26 an hour and $21.80 an hour, respectively.
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I'm sure the statistics he cites are accurate, but the picture they paint is not.
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He also cites apartheid to argue hypocrisy on the part of well-meaning meat-eaters.
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The resolution cites King's comments to the New York Times, but doesn't directly rebuke him.
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In multiple media interviews, Neal cites her and Marie as the reason he transferred home.
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Coalitions indeed a good idea for a variety of reasons, and Sanders cites them frequently.
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Many people love using Airbnb, as well, as the company cites 150 million global users.
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Natalie Robehmed, an entertainment reporter for Forbes, cites the three actresses as Hollywood's reigning rainmakers.
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Problematic adverts Advertisers will have to tread carefully in scenarios the watchdog cites as problematic.
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The vast majority of pangolin trade already violates Cites and the laws of many nations.
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He cites Libya and Iraq, where political instability and cash shortages have taken their toll.
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Ms. Goldberg cites national polls showing broad support for various initiatives considered left-of-center.
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Ms. Kusama cites instances when Claes Oldenburg and Andy Warhol may have been her imitators.
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He cites both Walt Disney and Robert Wilson, the experimental theater director, as major influences.
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Lipinski himself cites the influx of Latinx residents as the biggest change in his district.
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The post also cites publicly traded companies like Telaria, Rubicon Project and The Trade Desk.
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He often cites his work on a 2013 bipartisan immigration bill as a case study.
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The book cites an October 2017 survey measuring consumer approval of more than 1,600 brands.
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" Starbucks promotes its ethical and eco-friendly practices and cites its "long history in sustainability.
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He cites the views, the variety of people you meet, the ever-changing job sites.
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It cites one meeting in which Beltrán Leyva reportedly wore a vest full of grenades.
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He cites the collection with the dragon, his fall 2018 women's and men's wear show.
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He cites risk management policies and insurance to blunt any financial problems that may arise.
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He cites philosopher Marshall McLuhan: We shape our tools and thereafter our tools shape us.
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As of October 2160, 12 species of sharks are included in Appendix II of CITES.
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In his book, Bergner cites research suggesting that women desire novelty as much as men.
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It cites sea-level rise once, and only to say that it won't be addressed.
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The Home Mini report only cites "information we've viewed" — but the details confirm earlier rumors.
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Trump often cites recent stock market gains as evidence that his economic policies are working.
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Soccer Shots cites the top earner in the company as making $1,696,717 in yearly revenue.
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HANDELSBLATT NEWSPAPER CITES A LUFTHANSA EXECUTIVE SAYING CANCELLATION OF FLIGHTS TO CHINA IS HURTING US
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He cites the signs that churches and other communities often put up to attract visitors.
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He cites statistics that show that 50 percent of traffic deaths occur on rural roads.
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The Locast complaint cites YouTubeTV as one example of a company that got cold feet.
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Moshi's announcement specifically cites environmental concerns as being the reason for the longer warranty period.
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A notice includes violations tied primarily to recruiting and cites a lack of institutional control.
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The lawsuit also cites the increased accessibility electronic signatures provide to voters looking to register.
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Crowell cites the fourth quarter of 2018, when the markets suddenly saw a steep drop.
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Like Tashiro, Alda cites the results of many academic psychological experiments to support his claims.
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The drugmaker cites weaker than expected performance in its U.S. generics business, among other factors.
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The Alliance for Justice report cites a 1998 law review article that Barrett co-authored.
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He cites his father, a former drill sergeant, as the inspiration for his business strategies.
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The drug industry often cites its investments in research and development to justify its pricing.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, 71, cites building roads as one of her biggest accomplishments.
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He cites various passages that are either contradictory or seemingly absurd in the modern world.
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He cites the impact from President Donald Trump's tax reform package and strong economic fundamentals.
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Trump also cites Zelensky's statements that he did not feel pressured by the US president.
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But experts aren't sold on Drivetime, including researchers behind two of the studies Drivetime cites.
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Monsanto frequently cites such research to back up its safety claims on Roundup and pesticides.
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Troopz cites Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette, two of the club's jewels, as confidantes.
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The White House cites a 1997 court settlement and a 2008 law as these loopholes.
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The post cites Jerry Phillips, a biochemist who has studied DNA damage from electromagnetic fields.
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The Post cites other CDC officials confirmed that a list of forbidden words does exist.
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Kid Cudi is currently undergoing rehab for what he cites as depression and suicidal urges.
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But while Frase cites Marx and Luxemburg, and includes the odd piece of Marxist terminology for the superfans, he also cites the New York Times's Farhad Manjoo, mainstream MIT economists Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, Ender's Game, and the Justin Timberlake movie In Time.
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SLOVAKIA TO DETERMINE DAMAGE FROM DIRTY RUSSIAN OIL AFTER CALCULATING COSTS OF CLEANING - RIA CITES PM
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Yet, even Tricorache noted that serious privacy issues are raised by the wide-reaching CITES agreement.
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The outlet also cites affidavits in which voters claim a person picked up their absentee ballots.
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The report, which cites sources, said Starboard currently has a 1.7 percent stake in Dollar Tree.
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The government cites a ruling by the constitutional court saying the president could seek another term.
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The Institute cites U.S. census data showing that 85,000 small businesses closed between 2005 and 2015.
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The lawsuit, first reported by The Daily Beast, cites numerous instances of InfoWars propagating fake news.
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In describing many of the facts of the report, Mueller cites the memos from those interviews.
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Later, it cites a detective as saying the branch was approximately 30 feet off the ground.
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The group cites issued that began under the Trump administration, largely before Barr was sworn in.
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He also cites influences like Robert Mapplethorpe, Sufism, Pier Paolo Pasolini, and Syrian playwright Saadallah Wannous.
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CBRE cites successes from U.S. brands like Zara Home and Crate and Barrel in international markets.
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The letter cites the cause of the request as the unprecedented meeting between Trump and Putin.
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Jones cites other, higher-paying professions as a major reason young black men don't become teachers.
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The law cites research that says attendance and performance will improve if teenagers get more sleep.
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As proof, the Smarter Lunchrooms Movement cites the JAMA Pediatrics and Preventive Medicine studies, among others.
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Wax cites John Derbyshire, a right-wing writer who formerly wrote for the mainstream National Review.
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"These species need extra protection, and under CITES Appendix I, they will get it," she added.
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It's a relentless style that he cites Operation Ivy singer Jesse Michaels as the inspiration for.
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Brew Crew Ball cites this tweet as the first to galvanize momentum for the conspiracy theory.
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In one case the Journal cites, tenants saved $700 a month because of reduced construction costs.
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It cites frustration that the coronavirus outbreak was not declared a global health emergency on Jan.
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He cites the story of a ghost who haunted a family until investigators discerned her identity.
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At times it resembles a legal document, and it even cites a few Supreme Court cases.
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He cites the Supreme Court again, this time two cases from the '90s involving Turner Broadcasting.
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The economy ministry's letter to Medvedev cites a letter from Sechin to the ministry from Aug.
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But Gurman cites "earlier challenges" associated with engineering as keeping the product from getting an update.
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It cites lowered demand particularly from China, which is experiencing a major slowdown in its economy.
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The illustration cites "RCS Probing SubSystem" and "Sfera," the codename of one of the company's products.
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He cites evidence that graduates are healthier, happier and less inclined to a life of crime.
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Gurman cites anonymous sources who confirm many of the rumors we've heard about the forthcoming MBPs.
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Brex co-founder and chief executive officer Henrique Dubugras cites an expanded total addressable market (TAM).
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It cites sources saying his intention is to conduct these outstanding interviews in the coming weeks.
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But it's possible we need to go even further than Deibert and the studies he cites.
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The publication cites police reports that say Li was murdered by her driver using a weapon.
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In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, she cites irreconcilable differences in papers filed on June 13.
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But the CITES recommendation to ban commercial trade of all pangolin species is a critical step.
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MTV cites the artist's business ventures, social media following, cultural impact, and dedication to giving back.
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He cites the recent overturn of Missouri's Right to Work law as an example of this.
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It cites Spectrum's inability to deliver on promises of such standard content as Netflix and gaming.
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Well … from Facebook itself, because the research Zuckerberg cites in his post was conducted by Facebook.
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The note cites the anti-immigrant, white supremacist Christchurch, New Zealand mosque shooter as an inspiration.
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Elephant - CITES rejected proposals by Namibia and Zimbabwe to sell ivory to raise funds for conservation.
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The company removed dozens of fake accounts and cites Russia could be behind the fraudulent pages.
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And he deduced that the "blaze" Fenn cites referred to a fire that had happened nearby.
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Bloomberg cites an unidentified person familiar with the matter in saying the changes are being considered.
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Elephants are mostly listed under Appendix I of CITES, which prohibits all trade in animal parts.
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Elist cites a list of fungal-related knowledge that many women often know, but males don't.
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He cites confidentiality issues, especially if a famous patient shares personal details in group therapy sessions.
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Ewan cites irreconcilable differences as the reason he wants to end his marriage to Eve Mavrakis.
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Even more important, Nate Silver cites evidence that his support among the base is finally slipping.
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It cites climate data from 1998 to 2016 without proper context, and for a specific reason.
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In its note, the bank cites the example of Kanye West's album 'The Life of Pablo'.
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The public opinion survey Wilkinson cites from the Richmond Fed does not show what she claims.
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It also cites additional case law meant to strengthen the argument that Trump didn't obstruct justice.
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The inspector general report Parscale cites isn't actually about the Russia investigation (or Sessions) at all.
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The new report cites at least three providers that have been in discussions with the company.
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His wife, Rachelle, cites the usual irreconcilable differences for walking away from their two-year marriage.
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Bernstein cites a 6 percent growth rate for jean sales in Asia over the last decade.
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Representatives of Prince George's and Fairfax counties -- potential cites for the new headquarters -- expressed disappointment Tuesday.
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Gottwald's countersuit against Kesha, in which he accuses her of defamation, also cites the 2011 testimony.
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Consumers can delete them — a consumer protection that Amazon also cites with its Amazon Echo Look.
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Dimon cites multiple reasons why he believes the too-big-to-fail phenomenon no longer exists.
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The company's website lists him first and cites his experience running the White House communications shop.
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And it cites research by a Washington Post reporter in coming up with the fundraising goal.
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It cites terror, but people are also fed up with its dowdy, badly-repaired theme park.
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The group cites exit poll data indicating 71 percent of Americans support a pathway to citizenship.
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In this passage, she cites the orthodox "lies" that he challenges: That women don't need men.
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Broadly cites a 2012 case in which someone charged another individual $14,000 to lift a curse.
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The divorce filing cites irreconcilable differences and inappropriate marital conduct, Maury County Chancery Court records show.
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She often cites her time in the Middle East when asked to explain her political reinvention.
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The closest models are ones Sanders regularly cites — countries such as Canada, Denmark, England, and Germany.
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The complaint cites the creation of the ghost orders as evidence of the company's true intentions.
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Gottlieb's press release cites that the amount of opioids prescribed is at a 21625-year low.
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JAMA Internet Medicine cites a concentration of health problems in the San Francisco area from Oct.
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Indeed, Huffington Post reporter Zach Carter specifically cites the Clinton and Obama administrations as precursors: 3.
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That's according to a Wall Street Journal report that cites unidentified people familiar with the matter.
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It cites challenges like political attacks on organized labor, growing income inequality and deteriorating workplace conditions.
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The segment cites Judicial Watch, a right-wing group that has promoted conspiracy theories about Soros.
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" The album booklet cites the anguished Psalm 22 — "Why are you so far from saving me?
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The article cites financial pressures as one reason why clinics do not provide paid maternity leave.
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But CITES is an international agreement — it has no authority over trafficking within our own borders.
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An undated memo to Mattis from personnel and intelligence officials cites security concerns in the program.
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The letter specifically cites the California and New York bills as the impetus for their efforts.
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Despite international challenges, the document cites emerging opportunities to advance American interests in the Middle East.
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Rich Wagner, president of Dunwoody College of Technology in downtown Minneapolis, cites the example of electricians.
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The 2010 earthquake in Haiti is what she cites as the reason for her career shift.
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It appears to violate the same policies Apple cites when it took down Alex Jones' podcast.
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That is slightly above the consensus of 22,300 units, according to a FactSet consensus Tamberrino cites.
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One paper Mr Romer cites is entitled "back to square one"; another complains about "unappealing assumptions".
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But the numbers it cites are striking for a diocese that claims fewer than 100,000 Catholics.
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He cites his creative family as one of the main reasons he stayed out of trouble.
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From the Senate, Klobuchar cites this stark statistic: More than 1,900 men have been U.S. senators.
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Polyvinyl founder Matt Lunsford cites it as the most underrated album the label ever put out.
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But he cites a lot of non-exotic ways that businesses can lucratively incorporate AI now.
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As an example, he cites the introduction of rear cameras and power steering to semi-trucks.
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He cites agricultural data management company Farmers Edge and fleet management software provider Telogis as examples.
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She cites the LAPD's failure to ask specific questions about Simpson's hand injury as one example.
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" Chu cites the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze's theory of becoming: "Deleuze talks about Alice in Wonderland.
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Brand Finance cites its "unchallenged" search business as the leading source of its successful advertising income.
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He cites artists like D.R.A.M. and even Towkio as creatives with weird, singular, and inspirational visions.
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It also cites media reports saying Ross did not properly divest his assets upon taking office.
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Stifel cites improving competitive dynamics at the two primary business divisions, Consumer Tax and QuickBooks Online.
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" But the article cites some who balk when "the symbolism is far murkier, like Christopher Columbus.
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MacKinnon cites one woman's lament that the well-paid jobs always go to the prettiest girls.
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For example, he cites a statistic that 30,000 people worldwide were killed by terrorists in 2015.
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De Blasio's plan cites sources for his estimates on how much revenue each proposal would produce.
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Mr. Leonhardt cites as precedent the articles of impeachment against Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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Human Rights Watch cites the use of torture and forced confessions that violate Morocco's 2011 Constitution.
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She cites a federal study that says 75 percent of women locked up are mentally ill.
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The document cites quantum computing and molecular biology as examples of cutting-edge areas for research.
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Dwyer cites human nature of fear as the likely catalyst to interrupt the latest leg higher.
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Halley cites the Egyptian tomb of Nefertari as an influence but confesses a personal angle, too.
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In "The Culture of Curating," Paul O'Neill cites 1987 as a turning point for the role.
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She also cites groups such as the Wounded Warriors Project, which utilize trail hiking as therapy.
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The claim cites several nations whose courts or governments have recognized some rights for natural entities.
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She cites pawnshops and liquor stores that have moved into the area, and declining property values.
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Brill cites the administration's deals with pharmaceutical companies, which he viewed as tragic but politically necessary.
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Second, the examples Warren cites to make her case – like retailers and newspapers – are poor ones.
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The Web Foundation also cites the governments of France and Germany as contributors to the principles.
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This is according to a new report by Bloomberg, which cites people familiar with Samsung's plans.
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HANDELSBLATT NEWSPAPER CITES A LUFTHANSA EXECUTIVE SAYING CO IS LOOKING INTO WHETHER IT WILL SUSPEND HIRING
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There's a ton of terrific work on the nondelegation doctrine, and he cites none of it.
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Just as Trump did four years ago, Bloomberg cites his wealth as evidence that he's incorruptible.
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Trump often cites low black unemployment as evidence of how good he is for black America.
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She cites Alice Phoebe Lou and Willow Smith as songwriters of her time who inspire her.
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He cites a condescending but lighthearted review he had already logged of the Downton Abbey movie.
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The Barclays head of U.S. economics research cites a calm economic backdrop as a major driver.
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The big picture: The conservative senator cites federalist principles as a key motivator for the proposal.
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Susquehanna cites high leverage and risk associated with recent purchases by the company, among other factors.
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Among its concerns, Blackwells cites the addition of Gates to Colony's payroll without a clear role.
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But his Svengali, Steve Bannon, frequently cites Jackson as a role model for the new president.
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He cites high prices and privacy concerns as reasons the smart displays haven't taken off more.
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They're not wrong: each side commissions its own surveys, has its own journals, and cites selectively.
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Vanderbilt cites a researcher who estimates that people typically make two hundred food decisions a day.
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Pugmire cites the 1969 song, "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother," by the Hollies as inspiration.
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Marriages and businesses fail for similar reasons Pearson cites three: You don't learn from past experience.
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"Facebook often cites privacy concerns when they're confronted with the facts of our investigation," he said.
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Trump cites 'badly run and weak companies' Contrast that with what the White House has said.
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Hileman cites the breach of nearly 146 million Americans' personal data at credit reporting agency Equifax.
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The report also cites obesity, the opioid epidemic and depression as other issues affecting Americans' happiness.
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WALMART CITES GROWING FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL REGULATORY COMPLEXITY AND UNCERTAINTY REGARDING E-CIGARETTES - COMPANY MEMO
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The Post's story cites emails and an interview with an anonymous source familiar with the project.
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Some of the examples Quart cites would sound too on-the-nose in a satirical novel.
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But Narang thinks it's telling that Trump rarely, if ever, cites specific rules for potential elimination.
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It cites a civil statute that governs the operation of nonprofit organizations like the inaugural committee.
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Instead, he sees NewsGuard as "amplifiers" of fact-checkers' work, which it cites in its reports.
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First, Trump cites North Korea's lack of missile or nuclear tests as a sign of progress.
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The guidance appears in a 251 online-content strategy paper, marked "confidential," that cites examples from Japan.
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This isn't a blanket ban on vapes, according to the Post, which cites an anonymous FDA official.
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The agreement was later amended, and was formally approved at the CITES CoP17 (Conference of the Parties).
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The board of directors cites the bank's strong 2018 performance in awarding Dimon his highest compensation ever.
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Serrano cites the Google Expeditions project, which lets teachers take their students on immersive virtual field trips.
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Time cites a study that showed 95% of women who get abortions do not regret their decision.
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It does appear that Trump has read the book, though, as he cites its principles so often.
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Devin Nunes filed Monday cites statements made to VICE News by Fresno Bee Executive Editor Joe Kieta.
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Buttigieg also often cites his own volunteer service as an intelligence officer and his deployment to Afghanistan.
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Vogler cites previous studies that found 90 percent of people entering local jails were uninsured before 2014.
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In one part, it cites the office's death investigator as estimating the branch was 50 feet high.
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This represents 1.3 million in potential revenue and the company cites sales cycles of just three weeks.
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"Lead-tin yellow was used extensively until around 1750 and was not rediscovered until 1941," cites Khandekar.
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The report also cites a speech by Economy Minister Paulo Guedes at an event hosted by Valor.
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And he cites Portland's efforts to limit home size, accompanied by efforts to cluster housing around transit.
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The report cites the Trump administration's activities in immigration policy, Puerto Rico hurricane recovery, and affordable housing.
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Linhardt cites Uber and Lyft's respective ad campaigns targeting bus and subway riders in New York City.
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The video by MateyProductions cites Zimmer's score, but it's unclear if permission to use it was obtained.
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The rule cites the 1973 Church Amendment, which protects federal funding for recipients who object to sterilizations.
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De Gaulle cites Socrates, Goethe and Flaubert in his texts; Macron speaks of Hegel, Pericles and Malraux.
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A second example he cites is Bruton's tyrosine kinase, which regulates various malignancies of white blood cells.
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He cites the Bundy ranchers armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge visitor center in 2016.
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Castro advocates universal prekindergarten, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing.
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She in part cites the lofty average state and local deductions taken in her high-tax district.
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She cites the word "appropriate," saying parents should throw it out the window when talking about consent.
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The foundation cites the lack of female-only facilities as the motivating factor in opening Amy's House.
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Their petition cites Section 377 as one of the major reasons for a "brain drain" from India.
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"Selah" swells until West cites Bible verses over door-slam percussion, suggesting an explosion of religious awakening.
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His death certificate cites a heart attack and fluid in his lungs as the cause of death.
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The lawsuit cites this Obama-administration argument as evidence these parts of the bill are necessarily intertwined.
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Winston and Kinsman "reached a compromise with contingencies," according to the Associated Press, which cites court documents.
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And it told us so in a 2005 decision known as Brand X — which Kavanaugh himself cites.
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In the video, Annalise cites her "personal struggles" — the death of her husband, the fliers around campus.
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The complaint also cites USA Today reporting that shows BPD most commonly used Stingrays in black communities.
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Clinton cites Democratic pollster Cornell Belcher's book about a backlash in racial attitudes during the Obama Administration.
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Latest developments • The UN human rights chief cites reports that civilians have been shot dead by ISIS.
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Branson cites a YouGov survey that only 3 percent of people see dyslexia as a positive trait.
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The author cites a study showing that people in open-plan offices also take more sick days.
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Bernstein cites several pieces written by Shapiro, as well as press releases put out by the CTA.
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The report cites a single anonymous source: a "person familiar with their development" Otherwise, details are thin.
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And he cites his extensive experience traveling through time as one of his strongest qualifications for office.
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Preqin's research cites fees and performance as the two biggest sources of investor unhappiness regarding hedge funds.
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Her book cites archival documents, a study of the Nazi-era oil industry, and other published work.
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Mr Collier cites Emmanuel Macron, but since the book was written, the French leader's popularity has slumped.
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Yet the report cites research suggesting that a lack of it undermines voter turnout and civic engagement.
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She cites being a mother as one of the key reasons for stepping forward at the time.
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The study also cites evidence that it is linked to growing distrust of elites and social institutions.
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The AP story cites a person familiar with the matter who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Deutsche Bank cites both valuation and its recent talks with four of DocuSign's largest e-signature customers.
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Radesky cites the "still face experiment", which was devised by developmental psychologist Ed Tronick in the 1970s.
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He cites a compilation of King's speeches on economic justice, edited by historian Michael Honey, as influential.
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Ford's investment and M&A strategy is another reason Navigant cites for its ranking in the study.
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She cites one previous case report in which doctors identified a four-week discordance between two fetuses.
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The warning cites several discriminatory incidents in Missouri, included as examples of "looming danger" in the state.
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He cites clinical tests that have shown strong correlations between scent sensitivity and metabolic and cognitive states.
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Washington cites the conflict as a key obstacle to improved relations between Russia and the United States.
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My draft copy of Reset cites a positive Quora comment from Dave McClure after you were fired.
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The complaint cites 11 plaintiffs, a group which includes 10 U.S. citizens and one lawful permanent resident.
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In seeking to establish the requisite disregard of the truth, Palin's complaint also cites the Times' corrections.
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Like so many other obscure species, it was not yet included in the CITES international trade appendixes.
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Issa's Democratic opponent, Doug Applegate, cites Trump as a reason for why Californians should not back Issa.
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Tonic cites some studies in which CBD was actually shown to have benefits when taken with alcohol.
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The office cites rising interest rates as another of the main culprits for the increasing debt burden.
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He cites that Jeff Bezos disagreed with North Carolina policy on bathroom use for the LBGTQ community.
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Moody's cites volatility in financial markets hurting demand in addition to the difficulties in the CMBS market.
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"The assertion is incorrect, and the letter cites no legal basis for it," Shaub wrote to Passantino.
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In the book's acknowledgments, Stephenson cites "various big-picture conversations" with Jaron Lanier that influenced the novel.
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The report cites only anonymous sources and has not been verified or reported by other news outlets.
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In return Clinton increased work-based tax credits, which From cites in his piece, like the EITC.
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The Oregon senator cites the CDC's report that more than 40,8003 Americans died by suicide in 2017.
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For inspiration he cites everyone from Steve Allen and Johnny Carson to Ellen DeGeneres and Oprah Winfrey.
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These regulations are what the Kentucky government cites as the reason for revoking the clinic's abortion license.
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He cites British painter David Hockney and French comic artist Blexbolex as some of his biggest influences.
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As evidence, he cites one survey that found that only 2 percent of Latinos favored this label.
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Graduation rates are indeed too low, and this contributes to the underdog image that Mr. Goedde cites.
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Goldman cites a number of positive factors for its recommendation of the manufacturing company's stock, including valuation.
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Trump frequently cites the political leanings of the president who appointed a judge as evidence of bias.
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UNHCR cites three major causes of statelessness: discrimination, gaps in nationality laws, and lack of birth registrations.
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The modernist architects that Scott Sternberg cites dreamt of designing perfect modular houses for all of humanity.
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Few statistics from the era exist, but one paper cites a foot amputation rate of 25 percent.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cites both the UN report and the Black Friday report in its intro text.
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Mayor cites protests from local Jewish officials, allies It is unclear why the group made the decision.
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This book cites the stories of the rapid rise of great companies of Facebook, Netflix, and Airbnb.
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Rhiannon also cites the new UK exam system as a reason behind the success of these videos.
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Pruitt cites considerable new information about fuel prices, projected vehicle costs, consumer preferences, and other relevant factors.
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"If Duterte approaches the Chinese and cites the ruling, that is a nonstarter," Mr. Santa Romana said.
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