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Rather than clarifying as the Justice Department wanted — issuing a ruling that Mattis could keep delaying the date — Kollar-Kotelly did the opposite, clarifying that the court's injunction meant the Jan.
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But there's still the matter of clarifying her own stance.
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There was definitely a clarifying urgency to rejecting those ideas.
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And the liberal outlets don't plan on clarifying anytime soon.
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For Hafif, painting was a meditative act, a clarifying ritual.
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The parallels to the Telecom Act of 28503 are clarifying.
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Cruz later apologized to Carson for not clarifying the report.
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The CEA paper is, by contrast, a useful clarifying moment.
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I look forward to clarifying my comments through my support.
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"We are clarifying the technical issues," the ministry spokesman added.
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In the future, we will thank Trump for clarifying this.
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"What we need is a clarifying election," Mr. Ryan said.
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In a general sense, clarifying by using strong visual analogies.
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No one knows, though, and the White House isn't clarifying.
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The authenticity of this "Rinaldo" was like a clarifying gift.
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L over the years from clarifying anger to electrifying empathy.
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This might strike some as incoherent, but it's arguably clarifying.
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The Trump era has been clarifying in so many ways.
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This should be a clarifying moment for the L.G.B.T. movement.
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For Kelly himself, the raids have been a clarifying moment.
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He forced you to take sides; his rage was clarifying.
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We realized we had some explaining and clarifying to do!
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — without clarifying the image was a fake.
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I hope this has been a clarifying hour for you tonight.
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Amanda Seyfried is clarifying her message about body image and expectations.
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But, luckily, there's a solution for weighed-down hair: clarifying shampoos.
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According to Buddhism, these practices aren't good only because they're clarifying.
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Clarifying our free-speech laws for the modern age is necessary.
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UPDATE: SmileDirect reached out to Refinery29 with the following clarifying statement.
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Clarifying might make this uncomfortable social ritual a lot less painful.
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If they're actors, there's no note clarifying that it's been staged.
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"I like it," says Tormund, before clarifying his preference for women.
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Facebook responded by clarifying its existing channels for reporting illegal content.
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Monday afternoon, Conway sent a series of tweets clarifying his views.
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It comes up, over and over again, without ever clarifying itself.
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Rose McGowan is clarifying critiques she made of the #MeToo movement.
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There's some complicated law around asylum cases, which is worth clarifying.
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The congresswoman wrote a thread on Twitter further clarifying her comments.
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However, there are a couple of key points that need clarifying.
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The play is less adept, however, in clarifying its own story.
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McCain's office quickly issued a statement clarifying his remarks Tuesday night.
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"That is softening," she said, clarifying her own "three Gs" theory.
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There's something especially clarifying as it pertains to the gig economy.
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Farnsworth's alarm doesn't feel believable, and that disbelief can be clarifying.
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Before chiming in with your own rebuttal, ask a clarifying question.
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Congress should pass my Strengthening and Clarifying the 25th Amendment Act.
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After these shifting, swirling flavors, the desserts have a clarifying effect.
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It was clarifying to hear Mr. Buffett frame things this way.
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"It's quiet around this time," the barkeep explained, clarifying that d.j.
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Before chiming in with your own thoughts, ask a clarifying question.
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But later that day, he issued a statement clarifying his comments.
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Chaffetz later Tuesday tried clarifying the intent behind his original remarks.
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" Or, "Something is confusing, but it's not about clarifying it here.
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Congress can pass a law clarifying that bringing a minor child with you does not constitute smuggling, thereby clarifying that we are not a country that penalizes parents and children for wanting to be together. 5.
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On Thursday he said the diagnosis was "incredibly clarifying" about his future.
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Without Nintendo clarifying the situation, it's tough to tell exactly what's wrong.
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State Republican lawmakers claimed their interest was clarifying "ambiguities" in the amendment.
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He called the diagnosis "clarifying" in deciding to enter the presidential race.
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"To me, it was a very clarifying moment for the president," Sen.
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His lawyer clarifying that it is not a crime but a violation.
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He said he expected the Trump administration to begin clarifying its views.
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For her, painting was a meditative act, a clarifying ritual of sorts.
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ILOVED"TheEnd," Schneider wrote, continuing with three more tweets clarifying the mend.
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I think as a communication, that is not really clarifying to anybody.
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You're in a generous mood, and a clarifying conversation will go down.
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G-Eazy is clarifying the nature of his relationship with Demi Lovato.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China is gradually clarifying its bank bailout message.
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And I like blue jeans," she shared, before clarifying: "Tight blue jeans.
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Ms. Dinnigan was also busy clarifying discrepancies in the hotel's record book.
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It's gotten so bad that Turner is now clarifying what she said.
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An energizing, clarifying conversation could go down between you and someone special.
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It is a clarifying, organizing gesture that makes my mind feel clearer.
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" Farrimond responded with his own tweet, also clarifying that he said "request.
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She also recommends picking up a clarifying shampoo to help with buildup.
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Advice on clarifying if this is the privacy breach it looks like?
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The big picture: He's clarifying three controversial interviews he gave this week.
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The Whitney Museum instead organized a panel and issued copious clarifying statements.
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And because I can get clogged up, I use a clarifying toner.
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Clarifying that for purposes of anti-discrimination provisions is entirely not problematic.
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These metaphors can be clarifying or confusing, an occupational hazard of metaphors.
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"Gladwell's insistence on theory can be distorting, rather than clarifying," she wrote.
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The agency is also clarifying how the regulations apply to older equipment.
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Karen Yourish and Wilson Andrews of The Times created a clarifying timeline.
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"A lot of it is clarifying some of the rules," said Rep.
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Having the deadline looming is almost like a clarifying thing for me.
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Knowing history also has a way of clarifying the fight you're in.
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Repeatedly, he had to do damage control, walking back, clarifying or re-clarifying comments about the Muslim ban, whether he wanted to raise taxes on the rich, or whether he would release his own tax returns before November.
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So one thing central to markets is the process of clarifying property rights.
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Posey seems to have realized his error and apologized after clarifying his orientation.
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The network also responded to the snafu by clarifying Daenerys' drink of choice.
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The extent of the waivers further clarifying just how deadly unserious Trump was.
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"It is a clarifying rebuke for China's rulers," the Economist's David Rennie notes.
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"She's the first person to give me the Clinique Clarifying Lotion," Kim said.
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I can chalk it up to clarifying treatments and rationing my styling products.
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They were framed mostly as clarifying and enforcing existing law, not expanding it.
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Lacking any additional clarifying information from Twitter, we could really use your help.
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This eclipse will be difficult, scary, shocking, sometimes impossible, but eventually, totally clarifying.
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Really feel bad for not clarifying and quite fearful that I've mislead many.
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In very special cases, consider clarifying that you are literally laughing out loud.
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Clarifying your values and boundaries early this month will help you stay grounded.
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The footnote clarifying the damages Waymo is seeking is noted in full below.
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However, in turn, Uber is making concessions, including clarifying its messaging regarding tipping.
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She later backtracked, clarifying that Viacom's legal team had not terminated her contract.
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The play acts like a whittling knife, refining and clarifying as it cuts.
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Moderators manipulate the candidates to combat each other instead of clarifying their stances.
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And that's where Boris Johnson's tirade against President Obama is so wonderfully clarifying.
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That and language clarifying whistleblower awards will cost $85033 million over 10 years.
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Update: After the story broke, the White House put out a clarifying statement:
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She believes that Kennedy's retirement can be a clarifying moment for American liberals.
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The annual Lincoln Center series bearing that name may not be clarifying matters.
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Above all, "The Deuce" operates on a clarifying principle: Sex work is work.
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But the intensity of emotion largely clouds the album rather than clarifying it.
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This is where Gladwell's insistence on theory can be distorting, rather than clarifying.
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I'm confused," Mnuchin said, then clarifying it was a "joke" that was "funny.
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" After clarifying "except Seth Meyers," she answered her question with a roar: "ME!
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Powell excelled in asking the president difficult and clarifying questions about policy proposals.
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Billy Dee Williams is clarifying his previous comments on how he views himself.
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EST Amazon provided Mashable with the following statement clarifying their publicity approval process.
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"He has been clarifying the matter over the weeks and months," Phares wrote.
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Ask clarifying questions (to make it okay for others to do the same).
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Hoyer quickly issued a statement clarifying that he fully backs the Judiciary chairman.
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Trump's precise plans for pharma are more confusing than clarifying at this point.
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Tesla said it was working through its Model 3 backlog without clarifying further.
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DeMario also wants them to release a statement clarifying HE isn't under investigation.
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It's called a lotion, but don't let the name fool you: It's basically a clarifying mist that helps to remove buildup with vinegar and brighten hair with chamomile — without the drying and stripping side effects of an actual clarifying shampoo.
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Ahead, the best clarifying, exfoliating, and smoothing body acne products for your skin type.
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But clarifying her current-day stance on the topic is proving to be trickier.
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Ed note: This story has been updated with clarifying information about Dr. Cooper's statements.
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It would be clarifying if we had local parties that actually reflected these divisions.
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Clarifying Twitter's mission would be painful for the people who work at the company.
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Since then, South Korea brought in rules clarifying its stance on the crypto-industry.
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But the British constitution, uncodified and long referendum-averse, makes no such clarifying provisions.
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In response to these reports, Facebook issued a timeline clarifying what happened and when.
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We thought that was worth clarifying since quite a few of you have asked.
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Those are huge thumbs," he said, before clarifying that he wasn't "stoned at all.
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Netflix is now clarifying that it's not a "game," exactly, it's an interactive story.
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Now, in the clarifying light of this vote's failure, it's time to be honest.
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"We're encouraged Facebook is clarifying metrics and seeking input from customers," a spokesperson said.
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Fed officials ended up clarifying that rates were nearing estimates of a neutral level.
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And a recent ex-Googler offers this clarifying inside perspective on the divisive manifesto.
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UPDATED: Issa released another statement further clarifying his position at about 6 p.m. Monday.
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We express our love for each by sending edibles," she says, clarifying, "food edibles.
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Apple reps issued a statement to Fortune clarifying the reports as the story developed.
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But it's clarifying to place Bolton within the broader framework of Republican foreign policy.
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Update: SoftBank issued a release later on Monday, further clarifying the situation with Uber.
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"Shodhana" means clarifying or purifying, and "Pranayama" means to take control of the breath.
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Pence, who had the heavier lift in clarifying the Trump campaign's position on reform.
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That was a clarifying moment for Lee, who then decided to leave the country.
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Responding to the public outcry, this afternoon YACHT issued a statement clarifying what happened.
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That said, it's always worth clarifying whether a partner might actually enjoy sleep sex.
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Despite living through multiple so-called bubbles, I started out by clarifying my terms.
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Watching "Hillary," and then watching Ms. Warren step back, was simultaneously depressing and clarifying.
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But perhaps the day's noise makes the quiet of drawing more numinous and clarifying.
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And the events of recent weeks haven't necessarily been useful for clarifying lingering misunderstandings.
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Communication planet Mercury also connects with Saturn tonight, bringing you a helpful, clarifying conversation.
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When Trump asked a clarifying question, Mulvaney refused to provide all the relevant information.
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In the meantime, the Golan Heights news is another clarifying moment in Israel's election.
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The simplicity that has felt clarifying in Mr. Doyle's best work feels stingy here.
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"We thought at that time we were clarifying roles and responsibilities," Ms. Landis said.
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And it succeeds in clarifying the artist's own long-range view of her career.
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Trump remarked Giuliani "has been my attorney," before clarifying he still works for him.
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And despite — more recently — further guidance from DPAs clarifying the rules around cookie consent.
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An hour and a half later, Trump issued a second tweet clarifying his position.
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The White House also released a statement clarifying that Trump did condemn white supremacists.
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The bipartisan Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data, or CLOUD, Act, led by Rep.
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Intense, important, and clarifying conversations arrive as Mercury connects with your ruling planet Pluto.
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To begin with, though, a clarifying question: What do you mean by "young people"?
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" Clarifying on his answer, Brown explained the name was a "nickname I gave to myself.
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Justice Sotomayor dispatched Repsis by clarifying that Race Horse had been superseded by Mille Lacs.
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" Here Puckette laughs before clarifying: "Because otherwise I was eating beans and rice and bread!
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Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah did not appear to be appeased by Pakistan's clarifying statement.
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That's just clarifying that the president should be seeking advice and counsel when time permits.
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Sessions said he will send a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee clarifying his testimony.
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ET with a Netflix statement further clarifying a number of inaccuracies from the original report.
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Choosing the name Kim picked for what became her organization was the final clarifying moment.
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Instead, the rain was more like a mist, a clarifying tonic that swept everything away.
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It's a well-deserved prize and a clarifying one, as far as economics is concerned.
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Academy Award nominee Charlotte Rampling is clarifying her controversial remarks on racism at the Oscars.
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"Sometimes shirtless, maybe a little naked," Jordan responds, clarifying he (not his mother) is naked.
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The New York primaries on Tuesday providing a clarifying moment for both parties' leading candidates.
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The great upside of the Trump campaign has been its role as a clarifying agent.
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In some cases, the Justice Department simply recommended clarifying these policies to address specific scenarios.
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The network also responded to the snafu on Monday by clarifying Daenerys' drink of choice.
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"I don't have a goal weight," Wang said, clarifying a different physical benchmark she's after.
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Several US officials are also now clarifying key points from initial reports of the ambush.
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The singer is clarifying some comments she made to Attitude magazine about battling her weight.
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Then came the clarifying heat, from four to five hours of braising with Dijon mustard.
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A clarifying statement from Giuliani issued four hours later did little to illuminate the matter.
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Remember, clarifying thepointof the email is one of the most important components of the email.
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Testimony from people who have experienced "experimental living," whatever that may be, could be clarifying.
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Porter responded by clarifying what she said and explaining what an REO is to Carson.
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Luann de Lesseps is clarifying who foot the bill for her second stint in rehab.
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Giuliani praised Davis, who is an opinion contributor at The Hill, for clarifying his comments.
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And by clarifying payments, taxpayers are filing fewer waivers and delivering more payments on time.
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"Truly all different kinds" says Tatum, clarifying that their sex style depends on their schedule.
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This was a moment when Americans are looking for unifying as well as clarifying words.
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Yet, if taken at its word, there is something clarifying about an explanation like that.
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But rather than clarifying the cause of a murky issue, "toxic" often does the opposite.
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In these and more ways, Super Tuesday was a clarifying moment in the 2020 campaign.
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Now Mr. Delaney, a former China correspondent for Bloomberg News, makes a point of clarifying.
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And that's not always the case," he said, after clarifying "the ending is the ending.
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It's a marvelous moment for the actor Ted Levine, and a clarifying jolt for Connor.
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Finally, an official impeachment inquiry might strengthen such subpoena efforts and produce some clarifying votes.
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"It's not about boom and bust," he said, clarifying that he's optimistic about the future.
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At each step of the way, lawmakers are fuzzing up issues rather than clarifying them.
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These changes are aimed at clarifying the information I collect and how I use it.
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That's because of an effort aimed at clarifying sources of information, according to the company.
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This election, then, rather than clarifying the UK's stance on Brexit, could make it knottier.
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Finally, science is providing more reason to meditate—not just by documenting the therapeutic benefits of mindfulness but by showing that our mental processes are in need of clarifying, and suggesting that clarifying them could involve changing our relationship to some of our feelings.
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Bits of the book need clarifying, and pruning is in order, but there's something exciting here.
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However, a company spokesman said it plans on clarifying its policies around video cam footage soon.
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Often founders need help with clarifying their purpose, shaping their vision, positioning, strategy, you name it.
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It wasn't planned that way, but I hope Trump's presence here will be a clarifying event.
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After you've had time to clear your mind, go back to your manager with clarifying questions.
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Due to the backlash, Healthline released a statement clarifying why they used the term front hole.
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Initially, officials had said "about 1,500" troops would be sent before clarifying with the higher number.
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After controversy, the government backed down somewhat, clarifying that it would not ask for IP addresses.
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Silverman's clarifying tweet has gotten 603 likes and has been retweeted 238 times, at press time.
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A full 38 minutes passed before officials sent another alert clarifying it was a false alarm.
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Now, the New Zealand pop star has tweeted a statement clarifying that that's not the case.
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Gina Rodriguez is clarifying controversial remarks she made that sparked debate among some social media users.
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"In some of these cases, we are also clarifying behavior in connection with PDVSA," FINMA said.
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The ODCA also seeks to improve the rate of healthy organ donations by clarifying the law.
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He wraps up his apology by clarifying that his post was not prompted by a publicist.
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And if that's really not enough, we addressed some clarifying details in the interview that follows.
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For every bit of sensible dialogue or clarifying moment, Twin Peaks also provides a bewildering tidbit.
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Not oily — she told us her clarifying shampoo took care of that — but full-on sticky.
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CLOUD Act: The solution before Congress is the bipartisan Clarifying Overseas Use of Information (CLOUD Act).
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" Merritt refers to his open-heart surgery to replace a valve as a recent "clarifying moment.
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We can close these gaps by clarifying the definition of what counts as a public accommodation.
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" Ora responded to Legend tweeting, "Thank you for clarifying what I was about to also tweet.
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He criticized the filmmakers for not clarifying that Poland was under German control during the period.
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"We all go through a bad day," Gilleon said, clarifying that Olango was not mentally ill.
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Her discussion here is energetic, her case histories are well selected and her thought experiments clarifying.
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"They spend time clarifying rules that are already clear, as opposed to enforcing them," he said.
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HBCU Travelers, meanwhile, has shared a post clarifying that she was a supporter, not an employee.
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Post-hackathon, I had email conversations with the teams, and asked them a few clarifying questions.
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Start by clarifying the specific concerns, or missed opportunities, that the new guy's absences are causing.
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But I think it made some important steps forward in clarifying what needed to be done.
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Wet the headlight lens and apply the clarifying compound with one of the included polishing cloths.
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However, I still wished for an introductory essay clarifying those influences most relevant to Kiefer's journals.
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They want to kill me," Giuliani practically yelled, before clarifying: "Kill me, in terms of reputation.
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And if there's any confusion, here's intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff clarifying that statement with Taylor.
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And here, I think there is a need to start clarifying that, by the European politicians.
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BMW is now clarifying the range and has said the EPA estimate will be 270 miles.
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The cable news outlet corrected the story, clarifying that Trump Jr. received the email on Sept.
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Your complexion is acting out, so you spot-treat your breakout with clarifying tea-tree oil.
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"How much are they paying you?" he said she asked him, not clarifying who "they" were.
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Paul even endorsed the pairing in an interview, clarifying that his marriage with Mongeau was open.
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Update: After this story went viral, the pharmacist interviewed provided an additional statement clarifying his remarks.
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So I feel like I had an emotional connection to Louise, who's all about clarifying intent.
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This month will be a period of refining and clarifying what you expect from your relationships.
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I think it's clear already, but it's worth clarifying: Why was Nietzsche so contemptuous of democracy?
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The other thing that's worth clarifying is that anti-fascist groups don't only organize against textbook fascists.
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We'll be keeping an eye on Blanchett's social media to see if she starts clarifying her identity.
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Jill Duggar Dillard is clarifying her decision to read the Kama Sutra on her recent anniversary trip.
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Google initially denied its own inaccurate reporting, but later backtracked, adding that it had added clarifying language.
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Let's help him out by taking a walk down memory lane and clarifying how we got here.
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Heller recently cleared up what the movie would be about, clarifying that it won't be a biopic.
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There's nothing quite so clarifying on Survivor as knowing somebody is actively trying to vote you out.
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It would also provide a clarifying moment for the conservative movement and the rest of the country.
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LAX and LAPD are clarifying with this policy that the regulation applies within the airport as well.
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We look forward to seeing more detail clarifying this policy change in the days and weeks ahead.
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"We're clarifying the difference between researchers that act in good faith and people who don't," Flynn said.
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How about we close it out with a clarifying quote from the CEO of Klaxoon, Matthieu Beucher?
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Near this date, you're likely to have a clarifying conversation, or realization, about how your partners think.
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Lenovo later provided a statement on the executive's behalf, clarifying the comments he had made to CNBC.
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Answering it depends on clarifying exactly what kind of job a Democratic presidency would be in 2016.
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" The hosts were understandably taken aback with Ripa clarifying, "Wait, your ex-husband went on your honeymoon?
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And just clarifying I am not saying because I was born girl makes me better than her.
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"However, we will not allow the wheels to be turned back in clarifying the scandals," he added.
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It is clear that this issue needs clarifying and that it is not going away anytime soon.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) said Trump's unpredictability means the Democrats should insist on clarifying the subsidy language.
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Lamyaa addressed this in a subsequent tweet, clarifying that she didn't mean to erase anyone else's experiences.
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The President, however, rarely awaits future clarifying developments before weighing in on matters like Flynn's immunity request.
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The company is resisting pressure to follow suit, clarifying that Jones has not yet broken its rules.
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"Clarifying that, I think, is also something that Mueller may want to tell us about," Whitehouse said.
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Kaepernick has remained silent throughout the majority of his activism (spare clarifying the intent of his actions).
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Trump only tweeted once on Sunday—clarifying his remark on Sweden, while not taking responsibility for it.
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A disclaimer precedes the first episode of Magic for Humans, clarifying that there are no camera tricks.
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On Wednesday, the Republican presidential nominee is scheduled to give an address clarifying his position on immigration.
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The recent crisis at the border surrounding so-called "family separation" policies has been a clarifying moment.
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He walked back those remarks, clarifying that the doctor who performed illegal abortions should face criminal charges.
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Rosemary and calendula are both healing and anti-inflammatory, and the honey is incredibly clarifying and moisturizing.
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Later at the Christmas Market my mother got a phone call from our neighbors clarifying what happened.
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Congress has the power to pass legislation clarifying that domestic violence is still a ground for asylum.
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Kane agreed with Murphy's idea of clarifying how to gauge the success of women's sports in America.
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Rules clarifying unitization of concessions and production-sharing contracts will be complete by year end, he added.
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The Post put out a statement clarifying that the newspapers dedicated to criticizing Trump were not authentic.
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But seeing the gymnasts at Michigan State University come out against team doctor Larry Nassar was clarifying.
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This duo packs a complexion-clearing punch with the Supermud pore-clarifying treatment and Superserum exfoliating serum.
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Through this lens, Donegan's story, told in her own eloquent words, struck many as brave and clarifying.
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"Good grief," Brazile said on Twitter after a series of retweets of journalists clarifying the new development.
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So she sat down and started to write a clarifying, role-redefining letter-of-intent-to self.
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"I think it was not necessary and will have no impact," Blunt said of the clarifying language.
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Mr. Kasich, on the campaign trail in Michigan, looked forward to the March 15 contests as clarifying.
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After Zedd clarified that the track had been released legally, Dr. Luke sarcastically thanked him for clarifying.
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" There's a lot to unpack there, but let's start with clarifying what Walker means by "other agencies.
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She washes her hair every two weeks with conditioner and once a month with a clarifying shampoo.
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" Josie also replied to one comment asking whether Mason had fun at his party, clarifying, "He did!
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Not long after the White House photo was taken, a clarifying moment occurred in young Amy's life.
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The effect was at once analytical, clarifying every element, and immersive, even disorienting, in the best way.
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Exciting drama is unfolding in your friend group, and a clarifying confrontation arrives in your relationships today.
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Researchers turned to DNA in hopes of clarifying which of these were the ancestors of Native Americans.
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But the shock jock addressed the subject head-on Monday ... clarifying that it wasn't a personal day.
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Sometimes the homework she gives is as simple as clarifying what the seeker is actually looking for.
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ICE went as far as to put out a tweet clarifying it does not monitor polling locations.
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We walked into Africa," Rogan said, before clarifying that there was "no white people in the theater.
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And it passed on clarifying the true threats doctrine in 2015 in a case called Elonis v.
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No more important challenge awaits Trump than clarifying where he stands on Putin's threat to the West.
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Clarifying his remarks later, Borghi told Reuters that Italy's government has no intention of leaving the euro.
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" Hamilton leans in to inspect it, before clarifying: "It's cased in plastic, so I guess it's fine.
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But a better approach is one that encourages security research by clarifying the CFAA with brighter lines.
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Or, the agency could issue additional clarifying guidelines for the use of delays to minimize potential abuse.
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The same year, the Egg Nutrition Center was created with a goal of clarifying skepticism around cholesterol.
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It could pass a statute clarifying the propriety of the cost-sharing reduction payments that Trump ended.
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Years of that kind of thing can make you crazy, or it can be a clarifying force.
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" Even Paul Ryan had to release a statement clarifying that "Putin should stay out of this election.
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He has apologized to Mr. Carson for not later clarifying that Mr. Carson was not leaving the race.
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EST — This story was updated to reflect an Apple spokesperson's comments clarifying the translation of the original statement.
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The farm lobby praised the decree for clarifying the definition of slave labor and eliminating "excesses" by inspectors.
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In this case, Valve says Rape Day posed "unknown costs and risks," without clarifying which rule it broke.
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EDT This article has been updated with additional information from Snapchat clarifying when users will receive recording notifications.
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The clarifying cleanser offers thorough cleansing but is also exceptionally gentle and mild for stressed or dry skin.
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Member States are encouraged to continue simplifying and clarifying the application of tax rules to the collaborative economy.
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One person's recent experience at an Airbnb has the company apologizing and clarifying its rules on surveillance devices.
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Despite Michel repeatedly clarifying that he's waiting for his friend, Cukor refuses to let him into the building.
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Yes, but: These laws have not generally done a good job clarifying acceptable ways to do this safely.
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It wasn't until I began using the clarifying shampoo twice a week that my hair looked significantly healthier.
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In Europe, Switzerland has been particularly progressive when it comes to clarifying policies around cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
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The singer tweeted, "f—" and "trash" during the show, later clarifying that she was not referring to Cardi.
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What they're saying: The EPA responded, clarifying a long-standing policy of allowing travel other than coach class.
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Uma Thurman is clarifying the circumstances surrounding the scary stunt accident she had on set of Kill Bill.
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Chipotle recognizes that and responded to many of their customers' tweets clarifying what the leaf is and apologizing.
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According to Linda de Zeeuw, stylist at NYC's Rob Peetoom Salon, that process starts with a clarifying shampoo.
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For starters, it's worth clarifying the confusing legal landscape in the U.S. in which CBD and cannabis exist.
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This week at Davos, Lagarde has called on Chinese authorities to reassure markets by clarifying their policy intentions.
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On 12 october pending release of an announcement clarifying press articles Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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EST Fergie spoke out about the resurfaced interview Thursday, clarifying the context behind being bit by Quentin Tarantino.
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She tells us, "I am looking forward to my day in court to present evidence clarifying these allegations."
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It said that economic indicators for May and June would play a key role in clarifying that distinction.
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Lady Gaga is clarifying her condolences after the sudden death of Rick "Zombie Boy" Genest at age 32.
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Finally, U.S. officials could also use this opportunity to insist on clarifying America's long-term presence in Afghanistan.
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The Ouidad Water Works Clarifying Shampoo features a gentle yet powerful formula that's specifically designed for curly hair.
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In recent years, however, the Salvation Army has become increasingly intent on clarifying its position regarding LGBTQ matters.
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Hours after the interview posted, the DNC distributed a seven-sentence statement clarifying Wasserman Schultz's comments on abortion.
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The legislation, known as the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act, is co-sponsored by Sens.
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If he wants help clarifying resilience, he'd get it from legions of rent-seekers, academics and agenda advocates.
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Communication is difficult, thanks to Mercury retrograde; however, a productive and clarifying conversation could go down this evening!
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Without courts clarifying the law (or legislators changing it), that threat could hang over researchers and their work.
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Clarifying privacy settings, and creating a page for users to see a birds-eye view of their data.
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More recently, the company said it was weighing the idea of a "clarifying function" for explaining old tweets.
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While JPMorgan and others complained, the legislation had the benefit of clarifying what they could and couldn't do.
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In particular, big tech companies like Google and Microsoft are clarifying how they plan to make their mark.
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More Maggi goes into a loose mix of tomatoes and pickled onions, with a dash of clarifying mustard.
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Last week's confirmation hearings for Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, lacked those clarifying glimpses.
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Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni issued a statement to reporters flying with the pope to Mozambique clarifying the comment.
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Far from clarifying anything, every issue seemed to crash into the one before it, rendering it more complex.
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Oklahoma just passed a law clarifying that restaurants and stores have a right to keep support animals out.
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SMH welp," clarifying shortly after that "Drake can be a bit of a vulture on young rap niggas.
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It's worth clarifying, though, that Second Nature isn't aiming to market towards consumer fears due to the outbreak.
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"We're still having the potluck," she added, clarifying that Utah employees outside of her division are not invited.
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Rather than clarifying which strategy to adopt for 2020, the patchwork of outcomes has only deepened the disagreements.
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But while Trump's words were meant to further derange American political debate, they were, in one sense, clarifying.
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Asking a clarifying question like "I think you said x, y, and z, is that right?" can help.
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They take it as a clarifying moment, like the opening salvo in a war for control over Westworld.
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Schock confirmed that he no longer smokes cigarettes, clarifying what Nelson told KSAT in San Antonio on Monday.
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In that sense, the trial provided an important service to Americans, clarifying the stakes in the coming election.
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On March 23, it enacted the Cloud Act — more formally, the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act.
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Telling family, friends and the boys' teachers, required clarifying and repeating (hence the elevator-pitch-with-hand-gestures).
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I hope you'll permit one in this case, though, because it's the most clarifying comparison I'm aware of.
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Rarely are presidential primary debates as clarifying about the political stakes for candidates as Thursday's Democratic face-off.
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The legislation, known as the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act, is co-sponsored by Sens.
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An October 25 policy update provides a "clarifying genitalia definition" and new rules on nudity for Facebook moderators.
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If clarifying the nature of your loving relationship causes people "embarrassment or shock," that's their problem, not yours.
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The bundle features the Blue Tansy Resurfacing Clarity Mask, which we love for its cooling and clarifying properties.
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As he sees it, Benioff's contradictions and even his existence make him "a clarifying agent" for our times.
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"I'm having everyone in the transition read it," Mr. Bannon continued, later clarifying that "everyone" meant several people.
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"On the way out, he did kiss me," Woods said, clarifying that he did kiss her on the lips.
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An e-mail from our CFO that's clarifying a lot of different policies doesn't define exactly what that is.
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Cease developing any and all weapons technologies, and draft a public-facing acceptable use policy clarifying this commitment;3.
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Intel also issued a letter to its employees and stakeholders clarifying why it was important to meet with Trump.
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Sessions said he will send a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday or Friday clarifying his testimony.
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Although Yahoo is, of course, constrained from clarifying this point, Bell does seem to address it in the letter.
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United has since released a statement clarifying that paying customers are welcome to wear spandex pants on their flights.
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T-Pain is clarifying the longtime rumors that he and his wife, Amber Najm, are in an open relationship.
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Iran&aposs ambassador was summoned to the ministry Monday and asked to "contribute to clarifying the situation," Forenbacher said.
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The administration is clarifying that it wants the commercial space industry to do a lot of that heavy lifting.
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Clarifying shampoos that contain heavy surfactants are not your friend — they'll only strip your curls of their natural oils.
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Clinton has also responded to Sanders by clarifying other kinds of issues that will be central to her presidency.
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" The New York Times' Charlie Warzel wrote in a tweet that Breitbart "being in Facebook's trusted partners is clarifying.
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The DHS also issued a new directive to airlines week, clarifying some of the measures that they must enact.
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That may refer to a Facebook blog post called "Clarifying Our Platform Policies," which Osofsky published on January 25th.
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Then again, they do say nothing lasts forever... MD Complete Acne Clarifying Gel Mask, $19.99, available at MD Complete.
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Eddie Murphy's ex-wife, Nicole Murphy, is now clarifying and apologizing for locking lips with a very married man.
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RankBrain works by clarifying complex, ambiguous or hard-to-understand queries so the search engine can fetch better results.
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This pretty purple crystal, some believe, has relaxing, clarifying and mind-opening qualities, perfect for getting things done. 18.
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He also said the board didn't back him in clarifying controversial comments he made about the NFL last November.
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" The "Anywhere" artist followed up, "Fun fact @johnlegend thank you for clarifying what I was about to also tweet.
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Joking, Cheadle dismissively explained that "one of the Chrises" won, before clarifying that the victor was, in fact, Evans.
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"Clarifying" is not just another word for stripping, at least not when it comes to this gentle exfoliating formula.
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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme responded by clarifying that it would not refund buyers if funeral plans went bust.
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Speaker, I inadvertently voted aye for the Clarifying Congressional Intent in Providing for DC Home Rule Act of 2016.
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" Metz later walked back the statement, clarifying to People in December that weight loss "wasn't mandated in the contract.
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I wish I could say the software interface does a better job of clarifying controls, but nothing felt obvious.
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In December, she slammed critics of her workouts during pregnancy, clarifying that her doctors had approved her workout regimen.
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I'm not above anyone X love Really feel bad for not clarifying and quite fearful that I've mislead many.
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First of all, thank you to everyone on twitter clarifying the difference between a White Walker and a Wight.
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He said the agency plans to issue guidance clarifying the circumstances in which such an approach would be appropriate.
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Two days later, however, Uber was clarifying that the vehicles aren't really as "self-driving" as the name suggested.
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A week after making bizarre comments to Hoda Kotb during a Today interview, Burt Reynolds is clarifying his remarks.
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Tiffany Haddish is clarifying the controversial comments she made last week about Bill Cosby to the Los Angeles Times.
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He introduced his altitude expert, Zeru Bekele, an Ethiopian, clarifying that this was not an endeavor wholly by outsiders.
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Ultimately, it is up to Congress to step in and stop the chaos by clarifying the rules going forward.
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The agencies quickly pulled back, clarifying their position in May that year to allow the promotions in certain cases.
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Ron DeSantis, a Republican, for an advisory opinion clarifying the scope of Amendment 4 ahead of the 2020 elections.
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That's amazing," she said, before clarifying, "Let's put it this way: I have a lot more independence and freedom.
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Kelly was also active in clarifying that order, stating that green card holders would be exempt from the ban.
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That single clarifying tweet from Musk sent Samsung SDI's stock plunging 8 percent this morning, losing roughly $580 million.
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"It was Russians who actually engaged in this," Pompeo said, clarifying that those individuals had ties to the Kremlin.
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The changes include "clarifying annual monitoring network plan public notice requirements" and "revising network design requirements," among other things.
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That's why we're clarifying seven critical issues raised in the debates, and which will likely return during the campaign.
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After an outcry, Buttigieg's campaign added a "clarifying statement" on Wednesday morning, saying the candidate only supports medical exemptions.
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The White House on Tuesday released a new directive clarifying the government's role in the event of a cyberattack.
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But without clarifying their stance on the Vanguard's name change, the network is ignoring the elephant in the room.
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When promulgating the WOTUS rule, the EPA and the Corps insisted they were simply clarifying the significant nexus test.
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" Pelosi has followed by clarifying that the new focus "is not a course correction, but it's a presentation correction.
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Even women who have experienced Mr. Trump's aggressions firsthand found the recording to be startling, clarifying and, perhaps, vindicating.
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UPDATE: McCain released a statement Thursday afternoon clarifying some of his questions and joking that he stayed up late.
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At the moment, without a clarifying rule, the only standard that follows the law is a zero-tolerance standard.
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But once spiced and sweetened, the thick drink proved particularly fortifying for the body and clarifying for the mind.
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From there, throw your hair up in a towel and give your back a spritz with Murad's Clarifying Spray.
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Mercury and Neptune's meeting created an amorphous atmosphere, and the new moon was energizing, but not any more clarifying.
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I need to begin by clarifying that I first played Dead Island in its "Game of the Year" edition.
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The government quickly released a statement clarifying that was false; nobody has died of coronavirus in Singapore thus far.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren's campaign exit interview with Rachel Maddow, aired Thursday night, is a clarifying moment in this conversation.
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"One of the many things to recommend this clarifying book is its international scope," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Because there's nothing on Capitol Hill more clarifying than watching colleagues pay the ultimate political price for their positions.
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"I'm just better when I'm in love," she told ELLE UK, clarifying that it could also mean self-love.
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Her campaign wasted no time in slamming Trump's remarks and clarifying that Saddam's regime was actually complicit in terrorism.
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To avoid being talked over, Luna recommended clarifying at the start that you will hear questions at the end.
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Terrapin Care Station, a Colorado dispensary chain, released a statement thanking the mayor for clarifying the order, Westword reported.
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Democrats emerging from the briefing said it contained no new information clarifying the administration's justification for the Soleimani strike.
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IT MIGHT have been a clarifying vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit motion; instead, more legislation and frustration.
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It hasn't been modified in any significant way, though small changes were made clarifying rules around the exemption forms.
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" There's no asterisk after the ditty clarifying "these milestones might never be accomplished in this order, or at all.
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In any reflected life, there will be clarifying moments in which you travel to the edge of the shore.
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But that's where the similarities end, because Dutch Dirt is a clarifying clay mask that's an earthy brown color.
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I think leaves should be available for parents and nonparents, and for the purpose of clarifying your career goals.
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The agency also established criteria known as special controls clarifying its expectations for assuring the tests' accuracy and reliability.
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The painting's muted colors and dissolving forms meet clarifying lines as a dreamscape emerges through a thrilling, imaginative cartography.
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The company has since released a statement denying the rumors and clarifying its position on the new verification program.
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Following the report, Linda Mills, the vice president of Boeing's commercial airlines communications, released a statement clarifying what happened.
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Instagram is also clarifying how fact-checking will work for political sponsored content, since political ads are currently exempt.
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"Gunpowder" may be a light attempt at clarifying history, but, like "Game of Thrones," its tone is thrillingly dark.
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The election of Donald Trump, Latour says, was a clarifying event, not only for Americans but for the world.
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"They're not immigrants, they're invaders," Cortes said, clarifying that he was referring to migrant parents and not the children.
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Then wash my face (first with Tatcha Cleansing Oil to remove makeup and then with REN's Clarifying Clay Cleanser).
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I had a child at a relatively young age, and that had the beauty of clarifying things for me.
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Trump responds to media claims that he called immigrants "animals" by clarifying that he called MS-13 members that.
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Participants are then free to ask Clarifying Questions, but these in no way can cross into Reactions (because they're next).
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But with water, because of the way it moves through the landscape, clarifying property rights has always been a challenge.
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Starbucks has responded to the protest by clarifying that it doesn't require its partners to write or call out names.
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"Clarifying the ultimate results of the deciphering process takes time and it could take months," Haqshenas said, according to ISNA.
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The singer never opened up about the attack, though released a statement to Billboard clarifying some rumors around the situation.
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Abe told reporters he wanted Finance Minister Taro Aso to fulfill his responsibility by clarifying the facts of the alterations.
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Primaries on August 11th will be unusually important in clarifying Mr Macri's chances, as will several provincial elections before then.
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We are committed to making Twitter safer, and we are clarifying our policies, improving our enforcement, and communicating more clearly.
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Brussels is expected to be receptive to clarifying points in the treaty, but does not want to renegotiate the deal.
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In early May, his family released a statement clarifying that there has not been a service in memoriam of Prince.
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To the Editor: I would like to thank Paul Krugman for clarifying his position on Hillary Clinton's health care proposal.
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After the panel, Affleck spoke to EW, further clarifying his role in that film and in the greater DC universe.
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Soon after the original Tweet went up, the Daily Show addressed the backlash in another tweet, clarifying their intended message.
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" Then, after a backlash, he defended his statement by clarifying that slaves' diet consisted of "meat, bread, and other staples.
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Metz made a point of clarifying that her desire to lose weight is a personal decision, not a career one.
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After a brief phone conversation clarifying whether or not I was serious, he agreed to meet outside a nearby hotel.
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"We therefore trust that the US government recognizes the importance of clarifying the record in this case," the company added.
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The restaurant also sent an email to staff, obtained by Washingtonian magazine, clarifying that they were not the same establishment.
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But the longer I am apart from it, the more it feels like home, the distance clarifying what proximity obscured.
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Kylie Jenner is clarifying some remarks that Alex Rodriguez recently made about their conversation at the Met Gala last month.
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Still, it was not until late last year that the government released a document clarifying the chengguan's work and responsibilities.
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Trump walked back his comments on Tuesday, clarifying that he misspoke and accepts the intelligence community's judgment on Russian interference.
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He was more expansive in a "60 Minutes" interview, clarifying his promise to "drain the swamp" if he was elected.
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In a letter sent to the congressional committee, Kushner's attorney thanked the committee for clarifying what documents it was seeking.
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Within minutes, the Japanese government issued a statement clarifying that an agreement had not even been drafted, much less confirmed.
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Tayshia Adams is clarifying the reasons that John Paul Jones moved to Los Angeles just before they announced their split.
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The last tool is supposed to help systems determine when to ask clarifying questions in response to a user request.
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Generally, this has taken the form of proposing that Congress pass a law "clarifying" the scope of the 14th Amendment.
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This is criticism at its best: a passionate, sympathetic reading that acknowledges the poet's limitations while clarifying the particular strengths.
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From clarifying workman's compensation laws, to making sure that small businesses don't have to pay licensing fees in multiple municipalities.
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Today, when searching for the term "abortion," ads carry a label clarifying whether the ad buyer actually performs the procedure.
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This year, it also made it easier to deny applicants outright without giving them an opportunity to submit clarifying information.
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"But time has a way of clarifying past events, and now we see that President Ford was right," he said.
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It's kind of like more capital flowing through the entire banking system and clarifying the rules for making that happen.
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Instead of suing Jack LaPant, the federal government should take responsibility for clarifying and fairly enforcing its web of regulations.
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In a follow-up statement, NASA hedged its bets, clarifying that the technology for terraforming Mars is not available yet.
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Analysts and former officials agreed that North Korea's change of heart was both inevitable and useful as a clarifying moment.
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New Hampshire's one-person, one-vote primary — contrasted with Iowa's public caucuses — could serve as a clarifying moment after Iowa.
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I count myself among the adults who find this neurological account of adolescent recklessness to be both clarifying and confounding.
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The governor repeatedly dodged the question before clarifying in an interview the next day that she thinks she's trustworthy. 2628.
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Renaissance Capital analyst Oleg Kouzmin praised the bank for clarifying its commitment to a 210 percent end-2102 inflation target.
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To do this, remove residual makeup with lukewarm water, and then mix clarifying shampoo and lukewarm water in a bowl.
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By revamping the verification system, YouTube is clarifying that the verification isn't an endorsement — it's a neutral statement of fact.
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Far from clarifying the concept, government agencies have proposed simply saddling it with more sprawling disciplines, including psychology and economics.
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The U.S. Energy Department issued a notice clarifying that charging facilities, including hardware and software, are now an eligible technology.
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Pelosi called for clarifying that victims bound by nondisclosure agreements should be able to speak with the House Ethics Committee.
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The larger-than-life theatricality and emotionalism of Puccini and Verdi don't exactly lend themselves to clarifying complex, precise ideas.
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Clarification: We've updated the story to add the figures from the Lancet study clarifying DRC attitudes toward the Ebola response.
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However, in the process of clarifying the details of performing the certification procedure, the dangers and risks are smoothed out.
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And McCain later released a statement clarifying that he supports the bill in concept, but hasn't seen a final product.
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But at some point the similarities between these American and Israeli debates end, and the differences become just as clarifying.
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Even so, for Sanders, the War Powers Resolution has served as a clarifying issue for his 22018 foreign policy message.
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The plaintiffs ask the court to issue "an emergency order clarifying the scope of the injunction"—a sort of definitional plea.
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And, according to the The Body Shop, just one jar of the clarifying mask sells every 15 seconds around the world.
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And following the news of the recall, the FAA issued a statement clarifying the guidelines of using the device while traveling.
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It was 'Moonlight,' not 'La La Land': A timeline of a historic Oscars blunder Now the actor is clarifying his response.
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Just swap a clarifying option into your regimen from time to time to give your scalp and strands a clean slate.
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We've reached out to the man himself with numerous clarifying questions and will update this post when we receive a reply.
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This effect — of clarifying the complexion [and] lightening freckles or pigmentary unevenness — is probably the most valued among its Asian users.
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And hearing this language lisped through braces, with the odd word mispronounced as if read but never before said, is clarifying.
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JR: When we figured out that Claudia would do anything to keep her family together, for me, that was very clarifying.
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This story has been updated with Castro's comments in a Twitter thread and in a statement clarifying his comments on CNN.
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Tapper did not have to include endnotes clarifying facts he modified and details on sources, but the notes are very winning.
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Now, Facebook is clarifying how the system works via a blog post from Antigone Davis, the company's global head of safety.
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I should preface my review of Fitbit's newest smartwatch, Fitbit Versa, by clarifying that I've never been the target smartwatch consumer.
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The bill, titled "The Disclosing Foreign Influence Act," would "strengthen" FARA by clarifying reporting requirements, and authorizing investigative tools and safeguards.
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Throughout the outbreak, some restaurants opted to continue serving romaine, issuing statements to their customers clarifying where their lettuce had originated.
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Microsoft president Brad Smith, however, tweeted before the vote that the move was a "critical step forward" for clarifying the law.
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But after a weekend full of online protests, Weibo has reversed its decision, clarifying that it's not targeting gay content anymore.
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"It's about clarifying what your individual values are, and how they extrapolate on the broader level to the country," Saposnek says.
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I also take this time to research good clarifying shampoos and add the Neutrogena Anti-Residue shampoo to my Amazon cart.
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Three times a week, I used John Masters Clarifying Shampoo (about an Oreo-sized dollop) and worked it into my hair.
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Kvyat was handed a drive-through penalty for causing the collision, a decision the Russian felt was unfair and needed clarifying.
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The film's director Marielle Heller recently cleared up what the movie would be about, clarifying that it won't be a biopic.
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"I've used that barnyard language myself," Garren said, clarifying that it was when he was younger and before he knew better.
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It has a clarifying scene for every single major character, including Ryan, a young programmer who was just added this season.
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CEST A Google has reached out to Mashable, clarifying that the feature will be opt-in instead of opt-out — i.e.
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Randall Park is clarifying his costar Constance Wu's negative comments about the renewal of their hit series, Fresh Off the Boat.
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In August, the SEC implemented two pieces of guidance clarifying the obligations of proxy advisers and investors that rely upon them.
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At around 35 seconds, the pilot can be heard asking passengers to remain seated, clarifying that the plane hit a bird.
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A younger writer will study the successes and failures of a recent antecedent, as a way of clarifying his own project.
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With another female veteran, Senator Joni Ernst, Republican of Iowa, she sponsored legislation clarifying the eligibility of the remains of Mrs.
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In a December meeting with digital rights groups, administration officials said they would issue a clarifying statement around the new year.
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But he has the happy habit of explaining and clarifying what many historians, writing for mainly other scholars, take for granted.
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"The National Weather Center in Birmingham, Alabama, immediately responded by clarifying that the state "will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian.
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" He expressed regret for his delay in clarifying his comments, which he said had "diverted attention from the president's historical accomplishments.
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Clarifying the risks and rewards for collaboration within industry and between public and private sectors is another area worth further development.
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EDT Updated to include a statement from a Tesla spokesperson, clarifying the affected models, and providing additional information about Tesla secruity.
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The agency is now funding research into detecting C.T.E. in living people and clarifying the link between its stages and symptoms.
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A spokesperson for Rotenberg said it was transferred for "specific transactions under commercial terms," without clarifying the nature of the deal.
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In "I Admit," Kelly repeats "I admit it, I did it" throughout the chorus, without clarifying exactly what he's admitting to.
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But the administration's floating of its options, in triggering a range of responses from U.S. allies and adversaries, has proved clarifying.
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Clarifying these and other patterns, many researchers say, is the most realistic path toward curtailing behaviors that cause so much pain.
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On Friday, Mr. Dorsey tweeted that Twitter was clarifying its rules around what was or was not acceptable on the service.
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Here's one clarifying explanation from Andrew Ackerman of Dreamit Ventures: Startups targeting residential landlords and property managers could be big winners.
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" He apologized to his fellow board members for putting "a target on their back," later clarifying, "I said I was sorry.
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I find it very clarifying for me as I go about and try to make decisions about what's important to me.
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While that outcome remains highly unlikely, Trump made a few statements this weekend clarifying what might make him pull the trigger.
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Yet if you listened carefully, both for what he said and what he did not say, the statement was quite clarifying.
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Mr. Pompeo was returning to Washington on Friday after nearly a week of clarifying Mr. Trump's intentions after the Singapore meeting.
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But it appears the policy still allows these dangerously misleading clinics to show up in search results without that clarifying disclosure.
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Typically, stock analysts think of valuations in terms of the price-earnings ratio, but it can be clarifying to invert it.
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"She's like, 'Oh, man, I'm not okay with being a superhero,'" Entwistle said before clarifying that she actually isn't a superhero.
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" He said improving Twitch's moderation process, clarifying its community guidelines and providing more transparency would be "a perpetual investment for us.
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Former City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is clarifying comments she made criticizing actress Cynthia Nixon's bid for governor of New York.
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But that clarifying remark was washed away Friday when the president took to Twitter to press the Fed to change course.
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Hearing about these issues firsthand from Union for the first time was "clarifying," a person will knowledge of the meeting says.
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Shifting the international economics directorate is in part about clarifying who's in charge of what, current and former NSC staffers said.
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The officer's lawyer, Stuart London, said this week that the statement was helpful in clarifying the guidelines for prosecuting such cases.
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Coeure made the case for clarifying the path of subsequent rate increases while making it conditional on how the economy develops.
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Without a certificate clarifying such practical details and their legal ramifications, performance art will remain a hard sell — and re-sell.
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If you must ask which pronoun someone uses, GLAAD recommends beginning by clarifying your own pronouns and then asking for theirs.
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U.S. Figure Skating later released a statement clarifying that those comments expressed Auxier's personal views and not the federation's official position.
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Google will also create the Disinfo Lab with Harvard's Kennedy School aimed at clarifying misinformation during elections and breaking news moments.
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FRUM: Your use of the word "unilaterally" casts a useful clarifying light on what may be the foundation of our disagreement.
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Hatch continued his word play while clarifying that he still opposes recreational marijuana and the "budding entrepreneurs" the industry has produced.
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"A lot of people are having trouble dealing with their anger," he writes after clarifying that he's definitely not a Trump supporter.
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Update: The ACLU revised their donation later Sunday evening, clarifying that they had received more than $24 million from over 350,000 donations.
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"Our stance... is determined to continue the style of expression in the 2013 Newroz letter by deepening and clarifying it," he said.
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The lawsuit was brought by two shareholders, the court said in a statement, without clarifying whether they were Caixabank or BPI shareholders.
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That clarifying function, paired with the fact that it reduces melanin production in the skin, works to even out the overall complexion.
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What I learned is that there's still a ton of controversy about fat — although there is also clarifying consensus in important areas.
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After this article was published, the campaign added in a "clarifying statement" early Wednesday that Buttigieg only supported medical exemptions to vaccinations.
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On Sundays, I use a weekly clarifying shampoo followed by a deep conditioning hair mask instead of my usual shampoo and conditioner.
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Following that first bombshell interview, Giuliani gave a barrage of sometimes conflicting media interviews that led to a "clarifying" statement days later.
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The visit comes on the same day as a major speech Trump is scheduled to give in Phoenix clarifying his immigration policy.
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But it should also be clarifying for those who believe that Saudi Arabia is a force for stability in the Middle East.
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But I'm still not sure whether the film finds his suffering noble or narcissistic — and clarifying that distinction would change it entirely.
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Clarifying the uses of artificial intelligence in the enterprise Artificial intelligence is one of the hottest topics in both business and science.
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And the best strategy for doing that is not simply clarifying one's stance on abortion rights or trotting out ex-wife validators.
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And by not clarifying why Clinton's statements about protecting "toddlers" from guns were inaccurate, he made her sound a lot more reasonable.
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The U.S. military's Central Command offered a clarifying statement after the remarks by Ghika, the coalition's deputy commander for strategy and information.
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Update at 7:05PM ET, 3/7: Added new statement from Amazon clarifying how the company plans to fix Alexa's creepy laugh.
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India sent a similar message when it began clarifying its inflation-fighting goals in 2014 and adopted formal inflation targeting in 2015.
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Clarifying his comments on Friday, he said that what he meant was that Manila's foreign policy need not always "dovetail" with Washington.
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Today, we're clarifying our rules on automation using multiple accounts, as well as removing any possible ambiguity created by our own implementations.
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Ono's son, Sean Ono Lennon, later took to Twitter, clarifying that any reports that his mother had suffered a stroke were false.
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The company seems to have realized the error, adding an update to its Tinder Social blog post clarifying how the feature works.
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Formulated with grape, peppermint, orange blossom, and rose extracts and clarifying ingredients, the elixir hydrates and brightens skin and is 99% natural.
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Send clarifying questions to my manager, who is out, but I will be waiting for her before spending another minute on it.
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It's been almost a week since Push's response, and we haven't received anything from Drake but a statement clarifying the photo's origin.
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We've updated the article with language clarifying the nature of the position and added a statement from ODNI further explaining the gig.
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There's no way to justify systemically misinforming people about the stakes of an election, and then clarifying the consequences after it's over.
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Clarifying across federal agencies will give state leaders and project developers greater certainty about the regulatory environment and lead to greater investment.
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It's a moment both cutting and generous, clarifying the tension at the heart of the film, this city, this country, this time.
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E.T.: Resy sent Mashable a statement clarifying its reservation policy: All Resy users have a credit card tied to his/her account.
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Cardi, born Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar, shared the news on Wednesday, clarifying on her Instagram Stories that her appearance won't be a performance.
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That makes a referendum complicated, given the likelihood that no one option would command a majority, potentially muddying, not clarifying, the situation.
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He even penned, with National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal clarifying and celebrating Trump's efforts.
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By one reading, it may be in the process of clarifying that the nine-dash line is less sweeping than it looks.
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"The IOC remains fully committed to clarifying this situation, working in cooperation with the (French) prosecutor," the organisation said in a statement.
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The facts are "very messy" and do not make the case a "perfect vehicle" for clarifying the scope of a fundamental right.
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In a statement, BBVA's Executive Chairman Carlos Torres reiterated the company's "firm commitment to clarifying the facts and complying with the law".
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Their goal, it seems, is to beat Trump at his own game by clarifying why foreign policy matters to the average American.
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Clarifying shampoo can help strip gunk that tends to build up over time from hair styling products, hard water, chlorine, and more.
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The second component of the guidance focuses on clarifying the process for claiming the deduction for taxpayers with income above the threshold.
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Hatch's "Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data" (CLOUD) Act would make it easier for U.S. officials to create bilateral data sharing agreements.
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They're aimed at making those assistants more sophisticated, including getting them to ask clarifying questions when they don't understand a user request.
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Kilmeade said Tuesday that the issue is "easily correctible" and suggested the president send out another tweet Tuesday morning clarifying his position.
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What seems like a confrontation could end up being one of the most important, clarifying conversations you've had in a long time!
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"The party in power seems helpless to figure our nominee out," he said, clarifying that he meant Democrats and the news media.
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Thomson Reuters Chief Executive Jim Smith said in an interview that the partnership with Blackstone required clarifying where the Trust Principles apply.
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Look at how the show spent most of the episode clarifying which characters are going to be where when the battle arrives.
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Measure 212: An "affirmative" vote supports clarifying that only US citizens can vote in federal, state, and local elections in North Dakota.
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But there's nothing that stops Cohen from clarifying who Individual 1 was — especially because there was never really any mystery about this.
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"These are bargains of a lifetime if we manage this crisis correctly," he tweeted later, clarifying his comments on TV. Got it?
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This clarifying product combines a mix of dried herbs and flowers to create a tea-like concoction when poured into hot water.
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"It's me, the ghost of Sarah Palin," Fey said as if speaking to Palin's fans, before clarifying that she was just kidding.
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But Biden's outsize victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday is turning into a clarifying moment in the Democratic nominating contest.
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"It's me, the ghost of Sarah Palin," Fey said as the 2008 vice-presidential candidate, before clarifying that she was just kidding.
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It's also expanding the scope of its U.S. political ads policy and clarifying its existing rules on misleading content and political ads.
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Some of these matters, surely, can be addressed by the administration informally clarifying who does what, while Congress works on permanent solutions.
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Update September 4th, 1:28PM ET: Added statement from Google clarifying when G Suite users will see this new setting show up.
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It's the U.N. ambassador, Nikki Haley, clarifying that — despite what Trump said — we're still committed to two states for Israelis and Palestinians.
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John Boyega is clarifying his "badly worded" comments that fans believed to be directed at his Star Wars costar, Kelly Marie Tran.
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After the incident, Lyon also publicly announced that he was deleting the rest of the satiric tweets in question and clarifying them.
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"Nobody has more interest than Ju-Air in clarifying the events, so that such an accident can never occur again," he said.
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His campaign, then, is about clarifying which side he's on — which he does through his rhetoric, his policies, and his political style.
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The key will be clarifying the museum's vision so it matches the new direction — contemporary art since 1960, not the modern period.
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And why Trump -- and his White House -- would do themselves some good by simply clarifying what actually happened in all of this.
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The Office of Science and Technology Policy thus is enormously influential in clarifying and implementing the president's science, technology and innovation priorities.
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Rather than clarifying Trump's decision-making for the region and for America's allies, Pompeo's speech revealed the murky mess that it is.
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" Obama, Sides told me last year, "was clarifying on this issue, and that may have hastened their departure from the Democratic Party.
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I've tried everything — prescription scrubs, clarifying shampoos, supplements — and conditioner is the last thing I would ever put even close to my head.
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Somehow, though, they made a DIY butter hair mask that looks like it'll require a whole lot of clarifying shampoo to get out.
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They were clarifying the well-understood principle that children born in the U.S. were citizens regardless of the immigration status of their parents.
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Clarifying shampoos and leave-in conditioners can also lend a hand, particularly if you travel frequently to areas known to have hard water.
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In response, the "Barbie Dreams" rapper, 36, set the record straight, clarifying that while they were definitely keeping busy, she has her limits.
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Twitch has tried to help streamers in this process by releasing free-to-use music libraries and clarifying its rules around copyrighted content.
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In late 2016, Zuckerberg finally budged on the idea that Facebook is a media company, clarifying that it's not a traditional media company.
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Zuckerberg repeated his answer about the internal investigation, without clarifying what Zuckerberg means by large amounts of data and who qualifies for that.
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The US Customs and Border Protection agency has updated its guidelines for electronic border searches, clarifying what remain broad and potentially invasive procedures.
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" Clarifying Trump's remarks, the general manager of Trump's property in Doral, David Feder, said "99% of our employees are insured through our hotel.
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That hands a single individual kingmaking powers, while keeping young firms out of the clarifying glare of the public markets for even longer.
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Comedian Heather McDonald is clarifying her comments about Chelsea Handler after the TV host accused her of selling stories about her personal life.
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" Abedin asks Morgan, quickly clarifying, "I'm saying this for you, I don't want it to be, 'The press secretary walked out very upset.
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There are four masks in the line, including oxygenating, clarifying, and soothing masks, but the hydrating potion gets the highest honor from us.
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The country's domestic tech industry has for months pushed and failed to pass amendments increasing oversight, clarifying loopholes and narrowing the law's scope.
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The White House later put out a response to the Post report clarifying Trump's position, without denying that he made that comment. Timing:
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"The IOC remains fully committed to clarifying this situation, working in co-operation with the (French) prosecutor," the organization said in a statement.
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Watching Journey in Sensuality reinforces the indispensability of art access to every generation, while delivering a dose of clarifying charm of its own.
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Yet that seems to be the expectation — hence Ali's statement clarifying that he, a 74-year-old American boxer, doesn't support extremist violence.
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"If any apparently prohibited contribution in question was incompletely or incorrectly disclosed, you should amend your original report with clarifying information," it states.
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As always, Trump is a clarifying figure: in this case, disabusing us of the myth of the American military as non-ideological svengalis.
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Penn Badgley is clarifying comments he made during an interview in which he said he was "molested" after becoming famous on Gossip Girl.
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Streamlining can be accomplished by simplifying and clarifying ISPs' ability to deploy small cells while maintaining safe and sensible rules across state lines.
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As for an explanation for this, Aaron has responded ... and suggests it's a misunderstanding and tried clarifying what he does with his pets.
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Reynolds also told Insider that one of her favorite skin-care products is the Shu Uemura Anti/Oxi+ Pollutant & Dullness Clarifying Cleansing Oil.
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"It's still Russia, I don't deny that," the lawmaker replied, clarifying that his view refers to the geopolitical "chessboard" between the two superpowers.
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He has seen some candidates begin to solve problems during the onsite interview without clarifying what they've been asked, which wastes valuable time.
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The Colbert interview was hardly clarifying concerning Assange's character; after all, Colbert himself was adopting the persona of a blowhard, right-wing commentator.
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"This is a common sense bill that protects the privacy expectations of our citizens while clarifying local authority," said Republican Representative Paul Stam.
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Virtually all of the president's post-summit remarks have shown no sign he was interested in clarifying or take back his initial comments.
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Our conversation covered a lot of ground, but her definition of populism is both clarifying and useful: Populism for me has three dimensions.
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After all, if there is a massive disinformation campaign that confuses Americans, it is the media's responsibility to react with accurate, clarifying information.
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Here's video of the exchange, which you really ought to watch: After Hill gave such a clarifying account of the administration's wrongdoing, Rep.
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His betrayal about the seriousness of the issue and the unserious response is the most clarifying, and it is not just metaphorically dangerous.
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NASA was contacted for further comment clarifying the nature of the UAE agreement, but had not responded at the time of this writing.
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You're a pioneer in this, so does it feel nice to see that airlines are clarifying that mini horses are allowed to fly?
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My work is very educational amongst my own people because we are clarifying the importance of our culture to the Christian Apache community.
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But the inflated, world-historical narrative that surrounds both his adversaries and him obscures what might be clarifying differences in the 2020 campaign.
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In the case of butter, clarifying it, as with ghee, can help boost the smoke point by removing the burn-prone milk solids.
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The information you give them about your father's life may be surprising and hurtful to them, or it may be confirming and clarifying.
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Then Verily, the life and sciences division of Alphabet (Google's parent company), released a statement via Twitter clarifying what was really going on.
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I loved the gentle cleanse it gave, but I'll probably still reach for a clarifying shampoo when I need a more thorough wash.
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Kevin later interjected with more clarifying questions that some took as disrespect, especially in light of his past issues with the LGBTQ community.
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Kim made clear he is not happy with US "tests," Trump said, later clarifying that he meant joint US-South Korea military exercises.
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Trump also said that Kim was not happy with US "testing," later clarifying that he meant the joint US-South Korea military exercises.
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The print edition's headline, "WALK OF SHAME," followed by the clarifying "'Handicapped' man suing NYC businesses spotted not using wheelchair," told the story.
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" James tweeted later clarifying his comments, saying he did not think "there was any consideration for the consequences and ramifications of the tweet.
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The second-quarter financial numbers that campaigns filed on Monday represent a clarifying moment for the state of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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It's a lot to cover in under 80 minutes, and Mr. Barker sometimes spreads himself too thin — clarifying details are frequently not supplied.
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Nor is the staging, by Leigh Silverman, especially clarifying: Visually there is nothing remotely Sendakian about it, and the dialogue scenes all die.
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"I'm trying to embrace the moment and appreciate where I am," he later told reporters, clarifying he was not serious about going unbeaten.
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WE'RE JUST CLARIFYING FOR PEOPLE BECAUSE WE NEVER GAVE THIRD QUARTER GUIDANCE, BUT OUR FORECASTS ARE RIGHT IN LINE WITH WHERE WE THOUGHT.
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Congress must act quickly to find a legislative solution clarifying that Part B drug spending will not be applied to MIPS payment adjustments.
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Today, Google's trying to mitigate some of the backlash by updating and clarifying its policies on what it does with your audio data.
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Clarifying pricing, financial assistance to cash-strapped Ukraine and delivery points would be other key elements of the three-way talks, he said.
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As a result, many business groups and tax professionals have made it a top priority to get clarifying IRS guidance on the deduction.
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In the studio with a director and actors, a playwright has the benefit of clarifying his intentions, but all that changes in previews.
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In clarifying FEMA's position, Mr. Booher noted that the agency's aid has become less necessary as supermarkets and restaurants return to regular business.
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His worldview, focusing on an attention to political reality in all its complexity, is the precise opposite of this clarifying, simplifying ideological approach.
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While it does mean she added a couple of clarifying details to the note, it doesn't mean she made the whole thing up.
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I look forward to clarifying my position in the future towards a subject that is so vitally important and in which I wholeheartedly support.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of the best clarifying shampoos on the market, so that you can start your 2019 detox with your hair.
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Hachigo said that the catch-up could happen "soon", later clarifying to Reuters that he was referring to a two-to-three-year period.
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It was shown for MONTHS before a link was added in September 2018 clarifying "actually we'll use this wherever we damn well please" pic.twitter.
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Google said in an email that instances of personalization in search are infrequent and most common when it comes to clarifying a vague search.
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The Justice Department initially asked the Supreme Court to resolve the issue by clarifying its June order, but the court declined to do so.
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At most we need a settlement with Facebook clarifying exactly which things it did were illegal and specifying that it won't do them again.
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" Johnson continues, clarifying that their press release was not a "political statement about immigration policy," but rather one about "human decency, plain and simple.
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Update October 18th, 6:55PM ET: This story has been updated with comment from Google, clarifying the restrictions around making devices without Google apps.
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Update March 6th, 4:00 PM ET: This article was updated with a statement from Sonos, clarifying that the integration is not live yet.
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This time I washed with the Briogeo Sulfate-Free Clarifying green-tea shampoo, and my hair felt squeaky-clean, but soft upon air-drying.
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Sandro Gozi, a junior minister for Europe, says that 25% of the decisions of Italy's Constitutional Court have been aimed at clarifying such distinctions.
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I look forward to clarifying my position in the future towards a subject that it so vitally important and in which I wholeheartedly support.
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And because he's not clarifying what "largely stop" means, he's raising the chance that Mexico could do everything possible and still not please him.
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Both onstage and in its release, Apple made a point of clarifying that all health data, including reproductive health data, is encrypted on-device.
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Clarifying this language will help donors get reimbursed quickly for things such as medical expenses and lost wages, hopefully increasing the number of donors.
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The patent addresses "privacy concerns associated with an 'always-on' speech processing system," by clarifying that all captured speech isn't sent to Amazon's servers.
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On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, science journalist Angela Saini read their research and was filled with a pure and clarifying rage.
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Context is essential when it comes to making sense of anti-American sentiment in the region, and clarifying representations of Islam in the media.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova is clarifying reports that Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak is leaving his post in Washington and returning to Moscow.
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PDT The AP reported Thursday that Google is now clarifying that the app continues to track user location even after turning off location history.
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He has said that he is clarifying guidelines in the law about conscientious objection by detailing which institutions can deny services on those grounds.
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The company announced the news in a blog post this afternoon, clarifying that user passwords were not at risk and no accounts were breached.
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The event was a sharp contrast from the candidate's usual events, and Sanders began the community forum clarifying that this was not a rally.
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The media and pundits -- yes, including me -- well-intentioned and passionate, perhaps, but I'd imagine only adding to a voter's confusion, not clarifying it.
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Clarifying to, "we have 56 weeks of cash to go, and next week will be 55" trains the individual to act with great consideration.
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Like most Trump associates and advisers, Palomarez can look forward to a future of explaining, clarifying and walking back The Donald's indiscreet, erratic comments.
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Director Marielle Heller (Can You Ever Forgive Me?) recently cleared up what the movie would be about, clarifying that it won't be a biopic.
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President Donald Trump's seven-day swing through Europe last week, which concluded on Monday with his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, was clarifying.
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A publicist for the magazine told the Associated Press that Buruma is "no longer the editor," not clarifying if he was fired or resigned.
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The ministry sent information clarifying the nature of the new accusations to trade partners and instituting certain "self embargos" as precautionary measures, he said.
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"The National Weather Service in Birmingham, Alabama, immediately shot down the suggestion by clarifying that the state "will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian.
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He began by clarifying that he vehemently opposes Trump and his values, and that his restaurant chain was meant to represent diversity and inclusion.
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I still long for a different format, in which stakeholders and experts on a tough issue seek "room for agreement" after clarifying their differences.
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A source said the streamer had not made a direct concession to the Polish premier but acknowledged that elements of the series needed clarifying.
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Likewise, a "universal proxy" could be effective in clarifying and accurately reporting proxy votes in cases where board of director seats are being contested.
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"Now the market is pressuring them for transformation and clarifying what they are, and what they need to do," said Gartner analyst Sylvain Fabre.
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" Biden later walked back the comments, clarifying, "If I were in high school … I want to make it clear I understand what assault is.
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It wasn't long before cops felt the need to respond to the furor, clarifying on Twitter that they would not be pulling over vehicles.
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We had a very clarifying conversation with an analyst who's reliably ahead of the curve, and he agreed to share his findings with Axios.
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Trump signed the Congressional spending bill on March 23, despite threatening not to and clarifying that he would not do such a thing again.
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The Guardian has seen more than 100 internal documents from the social media giant, including one clarifying guidelines on sex and nudity in art.
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Watching her Facebook feed fill with stories of women abused by men, she said she sees it as "intense, dark," yet exhilarating and clarifying.
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Clarifying his remarks in a subsequent interview with the Canberra Times, Parton re-affirmed his desire to include white men in more inclusion initiatives.
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The effect has been "tremendously clarifying," said Doug Irwin, a Dartmouth University economist who has written extensively on the politics and economics of trade.
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It says the White House wants federal agencies to start policing social media moderation by "clarifying" when companies can invoke an important legal shield.
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A clarifying and complicating 50-year view of a major American artist's career, this exhibition is also an image-altering event for MoMA itself.
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A clarifying and complicating 153-year view of a major American artist's career, this exhibition is also an image-altering event for MoMA itself.
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Most importantly, when it comes to clarifying our thought, few actions are more effective than taking the time to get them down on paper.
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Under Armour moved quickly to contain the damage, clarifying Mr. Plank's remarks by saying he supported Mr. Trump's business policies, not his social viewpoints.
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"If these policies are found to be lacking, we expect that clarifying guidance will be issued and updated training will be provided," they wrote.
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It simply confirms that he acts and sounds like a crime boss, clarifying for all involved the lens he's using to assess their actions.
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Science clarifying human-driven climate change and its impacts of human communities and ecosystems is a subset of this broader suite of research projects.
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Both CA and Faulkner later issued statements clarifying that the "boyfriend" was actually a long-time house mate and good friend of the cricketer.
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He said afterwards that "someone doesn't want me to win", later clarifying that he was referring to a "higher power" and not the team.
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Republican leaders agreed to include report language clarifying that the amendment does not apply to gun violence research, according to a senior GOP source.
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That's why the language clarifying that employers can't keep workers' tips was inserted into the spending bill, which still needs to pass the Senate.
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The above has been updated after a Twitter DM from Muroff's campaign clarifying that he does live in the district after moving this year.
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I think I agree that the White House should expect Congress to make the clarifying changes so that we can keep the families together.
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Steve Scalise are clarifying moments for most presidents, ones that test their ability to comfort a frightened nation and rise above the partisan fray.
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"And police officers don't want to be lumped into being the bad guy," Waldrop says back, before clarifying that use of excessive force isn't right.
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"These jobs are among the hundreds of roles that we are currently hiring for in our existing NYC offices," the company said, clarifying the listings.
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Despite appearing unlikely to back Salman's appeal, some justices suggested a line should be drawn clarifying when people can be prosecuted for disclosing corporate secrets.
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In March 2017 the APA expanded that rule, clarifying that offering a professional opinion about the president's "affect, behavior, speech, or other presentation" is unethical.
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It begins with wonder, discovery, and a clarifying exercise, followed by creation, blessing, separation, and finally, connecting to other human beings through the practice itself.
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YouTube says it's not asking creators to moderate their comments or face ad restrictions, clarifying a message that has worried some of the site's members.
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Azealia Banks made her first appearance on The Breakfast Club this morning, clarifying many of the controversial comments that have followed her throughout her career.
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Game of Thrones' showrunners do Tormund a favor by clarifying that there are two giants: the one he killed and the one who nursed him.
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But without clarifying the rules in place, the only thing clear is that ISPs will have more leeway in what they do with customers' data.
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To recap, Kanye West the tweeter was apparently clarifying that Kanye West the rapper did not take a shot at Michael Jordan the NBA legend.
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New Hampshire, if not a deciding force, is historically a clarifying one in a way that does not look to be the case this time.
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Prior to the release of specific contributions on Thursday, the campaign only listed 22 beneficiaries on its website without clarifying how much each would receive.
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More maverick are variations of sour cream spiked with, by turns, raw garlic, Sriracha, chipotle, horseradish and pickled jalapeño, each with its own clarifying flare.
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After posting the tweets above, Sheryl Gay Stolberg later apologized and modified her statement, clarifying that she was talking about physical violence rather than hate.
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As I ask the question, Anna begins to spread the shuffled cards out across the table into what she calls a ten-card clarifying spread.
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" Clarifying reports about the attack, Smollett said "there has been a lot of stuff that has been said about me that is absolutely not true.
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Together with the race questions in Abbott v Perez, the justices have their hands full clarifying the statutory and constitutional limits on electoral-map cartography.
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China's rulers have suffered a clarifying rebuke, and a lesson about the power of loss and the limits of bribing people to give up freedoms.
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"Yeah, you know, clarifying that, you know, to the Mayan people or whatever, whoever was…felt any disrespect, I'm truly sorry for that," Bieber clarified.
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The backlash was so intense, and so potentially damaging, that Pence eventually signed a legislative fix clarifying that the law didn't allow anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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Clinton's campaign has pushed back, pointing to later comments from Comey clarifying that the emails in question carried only "partial" markings about their classified status.
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It was as if clarifying answers for their edification was more important than getting to more face-to-face questions from the hand-picked audience.
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C., said Thursday, while clarifying that a contempt resolution, rather than impeachment, would be their first course of action if they don&apost extract documents.
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It aims to scrub the language by clarifying the wording of a similar initiative that was defeated in 2016, amid apparent confusion over the text.
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Earlier this week Hawaii had asked a Honolulu judge for a court order clarifying the Supreme Court's ruling to allow grandparents into the United States.
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Bormida's website posted a statement clarifying that paying people to move there was just a proposal to the Ligurian regional government, not a confirmed ruling.
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The White House said on Wednesday it had issued updated guidance, clarifying that green card holders do not need a waiver to enter the country.
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Anne Hathaway took to Instagram on Monday night, quickly clarifying an earlier picture she posted which some took as shade thrown towards the KarJenner crew.
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"There the screening is still valuable because it does show a distress signal ... and by clarifying how they're suffering they can get help," Thase said.
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Since his election win, Trump has been less hawkish on the protectionist front, even clarifying a more moderate message on the expulsion of unauthorised immigrants.
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"I don't know if I've ever had a seven-year relationship other than with a woman," Simpson said, before clarifying that she meant a friendship.
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In such an environment, President Trump's moves would be a clarifying moment of resolve proving to the Democrats and wary Republicans that he means business.
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The president and White House spent the rest of the week walking back or clarifying various statements Trump made during his press conference with Putin.
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"You got indoor plumbing now?" he asked a well-wisher from Nashville, before clarifying three times that he had been kidding and meant no offense.
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One rider, for example, prevents the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department from clarifying the rules around political activity for charities, churches, and nonprofits.
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"In some cases a company is simply clarifying its terms, but some are making a black-and-white shift to more restrictive terms," she said.
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To be sure, this loosely structured story needs a stronger outline; you'll often wish for clarifying details on the group's programming and its unfamiliar instruments.
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A government funding bill that passed earlier this year included language clarifying that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can study gun violence.
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In striking down some of the most restrictive limits, the Supreme Court can write a new opinion clarifying how lower courts should adjudicate these cases.
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Our bill would remedy that by clarifying that the "factor other than sex" must be a "business-related factor", such as education, training, or experience.
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"The Office of Government Ethics could issue an opinion clarifying the government's views on this, but that office is closed during the shutdown," Shaub said.
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In 2011, the Education Department issued Title IX guidance, clarifying schools' longstanding obligations under federal law to promptly and equitably investigate sexual assault on campus.
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Herbivore Botanicals Blue Tansy Mask, $48Blue tansy oil gives this clarifying gel mask its intense color and exfoliating properties, while fruit enzymes help brighten skin.
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Where other interviewers would challenge or press for details, his chosen hosts do the clarifying for him and offer him talking points couched as questions.
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Musk wrote a blog post clarifying that no final decision had been made about Tesla's future, but the Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating.
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Now, Facebook is in the uncomfortable position of reining in an off-message executive, while clarifying that it didn't mean to bolster the president's position.
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Many drone companies are saying parts of their business have tripled since the new rules clarifying how commercial operators can legally fly went into effect.
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"The fires are clarifying the deep need that our region has for tenant protections," said Davin Cardenas, a director of the North Bay Organizing Project.
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The show grounds this German-born artist's paintings in his Mexican travels between 21941 and 242, clarifying his creative debt to the pre-Hispanic world.
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The agencies also touted their efforts to make it easier for financial institutions to lend, easing rules and clarifying standards over the last few weeks.
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Cheryl had previously claimed she and Bernie were husband and wife but has since filed docs clarifying they were never married and only lived together.
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Clarifying that NATO membership is not in the cards would trigger needed consideration of alternative strategic options and may well encourage Russia to back off.
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The absence of an immediate official statement specifically clarifying China's response to U.S. tariffs did little to alleviate a sense of ambiguity among market participants.
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They asked O'Connor to issue an order clarifying that the ACA must be enforced at the federal and state level while the case is appealed.
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A number of customers reported receiving emails from Tesla notifying them of the coming change and clarifying the end date for their trial, Electrek reports.
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Probably not, and Secretary Tillerson readily acknowledged as much during a chat with reporters, clarifying that U.S. forces will not militarily engage Iran unless provoked.
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However, after clarifying with Gordon, we have updated our piece to reflect that Mingma was part of the crew hired by Gordon and his company.
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News. "Marriage and babies are really scary for me right now," she said, however, clarifying that the idea wasn't off the table for the future.
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Pete Buttigieg's plan references eliminating subsidies for fossil fuel exports, but his campaign has likewise not responded to a request for comment clarifying that position.
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News. "Marriage and babies are really scary for me right now," she said, while clarifying that the idea wasn't off the table for the future.
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But the office later issued a statement clarifying that it was not abandoning the threat of increasing the tariffs to 25 percent from 15543 percent.
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The announcement could serve a second purpose: clarifying to insurers and the insured alike what reproductive services and contraceptives must be available at no cost.
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"We were 'Sesame Street' for Halloween one year, so I slept in my Cookie Monster costume," he said, clarifying that it was without the mask.
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McAdoo told reporters that the lion story was directed at the "experienced" players in the room — later clarifying that he meant players older than 26.
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Over the next week, the president repeated the phrase, clarifying that the label applied only to purveyors of "fake news," not to all media outlets.
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"All statements about artist demographics are limited to individual, identifiable artists," said Topaz, further clarifying that race and ethnicity depend on how artists define themselves.
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If "Race" does an efficient job of clarifying the issues, at no point do you feel that this is the whole story in all its complexity.
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The idiocy of the jailbreak community is too much to handle for me," he tweeted, before clarifying that "by 'public research' I mostly meant 'public [jailbreaks].
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In April, Senators Mitch McConnell and Ron Wyden wrote to several banking and financial regulatory agencies, urging them to issue clarifying guidance on hemp's legal status.
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He then appealed to the State Department's Bureau of Public Affairs to issue an ALDAC, or formal message to "All Diplomatic and Consular Posts," clarifying matters.
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In October, the ministry posted new public speaking rules, clarifying that foreign companies and individuals needed a permit to sponsor or take part in certain events.
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I switched to a clarifying shampoo (Brigeo Be Gentle, Be Kind Green Tea) and nourishing conditioner (Living Proof Restore) — a pairing that worked well for me.
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But, "Chapter Thirty-Nine" was clearly more interested in clarifying many of the questions we've had about the adults of Riverdale and their complex romantic pasts.
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" The vice president later walked back the comments, clarifying, "If I were in high school … I want to make it clear I understand what assault is.
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Missions to EU states are under way, the official said, without clarifying whether reviews are conducted at the banks themselves or only with their national supervisors.
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But "Cribsheet", a new book by Emily Oster of Brown University, shows that in the hectic haze of parenthood an economist's perspective can prove surprisingly clarifying.
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Update: Penn Badgley is further clarifying his comments to the Daily Beast that he had "literally been molested" following his rise to fame in Gossip Girl.
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" Following Nieto's tweet, Podesta issued an amended statement clarifying: "It turns out Trump didn't just choke, he got beat in the room and lied about it.
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" While he and Bell are no longer an item, Cannon, 36, would not call her his "ex," clarifying that "ex Mariah [Carey] is my last 'ex.
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When clarifying the conditions of the memorandum in a statement to the Advocate, Zahn said residents are still allowed to wear Nike apparel on city playgrounds.
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A South Korean military official said the North fired one missile on Monday, clarifying an earlier assessment that there may have been more than one launch.
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Steve Lehto, an attorney based in Michigan who cautioned that he was not offering legal advice, agreed, clarifying that there are often several mitigating factors involved.
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For me it is not clear what the Turks want and I wish they would be more amenable to clarifying where they stand on these issues.
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" After clarifying that he was diagnosed with a "mental condition," he shared: "But like I said on the album, it's not a disability, it's a superpower.
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Tillerson told reporters that Wednesday's meeting aimed at clarifying the positions of the U.S. and Russia when it comes to the six-year war in Syrian.
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The steps include "clarifying" ad policies, "tightening" enforcement, limiting the targeting options to 5,000 commonly-used terms, and creating a program to report issues with ads.
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The Commission also published guidelines clarifying the application of EU ownership and control rules that limit non-EU investors' stakes in European airlines to 49 percent.
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It also details useful exercises for recent graduates, such as writing down your doubts and clarifying whether it's based on a fact or only a fear.
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To address the former, Ruckelshaus delegated the internal organization of the staff to his deputy and focused on clarifying exactly what the agency's mission would be.
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MSNBC's Rachel Maddow kicked off the event with one caveat: Tonight's debate was about clarifying the differences between the two candidates, not the usual talking points.
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"This could be the first meaningful step toward clarifying the profitability of VW's supplier activities as well as a spin-off of the business," said Dudenhoeffer.
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" Sackler-Berner made no mention of Librium, Valium, or MS Contin, but he added, "Given the current controversy surrounding OxyContin, I appreciate your clarifying the matter.
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The agency didn't respond to questions on Monday clarifying if there definitely would not be an extension, particularly if call center or website wait times occur.
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A review of security assistance authorities could go a long way toward clarifying congressional priorities and expectations in an international security environment that grows increasingly complex.
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Patients need more help clarifying their values and forming informed preferences as a means to making better treatment decisions at the end of life, Heyland said.
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In order to trace the consequences of this policy-aversion, it's clarifying to break down the broad category of "women or girls" into smaller constituent groups.
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The IRS has to update its forms and technology ahead of next year's filing season, as well as issue guidance clarifying complicated parts of the law.
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Later, during the break, newly bereft of music, she checked these words against an online dictionary, clarifying their gender and their endings and making small corrections.
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After the four episodes made available for advance viewing, things were clarifying somewhat and an addictive quality was emerging, but not everyone may get that far.
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But lawmakers left out essential language in the omnibus clarifying what would happen if the DOT fails to prove that the update is beneficial to drivers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will propose clarifying its debt-collection rule "in coming weeks," the director of the agency said on Wednesday.
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Clarifying state preferences in this area will diminish misperceptions on tolerable assaults on democratic systems, and enhance the integrity and transparency of political processes and discourse.
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Clarifying this important federal law will bring us closer to ending the vicious practice of animal fighting and its associated risks to humans and animals alike.
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But IRL has done a much better job of clarifying any step or action that might initiate a text send to a contact off the app.
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Ishiba has criticized Abe on several fronts including his proposal to revise the post-war constitution's pacifist Article 9 by clarifying the status of the military.
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I texted her thanking her for the letter, clarifying a few things she'd said that were wrong—in hopes of making things better—and she exploded.
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The most clarifying moment was probably when I noticed that people were starting to actually leave the party, even though the results had not been called.
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That discussion reportedly saw McNair clarifying his comment, trying to reframe it as a reference to the relationship between the league office and each team's owners.
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Could the A.C.L.U. file theirs by Monday morning, clarifying what relief they were now seeking for their clients, and could the government reply by Wednesday afternoon?
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Yet its sociopolitical concerns — primarily around indigenous land rights — are muted and muddled by a script that favors manly grunting and moody looks over clarifying dialogue.
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The actress posted a statement Wednesday clarifying what she says went down Monday when she deplaned a Delta flight from LAX to NYC with her pup.
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Sheryl Crow is clarifying comments she made surrounding who has ownership of Taylor Swift's masters on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen earlier this week.
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He woke up early on Monday to get a head start on clarifying things as much as possible in order to write a follow-up article.
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No wonder you came here, you just wanted to get away from everybody," the TV host joked, before clarifying that he knows Davis was "being facetious.
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In a superbly clarifying speech to the think tank New America, the writer George Packer recently argued that there are four rival narratives in America today.
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Mr. Atamanuik closed the show with a take on Mr. Trump's "America First" slogan, clarifying that it should really be read without some of its letters.
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As I watched him add the clarified butter to the potato mixture, he told me not to bother with clarifying — plain, melted butter works just fine.
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"We've had exchanges with the government over the weekend, clarifying our position, they've been setting out their's," she said, suggesting talks would resume later this week.
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Paradoxically, the additions seem to shorten the play by clarifying its structure; in any case, the night flies by despite only modest trimming of the text.
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Clarifying how genes are altered in the plants and animals we eat, and whether grocery store shoppers should care, has proved to be a heavy lift.
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Related to the above, when a good listener hears something they don't understand, they proactively ask clarifying questions instead of shrugging their shoulders and moving on.
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It was a clarifying moment for the Republican party, a reckoning of the GOP elite with where their voters actually stand and what they care about.
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But it seems that almost no effort was made to ensure that the debate would be clarifying or responsive to the stated needs of American voters.
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But the most clarifying element wasn't one of the many quotes from the Founding Fathers, but a simple analogy offered by Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan.
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The best way to create a test is to start by clarifying what data would disprove the accuracy of whichever big assumption we want to explore.
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As part of a settlement for two class-action suits brought by drivers last year, Uber wrote a blog post clarifying the company's stance on tipping.
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It's also a clarifying example of the absurdities of the American winner-take-all two-party electoral system, rooted in the single-member, plurality-winner district.
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The Milan-based group called on Italy's market regulator Consob to demand Vivendi makes a public statement clarifying its position on the deal ahead of a Sept.
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"When I fade my colors out, I start doing coconut-oil soaks to put moisture back into my hair as I begin using clarifying shampoo," she reveals.
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Instead of nodding off, consider both showing the speaker that you're interested (nodding, agreeing, etc.) and actually making an effort to understand (by asking questions and clarifying).
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"People in the insurance industry never did a great job clarifying the scope of coverage," said Paul Ferrillo, an attorney with Weil, Gotshal & Manges who advises utilities.
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UPDATE (6:15 pm Eastern): A USCIS spokeswoman said the guidance is "not a policy change" and is just clarifying existing policy for a Nebraska service center.
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" Video On Saturday, Coats issued a clarifying statement: "My admittedly awkward response was in no way meant to be disrespectful or criticize the actions of the president.
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"Honestly, there's actually multiple personalities within myself," he adds, clarifying that he wasn't officially diagnosed but used to take medication because he heard voices in his head.
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While he's still moving forward with his own plans, Trump addressed his reasons, again, for not attending the debate, clarifying that it's not all because of Kelly.
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Gillibrand later re-posted her response on Twitter, clarifying her position on the Glass-Steagall Act, saying she supports re-instating a new version of the law.
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Petrobras then annulled the results of the round and set a new re-bid date, saying publicly it was clarifying the tender rules to the involved parties.
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The devil might be in the details, but until Combetta or the Clinton's camp come out clarifying the situation, we won't have certainty about what happened here.
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"This is a common sense bill that protects the privacy expectations of our citizens while clarifying local authority," said Republican Representative Paul Stam, one of the sponsors.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined his more liberal colleagues Wednesday in the 5–3 decision, clarifying how the Constitution limits the execution of people with mental illness.
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" Wood tweeted alongside a smiling emoji, later clarifying with a follow-up tweet that read, "This is not to throw shade at the Academy or the films.
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In March, the Beauty and the Beast actress did a pretty good job clarifying that feminism is about choice, but I guess not everyone get the memo.
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It was a clarifying week in US-China relations: Beijing, increasingly confident and powerful, is laying down the law for US corporations playing in its growing market.
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Clarifying and strengthening land rights could increase India's gross domestic product (GDP) by as much as 476 billion rupees ($7 billion), according to land advocacy group Landesa.
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The military's joint operations command said in a statement the district, 360 km (225 miles) west of Baghdad, had been "completely liberated" without clarifying what that meant.
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The Justice Department is pursuing the change and has characterized it as a clarifying edit that will not permit searches or seizures that are not already legal.
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Gatestone said researchers fact-check its articles before they are published but would not commit to updating, correcting, or clarifying any information in the Muslim biker story.
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Trump's embrace of policies once more popular on the left than the right seems to have had an extraordinarily clarifying effect regarding the consequences of those policies.
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Kevin Brady, the chair of the House Ways and Means Committee and a key architect of the TCJA, also offered a clarifying statement on the proposal Tuesday.
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Tech breaks can be really clarifying, at least in my own experience — that kind of hiatus always brings what I actually give a shit about into focus.
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The group said it had repeatedly sought to speak with representatives of Cascade and the Hastor family but said no clarifying meeting had taken place so far.
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The NFL on Wednesday released a statement clarifying a proposal to have players stand for the national anthem that US President Donald Trump praised in a tweet.
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"We were always confident there was no illegality here, and we appreciate the U.S. attorney clarifying this for the public record," Mr. Abramowitz said in a statement.
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The Department of Health and Human Services is clarifying that health privacy rules do not bar states from reporting mental health records to the background check system.
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And we were unable to even get a statement clarifying the existing positions at Google Fi. Takeaway: Google doesn't make any promises regarding throttling and paid prioritization.
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"I bring drink and honey and flowers," Darling responded, later clarifying that they never actually dig for bones, but merely take what they find along their path.
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"But if you come, it's a flower and dessert potluck," Johnson adds, immediately balancing expectations, clarifying my role—practices that are integral to successfully maintain multiple partnerships.
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In a tweet, the president's attorney denied saying what the Daily Beast quoted him as saying, clarifying that his position is that campaign finance crimes aren't crimes.
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"I would never have made that claim," Farage said, in an interview on ITV's Good Morning Britain, clarifying that he has no formal association with Vote Leave.
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But the Veterans Affairs Department lawsuit could go a long way to clarifying whether the law restrains Trump, or any president, in the firing and hiring process.
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At the time when Hollindale took the reigns as CEO, Zesty restructured its teams, giving new titles to different existing employees and clarifying managerial responsibilities, he said.
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Temple of the Way of Light has issued a statement clarifying Arévalo was no longer working at the retreat centre and the incident did not occur there.
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It instructs the secretary of Transportation to amend federal regulations, clarifying that an airline may not remove a passenger if the passenger has already boarded the plane.
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There's a cleanser, a lotion, a clarifying treatment and a moisturizer, all to help ensure its users don't end up with zits like the Lee's known for.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer would only say the West Wall is in Jerusalem, without clarifying whether the administration believes the Western Wall is in Israel.
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They've threatened to stop publishing the list of schools under investigation and also suggested they might rescind critical federal guidance clarifying schools' responsibilities in addressing sexual violence.
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They included making the legal process more transparent, introducing stricter criteria for lawmakers to prevent conflict of interest and clarifying the conditions of their immunity from prosecution.
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Under Romanian legislation, wage and pension rises cannot be approved six months before elections, nor can any measure that raises spending pass without clarifying its funding sources.
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After years of review and public input, the Obama administration issued a regulation in 28503 clarifying the Health Care Rights Law does, in fact, protect transgender people.
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These efforts are a big step towards clarifying what TrumpCare is beginning to take to take shape as: wanton health policy unhinged from any real human outcomes.
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We need a Clean Water Rule like the one issued in 2015 based on Justice Kennedy's opinion, or clarifying legislation that achieves the same or greater results.
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Cruz's spokesperson Alice Stewart issued a follow-up statement clarifying his earlier remarks but did not back down on the proposal to crack down on Muslim neighborhoods.
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Avio said that it was looking into clarifying the reasons for the anomaly, which happened two minutes after the launcher took off, after the second ignition stage.
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It was a clarifying end to what had become a sloppy game: the Celtics can have all the gumption they like, but certain basketball truths still hold.
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Trace amounts of sturgeon bladder, blood, and crustacean exoskeletons are used in present in a wide range of wines because of their use in the clarifying process.
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It was black voters who gave Biden a huge win in South Carolina on Saturday, reviving his fortunes and clarifying his role as the alternative to Sanders.
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The smallness of the peninsula has a way of clarifying the high stakes of any war: Millions of people are vulnerable to being massacred by either side.
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Siegmund's narrative — and Wotan's in Act II — is animated by large and clarifying (if a bit obvious) films that cater to the audience in the cheap seats.
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"I run a team of hackers," is how Mr. Henderson describes his role, then clarifying they are paid professional hackers who look for bugs, glitches, and malfunctions.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will soon issue new guidance clarifying that Americans can be tested for the coronavirus subject to a doctor's orders.
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It's worth clarifying that I didn't get sick on the ship, but had contracted the illness before boarding — something my parents and I discovered after the fact.
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But he tried to mitigate the damage with two clarifying tweets from Tokyo, where the Rockets are scheduled to play two exhibition games against the Toronto Raptors.
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In regulatory filings, Xinke blamed the bid's failure on a lack of "complete related materials" from the target company, without fully clarifying why it had backed out.
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In a clarifying statement later, the WHO says it has no information on Li's status and had just been responding to a question at a press conference.
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The other item in the set — the clarifying, fragrance-free mask — is the perfect way for them to unwind, unclogging pores and hydrating skin in the process.
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" They later deleted the tweet and offered a statement "clarifying" their position on the term and "reiterat[ing] that we are a fully inclusive, intersectional feminist movement.
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The White House said on Wednesday it has issued updated guidance on the order clarifying that green card holders require no waiver to enter the United States.
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The wine was very cold, delicious; her body was relaxing in the thickening warmth of the room, while the clarifying alcohol flashed through her blood like ice.
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Tesla lawyers conceded to the S.E.C. that they did not vet a tweet by Mr. Musk about production targets, though they helped write a subsequent "clarifying" tweet.
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" He challenges the conventional wisdom that Pope Francis, who has detractors all around him, is "among the wolves," clarifying, "It's not quite true: he's among the queens.
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I just got this email from Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg, clarifying remarks he made in a Recode Decode podcast interview I did with him yesterday.
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Vidal added that the group was "firmly committed to clarifying the facts", cooperating with investigators, providing compensation to the victims, and ensuring the crimes are never repeated.
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The most visible sign of the president's initiative to license more gun dealers is the printing of 10,000 pamphlets clarifying what qualifies a gun seller as a dealer.
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The new study, published in Nature Communications, is helping to resolve one of the more controversial areas of aging research, while also clarifying how CR works in primates.
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The game's developer, Rockstar Games, just released a new statement clarifying that single player mods are allowed, but mods that affect multiplayer may be subject to legal action.
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When I brought up that figure to Joy and Nolan in conversation earlier this week, they laughed before clarifying that their vision is not that specific just yet.
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First, she called on Congress to pass a law clarifying that the president of the United States is subject to the same federal criminal code as everyone else.
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