Concurrently, he got into healthy eating and hitting the gym.
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The Ingham and Eaton County sentences will be served concurrently.
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The law bans assembly members from holding other jobs concurrently.
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IN 2013 Barry Jenkins was working on two projects concurrently.
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The events of the two games actually take place concurrently.
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It has eight cores, capable of running 26900 threads concurrently.
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Jewish Theological Seminary (which he attended concurrently with Columbia) for
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The sentence will run concurrently with his sentences in California.
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Concurrently, West dropped an IMAX film of the same name.
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The bank was concurrently advising El Paso on the sale.
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Judges often allow sentences for separate charges to run concurrently.
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The judge said the sentences would run concurrently, Dolan said.
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Concurrently, the Germans developed a curved barrel attachment, the Krummlauf.
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His seven-year state sentence ran concurrently with his federal sentence.
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Some of Jackson's sentence will be served concurrently with Ellis's sentence.
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There are two simultaneous conservative and liberal internets happening concurrently anyways.
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He will also decide if the sentences run consecutively or concurrently.
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Concurrently, many corporations have increased dividends and announced big share buybacks.
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Lee Yang, a producer, is concurrently building another startup called Epitome.io.
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The special counsel suggested that any prison terms be served concurrently.
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He said it appeared that the sentences were to run concurrently.
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Kaczynski and Stewart, both second-generation Polish Americans, were concurrently imprisoned.
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" Concurrently, news outlets variously lauded the expansion as "progressive" and "empowering.
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She has led two lives — public and private — sometimes concurrently, sometimes not.
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Ideas, new and old, remain concurrently present in a future idea's formation.
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The i7-7700K has just 4 cores that run 8 threads concurrently.
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With these and other efforts running concurrently, serendipity has become more likely.
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Moore will also decide if the sentences will run concurrently or consecutively.
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Successful congressional investigations have often been conducted concurrently with successful criminal investigations.
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Music blared over loudspeakers as four or five games were played concurrently.
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At its peak, 1,300 of the attendees were "concurrently chatting," Rauch said.
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Concurrently, the black nationalist movement emphasized his globalist and Pan-African interests.
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Concurrently, headlines suggest that impact investing can't be stopped by Washington politics.
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McArthur, 67, was sentenced Friday to eight life sentences to be served concurrently.
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She will also serve five years concurrently on a charge of custody interference.
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Concurrently, Fitch has also withdrawn Voyage's IDR and instrument ratings for commercial reasons.
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She was sentenced to 20 years for each crime, but will serve concurrently.
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They are intervening in currency markets while concurrently injecting cash into their economies.
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Given the linkages between them, companies and banks often run into trouble concurrently.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Ryan told reporters.
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It securely records information publicly, and concurrently hosts those records on separate computers.
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Concurrently, at least since 2010, much of the industrialized world has been deleveraging.
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Last weekend, over 1.2 million people were concurrently shooting folks in virtual Manhattan.
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It wasn't immediately clear if any of the sentences will be served concurrently.
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Concurrently, they also help decrease criminal activity that travels north to our border.
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He received two 15-year terms, to run concurrently with his life sentence.
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Fitch has concurrently affirmed ANTM's previously outstanding ratings and maintained their Negative Outlook.
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The vetted products are listed on various Islamic indexes that have concurrently emerged.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Mr. Ryan said.
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Concurrently, unplanned -- and planned -- refinery maintenance tightens the number of gasoline stocks available.
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Concurrently, we have also withdrawn Mydentist's IDR and instrument ratings for commercial reasons.
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Jutting faces multiple mandatory life sentences (to be served concurrently) in Hong Kong.
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She will also serve five years concurrently on a charge of federal custody interference.
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Concurrently, Infrastructure will continue its evolution, and follow up behind these otherwise novel solutions.
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Concurrently, the airline is also trying to reach a bargaining agreement with its dispatchers.
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New Dimensions is concurrently on view at the Holocaust Museum Houston through March 3.
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Concurrently, her smash single "Havana" became her first No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100.
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Trump tweets almost constantly, often concurrently with things he sees or hears on television.
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This feature-length CG movie takes place concurrently with the events of the game.
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Loan-loss coverage fell to around 70% of impaired loans (end-2014: 96%) concurrently.
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She was ordered on Friday to serve five years concurrently for the interference charge.
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Xgenomes technology works by unzipping strands of DNA and then sequencing the strands concurrently.
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He was sentenced to life in prison for each charge, to be served concurrently.
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Concurrently, the percentage of companies profitable at time of IPO has trended down aggressively.
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Cosby faces 10 years in prison on each count, possibly to be served concurrently.
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It resembles a kind of gentrification: one that happens concurrently across global urban centers.
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The judge said his sentences would run concurrently, so he will serve two years.
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Netflix's top plan tier allows for four devices to concurrently stream videos, for example.
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The Anthony Joshua fight world wide at more than a million people watching concurrently.
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Concurrently, his "Festival of Dreams" — a work featuring 23 dancers from It's Showtime NYC!
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His sentences on both ran concurrently and the drug sentence was for 75 months.
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We have been blessed, really, to witness two such historic teams running basically concurrently.
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Wells Fargo announced concurrently that it would replace 83 board members, three by April.
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Hendricks handed down varying sentences for each of offences, saying some would run concurrently.
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Deloach Reed appointed herself to the post for a time while concurrently serving as chief.
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In general this is an example of the American political system moving concurrently with that.
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It was unclear, however, whether the accused would be allowed to serve those sentences concurrently.
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The sentences will run concurrently as part of a negotiated plea deal, the office said.
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Concurrently, he's also made countering Iran one of the pillars of his foreign policy approach.
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If both penalties "are running concurrently, the total per month cannot exceed 215%," Smith notes.
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If both penalties "are running concurrently, the total per month cannot exceed 5%," Smith notes.
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Concurrently, competitor HelloFresh has seen sales that are growing five times faster than Blue Apron's.
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The federal sentence will be served concurrently with any sentence Lackey receives for local charges.
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Davis said the company plans to launch another title, too, with both games managed concurrently.
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Moreover, it issued its statement concurrently with an executive order barring immigration from seven countries.
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"Concurrently there has been a call by stakeholders for further clarification and guidance," he said.
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But the judge sentenced her to eight years on each count, to be served concurrently.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Ryan told reporters early Tuesday.
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A judge allowed the sentence to be served concurrently, meaning Ray would serve two years.
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He's facing up to 30 years in prison, but Cosby could serve his sentences concurrently.
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Mueller's investigation and the Senate probe into Russia and the 2016 election are operating concurrently.
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Illinois is holding local and congressional primaries concurrently with the presidential primary, with Democratic Reps.
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Tuesday's device launch was streamed on YouTube, and over 1.5 million people watched it concurrently.
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Instead, I'm running Windows 210 and its apps concurrently with the brand-new macOS Sierra.
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Concurrently, the members of YMO were all pursuing solo careers, none more erratic than Sakamoto.
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Can they pay the deferred 2020 levies concurrently with their 2021 and 2022 payroll obligations?
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Barr in April ordered the bureau to speed up hiring by filling open positions concurrently.
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They have not been sanctioned at any time, before the advent of coronavirus or concurrently.
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And also implied is that only one of these types of men can exist concurrently.
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Concurrently with its earnings report, GrubHub announced it would acquire LevelUp for $390 million cash.
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Special sessions have run concurrently with regular sessions before, though it is a rare occurrence.
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The dealership was concurrently hosting a show of Mr. Whitney's paintings, which also sold out.
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The article appeared concurrently with President Trump's proposal to slash $54 billion from nondefense investments.
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The possibility he could take up two positions concurrently is unusual but not without precedent.
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In addition to the life sentences, Ryan will concurrently serve ten years for attempted murder.
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The recall notice was issued concurrently by Lenovo and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Fifteen-years-old at the time of the murder, Borges will serve two life sentences concurrently.
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Tell me a story in English, and I can repeat it concurrently in English as well.
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Ed. note: All figures are for maximum number of women serving concurrently during a president's administration.
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Firestone's show runs concurrently with the exhibition, Miriam Schapiro: A Visionary, at the National Academy Museum.
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IEM 2015 attracted over a million online viewers concurrently, setting new Twitch records in the process.
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Cosby's legal team is pushing for the three separate 10-year sentences to be served concurrently.
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U.S. dates have yet to be announced, but they will run concurrently as the European trek.
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Diallo's most pronounced photos are a celebration of the female form, concurrently uplifting sensuality and spirituality.
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The autonomous vehicles in Pittsburgh will also continue to run concurrently with the San Francisco deployment.
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Concurrently, Fitch has also withdrawn the instrument rating of 'B+'/'RR3' assigned to Cerberus HealthCare SAS.
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These users are more likely to be more influential and use other media concurrently (especially TV).
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Hernandez was also given 25 years to life for kidnapping, with both sentences to run concurrently.
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They concurrently exist in two other dimensions: their narrative, or their personal story — and their skill.
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In 1917, for example, Woolf kept two separate diaries, writing in them concurrently on several occasions.
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Women everywhere face challenges in their quest to concurrently pursue professional paths and grow their families.
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Concurrently, being open to dialogue and providing an off-ramp to defuse tension also has value.
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The blend, Lu tells me, will result in the GOAT and Flight Club brands existing concurrently.
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The new sentence runs concurrently ... meaning it won't be tacked on to his 7 year sentence.
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This time, he was sentenced to 46 months, with the two prison terms to run concurrently.
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Special operators are concurrently carrying out a separate counterterror campaign against the country's al Qaida affiliate.
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Even before the U.B.I. trial began, the government announced that it would concurrently reform unemployment benefits.
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Accordingly, age limits on access to, possession of, and use of marijuana should be concurrently enforced.
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That sentence will run concurrently with the 40- to 175-year sentence from nearby Ingham County.
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Employing blockchain shrinks the costs associated with online transactions, all while concurrently increasing legitimacy and security.
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Concurrently, there's been a proliferation of exchanges that may be less inclined to cooperate with authorities.
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The total sentences came to eight years, but the judge ruled that they should run concurrently.
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Could Ellis order that Manafort's four years run concurrently with whatever Jackson deals him, Downing asked.
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Concurrently, it's just not true that all the growth has been going to record corporate profits.
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The game had 60,000 people playing concurrently on day one, and 90,000 by the next afternoon.
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Nothing prevents criminal investigations and impeachment processes from running concurrently, as they have in the past.
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Jackson said she has to decide where Manafort's sentence should fall in the sentencing guidelines, whether to run the sentence for each charge consecutively or concurrently and whether to run the D.C. sentence consecutively or concurrently with the sentence he receives in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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He will serve at least 40 years because his sentences will run concurrently, Judge David Lowy said.
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Alex Strangelove concludes with multiple coming out stories from men and women of all races playing concurrently.
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Furthermore, we are able to control the flying machines, visual and audio aspects concurrently, using the DMX512.
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Concurrently, Wheeler posted a "fact sheet" on the FCC's webpage providing the broad details of his plan.
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Voting is also spread out over months, with no more than a handful of states voting concurrently.
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It was unclear why the cases were not filed concurrently, and an SEC spokesman declined to comment.
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Concurrently the company defined an acquisition strategy focusing on smaller 'modernizing' companies along with larger 'synergistic' targets.
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Cosby faces up to 10 years in prison on each count, but would likely serve them concurrently.
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Concurrently, conservatives insisted on the early Southern contests to better ensure victory for an ideologically suitable candidate.
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Concurrently, we visited Forever 21's only London store, in the city's busy shopping area, Oxford Street.
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In many cases, volunteers concurrently serve as grassroots diplomats, community leaders and the personification of America abroad.
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Even as we get our helper drones, the technology will concurrently become more menacing in the future.
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The study many of the drugs listed were used concurrently, which increased the risk of experiencing depression.
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For example, in many states there are Senate races that are happening concurrently with the presidential race.
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Concurrently, the department invited Uber to seek a permit so their vehicles can operate legally in California.
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The People's Liberation Army general could be China's next minister of defence and concurrently a state councillor.
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Harder to ignore, however, is the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament running concurrently across the river in Brooklyn.
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In exchange, he will face maximum sentences of five years in each case, to be served concurrently.
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He faces up to three years in prison, which will run concurrently with the Medicaid fraud sentence.
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Is it deception if a woman dates two men concurrently and they don't know about each other?
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The sentences, handed down by Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Joyce Draganchuk, are to be served concurrently.
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Looking for innovative funding sources makes sense, but so does concurrently fixing a broken administrative/political structure.
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Concurrently, internet bots and MAGA supporters popularized the #IraniansDetestSoleimani hashtag to discourage Americans and Europeans from sympathizing.
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The DPP also retained its majority in the legislature in elections that took place concurrently on Saturday.
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Congo is concurrently experiencing a long-term humanitarian crisis that includes intermittent armed conflict, according to WHO.
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Reagan would also use the Cold War conflict to highlight American values, while concurrently denigrating the USSR.
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Jing will remain executive chairman of Ant Financial, a position he held concurrently with the CEO title.
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Concurrently, an individual's perception of time can undergo a considerable change into an intense sense of timelessness.
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The exhibition showcases the unique space the Cuban artist José Bedia occupies: concurrently artist, anthropologist, and religious practitioner.
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Co-concurrently, Rogers participates in We Are All Traitors, May 8-29, at Bard's Center for Curatorial Studies.
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Now, it's possible the two species didn't share the space concurrently, but recent evidence suggests they probably did.
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It's one of the most-streamed titles on gaming sites and there are millions of people playing concurrently.
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Thus, advertising trackers may be concurrently packaged for Android and iOS, as well as more obscure mobile platforms.
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The single showing happened concurrently with its release on digital platforms where it presumably fared a little better.
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CAVUTO: All right, a number in the Senate, I know they have to concurrently come up with something.
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The Briton is aiming to be the first rider since 1983 to hold all three major tours concurrently.
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It's quite common that we have 500 to 600 tests running concurrently on Facebook for any given client.
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Concurrently, their SRFs were revised to 'BB' from 'BB+', reflecting the sovereign's reduced capacity to support these banks.
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But never did I expect the police in Kensington, Prince Edward Island , Canada to enforce such values concurrently.
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EA has Origins, Ubisoft has Uplay (though it still releases games concurrently on Steam), Activision Blizzard has Battle.
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Mr. Ford, Burberry, Rag & Bone and Bottega Veneta will all show collections for both sexes concurrently this month.
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"Well, I think that she's been nasty to him, and he's been concurrently nasty to her," Scaramucci said.
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The sentences will be served concurrently, he added, meaning he will serve up to six years in total.
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Concurrently, we must educate people on the incredible benefits they have received from the 2017 tax reform legislation.
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Concurrently, Saudi Aramco is in discussions to buy a large stake in Sabic, a publicly traded chemical company.
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On Thursday, he was sentenced to 25 years on each count and his sentence will be served concurrently.
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A few years ago, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart made headlines by co-starring in two plays concurrently.
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The four also got eight weeks for the staged kidnapping at the Tate Britain, which will run concurrently.
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Concurrently, the U.S. will announce its joint declaration with the Afghan government and reaffirm America's commitment to Afghanistan.
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She was concurrently accredited as ambassador to Hungary and East Germany, and later served as ambassador to Australia.
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He also concurrently released an IMAX film of the same name, which brought his Sunday Service to theatergoers.
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Next fall, he is to attend Harvard Business School and concurrently earn an M.B.A. while completing surgical training.
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This Eaton County sentence will run concurrently with the 40-to-175-year sentence in Ingham County, Michigan.
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Some chemicals, however, have multiple uses and so may be regulated concurrently by TSCA and other federal laws.
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The latter concurrently placed President Trump at 47 per cent, giving him a sizeable lead over Prime Minister Trudeau.
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"The sentences are to run concurrently and to be followed by five years' post release supervision," the statement notes.
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The Trump administration is looking at concurrently tackling tax reform and infrastructure, as Axios' Jonathan Swan scooped last night.
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Just like that, he was the first fighter in UFC history to hold titles in two weight classes concurrently.
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He gave Dwight Hammond three months and sentenced Steven Hammond to two 12-month sentences, to be served concurrently.
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Two of the sources said that Liu could serve concurrently as vice premier and head of the central bank.
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Concurrently, the firm signed off on a US$100m increase of its revolving credit facility (RCF) to US$795m.
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Gervais and Najle also concurrently replicated the study with a second sample of 2,000 participants, and got similar results.
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Well Defined Acquisition Strategy: Concurrently the company defined an acquisition strategy that focuses on 'modernizing' transactions and 'synergistic' acquisitions.
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He faces up to 10 years in prison on each count Cosby will likely serve his prison terms concurrently.
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Concurrently, a huge increase in innovation and ideas and patentable inventions from the technology sector has been taking place.
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Osborne also received 30 years for charges of attempted murder to be served concurrently to the life imprisonment sentence.
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Cosby faces up to 10 years in prison on each count, but he is likely to serve them concurrently.
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He faces up to 10 years in prison on each count, but will likely serve his prison time concurrently.
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Concurrently, Fitch has assigned a 'BB+(EXP)' rating to SCID's proposed issuance of US dollar-denominated senior unsecured bonds.
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The local film festival was running concurrently, and one of its visiting masters was the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami.
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Concurrently, a group of billionaires led by Bill Gates announced the Breakthrough Energy Coalition to fund this roll out.
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Concurrently, Schwitters was producing abstract collages and assemblages using scraps of newspapers, cigarette packs, fabric and other found materials.
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The trade fair qualification was taken to its extreme, with games having to be played concurrently with these events.
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Concurrently, the center released economic analysis of the effect of Hillary Clinton's plans to raise taxes on the rich.
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Dealers of tribal art had their own "Parcours des Mondes" event running concurrently nearby in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
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The Eaton County sentence will run concurrently with the 40-to-175-year sentence from nearby Ingham County, Michigan.
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And concurrently, doctors were getting more and more vigilant about diagnosing the disease, and getting patients into isolated care.
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Barzee was sentenced to one to 15 years in state prison to be served concurrently with her federal sentence.
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Experiences with interventions aimed at addressing infectious and noncommunicable diseases concurrently will help countries with program planning and implementation.
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"We want to make sure that we move these things concurrently, at the same time, repeal and replace," Ryan said.
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On Steam alone, more than 800,000 people own it and during its first month more then 200,000 played it concurrently.
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She'd been working on what would later become Poems by Kali, a book of poems published concurrently with Vibration Cooking.
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Chan was sentenced to one month in prison for the assault to be served concurrently with his two year sentence.
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Concurrently, GM plans on launching a robot taxi service in San Francisco through its Cruise Automation division starting in 2019.
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Nassar will first serve out his federal punishment before turning to his state court sentences, which will be served concurrently.
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Concurrently, as her exchange with Hyde began to erupt across Instagram, the model encountered her own issues with the platform.
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He recommended any sentence for lying to Congress be served concurrently with Cohen's sentence on the charges in New York.
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The debate was the most concurrently live viewed political event on YouTube, as well as one of its top livestreams.
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Retrospective screening series of Scorsese's work and the films that inspired him are also running concurrently in the museum's theaters.
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In 2016, Genesee & Wyoming bought Glencore Rail and concurrently sold a 49 percent stake in that business to ... Macquarie Infrastructure.
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These are felonies, each punishable by up to 10 years in state prison, though the sentences could be served concurrently.
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"With Uniroulette… we needed to have about 20 kids concurrently on just to make it work," he explained to me.
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Orlando won't actually spend much time behind bars ... he gets credit for time served and both sentences are running concurrently.
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Office was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole plus 146 years, running concurrently, according to WXIA.
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While the executives have been sentenced to a total of 30 years in jail, the terms will be served concurrently.
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At several points on Friday night, the document was inaccessible because too many people were attempting to view it concurrently.
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Targeting specialists at the time used "as many as four computer monitors with different databases open concurrently," the report said.
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Concurrently, members of the Retail Industry Leaders Association, which is comprised of large retailers like Autozone , Walgreens Boot Alliance, Inc.
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Modisakeng is one of two artists representing South Africa at this year's Venice Biennale, where Passage is concurrently on view.
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Concurrently, the diversity of smaller, domestically oriented firms that stock pickers can profit from usually increases when rates are rising.
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With the two Disrupt stages running concurrently, there's always lots of content to take in – check out the agenda here.
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Among Jackson's decisions will be whether to let Manafort serve that second sentence concurrently with his first one — or consecutively.
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He was ambassador to Switzerland and then became Peru's first ambassador to the Soviet Union while concurrently accredited to Poland.
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And there certainly is no history that suggests that both can be maintained for an extended period of time concurrently.
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Of those, 83 percent are concurrently working and earning their education, and 70 percent are pursuing bachelor's degrees or higher.
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A benefit series with paid ticketing will also run concurrently, with performances from Liam Gallagher, Trombone Shorty, and Blood Orange.
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Concurrently, Georgia works steadily, despite severe obstacles, toward becoming a democratic country worthy of membership in the EU and NATO.
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Concurrently, the company continues to work on a plan that could salvage 200 of the retailer's best-performing U.S. stores.
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Our hotel, a grand old lodge built concurrently with Mount Rushmore itself, bragged of hosting six presidents over the decades.
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"And the way you do it is you separate it into two bills and you do it concurrently," he said.
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For two major studios to develop the same book concurrently is less common, but "The Jungle Book" is public domain.
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In 2013, Hirono took a Senate seat to represent Hawaii — but there have never been multiple women of color serving concurrently.
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Lion Air is the only other one, starting services with 737s before also ordering A320s and operating both aircraft types concurrently.
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On Monday, Krull was sentenced to three years for each incident of abuse, which will run concurrently, the Daily News reports.
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McClellan, who declined to speak at the hearing, was ordered to serve at least 18 years, concurrently, on his other charges.
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Dwight Hammond was sentenced to three months; Steven Hammond was sentenced to two terms of 12 months, to be served concurrently.
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The Trump administration is looking at driving tax reform and infrastructure concurrently, according to a White House source with direct knowledge.
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But 20163 of those months will be served concurrently with Manafort's prior sentence in a separate case, also lodged by Mueller.
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Considering that cooperation, Mueller suggested the sentence for lying to Congress run concurrently with the sentence in the New York case.
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These are felonies, each punishable by up to 10 years in state prison; it's possible the sentences could be served concurrently.
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The choice to order that Rizzuto's multiple felony and misdemeanor counts be served concurrently was not required under the new law.
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But if this happens to many banks concurrently, and nobody understands why, would central banks be able to save the situation?
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"However, in my view, the Swedish case can proceed concurrently with the proceedings in the U.K.," Persson said in a statement.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Ryan told reporters after meeting with House Republicans behind closed doors.
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What he's facing: Each count is punishable by up to 10 years in prison, though Cosby could serve his sentences concurrently.
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Sharper's attorney, David Chesnoff, said the sentence would run concurrently with his existing 18-year prison sentence on the federal charges.
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Cohen's sentence includes two months specifically for the charge of lying to Congress, which the judge ordered should be served concurrently.
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Her "Judge" was goofy, charming and sinisterly unreadable — perhaps her strongest-ever flexing of her ability to embody multiple personalities concurrently.
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It's this weird distillation of the individual experience — the same but incomparable — during a heightened period that we're all living concurrently.
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Concurrently, 100 million Americans experience pain that impairs their ability to work, delays surgical recovery, causes depression and reduces life expectancy.
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Concurrently, two of the biggest sources of GHGs, transportation and buildings, must switch over to run on that zero-carbon power.
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He received a 19-year sentence instead, and is concurrently serving a 12-year sentence in an unrelated federal racketeering case.
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Running concurrently is "The Golden March," a series of screenprinted fabric installations on Douglass's life, by the French artist Raphaël Barontini.
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For the entirety of Parks and Rec prior to the last season, the show took place concurrently with the present reality.
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Mr. Husa taught concurrently at Ithaca College from 1967 to 1986, and traveled widely as a guest conductor, lecturer and instructor.
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It concurrently entered into a long-term contract with this entity aiming to achieve a 5% cost saving on these services.
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"It is our goal to bring it all together concurrently," Ryan told reporters after a closed-door meeting with House GOP members.
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Was American Utopia a direct offshoot of the "Reasons to be Cheerful" project or did they happen concurrently and inform each other?
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Or if you're Kanye West and you're dropping a collection and an album concurrently, you can even sell tickets to your show.
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At just 26-years-old, the British editrix has landed not one, but two, high-profile positions that she will execute concurrently.
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Fieldwork showcases the unique space Bedia occupies: the Cuban artist is, concurrently and synergistically, artist and anthropologist, spiritual cosmologist and religious practitioner.
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Also according to the WSJ, investors are concurrently planning to buy approximately $200 million in stock from employees in a buyback program.
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I concurrently used Sleep Cycle alongside the Nokia Sleep to compare sensor results, and found that the graphs produced often had similarities.
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"As we finish up flight tests we are concurrently completing development and rolling in incremental changes into the production aircraft," Muilenburg said.
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Many came into force concurrently, making it ever more difficult to disentangle the effect of a good policy from a bad one.
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After spending time in these two personalities, I've come to the realization that I am both of these versions of myself concurrently.
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We look for lower margins but concurrently expect a growth re-acceleration that we think can keep the stock in favorable territory.
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The consequences of these actions has produced, for the first time ever, record bond, stock and home prices that all exist concurrently.
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Today, Facebook announced a group-calling feature for its Messenger app, letting you dial up to 50 friends concurrently over the internet.
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Fitch has concurrently upgraded the National Long-Term Rating on PNB to 'AA-(phl)', in line with those of CBC and SBC.
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Consider, then, the effort and resources required to prevent potentially hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of concurrently airborne drones from colliding.
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" She continued, "You let everyone know that you feared for his life, while concurrently exploiting Ryan and his addiction on the show.
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As Axios reports, the Trump administration is looking to pursue tax reform and infrastructure "concurrently" -- with the hope that Democrats want infrastructure.
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Chao didn't get into many specifics at the recent Senate hearing, except that the administration wants some permitting processes to happen concurrently.
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Geriatricians and researchers have warned for years about the potential hazards of polypharmacy, usually defined as taking five or more drugs concurrently.
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Hoey had sought to have any sentence run concurrently with a prior 22012-22009/2-year prison term in the drug case.
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After the sentencing, Mr. Killen's friends criticized Judge Gordon for not allowing Mr. Killen to serve his three 20-year sentences concurrently.
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But be careful: Spacing out sessions or scheduling them too concurrently seem to slow gains, so find a healthy medium that works.
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Highlighting each crime concurrently reinforces that the threads of violence can almost bleed through from one time and perpetrator into the next.
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Before things blew up, he announced a viewer goal: if 20 people started watching the stream concurrently, he'd dye his hair blue.
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The Eaton County sentence will be served concurrently with the Ingham County sentence but after the child pornography sentence, the judge said.
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Concurrently, the International Trade Commission has been conducting an investigation to determine if American producers have been injured by these illegal imports.
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Having everyone swiping concurrently is a purposeful decision that Tinder's experimented with in the past, via Festival Mode and Spring Break Mode.
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Nassar is expected to serve those sentences concurrently after serving a 60-year sentence in a federal prison on child pornography charges.
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The sentences will run concurrently, meaning the poets will serve an additional 18 days in prison, lawyer San San Myint told Reuters.
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Concurrently I harvested phrases from news media, and resonant fragments reflective of our uneasy, confused, and generally fearful outlook made the cut.
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The special prosecutor assembles a team of investigators who work concurrently with the FBI, congressional committees, and any other relevant investigative agencies.
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The screening runs concurrently with Jonas Mekas: Let Me Introduce Myself, an exhibition featuring his short film, Destruction Quartet, at Gallery Diet.
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Cotton's office did not immediately respond to calls or emails asking if the senator still believes repeal and replace should happen concurrently.
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Jeremy Clarkson had one to stop it being known that he was sticking it to both his wife and his ex-wife concurrently.
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The couple was also convicted of endangering the welfare of a child, with a lesser sentence likely to be served concurrently, Adam says.
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To build some buzz and expose more people to the show's themes, the museum concurrently released a scale Minecraft map of the city.
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He was sentenced to two prison terms of five and half years, which will run concurrently, according to the judge, Arshad Hussain Bhatta.
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Concurrently, the U.S. dollar has been relatively weaker against a basket of currencies this year, compared to levels near 100 in late-2015.
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The sentences will run concurrently, and Chelekis will also wear a GPS monitor for life as a sex offender, the court official says.
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The moment marks the first time that women have concurrently served as the face of the most high-profile roles in an administration.
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Other nonfiction writers have come up concurrently or followed suit: Jay Caspian Kang, Hua Hsu, even provocateurs like Eddie Huang and Amy Chua.
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Most egregious, Wheeler apparently has no problem when the government concurrently acts as both a competitor and a regulator to the private sector.
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In 2008, he was mistakenly released because of a paperwork error that said his sentences were to be served concurrently, instead of consecutively.
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The 20063-year-old comedian faces up to 10 years in prison on each count, but Cosby is likely to serve them concurrently.
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"It is no coincidence that the recent price rally has occurred concurrently with several weeks of record setting surges in exports," he wrote.
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The 80-year-old comedian faces up to 10 years in prison on each count, but Cosby is likely to serve them concurrently.
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He received two 25-year sentences and two 40-year sentences to run concurrently ... and we're told he won't get out until 2057.
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Make It Right is just one of the social programs the Jolie-Pitt clan has been sharing concurrently with Angelina's bid for POTUS.
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"Concurrently, much - indeed, perhaps most - of the p/c world would be out of business," he wrote, referring to property and casualty insurers.
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He's also facing 2 to 7 years to be served concurrently after pleading guilty to attempted second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
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The move concurrently challenges a bank's return model that has historically offered a spread premium for double-B loans with relatively low risk.
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The two sentences will run concurrently, after Nassar serves another sentence: a 60-year federal sentence related to the possession of child pornography.
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Because the email leaks unfolded over weeks, and concurrently with many other election dramas, polls cannot easily isolate the impact of the leaks.
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She will also determine whether the sentence runs concurrently with the four years already prescribed to Manafort, or in addition to that time.
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"The doctor didn't force me to take them," she said of OxyContin and Percocet, two powerful painkillers she was instructed to take concurrently.
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Proyecto para el día que me quieras is concurrently on view at the Fundación Proa in Buenos Aires, inaugurating its new space, Proa21.
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Concurrently, art schools are attempting to confront both their lack of diversity and their lack of inclusion for the diversity that does exists.
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Geometry and the Sea, exhibiting concurrently at Bookstein Projects and Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, spotlights Resika's recent seascapes, many completed last year.
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I'm on set in late October 2017, watching filming of the season's first two episodes, "Dead Hand" and "Tchaikovsky," which are filmed concurrently.
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Art the Arms Fair, a pop-up exhibition in East London, runs concurrently with the massive Defence and Security Equipment International fair happening nearby.
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The embryo-creation process will take two to three months and can run concurrently with the surrogate search and match phase of the process.
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The new sentence will be served concurrently and won&apost extend his prison term but will be reviewed when determining his parole, prosecutors said.
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Flint, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment from PEOPLE, also unsuccessfully sought to have the sentences run concurrently, KUTV reports.
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Currently, federal agencies in the US and states are policing cryptocurrency markets more or less concurrently while a comprehensive framework is slowly put together.
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Concurrently we need more team-based efficiency solutions for doctors, which would free us up for the quality doctor-patient interactions of the past.
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Concurrently, the Treasury Department announced sanctions on Russia, citing a variety of activities, including both the campaign against the US power grid and NotPetya.
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Concurrently, Prince Harry published a deeply personal statement slamming the UK tabloid press for conducting what he called a "ruthless campaign" against his wife.
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The debut trailer promises plenty of story reveals, with a narrative that happens concurrently with the main game and fills in a few gaps.
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McMurtry adds: "I want to bring more awareness to this disease to all these communities along the way and concurrently raise donations," he says.
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Concurrently, I convene with stakeholders in both Washington, D.C., and at the district level to understand and address their concerns, and advance common goals.
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Chism was convicted in December, and he will serve at least 40 years because his sentences in the rape and murder will run concurrently.
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"Kenya Airways will immediately apply for approval to codeshare with U.S. airlines while concurrently pursuing approval for direct flights," he told a news conference.
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The debate over whether to "Latinx" is happening in three different places concurrently: among queer communities, as well as in academia and the media.
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Manafort actually got sentenced to 73 months, but the judge allowed 30 of them to be served concurrently with the 47 months for fraud.
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Each charge carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, but the judge has the option to have him serve the sentences concurrently.
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The prison term will run concurrently with an earlier sentence Hernandez is serving for a firearms violation, on which he has two years left.
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The judge sentenced him to 25 years on the manslaughter charge and 15 years on the attempted manslaughter charge, but the sentences run concurrently.
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Concurrently, such brands are also failing to connect with customers or offer them things they can't get elsewhere, according to Rollins of JCR Capital.
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It's unlikely he'll receive a full 30-year sentence since state law allows the sentences to run concurrently if they're for the same offense.
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Following his retirement in 1969, Singh was appointed as India's Ambassador to Switzerland in 1971 and concurrently served as the Ambassador to the Vatican.
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The judge told the courtroom that the only issue to be decided at sentencing is whether his parole ineligibility will run concurrently or consecutively.
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Concurrently, more and more people are looking for income opportunities that afford them the same kind of freedom and flexibility they enjoy as consumers.
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We've been testing live on platforms like Facebook, and had a number of things that have been pretty successful, like, 100,000 people watching concurrently.
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But the three sentences would be served concurrently not only with one another but also with the 215 years for the New York case.
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The film was shot concurrently with the celebrated English-language version, starring Bela Lugosi, using an entirely different cast but the same Hollywood sets.
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Mr. Meng served concurrently as a vice minister of public security; before that, he oversaw the Chinese Coast Guard and led a counterterrorism office.
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But whatever punishment she decides upon, they asked that Mr. Manafort be allowed to serve it concurrently with his sentence in the Virginia case.
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