But what's really important is when it's in London's interests for the mayor of London and the government to work closely together, we will work closely together.
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Christie are bunched relatively closely together with them as well.
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In one stretch along La Costerita, three cenotaphs lay closely together.
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This sort of talk binds Trump supporters ever more closely together.
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We have worked very closely together in the past eleven years.
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The two men worked closely together in the campaign for Brexit.
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WILBUR AND I HAVE WORKED VERY CLOSELY TOGETHER ON THE CAMPAIGN.
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It's two guys who work very closely together ... A bromance, yeah.
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They then started working closely together on matters related to Ukraine.
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In other cities, like San Jose, the two work closely together.
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Some forces are working more closely together, though mainly to save costs.
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Over the past five years, we've worked closely together on the board.
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Spicer said the RNC and the Trump campaign will work closely together.
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Stocks broadly are no longer moving closely together as they once did.
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The two had worked closely together since November on casting and filming.
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The two became friends after working closely together during the Bush administration.
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The two men worked closely together in the aftermath of the Sept.
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Most guests just stood unprotected in the intermittent rain, huddled closely together.
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Both won their elections that spring, and they began working closely together.
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Our solar system isn't a bunch of bright orbs nestled closely together.
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They referred to themselves as "the triumvirate" because they worked so closely together.
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Jarin [Blaschke, the cinematographer] and I worked very closely together on developing this.
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Google certainly took notice, but the two companies continue to work closely together.
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They work closely together, because they're finishing off one another's sequences quite often.
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Statements from both companies indicated that they will work closely together going forward.
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The scenes, cut closely together, really show just have far movies have come.
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"The government and the central bank have to work closely together," he said.
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"These teams must work closely together to achieve the right balance," explains Beck.
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The IRS and Justice Department work closely together on these seizure-related cases.
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Now, he said, the army, police and Afghan intelligence were working closely together.
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So the two babies, born too closely together, were weak, sick and underweight.
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American military officials say the two organizations have been working more closely together.
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Anytime people work closely together, they have disagreements, and sometimes even butt heads.
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They worked really closely together, and she had a real relationship with him.
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The intimacy of the boats docked closely together builds a camaraderie, Holmberg said.
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Since then, they've trained closely together, NASA spokesperson Brandi Dean told BuzzFeed News.
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They worked closely together throughout, Mr. Lott said in an interview on Friday.
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The pair said they worked closely together to create continuity for their character.
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Eugenie, Pilotto and De Vos worked closely together on the design of the dress.
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They work closely together on advanced research programs, including electric, hybrid and autonomous driving.
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You'd be hard pressed to find two more dissimilar players working so closely together.
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They first met in 1978 and within a few years began working closely together.
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We recommend that polls on the referendum and general elections be followed closely together.
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"The road ahead is one of more convergence, working more closely together," he said.
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"I love Matt — we've worked very closely together for a long time," says Whitmire.
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Siri and the Shortcuts app have been improved and now work more closely together.
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Saldana noted that HSI and ERO would still work closely together if split apart.
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The foundation is independent of the board, he said, although they work closely together.
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UBS has contended that the two businesses work closely together, bringing benefits to both.
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"They agreed to keep working closely together on the international response," the statement added.
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The SEC and Justice Department often work closely together when investigating potential financial crimes.
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For nearly six months, our small group worked closely together toward the same mission.
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Djokovic and Gimelstob were working closely together in an attempt to increase player influence.
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The two worked closely together for four decades, and he will be speaking on Friday.
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We worked really closely together, going on research trips to SF Chinatown and Oakland Chinatown.
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Buildings are often piled up closely together - when one is poorly built, the others suffer.
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Only a fool would try to clump this cohort of formidable writers too closely together.
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We worked very closely together when I was governor, and I considered him a friend.
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"The Commission and the Italian authorities are working closely together to ensure a viable solution".
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This is an exciting transaction for Rackspace and we look forward to working closely together.
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All involve packing components closely together, without the complete, end-to-end integration of SoC.
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Behind Mr. Trump, the group huddled closely together, not six feet apart, as guidance suggests.
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I could imagine them gathered even more closely together around a table at Demisch Danant.
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And the management did not waste any space — the tables are wedged so closely together.
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We worked closely together throughout my previous tenure at the Department of Justice under President Bush.
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"There is a lot of synergy there and we are working very closely together," April said.
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First, as the brains aged, different parts became segregated into "modules" that work more closely together.
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The two leaders committed to "keep working closely together on the international response," the statement said.
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Bouée and Thiam worked closely together for nearly two decades, according to their Credit Suisse biographies.
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Netanyahu thanked Trump for his support, and the two leaders agreed to continue working closely together.
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But they do hope the new bridge and railway will bind the region more closely together.
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Saudi and US officials had spent two generations working closely together and often becoming personally friendly.
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And that means that banks and financial institutions need to work a lot more closely together.
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"We've worked so hard and so closely together to get cross-border cooperation working," she said.
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We were in the same partner cross at Goldman Sachs, working very closely together on taxes.
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Fitch believes the regulators would work closely together to ensure the stability of both financial systems.
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The two worked closely together at Merrill Lynch when Orcel was head of FIG investment banking.
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Strzok and Page worked closely together and were engaged in an extramarital affair at the time.
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"By working more closely together, we'll be able to better integrate Google hardware and software," he says.
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Another theory suggests the illness could be the result of surveillance devices being placed too closely together.
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In fact, MU69 may actually be a pair of objects strung closely together by their mutual gravity.
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The two worked closely together during the height of the social movement in the 1960s and '70s.
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"Team8 will remain committed to Sygnia's success and we will continue to collaborate and work closely together."
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The coalition government of 2010-15 was keen on getting universities and manufacturers to work closely together.
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The pair eventually began working closely together, with Lee writing and providing ideas, and Ditko illustrating them.
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Microsoft and Xiaomi are expanding their partnership – working more closely together in AI, cloud computing and hardware.
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Much more needs to be done by militaries working closely together, rather than stovepiped under national flags.
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They are, as the name suggests, made almost entirely of neutrons—particles that can pack closely together.
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Opponents of the idea said it is essential that they work closely together against a growing threat.
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Bell and Infantino worked closely together at UEFA for several years before Infantino was elected FIFA president.
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America's government and corporations should work closely together to "protect our jobs" and beat back rival powers.
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But regulators, states and lawmakers will likely work more closely together as the probes move forward. Sen.
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A spokeswoman for Nycha, Jasmine Blake, said in a statement that the two agencies work closely together.
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"If you work closely together, you learn to appreciate similarities, but also to know differences," Scholz said.
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It helped that the country had only one utility (EDF) and one builder (Areva) working closely together.
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The police, the federal prosecutor's office and Mr Haldenwang's agency are being urged to work more closely together.
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And the evidence suggests that it means Londoners have to be crammed ever-more closely together within it.
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You're going to see trucks running more closely together, which result in fuel savings and positive climate impact.
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The alliance has been successful, but there is growing pressure on auto companies to work more closely together.
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Senate appropriators have worked closely together, and Republicans also do not appear to be spoiling for a fight.
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The World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul is the first time Satyarthi has seen agencies working more closely together.
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They discussed as well improving cooperation on cyber security and working more closely together on fighting international terrorism.
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Within it, there are three smaller collectives—Kool Klux Klan, Gram Fam, and Chess—that work closely together.
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What they're saying: Jared Kushner calls Coates "a great partner" and says they will "continue working closely together."
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The Energy and Commerce and the Ways and Means committees often work closely together on health-care issues.
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"We've worked so closely together, so it was a pretty quick conversation," Guthrie said in a 2019 interview.
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But as this 2020 election news partnership demonstrates, the two companies can still work closely together, at times.
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"We already work much more closely together than the politicians had envisaged," said Colonel Niemeyer, the German commander.
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"One thing that the occupation has done is galvanized our movement to work more closely together," Mr. Stevens said.
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JS: You spent a year living with your contemporary Martin Kippenberger, working closely together and critiquing each other's work.
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It has survived where full mergers have failed because the firms did not have to work too closely together.
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The actor and Pakzad looked cozy on the red carpet after arriving hand-in-hand and posing closely together.
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"I am pleased to see the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator Warner and Senator Burr working closely together," McCain said.
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Gillespie and Manafort were once neighbors and worked closely together when Gillespie was chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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Parallel to the dialogues between our national governments, we work closely together every day to strengthen our economic ties.
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" All three said they will work closely together to ensure Pyongyang acts on its Tuesday promise of "complete denuclearization.
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You rarely see the ice blocks in the Ilulissat Icefjord crowded as closely together as they were this summer
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MNUCHIN: WELL I WOULD JUSTSAY, ONE OF THE THINGS, WILBUR AND I ARE GOING TO WORK VERY CLOSELY TOGETHER.
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It changes depending on myriad factors like how closely together people are living, and what the climate is like.
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Elizabeth Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg —bunched closely together, meaning the caucuses are still largely up for grabs.
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The two worked closely together when Sayegh worked at the White House on rolling out the tax-cut bill.
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It's not the only way BMW and Mercedes-Benz owner Daimler (DDAIF) are starting to work more closely together.
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Raymond are working closely together and really making the very best decisions to help this new service stand up.
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We still need people working closely together in emergency services, running power plants and sanitation systems, and much more.
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Jackson has said that she and Constand worked closely together, had been friends and had shared hotel rooms several times.
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In the 1990s doctors, schools and police worked closely together against heroin, says Matt Noffs of the Ted Noffs Foundation.
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They stand closely together, forming what looks almost like an infinity sign, like a school of fish caught mid-movement.
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The two have worked closely together this year to disrupt illegal foreign exchange activities of underground banks, the regulator added.
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Yet the music machine ultimately depends on a small group of talented individuals working closely together to create something magical.
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Set closely together, they also appear almost as a continuous set of impossible staircases, deceiving like an M.C. Escher vision.
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They were working closely together every day and because of her age, she didn't feel the agency to speak up.
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Khalilzad and the then-Afghan president Hamid Karzai worked closely together at a time when the country was relatively stable.
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Due to the way hemp is grown so closely together, it suppresses weeds – so there's no need to use herbicide.
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Due to the way hemp is grown so closely together, it suppresses weeds, so there's no need to use herbicide.
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Trump said campaigns and PACs, short for political action committees, work closely together, which he said allowed former Florida Gov.
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On top of complexity, tight coupling means that various independent parts of a system are designed to work closely together.
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Mr. Angelotti did not work at Mr. Weinstein's companies, though the two men did work closely together over the years.
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One way to do that is to reduce the number of people working closely together for extended periods of time.
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A key part of this is countering terrorism, a mutual threat that our two countries work closely together to fight.
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But Garcia said he'd like to see progressive members of the panel work more closely together to strategize on issues.
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Hexagonal patterns seemed the best way to pack spheres closely together, Harriot found, and he corresponded about it with Kepler.
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It&aposs another key reason why chief financial officers and chief technology officers will work so closely together in 2020.
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The paper's authors say those two lanes could be used as three, as autonomous vehicles can safely drive more closely together.
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These are all questions that we will discuss in the coming months and where we want to work very closely together.
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He added that agencies including media experts, influencer marketing companies and those that specialize in store promotions would work closely together.
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The footwear took a few months to craft, during which Zanotti, Rihanna, and her team worked closely together on the project.
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This is an area where compliance, risk and the businesses need to work even more closely together – without compromising our independence.
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Merkel rejected protectionism in her speech on Wednesday, arguing that an increasingly interconnected world meant countries must work more closely together.
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Naprous and the show's stunt coordinator, Rowley Irlam, worked closely together to make all of these scenes as authentic as possible.
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It's difficult to differentiate who they really are from the characters they purport to play, because they're tied so closely together.
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Supporters argue that as national economies grow ever more globalized, it is essential that political and finance leaders work closely together.
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The two worked closely together from 2007 to 19953, when they were hiding from the authorities in the Sierra Madre mountains.
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Done on a gray-blue ground, the marks are either white or yellow; packed closely together, they seem ready to dissipate.
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Because only if Paris and Berlin work closely together and have the courage to implement concrete reforms, can we strengthen Europe.
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The two work closely together to figure out which projects to pursue and whether the initiatives are showing any early successes.
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But pack enough of them closely together, and they behave more like a single unit, exhibiting both solid and liquid properties.
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Mr. Cue and Mr. Plepler worked closely together when Apple and HBO collaborated on the streaming service HBO Now in 2015.
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"Toyota and Mazda have been working more closely together, so it is no surprise they will have a plant together," Autotrader.
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Their rhythm has roots—the two met in university and have since travelled widely, always working closely together as a team.
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Microsoft and Docker worked closely together on getting the Docker engine to work on Windows (including Windows 10 with the Anniversary Update).
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Blandinieres said in January that he wanted grain cooperatives to work more closely together in exports, including by potentially merging trading desks.
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Apple and IBM may seem like an odd couple, but the two companies have been working closely together for several years now.
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Until recently, firms had not hedged the discount because the price of Midland oil and U.S. futures have historically tracked closely together.
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Third, OMB should build on current efforts to get agencies to work more closely together on many of the nation's critical challenges.
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All departments from art and video to culinary worked closely together so we could approach each shot's composition with a meticulous eye.
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We are all working very closely together, and we have -- we have a common vision in executing and getting a real agreement.
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Although Mr Ivanov and Mr Putin have known each other and worked closely together for decades, their relationship is not without tensions.
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Collins and Cornyn are working closely together to ensure any differences between their bills are reconciled, the source familiar with talks said.
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There's a massive need for Silicon Valley technologists and government agencies to work more closely together; our country is counting on it.
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One other holdover from Hawaii's plantation past, when laborers of different backgrounds worked closely together, is a tradition of ethnic joke-telling.
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We're working closely together, but we're going to keep our heads down and support the team in getting this work done right.
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Designers are now working closely together to create hardware and software that has a common design system across all of Microsoft's products.
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The three of us are excited by the opportunity to work closely together as Stuart learns the unique intricacies of our business.
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This testament to friendship and shared creative sensibility speaks to both their skills as songwriters and as communicative individuals working closely together.
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"European tech leaders and policymakers want to work more closely together, but they are still speaking across each other today," the report said.
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New infrastructure, including high-speed rail links and the world's longest sea bridge, is helping to stitch the region ever more closely together.
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The delta can weather today's storms if its pragmatic officials work more closely together across the board and continue to respect market forces.
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The two countries are also working more closely together on what Mrs May calls "grand challenges": artificial intelligence, ageing societies and clean growth.
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Lower accident rates will mean fewer crash-related hold-ups, while AIs that can pilot cars more closely together will boost road capacity.
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The CEO of the UK's new National Cyber Security Centre wants industry and government to work more closely together to combat cyber crime.
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Nicks and Petty's relationship as friends and collaborators spanned decades; they met in 1978 and within a few years began working closely together.
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On Wednesday, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong warned that members must work more closely together on intelligence sharing and counter extremist doctrines.
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For now, the relationship is financial rather than strategic, but Choeh admitted there could be opportunities to work closely together in the future.
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In 2016, Iowa, New Hampshire and other early-voting states in the contest fell later on the calendar and were lumped closely together.
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Participants described the tour as representing the strong relationship between the US and the UK. "No nations work more closely together," Morton said.
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It remains unclear whether task force members, who have previously stood closely together behind the podium, will also practice social distancing going forward.
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The prosecutors on the Flynn case are different from the prosecutors in Stone's, but the lawyers have worked closely together in the past.
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Among those who decided in the past month, the race was much closer, with Sanders, Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Biden bunched closely together.
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Facebook has moved on to new projects, like its proposed cryptocurrency, libra, and a plan to merge its messaging services more closely together.
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THE IDEA WE WORK CLOSELY TOGETHER TO TAP DEEP TECHNICAL EXPERTISE WHILE ENSURING THE INDEPENDENT REVIEW PROCESS I THINK THE PROCESS IS VERY EFFECTIVE.
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Some argue that encouraging them to merge, or at least work more closely together, could save money and improve their ability to tackle violence.
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"I&aposm very glad that our two countries work so closely together and have had success stories with education and relief work," he said.
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"The message from this is that the National Assembly, the Senate and House of Representatives, are working closely together," he said in the statement.
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I've heard and read many stories about how Microsoft's culture has changed in recent years and how product teams are working more closely together.
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"These are very small signals, and there are many neurons packed closely together, all firing together," says Andrew Schwartz of the University of Pittsburgh.
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Partly due to this hostility from the host population, the Chinese lived closely together and literally minded their own business, opting for self-employment.
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Their bodies are packed closely together, until they become just row after row of interlocking limbs, writhing in torment as they're devoured by demons.
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"We are in discussions with JAL about opportunities for Jetstar Japan and the new low-cost carrier to work closely together," Jetstar Japan said.
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Security cooperation between the two countries has long been strong, with U.S. and Brazilian officials working closely together on drug and weapons smuggling cases.
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Age bias cases are typically contentious, in part because they often involve people who know one another and have worked closely together for years.
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That means they're best suited to dense environments, like cities, where carriers can group small antennas closely together to blanket an area with signal.
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The idea — obvious but still overdue — is to work more closely together for the good of the sport, and toward a more harmonious calendar.
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President Donald Trump held a phone call with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, saying the two countries are "working closely together" to fight the pandemic.
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President Donald Trump held a phone call with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, saying the two countries are "working closely together" to fight the pandemic.
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Bouée and Thiam worked closely together for nearly two decades at various firms before joining the Swiss bank, according to their Credit Suisse biographies.
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Gates restrict access to the side roads, where houses with shingles, decks and, increasingly, raised concrete foundations and multiple gables are packed closely together.
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Fixed-wing drones "bounce around quite a bit, by a few hundred feet", says Dr Kopardekar, which means drones cannot be stacked too closely together.
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Francis, who has used his papacy to champion the causes peace and justice, has often suggested that Christians can work closely together on humanitarian projects.
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As politicians do, they found some agreement to highlight in the press conference, namely how they wish to work more closely together to defeat ISIS.
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Aircraft using satellite navigation can be safely spaced more closely together, which permits many more planes to be in the air at the same time.
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Now regulators in different countries are working closely together, attending each other's meetings and learning from each other, while also competing to attract drone startups.
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The U.S. and UK administrations are working closely together on this and everybody knows we need to provide comfort to the airlines in good time.
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If things don't go well at home, everyone is prepared and ready to make the transfer because home and hospital delivery systems work closely together.
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The idea is to work closely together to help customers understand and use the two sets of technologies in tandem in a more efficient manner.
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That business park served as a way to for the two countries to establish closer ties as North Koreans and South Koreans worked closely together.
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The 30-year-old MMA pro fighter posted an affectionate black and white photo of the two seated closely together while smiling at the camera.
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The study suggests that projects like this could scale rapidly if governments, businesses and civil society work more closely together to overcome barriers to adoption.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry congratulated Johnson Thursday, and the two pledged to work closely together as NATO allies, according to the State Department.
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Macron wants to bind the eurozone nations more closely together with a joint budget, a genuine banking union and a beefed up eurozone emergency fund.
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That's a good thing, if we want robots and humans to be able to work closely together as part of the same, cohesive, social unit.
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If you look at the facts, legal cannabis could be a great thing for the Trump administration, but it will take us working closely together.
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Now Trump and Graham are working closely together on an immigration reform proposal, an issue the senator has been passionate about for over a decade.
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I've watched first dances, the couple moving so closely together that they are one entity, and I've listened to eloquent and emotional speeches and toasts.
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At a certain fineness, the particles pack too closely together in the espresso machine's basket, the water can't permeate as well, and extraction yield peaks.
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With our 5G-enabled portfolios and Microsoft's rich history in gaming, we are working closely together to create a premium cloud-based game streaming experience.
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During World War II, corporations and workers in labor worked very, very closely together because we had a common enemy, the Nazis, the Axis powers.
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He further said the two sides were working "much more closely together than not" on the issue of modernizing and reforming the World Trade Organization.
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But there are examples where lawyers and artists must work closely together, like the legal defense team for Steve Kurtz, the Critical Art Ensemble (CAE) member.
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" In response, Pence said in a CNN interview that he and Buttigieg "worked very closely together when I was governor, and I considered him a friend.
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" The Times also says that the scenario The New York Daily News reports that the two "worked closely [together] on a high-profile gun trafficking case.
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As is often the case in these deals, the two companies have been working closely together and it made sense for Box to bring the Butter.
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Leaders across both organizations have worked closely together to understand how to best unlock this potential and unleash innovation and creativity to generate long-term growth.
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Schaeuble said the major problems in the world such as climate change, international terrorism and migration flows could only be solved when countries worked closely together.
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Speaking after Friday's meeting of oil ministers in Vienna, he also said OPEC and the other producers needed to continue working closely together well into 2018.
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The EU has agreed to increase U.S. soybean and liquified natural gas (LNG) imports, lower industrial tariffs and work more closely together on regulations and energy.
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Tencent respects and understands Naspers' decision and looks forward to continuing to work closely together in building a mutually supportive and prosperous future for both companies.
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From 2007 to 2012, Merkel and Sarkozy worked extremely closely together on Europe's response to the global financial and euro zone crises, earning the moniker "Merkozy".
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By traveling more closely together and improving the flow of traffic, driverless technology may also enable commuters to cover greater distances with greater comfort and reliability.
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The collections are fascinating, marred only by displays that are crammed closely together, with little space to breathe, and that tend to blend into one another.
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By working more closely together and sharing their income, the family has managed to buy a dairy cow and expand an existing banana plantation, he said.
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By working more closely together and sharing their income, the family has managed to buy a dairy cow and expand an existing banana plantation, he said.
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Some really good people within both the new and old government, and all working closely together....A big Trade Agreement with Mexico could be happening soon!
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Hospitals and tech giants are starting to work more closely together, as health systems contemplate moving their information from data servers they operate to the cloud.
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He said the trio have worked closely together on prison reform, one of the issues Kushner has sought to advance through the Office of American Innovation.
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Both former ministers worked closely together on some of Mr. Trudeau's signature achievements, including the legalization of medical marijuana and, before that, right-to-die legislation.
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The move follows several other products that have come out over the last couple of months that have seen the two companies finally working more closely together.
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The mother-daughter duo has also worked closely together on their Facebook Series Red Table Talk alongside Pinkett Smith's mother Adrienne Banfield-Norris, which launched in May.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday that he was confident that Brexit would allow Britain and Canada to work even more closely together.
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Men were likely to rate their perceptions of boys' and girls' pain more closely together, but women rated boys' pain to be higher than that of girls.
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"We will keep working closely together with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the national government and relevant stakeholders to ensure the successful delivery of the Games," Takaya said.
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The Duchess and Ms. Waight Keller worked closely together on the design, epitomising a timeless minimal elegance referencing the codes of the iconic House of Givenchy. pic.twitter.
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Although the Biennale's own art-sales office was closed in 281, international galleries, private collectors and wealthy donors are all involved—sometimes working closely together, sometimes not.
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After so many years working closely together, I'm happy that our relationship continues to evolve and I look forward to working with Jony long into the future.
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By working more closely together, the industry could save up to £1.5bn ($1.9bn) a year, says Richard Wellings of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a think-tank.
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"They agreed to work closely together to transition over the existing trade agreement between South Korea and the European Union," it added in a statement on Friday.
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In January, the 30-year-old MMA pro fighter posted an affectionate black and white photo of the two seated closely together while smiling at the camera.
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"We have to work very closely together with the Finance ministries to make sure these transitions are well-planned out, well-executed and well-communicated," Gonzalez said.
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Obama hosted Trudeau, the head of Canada's Liberal Party, for a state dinner in March, and the two have worked closely together on issues like climate change.
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"They agreed the U.K. and China should continue working closely together to increase pressure on the North Korean regime to abandon its nuclear programs," a spokesman said.
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The hands-on experience allowed them to work closely together, from the beginning design process and fitting, to a concluding runway show featuring the students' final projects.
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The CHV told Grace that having children spaced too closely together was part of the cause of her poor health and the poor health of her children.
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British and American intelligence services work closely together, and, while Steele was at M.I.6, British intelligence was often included in the U.S. President's daily-briefing reports.
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"They agreed they would continue working closely together and with international partners to ensure that those responsible were held to account," a statement from May's office said.
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I think striking the balance between documentary theater and harnessing the full potential of theater was something we all had to work very closely together to achieve.
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But when people talk about the political influence of the "Kochs" or the "Koch brothers," they're mainly referring to Charles and David, who worked most closely together.
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Nonetheless, he said Mexico and the United States would continue to work closely together as Washington has plenty of reasons for wanting a robust southern Mexican border.
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Public gatherings, such as voting, caucusing, and rallies, provide opportunities to spread diseases because large numbers of people are packed closely together, possibly touching the same surfaces.
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Pence and Buttigieg "worked very closely together when I was (Indiana's) governor, and I considered him a friend," Pence told CNN's Dana Bash in an exclusive interview.
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The two U.S. allies in Asia are deepening security ties as Washington pushes its defense partners to work more closely together to balance China's rising regional power.
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Trump and Bloomberg worked most closely together to develop the Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point, a luxury golf course in the Bronx, New York's poorest borough.
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When the United States and the European Union work closely together and share the same point of view for the Western Balkans, one sees hope and progress.
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The plant will build ultradense chips that Intel refers to as seven nanometer, with transistors packed more closely together than in the chips the company now builds.
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Bollore has repeatedly said that Vivendi and Havas, which is led by his son Yannick, should work more closely together, with a potential merger down the road.
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"The two men discussed the grave terrorism threats facing both countries and pledged to work more closely together in order to meet these growing threats," the statement said.
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"We stand by our ally Turkey and pledge to continue to work closely together to defeat the common threat of terrorism," said U.S. Ambassador to Turkey John Bass.
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"When I met her for the first time 11 months ago, I knew that we'd be working very closely together," she said before announcing Keller as the winner.
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Emails from Pruitt's time as the attorney general of Oklahoma, before he became the administrator of the EPA, show he and the energy industry worked very closely together.
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Reports have emerged that the two White House counterparts have clashed, but Bannon and Priebus insisted that they're working closely together in a recent interview with The Hill.
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"We believe that working closely together with Eni and with Libya will allow us to bring forward restarting exploration in these promising areas," he said in the statement.
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Mueller and Comey had worked closely together in the George W. Bush administration when Mueller was FBI director and Comey was deputy attorney general from 2003 to 2005.
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Bringing governments and the private sector to work closely together has the ability not only to provide opportunity to those who need it, but to truly deliver results.
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In the video, the camera pans over brightly colored homes stacked closely together alongside the rocky beach, walls tagged with vibrant graffiti, and streets filled with people dancing.
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And "we are seeing it in other close-knit communities that tend to live closely together with strong social or cultural interactions," Dr. Routh said, including religious groups.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Erdogan vowed to work closely together to prevent the disintegration of Iraq and Syria and to oppose the Iraqi Kurds' drive for independence.
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Bernie Sanders holds a narrow lead over the rest of the field in Iowa, most recent polls of the state show the leading four candidates bunched closely together.
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As was made clear by multiple votes on Schumer's amendments, those members stuck closely together to reject almost every single Democratic proposal by a vote of 53-513.
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Her 21854-square-foot, reddish-brown straw-bale home sits on a gently sloping hill that she shares with 20 people living in nine structures huddled closely together.
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Binding the two economies more closely together, and handing goodies to some of the restive younger generation, could help offset the chill in relations between the two governments.
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And, you know, it turned out that we were working closely together, you know, on these issues that hit really close to home for him and his family.
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To avoid presenting Lucy through a male point of view, Mr. Vasterling and Ms. Williams worked closely together, always considering how Ms. Rowser felt while doing the choreography.
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"My titles and imagery work closely together—not to allude to a specific memory, but rather to show what has sifted through this, my human filter," says Milk.
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"To establish a complete, irreversible and verifiable denuclearization of North Korea we agreed to continue to fully implement all relevant U.N. resolutions and to work closely together," Kono said.
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"States across Europe need to work closely together with NGOs, trade unions and the private sector to help end this heinous exploitation and abuse," Mullally said in a statement.
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I have known him for many years and we will be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to Israel and to the entire region.
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LONDON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - British foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday that he was confident that Brexit would allow Britain and Canada to work even more closely together.
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"By working closely together, government and industry have ensured we remain at the forefront of civil aviation and that our air power is second to none," May will say.
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Thursday's announcement also spotlighted an apparent division between the committee's two parties in the committee, which had so far appeared to be working closely together on the Flynn investigation.
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Their weakness is that their speed blurs the songs too closely together and leaves the album indistinct, tapping into a universal groundswell of rage that seems to preclude specificity.
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The two fuels typically trade closely together but split as traders last month liquidated butane positions after it failed to rally and propane stocks unexpectedly rose, one trader said.
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The explanation is simple: A team of two producers who are credited as a team and work closely together count as one producer, from the Academy's point of view.
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As a result, the revenues of shows that operate near capacity tend to cluster fairly closely together, even if demand for some of them is far greater than others.
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To achieve trust, both industry and authorities must continue to work closely together to find a safety regime that "strikes the balance between innovation and safety," Dr Puthucheary said.
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The emergency ward of its pediatric wing was a swarm of crying infants and sickly children, packed closely together, noses dribbling and wounds open, with few doctors in sight.
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"To establish a complete, irreversible and verifiable denuclearisation of North Korea we agreed to continue to fully implement all relevant U.N. resolutions and to work closely together," Kono said.
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Grab and the OSM community have worked closely together across many Southeast Asian cities – we share the same goal, which is to map SEA better for the common good.
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With the Afghan and American forces working closely together and data on Afghan airstrikes often vague, it can be difficult to determine precisely who has carried out which airstrike.
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While men were likely to rate perceptions of boys' and girls' pain more closely together, the women in the study felt boys' pain to be more acute than girls'.
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The executives have explained how Goldman is trying to get investment bankers and traders to generate more revenue by working more closely together, sources familiar with the conversations said.
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The Treasury and Justice departments should work closely together to ensure that funding sources in all FARA registrations pass Know Your Customer (KYC) and color of money stress testing.
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In addition, health plan administrators and PBMs can work closely together to identify and reach out to those who have been prescribed opioids for more than a given timeframe.
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It's surprising and encouraging to see both Microsoft and Apple work closely together on a Windows app, especially as Apple has used Microsoft's latest Windows APIs for cloud storage sync.
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Among the series of photos was an intimate image featuring McPhee and Foster sitting closely together on a couch, with the record producer's face leaning in towards his new wife.
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So far, the three governors, along with Senators Marco Rubio of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas, have all been clustered closely together in the polls, far behind Mr. Trump.
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"The Mexican Grand Prix's promoters recognise that the new administration of Formula One has listened and been sensitive to their concerns, with both parties working very closely together," they said.
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The company wrote that it was "either the same [group] or working closely together" with the developers of the sophisticated and stealthy Stuxnet, malware created to sabotage Iranian nuclear centrifuges.
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In their photographs that were 60 years in the making, the couple look very much in love, looking at each other with wide smiles, holding hands and leaning closely together.
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The Trump administration has come under fire for its various Russian ties, but instead of distancing himself, it looks like Trump wants the U.S. and Russia to work closely together.
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The information can help drillers avoid missteps that prevent maximum production, such as applying insufficient pressure to reach oil trapped in rocks, or drilling wells too closely together, Kshatriya said.
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Individual stocks and sectors are not moving as closely together as they had before, which makes it more difficult for an entire index to see a large (mono-directional) move.
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Within the "Five Eyes" – which includes the intelligence agencies of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States and the UK – the United States and the UK work most closely together.
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Although the scope of each vanguard varies, all aim to break down silos by combining budgets and having staff from different parts of the health service work more closely together.
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They also promised to work closely together to promote an effective solution to the problem of aviation and shipping emissions, and consider further ways to cooperate in carbon emissions trading.
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The CFR said financial regulators and the government were working closely together to help ensure financial markets continue to operate effectively and that credit is available to households and businesses.
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But Melville House is breaking with tradition to release its edition as a mass market paperback, the cheapest format in publishing, with the text set closely together to save paper.
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China and the U.S. aim to work more closely together in light of the spread of the coronavirus, leaders of both countries said in a phone call Friday Beijing time.
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At Thursday's ceremony, approximately 1,000 family members of the graduating guardsmen and guardswomen were seated closely together in temporary grandstands and another 400 packed tightly together in other vantage points.
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To maximize the space, planes have been towed and parked closely together, where technicians can work and get them back into service quickly once demand for air travel picks up.
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President Obama and his Vietnamese counterpart on Monday vowed to work closely together to reduce carbon emissions and help minimize the impact of climate change on the Southeast Asia nation.
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Shookus began producing Saturday Night Live in 2008, and is in charge of booking hosts and musical guests, which means she and Lopez are working closely together for this gig.
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The two men have a friendship born of years working closely together, and Biden has let Clyburn know how badly he needs the endorsement, according to three top campaign sources.
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For example, if you eat a raw potato, the starch molecules are packed closely together, so it takes longer for your body to break down the starches and digest them.
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The City and State are working closely together to make sure Amazon's expansion is planned smartly, and to ensure this fast growing neighborhood has the transportation, schools, and infrastructure it needs.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Washington and Moscow, which support opposing sides in Syria's five-year-old conflict, had made progress in recent days towards working more closely together.
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"ISIS threatens us today because of the decisions Hillary Clinton has made, along with President Obama," Trump said, as he linked the former secretary of state and current president closely together.
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The two men "worked very closely together" for over a year, and from what I've learned here in Madrid, it was Wang that was always intended to steer Xiaomi's internationalization efforts.
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The migrants were packed tight on the boat, crammed so closely together that when the rústico began taking on water, they hardly had enough room to bail out the flooding boat.
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Nelson and Cinque worked closely together at the Newtown Resiliency Center, where the late college student volunteered mentoring children impacted by the tragic events of the 2012 Sandy Hook school shootings.
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Turkey and Russia, brought together by their mutual interests, their geographic proximity, and, recently, their disputes with the United States, are now working more closely together than they have in years.
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Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversaw the investigation of Russian election meddling and possible collusion with Donald Trump's presidential campaign, are working closely together, the official told NBC.
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As part of the deal, the two companies will work closely together on supply chain, fulfillment, data, marketing, social commerce and talent development to grow their business' reach in the region.
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Kim Yong Chol's trip to the US indicates that Washington and Pyongyang have direct lines of communication open and are working closely together to work though issues ahead of the summit.
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When English traveler Freya Stark saw it in the 1930s, she deemed it "Manhattan in the desert," because its mud brick towers are set so closely together inside its city walls.
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A report published by a think tank Tuesday is urging private companies and the U.S. government to work more closely together to help prevent the potential fallout from a major cyberattack.
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Even today, it is accessible only by a narrow mountain road that winds through lush bamboo forests before descending down into a valley where sloping gray-tiled rooftops huddle closely together.
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The 352nd SOW's forward presence in Europe provides an opportunity for US Forces and NATO allies and partners to work closely together to enhance air mobility operations in the Arctic region.
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Even Jennings and his counterpart, José María Gutiérrez López, a veteran archaeologist from a museum in Cádiz, had a somewhat similar dynamic, despite working closely together for many summers at Gorham's.
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Meadows and Mulvaney worked closely together as members of the Freedom Caucus until the former South Carolina congressman left to lead the Office of Management and Budget shortly after Trump's inauguration.
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With their strong ties to Bad Boy, Stevie J and Faith Evans worked closely together in the past and seem to have a long history to build their new life upon. 3.
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Microsoft and Xamarin have worked closely together since a global partnership was announced in 2013 to make it more simple for mobile developers to build native apps on platforms in Visual Studio.
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Instead of one truck driving itself, platooning involves a fleet of vehicles driving very closely together with the help of automatic and connected controls, to cut wind resistance and save on fuel.
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Both leaders said they looked forward to working more closely together on trade in the future, including the possibility of Britain joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
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Among the series of photos was an intimate image featuring McPhee, 35, and Foster, 69, sitting closely together on a couch, with the record producer's face leaning in towards his new wife.
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"The cooking fires and heating are so high risk, with homes built so closely together, that shack fires begin and spread very quickly," said Lumkani co-founder and managing director David Gluckman.
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They discussed the "grave terrorism threats facing both countries and pledged to work more closely together in order to meet these growing threats," according to a brief statement from Trump's transition team.
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During the joint press briefing, the two announced that the EU agreed to increase U.S. soybean imports and lower industrial tariffs, in addition to working more closely together on regulations and energy.
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"This agreement is subject to any applicable regulatory approval in China, and AB InBev and CRB will work closely together through any such process," Anheuser Busch InBev said in a news release.
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The two men worked closely together to shepherd the tax bill and Mr. Mnuchin often tries to be a moderating force, attempting to calm markets and smooth Mr. Trump's provocative policy instincts.
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Certain rooms in your house have bad wifi; when driving through a tunnel, you sometimes lose your phone connection; and if your credit cards are pressed closely together, they often don't work.
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Apple says the two companies are working very closely together, and that Goldman Sachs employees are being trained using Apple tools and technologies, including specific language around helping people understand credit issues.
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Financial markets have not reacted to the rift, but investors and traders are wary, as they want to see policymakers working closely together to stabilise India's fragile banking system and roiled markets.
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While they worked closely together in the Justice Department under President George W. Bush and are known to respect each other, associates of both men say the two are not particularly close.
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In a letter to Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who won Mexico's presidential election on July 1, Trump said that he was looking forward to working closely together to build a great relationship.
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Lacalle Pou, speaking later, said that he would also wait to claim victory and that the close result meant the two parties would need to work closely together in the period ahead.
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The two groups will need to work closely together to elect more Republicans in this election cycle, Manafort emphasized, and despite Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail, he's ready to do that.
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Each product features a design that Kurkova and Cybex's team worked closely together on, and one she says sends a message of "love and passion and fun" alongside a commitment to "timeless" fashion.
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"Never before have these two countries worked so closely together to address a global challenge," David Waskow, international climate director of Washington, D.C.,-based think tank the World Resources Institute, told The Guardian.
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The rift is the latest example of how a decades-old disagreement has undermined relations between the two U.S. allies at a time when Washington wants them working closely together on North Korea.
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"I'm very glad our two countries work so closely together and have had success stories with education and relief work in the past, so, long may that continue," William told President Mahmoud Abbas.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - President Xi Jinping vowed to further free up China's economy, again urging Asian countries to work closely together in a speech at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in Vietnam.
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The investment offers tremendous new resources for the collaborative work Didi does with Lyft, said Lyft spokeswoman Sheila Bryson, adding that the executive teams and technical teams of both companies work closely together.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has called for companies, bureaucrats and the political class to work more closely together so Japan can win in robotics, batteries, renewable energy and other new and growing markets.
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But, he added, "they've worked closely together on issues vital to New York, like delivering much-needed federal aid locally post 9/11, Superstorm Sandy and backing universal background checks legislation," for guns.
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The result was a years-long collaboration, in which Vess and Le Guin worked closely together to hone each of the book's illustrations until it best represented Le Guin's vision of the world.
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Zoido said national and Catalan authorities had worked closely together but they would carry out "a very meticulous analysis" of the investigation once it had concluded to see if there were any errors.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A major truck fleet services company and a Silicon Valley startup are joining forces to market technology that allows large trucks to save fuel by driving closely together on the highway.
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The big picture: Tensions in the Sino-Japanese relationship have been simmering down, with the two countries working more closely together amid mounting uncertainty around U.S. foreign policy and a potential trade war.
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Former U.S. governors, ambassadors, Secretary of Homeland Security, U.S. Attorney General, many four-star generals, directors of the CIA, NSA, and FBI worked closely together to prevent an impending humanitarian catastrophe at Ashraf.
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The two men soon worked closely together to tackle Indiana's 2014-2015 HIV outbreak, which was among the nation's worst in years — and was compounded by Pence's decision not to take swift action.
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"We agreed that Brazil and the United States will work closely together on Trade, Military and everything else," Trump, who spoke with far-right firebrand Bolsonaro by telephone on Sunday, wrote on Twitter.
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In an interview with Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB), White described the announcement as "a power grab" by the MDA that, to him, makes no sense, especially since the agencies already work closely together.
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"It's essential for activists and funders (both new and existing) to work closely together to bring about the change we all want to see," said Bjorn van Roozendaal, programs director for ILGA-Europe.
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In particular, the French and American navies worked closely together, especially in the Indian Ocean, where the islands of Reunion and Mayotte are French overseas departments with the same status as Metropolitan France.
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In response to a question about his relationship with Cohn, Mnuchin said the two have been working closely together on taxes, and would be meeting with the president at dinner on Tuesday night.
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" The MoD added that "the U.K. does not stand alone but alongside its NATO Allies, who work closely together across air, sea, land, nuclear and cyber to deter threats and respond to crises.
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Where it once was hard to imagine the two working so closely together, they spoke warmly of each other during a conversation at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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"We've had a head start on collaborating since our teams already work closely together, and today we're excited to make Nest an integral part of Google's big bet on hardware," the company writes.
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Then we will work closely together to develop the idea and form a team, leveraging our partners and investors network and experience until they find product-market fit and "graduate" to attract outside funding.
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Those two movies arriving so closely together on the calendar represented a rare encouraging sign from an industry that had often made it unduly hard for people of color to succeed behind the camera.
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European universities are working more closely together, and in 2015 the EU adopted a new digital strategy that has simplified tax rules, ended roaming charges and removed barriers to cross-border online content sales.
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I didn't know who the artist was, back then, and to begin with we didn't work too closely together, but I quickly came to have an appreciation of what he does, and his abilities.
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It was an unusual sight: Democrats and Republicans gently ribbing each other, giggling, and vowing to work closely together on legislation that is said to be vital to the health and safety of Americans.
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The Rana Plaza disaster, one of the world's worst industrial accidents, prompted fashion retailers to work more closely together to protect workers in Bangladesh, and laws were introduced to ensure greater supply-chain transparency.
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"Whether it's myself, or Ambassador Lighthizer, Secretary Ross, Larry Kudlow or Peter Navarro — we're all working very closely together and we have a common vision in executing and getting a real agreement," Mnuchin said.
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Its studio has flourished under chief Tony Vinciquerra, and Sony has said it is in the process of once again trying to get its PlayStation, music and movies divisions to work more closely together.
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"They committed to continue working closely together and with the U.S. on how to tackle the range of challenges that Iran poses — including those issues that a new deal might cover," the statement said.
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While Engler said the business lobbying is ramping up its efforts to get the agreement passed, he expects congressional leaders and the White House to work closely together toward deciding when to hold votes.
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Weber, the center-right EPP candidate to be EU Commission President after European Parliament elections in May, told German conservatives in Bavaria "everyone wants good relations with Turkey, everyone wants to work closely together".
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While having HPE and Microsoft invest in the same company may seem a bit odd at first, the two companies have recently been working closely together and even announced a formal partnership last December.
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That view is reflected in the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Blue Dog Democrats, a coalition of moderate Democrats formed in 1995, working closely together this cycle for the first time since 2006.
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Oregon made its case — a strong one, from the federal government's point of view — and teams of state and federal agency staff, working closely together, moved the waiver through the process in four months.
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The mayor's office has asked the courts to release some older defendants from the Rikers Island jail, where most of the city's 5,22 inmates are housed closely together, guarded by thousands of corrections officers.
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The two worked closely together at Time Warner when Mr. Parsons was the company's chief executive, and Mr. Plepler developed a reputation as the rare media boss who understands both Hollywood and Wall Street.
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Mr. Zuckerberg viewed Instagram as one of a "family of apps," several properties under the Facebook umbrella that he thought should work more closely together, according to two people with knowledge of his thinking.
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Liu said the two sides would work more closely together to obtain tangible results and achieve a win-win relationship despite differences in their political and economic models, China's official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Deborah Treisman, the fiction editor at The New Yorker, completed the book using those tapes and other sources — the original intention was for Treisman and Hopps to work closely together on the finished product.
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Down here, the pressure has risen to more than 200 billion times the pressure at sea level on Earth, pressing the surrounding atoms so closely together that it's about 10 times denser than iron.
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Obama and Clinton are working closely together to ensure she's elected in November, and the president has frequently made the case that her service in his administration makes her best suited to succeed him.
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The dates were placed so closely together because of another logistical issue: Arkansas's supply of midazolam, a sedative used in a three-drug injection method, has an expiration date at the end of April.
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In practice, it will be difficult for the Arab nations to work closely together on anti-Iran policies because of the complexity of relationships in the region, officials and analysts from those countries say.
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"They committed to continue working closely together and with the U.S. on how to tackle the range of challenges that Iran poses – including those issues that a new deal might cover," the statement said.
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He said ICE and the Justice Department had worked closely together on the family expedited docket and that the "results were very disappointing," claiming that some families failed to show up for their immigration hearings.
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The two companies (Musk serves as chairman of both) already work closely together — so closely that five of SolarCity's board members work at Tesla, are on Tesla's board or are related to someone who is.
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And, unlike today's lithium-ion batteries, solid-state battery cells don't need to be layered closely together and linked by electric connectors, giving car designers more flexibility to create more space for passengers or storage.
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"We need to focus on the fact that the central bank and the government are working closely together to tackle this problem," Masakazu Takeda, a portfolio manager at Hennessy Japan Fund told CNBC's "Squawk Box".
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The two companies (Musk serves as chairman of both) already work closely together —so closely that five of SolarCity's board members work at Tesla, are on Tesla's board or are related to someone who is.
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"We share a deep interest in maintaining peace, prosperity and stability in the Asia Pacific region and we have worked closely together to counter terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan," Brownlee said ahead of the visit.
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Manufacturers like them because they pack more energy into smaller packages, but the batteries can self-ignite if they have a manufacturing flaw, are damaged, exposed to excessive heat, overcharged or packed too closely together.
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"The Trustees recommend that Congress and the executive branch work closely together with a sense of urgency to address the depletion of the [trust fund] and the projected growth [in spending]," the trustees report states.
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"By working closely together our countries have succeeded in preventing the terrorist threat from spreading further across the Middle East and created conditions for launching the political settlement of the Syrian conflict," his message reads.
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Clinton's loyalty to Ms. Abedin (and vice versa) stems from the decades they have spent working closely together, beginning when Ms. Abedin was a 19-year-old intern to the first lady in the 1990s.
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Diplomats and spies work closely together in foreign countries, but often to different ends: diplomats are there to represent the U.S. and, if possible, to cultivate relationships, while spies operate in secret to extract information.
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"It is the right time for Stella to move to the next stage," Mr. Pinault said in the statement, adding that the two would continue to work closely together in the field of sustainable fashion.
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"The market is probably expecting a generic communique that central banks and finance ministers are going to working closely together and closely monitor developments," said Chris Turner, head of EMEA and LATAM research at ING.
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The two have said they plan to work closely together, with Barry continuing to chip away at the growth strategy Best Buy laid out at a 2017 investor day that includes key supply chain investments.
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"It is in our common interest that we work closely together to address developing threats in aviation, in advance of any potential application of new security measures," they wrote in a letter obtained by POLITICO.
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The top four candidates remain clustered fairly closely together, but Warren has placed fourth in several of those polls, including one from Monmouth Wednesday that pegged her at 15 percent — at the edge of viability.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker told Bosnia's divided leaders on Wednesday they must overcome their differences and work closely together if they want their country one day to join the European Union.
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I think that's because they worked so closely together in those early years, that even when they're just talking about The State, they get into that mode—11 different personalities, but one big, giant brain.
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In February, Omnitracs teamed up with startup Peloton to bring to market technology that allows large trucks to save fuel by coordinating speed and braking so that the vehicles can drive closely together on the highway.
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One way to quantify these differences is to take a player's score above average, and then adjust it for tournament conditions and rules that cause scores either to spread out widely or to bunch closely together.
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" He added, "We'll continue to work closely together to ensure we're consistently surprising and delighting our customers while moving toward our goal of reaching more people with Whole Foods Market's high-quality, natural, and organic food.
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"If you look into a beehive, they're all working very closely together, it's usually jam-packed, and they communicate, they're always communicating, they're always working together, they never put one bee to a job," she said.
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"Sino IC Capital and Xcerra will work closely together with regulators, in an open and transparent manner, as they evaluate the merits of the transaction," Jun Lu, president of Sino IC Capital, said in a statement.
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When your team works closely together throughout every step of the development process, each team member gains a better understanding of how his or her work affects the efficacy of the entire campaign and drives ROI.
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Speaking at the same event in Hong Kong, Catherine Simmons, managing director and head of Asia Pacific Government Affairs at Citi, said regulators globally would have to work more closely together to address emerging cyber threats.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. are grouped closely together in polls in Iowa and New Hampshire with Ms. Warren and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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There is just one row of seating, and the chairs are nestled closely together, so that you're literally rubbing elbows with your neighbor, and the lights remain on for most of the 75-minute running time.
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"We believe that a carefully managed registration scheme, where UNHCR and the Government, working closely together, can mitigate the risks of this but could also deliver the positive dividends to Malaysia and to refugees," he said.
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"Wherever there are big power disparities with people working closely together, that is a risk factor for work place harassment," Emily Martin, general counsel and vice president of workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center, said.
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"Technology will not ultimately take the controller's job, but it should assist them and it will make them more productive," he said, citing for example technology that can help planes fly more closely together yet still safely.
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More recently, however, France and the United States have found themselves on the same page when it comes to terrorism and working closely together on the problems in North Africa, as well as in the Middle East.
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Washington, DC-based SocialRadar will keep its existing offices, but the team is already working closely together with the MapQuest team in Denver and other AOL offices to integrate its data and services with MapQuest's existing tools.
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For HSBC, the renewed focus on Europe is less about hiring new staff in its 12 continental EU markets than galvanising them to work more closely together, James Emmett, the bank's Chief Executive for the region, said.
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But perhaps more importantly, the Northeast is unique in having two of the nation's three largest entrepreneurial and investing hubs — Boston and New York City — situated so closely together, much like a solar system with two suns.
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The EU has agreed to increase U.S. soybean imports, lower industrial tariffs with the aim of dropping them to zero and work more closely together on regulations and energy, including buying much more liquified natural gas (LNG).
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For HSBC, the renewed focus on Europe is less about hiring new staff in its 12 continental EU markets than galvanizing them to work more closely together, James Emmett, the bank's Chief Executive for the region, said.
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He was a close friend of Morris K. Udall, the liberal Democratic congressman and eminent preservationist, and the two worked closely together on the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, which Mr. Udall led starting in 1977.
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The Republican memo, however, paints Mr. Page as the target of a political conspiracy that has the larger goal of hurting Mr. Trump — effectively binding Mr. Page and Mr. Trump more closely together in the public's mind.
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DeWine's announcement came after Louisiana, Georgia, and Puerto Rico postponed their presidential primaries until May or June to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as public-health officials urged against people congregating closely together in public spaces.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany expects to work closely together with Austria's new government, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Monday when asked if Berlin had reservations about the presence in the new coalition of a far-right party.
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In 2013, Sonos and Google began working closely together to integrate Google Play Music into the Sonos platform, meaning users could play music and adjust volume on their Sonos speakers directly from the Google Play Music app.
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There's great opportunity for the United States and Turkey to work closely together, and I had a good, long conversation with my, with the Turkish foreign minister yesterday and I'm very confident we'll find a path forward.
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When these purchases are complete, Google's Bay Area employees will be spread out from San Francisco to San Jose, while employees at its main Silicon Valley rivals Apple and Facebook will largely be clustered more closely together.
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" A DHS official said "DHS and DOD are working closely together to advance the president's border security mission" and that the government will continue "looking at locations and available avenues if the need for additional housing arises.
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Working closely together, the pair late last year was able to convert that debt into equity and then sell their shares to Tencent, the Chinese internet giant eager to gain more of a foothold in the music company.
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Houses in the area are set closely together, and community activity is tied to the river: Visiting neighbors by kayak or canoe is common, and the banks of the river are dotted with firepits and outdoor lounge furniture.
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"They are trying to create chaos, demoralize our people, and destabilize our country ... We will retain our cool-headedness as a nation, standing more closely together, and we will never give ground to such dirty games," he said.
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Johnston said the water may not be a direct cause of the rashes, but that a lack of clean water to bathe in and high numbers of people living closely together in poor housing can exacerbate the problem.
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Hopefully, this step toward OS integration also paves the way for Chrome OS and Android to work closely together on future hardware, like making a Pixel C that runs Chrome OS along with the Google Play Store included.
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"There are many challenges out there, some in this part of the world, some in other parts of the world, but I'm confident that the ROK and U.S. will work very closely together to resolve them," Bolton said.
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Mr. Bernanke and Ms. Yellen, who worked closely together in shaping the Fed's response to the financial crisis, presented a united front Thursday, defending the Fed's stimulus campaign and its ability to return to a more normal footing.
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The auto company is reportedly moving closer to testing a prototype for a long-haul, electric semi-truck that will be able to drive itself and "platoon," or travel closely together with other autonomous vehicles at high speeds.
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Digital tools to improve traffic management require "bold and forward-looking" legal terms set by politicians and regulators, said Renschler, citing so-called "platooning" technology which allows digitally connected heavy trucks to save fuel by driving closely together.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Major central banks need to plan ahead and work more closely together to ensure the world's bank funding markets do not freeze up again in future financial crises, the Bank for International Settlements said on Thursday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Weighing into Germany's debate about its ties with China, former chancellor Gerhard Schroeder warned Berlin against demonizing Beijing, saying the two economic powers should work more closely together in the face of Donald Trump's trade threats.
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The two companies had been working closely together prior to that, too, including through a partnership announced last year that allowed U.S. customers to shop online merchants via their Messenger bots, then transact in the app via PayPal.
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"Yes, every day since the beginning of the week, our teams are working closely together and we will have decisions to make when the times comes, when we will judge it to be useful and effective," Macron said.
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In a letter replying to Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who won Mexico's presidential election on July 1, Trump said that he was looking forward to working closely together to build a great relationship, mentioning trade, security and migration.
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Virtually every large tech company that operates a product involved in information dissemination came together on Monday to issue a statement about working closely together in order to fight the spread of fraud and disinformation about the virus.
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But he and I spent well over a decade working closely together across the aisle as legislators: all over this country when it came to campaign finance reform, and around the world when it came to foreign policy.
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He says AT&T and Time Warner will indeed work super-closely together to bring AT&T customers things they can't get other places, and to do things AT&T couldn't do if it didn't own Time Warner.
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Though it hasn't been (and likely won't be) sanctified by treaty, the Trump administration's escalated pressures on Beijing and continued sanctions on Russia have helped drive the two sides more closely together than at any point since the 1950s.
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Asked about police killings of African Americans and the conflict of interest between prosecutors and police, who often work closely together, Sanders declared that the Department of Justice should investigate every single civilian death that happens in police custody.
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It's also why followers can feel betrayed when they think influencers and brands are working too closely together or if followers think their favorite influencer is "selling out" by promoting products that they both know aren't actually worth buying.
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The Senate intelligence committee has taken the lead in recent weeks amid infighting on the House side -- in part because Chairman Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, and top Democrat Mark Warner of Virginia appear to be working closely together.
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CS: Well, we think our games really come to life best on our hardware because our software and hardware developers work closely together to make the best performing game based off the way to bring that software to life.
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Later, May's office said she had spoken with Trump by telephone, and that the two had agreed it was vital to challenge Assad's use of chemical weapons, and that they would continue to work closely together to do so.
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He told Palestinian Authority President Abbas, "I'm very glad our two countries work so closely together and have had success stories with education and relief work in the past, so long may that continue," the Times of Israel reports.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb signed a formal agreement on Tuesday pledging that the two agencies will work more closely together, a move aimed largely at helping the government implement the Food Safety Modernization Act.
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"The goal of the project is to boost revenues of our clubs, bring their financial balances under control and get them acting more closely together," federation head Yildirim Demiroren told Reuters at the opening of the association's Istanbul offices.
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As CEO, Bob will oversee all of the Company's business segments and corporate functions, and we will work closely together through the end of 2021 to further the Company's strategic objectives and to ensure a smooth and successful transition.
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"With an unprecedented winter storm throwing our state a surprise in September, state and local governments are working closely together to protect the health and safety of Montanans and our top priority is making sure that happens," Bullock said.
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It looked like nothing was changing on the screen as I scrolled through the images, and it wasn't until a minute or so later that I realized this was the result of the pictures being taken so quickly and closely together.
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"(We) committed to continue working closely together and with the U.S. on how to tackle the range of challenges that Iran poses – including those issues that a new deal might cover," a statement from British Prime Minister Theresa May's office said.
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It is instructive to read King's words today, and to consider how modern so many of them were, so long before the Internet came to upend our culture and tie us even more closely together than we were in the past.
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Last week, the Republican chairman of the Senate committee Richard Burr of North Carolina and Democrat Ranking Member Mark Warner of Virginia gave a joint press conference in an effort to assure the public that they would work closely together.
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The story covers how Canahuati works with Guy Rosen, who polices speech, spam, harassment and disinformation; and Nathaniel Gleicher, who is in charge of cybersecurity policy: All three work closely together, including on the response to the recent security breach.
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BERLIN, June 1 (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday that Germany and China should work closely together on issues such as protecting the climate at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump has refused to endorse a global climate pact.
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European regulators and banking watchdogs such as the Bank of England and the ECB have been working more closely together since the financial crisis, for example by adopting a common approach on how banks should be supervised and price bubbles addressed.
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"The use of multiple shots, timed ever-more-closely together, appears destined to rehearse saturating a defensive system by presenting it with an overwhelmingly complex radar picture," Joshua Pollack, editor of the U.S.-based Nonproliferation Review, said of Monday's launch.
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For ancient Mesopotamians, transitioning into early states meant large groups of people were figuring out how to live closely together, organize themselves, and establish social rules -- all while dealing with social stresses caused by the changes and vying for authority.
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Mr. Trump and Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain spoke by telephone on Thursday, affirming the "special relationship" between the two countries and agreeing to work closely together, according to a readout of the call provided by the British Embassy.
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Lemonis tells CNBC Make It that he "felt like the two brothers really understood the men's fashion market," he just needed to "refine their process and get the two of them to work more closely together," he says of the brothers.
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The only way we could make this film was by lots of groups of people working very closely together, so there was a lot of practical effects, there was a lot of visual effects, there's a lot of lighting effects.
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In her third exhibition at David Nolan, the artist moved away from modestly sized sheets of paper, often arranged closely together in non-narrative sequences, to exhibiting large drawings done on three separate sheets, which are stacked vertically on the wall.
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Chris and I have worked closely together to build our products for more than a decade and I will always appreciate his deep empathy for the people using our services and the uplifting spirit he brings to everything he does.
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Even so, a group linked to the Russian government plans to restore and exhibit the American aircraft as a centerpiece in a new museum — a reminder of a time when the two powers set aside their differences and worked closely together.
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"It is in our common interest that we work closely together to address developing threats in aviation, in advance of any potential applications of new security measures to air carriers operating from the EU to the U.S.," the Commissioners wrote.
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"I have had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Gorsuch for several years, as we worked closely together on several complex federal cases," wrote the lawyer, Bruce Black, who is now the executive vice president and general counsel of the Anschutz Company.
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The disaster prompted fashion retailers to work more closely together to protect workers and ensure the safety of buildings in the South Asian nation where garment workers can expect to earn a minimum monthly wage of $68, compared with $280 in China.
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Researchers think that stars condense out of clouds of dust and gas in various parts of space, and a new study in the journal Nature details what scientists have learned about the three nascent stars developing closely together in the L1448 IRS3B system.
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The IMF has urged NAZK and NABU to work more closely together and said legislation must be passed by June to set up an anti-corruption court as a condition of its aid program, according to an IMF country report released in April.
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"Chris and I have worked closely together to build our products for more than a decade and I will always appreciate his deep empathy for the people using our services and the uplifting spirit he brings to everything he does," Zuckerberg wrote.
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While the study doesn't say this, a possible implication of this is that the underlying forces making all asset classes move more closely together are deeper than simply the sorts of issues we found before and during the crisis, such as over-leverage.
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Though Johnson thought that Humphrey and his cohort of young northern liberals were too extreme for the party and that they were forcing him to deal with divisive issues, the two ended up working closely together in the latter half of the 1950s.
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We worked closely together again as we found a way, after more than a decade of effort, to pass the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill, officially known as the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, which eliminated large, unreported campaign contributions.
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"We have heard consistently from [Defense] Secretary [James] Mattis that he and Secretary [of State Rex] Tillerson talk on a regular basis, almost daily, and that they are working closely together to address the conflict areas we have in the world," she said.
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The two countries, which are at odds with U.S. President Donald Trump on climate policy, pledged to work more closely together on trade and aerospace, to progress toward a free trade agreement and also cooperate on development in Africa and in Afghanistan.
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It is not unusual for there to be weather- and pest-related challenges, which have the potential to impact on yield but growers and retailers work closely together to ensure that consumers will be able to get sprouts over the festive period.
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Over many years of service leading and advising Marines in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, we worked closely together to ensure everyone in the command understood not just the legal aspects of the law of armed conflict but also the reasoning behind them.
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He has become one of Gimelstob's leading allies in tennis, and while Gimelstob was facing a criminal charge, they worked closely together to defeat Chris Kermode in March in his unsuccessful attempt to extend his contract as the ATP's executive chairman and president.
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"Flynn now makes semi-regular appearances on RT as an analyst, in which he often argues that the U.S. and Russia should be working more closely together on issues like fighting [ISIS] and ending Syria's civil war," Michael Crowley writes in Politico.
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Working closely together, the private and public sectors should be planning based on one important fact: the COVID-19 crisis is different from anything that's come before it in critical ways and we cannot deal with it as we have with previous pandemics.
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For Manfra, it's important that the tech community and the government agencies tasked with protecting the nation's critical assets work more closely together, and the best way to do that is to encourage a revolving door between cybersecurity agencies and technology companies.
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The West African countries did pledge Monday to work more closely together, and with the French, to concentrate forces on the dangerous tri-border region shared by Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, and to focus on the regional affiliate of the Islamic State.
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The retired admiral will take office at a time when South Korea and the United States are working closely together to engage with North Korea to try to persuade it to abandon a nuclear weapons program that now threatens the United States.
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Italy and France "share the same viewpoint and objectives," Conte said adding that he spoke often with French President Emmanuel Macron, the last time on Saturday, and that the two countries had worked closely together on setting up the conference in Sicily.
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She will repeat the same line (notched or verticals paired closely together to become a repeatable unit, for example) or she will pack the surface of a graphite rectangle (like a controlled smudge) or she will make a drawing for a string construction.
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"They are trying to create chaos, demoralize our people, and destabilize our country with abominable attacks which target civilians ... We will retain our cool-headedness as a nation, standing more closely together, and we will never give ground to such dirty games," he said.
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At another level, if there is something there, the investigations could reveal that the Russians and Team Trump have connections that are too cozy, either because of financial ties, dirty laundry, or some other mutual need that will keep both parties working closely together.
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"We are working closely together, and we are doing everything we can, but we've got to communicate on an ongoing basis in a better way than we have," David Haggerty, president of the International Tennis Federation, said in a telephone interview from London on Friday.
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Details of the investment were not disclosed, but it's being described by the companies as a strategic partnership that will allow the two to work more closely together on expansions of the technology to other areas of CVS's business, including its pharmacies and MinuteClinics.
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" Professor Mark Viney, a biologist at the University of Bristol, said the findings "would probably be pretty similar across any city in the world, because what you've got in cities is lots of people and rats and mice and so on living closely together.
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"I agree with him, and to have a meaningful discussion, our ministries of foreign affairs and experts should get involved and work closely together, and of course a meeting in person is necessary," Putin told reporters at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Qingdao, China.
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Madonna and her brother Christopher Ciccone worked pretty closely together as she launched her career — he's been her assistant, stylist, and artistic director at one time or another — but the two stopped speaking right before his 2008 memoir, "Life With My Sister Madonna," hit shelves.
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We's founders and investors now often position their company as a workplace innovator — in forcing workers from different companies to work very closely together, We was not only a business marvel but, they suggested, also a feel-good, Goopy force for planetary collaboration and unity.
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"If you look back in the history of Formula One, where teams have done very well...there is one common thread, which was that there was a lot of stability within the team and therefore they learned to work very closely together," he said.
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Newly appointed Jacques Mezard, 69, who traveled to Berlin on Monday, said he had agreed with his German counterpart Christian Schmidt to work closely together, notably on the consequences of Britain's departure from the 28-member bloc for the future of the EU's farm policy (CAP).
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As Red Hat's Mike Ferris, its senior director for business architecture, and Microsoft's director of program management for Azure Corey Sanders told me earlier this week, the two companies are also working closely together on supporting customers who choose to go the RHEL route on Azure.
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LinkedIn typically doesn't invest in other companies — this actually appears to only be the third time it's ever done so — and in this case Handorf, who is the CEO, tells me it's because the two work closely together and may well do more in the future.
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It's all "proven" in over 24 slides jam-packed with all the information you need to come to the conclusion that they might, in fact, be together — and that they have been together since Antonoff and Lorde began working closely together on the album in 573.
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More recently, he tweeted it would "very difficult" to meet with Xi. The Times reports that Kushner and Cui worked closely together on the logistics of the meeting, with Cui sending Kushner a joint statement for the two governments to issue following their diplomatic dinner on Thursday.
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"As Australia's financial system adjusts to the coronavirus (COVID-19), financial regulators and the Australian Government are working closely together to help ensure that Australia's financial markets continue to operate effectively and that credit is available to households and businesses," the Council said in a statement.
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"While the most likely situation is we simply hear a lot of bravadoes that the two sides plan to work closely together and agree to find a solution that is amicable, we still need to consider if the event poses a gaping risk for markets," he added.
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The U.S. State Department, in a statement, called on Russia and other U.N. members to "strictly implement" sanctions on North Korea and to work "more closely together to shut down U.N.-prohibited activities, including ship-to-ship transfers of refined petroleum and the transport of coal from North Korea".
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Image 240 of 2104 RAFINA, Greece – The death toll from twin wildfires that raged through Greek seaside areas looked set to increase to around 50 Tuesday after rescue crews reported finding the bodies of more than 20 people huddled closely together near a beach northeast of the capital, Athens.
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We worked closely together throughout the 1990s -- covering historic moments in the United States and world events, including the failed Soviet coup in August 1991, the collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991, the election of Bill Clinton in November 1992 and his inauguration on January 20, 1993.
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All three sisters are deceased as of January 2013, but Maxene once chalked their intense loathing for one another up to too many years of working too closely together...though it may not have helped things that Patty joined another singing group in 1951 without telling her sisters.
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Germany and France now had to work closely together and pull in the same direction to strengthen cooperation in the soon-to-be 27-member bloc, the veteran politician said, urging all euro zone governments to further implement structural reforms, reduce debt and make their budgets more sustainable.
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" In a statement on Friday, Mr. Trudeau's office said that the prime minister and the president-elect "agreed to work closely together to further strengthen the dynamic partnership between Canada and Mexico," and that "they discussed Nafta and the mutually beneficial economic and trading relationship between our two countries.
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Its origins lie in a series of treaties signed in the 1950s, creating what was to become the EU. Their aim was to weld the French and German economies so closely together as to make war impossible, for example by creating a common market in coal and steel.
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"Chairman Thune and I have worked closely together for months to craft this bipartisan legislation, and today's introduction is a momentous step toward ensuring that Michigan and the United States continue to lead the world in automotive innovation that keeps our country economically competitive," Peters said in a statement.
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We welcome this valuable piece of work and agree wholeheartedly with the Chief Medical Officers on the need for industry to work closely together with government and wider society to ensure young people are given the right guidance to help them make the most of the internet while staying safe.
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So, for me, learning from them but at the same time, to bring my experience of what it means to scale a platform, what it means to set up the right tech, for me to bring in the right user and customer experience, is for us to work very closely together.
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Since we typically work so closely together and we wouldn't be able to physically do that on Friday, I thought the next best option would be to email at the end of the day with a list of my works in progress and what I plan to accomplish the following week?
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"Given the North's past practices of testing a new administration through provocations during the transition period, President Park noted that, for several months to come, the two countries needed to work closely together to thoroughly contain any possible provocative acts and, if they occur, sternly respond to them," the statement said.
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"What&aposs obviously needed is that all Western countries work more closely together to build a framework for telecommunications they want implemented in their infrastructure," Odd Arne Westad, Yale&aposs Elihu Professor of History and Global Affairs and the author of "The Cold War: A World History," told Business Insider.
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Washington has repeatedly appealed to South Korea and Japan to overcome the persistent, bitter legacies of Japan's brutal colonial rule over Korea in the first half of the 20th century and to work more closely together to better address North Korea's advancing threat of nuclear weapons and China's expanding influence.
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Outlook Mobile is a good example of the sort of attention to detail that Microsoft has lacked in some areas over the years, and for Windows users, it will be encouraging to hear that Microsoft's best designers are now working very closely together on the future of software and hardware at the company.
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Trump's administration must also take part in public-private partnerships, in which government agencies such as the Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity and large cloud-based providers such as Google or Amazon work closely together to protect data and ensure the general public has the latest and best information on cybersecurity practices.
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"We worked closely together to write the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which substantially expanded sanctions on Russia and overwhelmingly passed both the Senate and House last summer, and are eager to continue the important work being done by our committees to push back on Russia," Corker and Crapo said in the statement.
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Facebook and Oculus work closely together on virtual reality initiatives, but to date their social efforts have seemed a bit separate, with Oculus's Avatars system being built for the Rift's gaming audience while Facebook's Spaces is more platform-agnostic and designed as an exploratory social tool for the company's "10-year vision" for making VR happen.
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And recent efforts by traveling British ministers to try to pull individual member states away from Barnier's common negotiating stance, as well as perceptions that May herself was trying to bypass the EU's point man and parley directly with her peers in Salzburg, also backfired, prompting the 27 others to rally even more closely together and behind Barnier.
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So we're including the East Bay and Oakland into our VICE Guide to San Francisco, not because it doesn't deserve its own (honestly, we're barely touching on it here), but because not giving it due props would be weird, especially given that the wild transformation occurring in the Bay Area has pressed them so closely together.
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She rattles off details about the raid like she lived them herself: how there was nowhere to hide, how a few people were so afraid that they fainted, how others' feet were tied so closely together when federal agents escorted them to buses that they had to take baby steps and could barely climb the stairs.
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The designation of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument represented the culmination of a two-decade-long collaborative effort driven by local sportsmen and women, business leaders, veterans, elected officials, tribes, land grant heirs, grazing permittees, acequia parcientes and recreational users who worked closely together to protect this iconic landscape holding major historical, cultural, ecological and economic significance.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Trump's got to be relieved that Hicks had his back today, because reports are, even though they worked closely together, they've drifted apart since she left the White House, and that recently, there were several times when she didn't return Trump's call, leading the president to ask his inner circle, 'What happened to Hope?
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West's struggle to find salvation is a unifying theme here, but the sacred and the profane sit so closely together that it can be dizzying, like on the one-two punch of "Low Lights" and "Highlights," an emotional display of Christian joy immediately followed by a verse about West wishing he could replay sex acts on demand.
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"My mother was a refugee on the Kindertransport, and a massive friend of Corbyn — they worked terribly closely together, doing all sorts of political things to support communities in North London," Annabelle Sreberny, emeritus professor at SOAS University of London and member of Jewish Voice for Labour — a small organization that tends to deny Labour has a problem with anti-Semitism — told me.
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But although football is certainly somewhat different in the red zone—with fewer than 20 yards left behind the line of scrimmage, players are bunched more closely together, and there is no threat of a deep pass—it is hardly so distinct that a defence resembling Swiss cheese on 80% of the field could credibly turn into an impermeable forcefield in the remainder.
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"It's imperative that that progress continues, that the IMF and Ukraine continue to work closely together, and that Ukraine take the steps to continue to root out corruption and implement structural reform and take steps to stabilize its macro-economy," the official told reporters on a conference call ahead of IMF, G20 and World Bank meetings this week in Washington.
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The Australian director and Cave have a long history together, both personal and professional: they once dated the same woman (with whom Dominik now has a child), and the pair also worked closely together when Cave and fellow Bad Seed, Warren Ellis, composed the score to Dominik's 2007 revisionist Western, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
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But we're also working closely together with them to leverage components both from Ford, that they have available, and 3M, particularly our filters that meet the NIOSH [National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health] regulatory requirements, and trying to integrate that into a modified design that will meet the NIOSH regulation performance requirements, and scale it up as as quickly as possible.
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According to their research, if two inaudible ultrasound surveillance devices were placed too closely together, the resulting interference could become audible—meaning the Cubans may have actually just screwed up rather than intentionally harmed the Americans, the Herald wrote: Fu and his team used recordings of the sound obtained by The Associated Press and applied reverse-engineering to replicate what was heard by diplomats.
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"I care now that we and Britain divorce in a good process so that afterwards we can still work closely together in the areas where we must cooperate - on defense, on domestic security, on policing, on combating terrorism, and in trade too, and so that Britain can take part in our research projects if they want," Merkel said during a question and answer session with citizens.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2628 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (Va.), have worked closely together and generally avoided partisan fights.
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Neurologist Julie Robillard, who wrote about the rise of memory manipulation in the American Medical Association's Journal of Ethics in December, told me via email that it's important for researchers and ethicists to work closely together at the start of the research process, and that the perceived tension between ethics and scientific progress—the idea that ethical considerations stand in the way of research—is a myth.
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" This year's slate of minority candidates also show how the groups backing them are working more closely together to change the complexion of politics in the US. Varun Nikore, the president of AAPI Victory Fund, said that his group will be working more seamlessly with other ethnic groups "because we think there's more power in this coalition process ... but also because we need the establishment to pay better attention to communities of color.
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"Since the delivery of the first F-35B, the UK and US worked closely together to develop future Carrier Strike Group, as stated by Rear Admiral Martin Connell, Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff for Aviation and Carrier Strike of the Royal Navy: "Embarking UK Lightning jets in HMS Queen Elizabeth for the very first time is a major milestone for Royal Navy and Royal Air Force aviation and for our development of the 5th generation Carrier Strike Group capability.
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I THINK IT IS GOOD FOR ALL OF US TO BE BVERY DISCIPLINED IN THIS APPROACH TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE DOING EVERYTHING WE CAN TO ENSURE SAFETY AND I'M VERY CONFIDENT THAT WHEN THIS PROCESS IS COMPLETED AND THE MAX IS BACK UP IN THE AIR, THAT IT'LL BE ONE OF THE SAFEST AIRPLANES EVER TO FLY LEBEAU: ALL OF THIS BRINGS UP THE QUESTION OF WHETHER OR NOT BOEING AND THE FAA BECAUSE OF THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS YOU WORK TOO CLOSELY TOGETHER.
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