"There are so many things, from soil conditions, to climatic conditions, to the age of the trees, all these things are difficult to understand," he said.
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On a seasonally adjusted basis, a net 18 percent of firms expected general conditions to pick up versus 2 percent that expected conditions to worsen in the previous survey.
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Looking forward, the largest share of consumers still expect business conditions to improve in the next six months, although in April the gap narrowed with those who expect conditions to worsen.
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Over the next six months, more consumers still expect business conditions to improve, although the share shrank from from 15.9 percent to 14.6 percent, compared to 12 percent who expect conditions to worsen.
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The riverine people continue without conditions to fish or plant.
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However, there are a couple of conditions to the deal.
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However, it also needs easier monetary conditions to support growth.
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ET, under stormy conditions, to head back to the White House.
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For years, human rights campaigners have pleaded for conditions to change.
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The agreement includes 32 new conditions to help prevent drug abuse.
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The city government had supposedly attached strict conditions to the sale.
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Like a finicky plant, it needs the right conditions to thrive.
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This history of racial exclusion shapes working conditions to this day.
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Disney says China did not attach any conditions to its approval.
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The El Nino typically brings hot, dry conditions to Southeast Asia.
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A positive reading indicates more businesses find conditions to be favorable.
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Liberal judges tend to apply pluralistic conditions to their considered opinions.
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These agreements to secrecy are signed as conditions to an exchange.
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He compares visual flight conditions to driving down a familiar highway.
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Analysts expect those conditions to remain unchanged in Monday afternoon's update.
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You can help create conditions to avoid triggers, but not fully.
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Jackman is optimistic that pressure will mount for conditions to change.
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More consumers also expect business conditions to improve: 17.3 percent predicted an improvement over the next six months, up from 15.7 percent the prior month, while only 11.1 percent expect conditions to worsen, down from 12.4 percent.
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And as we go forward, use those conditions to inform our outlook.
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Those expecting conditions to worsen increased from 8.9 percent to 10.7 percent.
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Demagogues rush to use the dreadful economic conditions to their political advantage.
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Firstly, governments must create the right conditions to encourage broader employee ownership.
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Compare these conditions to those of unaccompanied children held in ORR shelters.
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It is an instrument to determine under what conditions to say yes.
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He is also reportedly keen to attach strict conditions to granting one.
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Hiroshima's atomic blast created the perfect conditions to create these strange minerals.
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Rescue teams are waiting for better river conditions to access the vehicle.
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Pemex said it was waiting for conditions to improve before restarting operations.
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France, for example, wants to attach conditions to the disbursement of funds.
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It was also continuing to bring tropical storm conditions to South Carolina.
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Agents themselves confirmed the filthy, overcrowded conditions to the New York Times.
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La Nina typically brings wetter than average conditions to Australian east coast.
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MA I think you set the stage for certain conditions to happen.
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"We're setting the conditions to go down to the kandaks," Fontaine said.
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Even today, workers labor in dirty and uncomfortable conditions to build marvels.
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Insurance companies can no longer use preexisting conditions to deny you coverage.
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Gimmicks can be applied to get around those budgetary conditions, to be sure.
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More than 44,000 volunteers turned up despite wintry conditions to lay the wreaths.
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""You have to know when and in what conditions to take the photo.
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These aren't exactly the ideal conditions to produce a unifying election night message.
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They'll be using the underwater conditions to simulate a crewed trip to Mars.
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Sometimes presidents lie about medical conditions to distract from other non-health issues.
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They set out to walk and hitchhike, often in freezing conditions, to Huaquilla.
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But you should leave the actual treatment of those conditions to your doctor.
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He was stunned by the poor conditions to start last year's ski season.
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The former secretary of State chided Sanders for stating "conditions" to earn supporters.
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Her grandchildren suffer an array of ailments, from skin conditions to breathing problems.
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Most investors also expect bank lending conditions to tighten over the next year.
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DELANEY: Can we talk about the conditions to why people are coming here?
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Then they began tweaking conditions to suss out the deeper reasons that happened.
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A spokeswoman for McLeod referred inquiries about victims' conditions to the Hartsville police.
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There are certain conditions to government employees BOLDEN: Here&aposs the bottom line, though.
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He likened the current market conditions to the tech bubble of the early 118.7s.
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We expect short-term overbought conditions to give way to a pullback next week.
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These first couple hundred planets all met the basic conditions to hold liquid water.
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They must surely be used to these working conditions to rarely get stranded, though?
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Shelton faulted the Mexican government for not creating conditions to keep immigrants at home.
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The National Weather Service forecasts hot and windy conditions to persist in Northern California.
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George meets all the conditions to be considered the "sacrificial lamb" of the #WitchHunt.
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Ten, offer a public plan to meet these conditions to compete with private plans.
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The couple has agreed to a number of conditions to get the children back.
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We do it with great effort, but we need the minimum conditions to work.
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It even tells you weather conditions to get the most out of your sales.
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There are a few terms and conditions to consider, but that is basically it.
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It includes public consultation, environmental impact studies and strict conditions to protect the environment.
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Officials expect adverse heat and wind conditions to peak at unprecedented levels on Tuesday.
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Officials expect adverse heat and wind conditions to peak at unprecedented levels on Tuesday.
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Mostly because these areas offer the perfect soil and weather conditions to grow lemons.
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The two-month license comes with "new conditions to ensure passenger safety," TfL said.
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The Fed would talk up interest rate hikes and cause economic conditions to worsen.
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The trainer later chastised me for supposedly not sufficiently explaining my conditions to him.
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" "From the beginning, Timmermans had the best conditions to become the European Commission president.
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He tried to match lighting conditions to get as close a match as possible.
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History tells us to expect management practices and working conditions to improve over time.
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"We used those conditions to underscore the point that it's fundamentally unstable," he says.
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Consumers expecting business conditions to worsen, meanwhile, dropped to 8 percent from 9.9 percent.
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She said she saw no change in financial conditions to justify weakening the rules.
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But what if we could extend this anxiety from people with serious conditions to everyone?
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Tesla has since updated the terms and conditions to remove perpetually from the likeness clause.
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Mubadala said it no longer saw the conditions to inject new funds in the company.
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Some banks have said they expect conditions to improve and are maintaining their current structures.
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These jagged formations are rare on Earth, as they require extremely specific conditions to form.
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This served as a control, meaning scientists could compare their experimental conditions to normal conditions.
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Larijani questioned whether Saudi Arabia had the right to "dictate" conditions to another independent nation.
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He also praised the law for helping individuals with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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Every day Congress delays, it relegates more patients with expensive conditions to lousy, overpriced coverage.
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McGurk said completion of the operation against Manbij would create conditions to move on Raqqa.
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The program uses small loans to bring clean water and hygienic conditions to impoverished areas.
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Dorian is expected to bring tropical storm conditions to southeastern Massachusetts and parts of Maine.
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More investors (43%) expect fundamental credit conditions to deteriorate for financials, rather than improve (16%).
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However, those expecting business conditions to worsen declined marginally to 9.9 percent from 10.3 percent.
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Forecasters expect these cold temperatures and wintry conditions to worsen over the next few days.
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"We still expect manufacturing conditions to remain unusually weak over the coming months," he said.
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China's central bank has also been easing credit conditions to help its epidemic-stricken economy.
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We would normally expect a president enjoying those conditions to have pretty good approval ratings.
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There are necessary conditions to win at the Oscars, just as there are in politics.
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Swearing has also been shown in lab conditions to relieve pain and even enhance strength.
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The extreme energy of a supernova creates conditions to fuse smaller elements into heavier ones.
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But Mr. Sessions suggested that the Justice Department might attach new conditions to future grants.
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New CEO Alan Jope warned the company anticipates "market conditions to remain challenging" in 2019.
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Then, that July, several events helped set the conditions to turn such talk into transfers.
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" It also called for better employment conditions "to attract more experienced candidates for these positions.
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It should apply stringent conditions to at least 15 percent of Egypt's military assistance package.
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Strict conditions on Nord Stream 85033, including Ukrainian transit, could be conditions to the settlement.
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"Our little spacecraft is soldiering through brutal conditions to send home startling and exciting revelations."
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Nevertheless, deciding when and under what conditions to release offenders isn't part of BOP's mission.
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The opposition could succumb to in-fighting about what conditions to accept in the vote.
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Wentworth, however, said that states will sometimes use physical and mental conditions to deny unemployment benefits.
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"In 2019 we expect market conditions to remain challenging," Unilever's new chief executive Alan Jope said.
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It was one of Johnson&aposs conditions to settle a lawsuit against the order for $25,000.
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The #bombogenesis is bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the northern Plains and Rockies through Thursday.
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She was then transferred directly to an ambulance and taken under emergency conditions to a hospital.
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Now, she hopes to encourage others with similar conditions to seek help before it's too late.
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That includes common conditions to worry about for adult dogs such as glaucoma and dilated cardiomyopathy.
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And when the grasslands spread, some of them adapt to those conditions to become Alternate Hominids.
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El Nino events typically bring drier conditions to Southern Africa and wetter ones to East Africa.
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"There were all these hidden organisms, just waiting for the right conditions to appear," she said.
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Challenges in Food Remain Fitch expects trading conditions to remain challenging for the group's food operations.
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The beetle population has also had ideal conditions to multiply this year, the U.S. importer said.
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The congressman said his amendment would still allow those with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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But foreign firms must meet several conditions to be eligible for the exemption, the statement said.
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The Kremlin leader said the letter created conditions to close "this crisis chapter" in bilateral relations.
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The plan could also include a number of other conditions to help the online video market.
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It's not in our DNA to just stand around and wait for macroeconomic conditions to improve.
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Unlike all other forms of renewable energy, nuclear isn't dependent on weather conditions to be effective.
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Top-tier centers including Shanghai and Shenzhen have already tightened conditions to calm their local markets.
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Top-tier centres including Shanghai and Shenzhen have already tightened conditions to calm their local markets.
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Since it is impossible for both of these conditions to be true, the debate has stalled.
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Both federal health officials Sunday urged elderly Americans with underlying conditions to think twice before traveling.
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What Mr. Sanders proposed "was creating the conditions to make people's lives less stressful," he said.
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Black and Hispanic kids do not always have the resources or conditions to be as competitive.
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Those deals, including Comcast's merger with NBCUniversal in 2011, contained several conditions to resolve competition concerns.
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It was not immediately clear whether North Korea attached any conditions to its decision to attend.
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In Seattle health officials have told people with underlying health conditions to try to avoid crowds.
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Video footage showed snowplows working through cloudy blizzard conditions to clear runways at Denver International Airport.
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All those factors matter, but they interact with other critical conditions to create brilliance — or not.
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The Seattle Monorail said it would assess conditions to determine if and when it can open.
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Lyft employees also road the bikes in real conditions to ensure there weren't any lingering problems.
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"Those are classic conditions to create liability even when people typically would enjoy immunity," he said.
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Would they want their pre-existing conditions to possibly not be covered by their next insurer?
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It's harrowing no matter the weather and how good the driving conditions, to put it mildly.
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The trick is trying to figure out when rational activity takes conditions to a riskier place.
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They can manipulate field conditions to narrow down the spurs to animal movement and foraging choices.
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"That's about where I would expect the overbought conditions to catch up with the market," Stockton said.
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As such, Juul stipulated a number of conditions to help ensure the Altria deal furthers its goals.
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Issuers can afford to wait for conditions to improve as overall they face no immediate refinancing pressure.
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"As we look to close out 2017, we do not expect these conditions to improve," Plank said.
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Besides invoking Article 7, in future the EU could attach conditions to the aid it gives Poland.
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The government has dropped plans to link visa conditions to the quality of education provided by universities.
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That's prompting companies that might have stayed private under other conditions to give going public a shot.
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Researchers use cell lines, which have been grown in controlled conditions, to better understand how diseases work.
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Tesla's Autopilot allows drivers under certain conditions to take their hands off the wheel for extended periods.
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In 2016, the state required Medicaid patients with back and spine conditions to taper off of opioids.
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People would have to meet additional conditions to be able to retire at 60-65, as before.
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They "determined that it was in optimal conditions to return to its habitat" (rough translation to English).
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The firm also said it expects overall display market conditions to improve in 2017 from this year.
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A majority in a new poll want ObamaCare's protections for pre-existing conditions to remain the law.
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We've used it in some pretty murky, muck-ridden conditions to make once-non-potable water drinkable.
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The European Union approved that deal with conditions to preserve competition among social media platforms in Europe.
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But there is one thing that has been shown in experiments, under laboratory conditions, to increase empathy.
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Debenhams warned in June that it did not expect brutal trading conditions to abate any time soon.
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The vulnerabilities are not difficult to exploit, but require all of the right conditions to be met.
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They had gone on strike for better wages and working conditions, to fight for dignity and respect.
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The system is designed to run in electric mode (E-Power) in most conditions to maximize efficiency.
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In other words, there are conditions to closing and each party must use "efforts" to fulfill them.
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The European Union approved that deal with conditions to preserve competition among social media platforms in Europe.
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The Minnesota Department of Transportation urged drivers to wait for conditions to improve if travel isn't necessary.
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With real-time computing power, Driveri could one day share road conditions to users as they happen.
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When a late warm spell arrived, the Native American population would use the milder conditions to attack.
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Just be aware that Roth IRA earnings must meet two conditions to be tax-free at withdrawal.
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He told anyone 65 or older and anyone with chronic health conditions to isolate themselves at home.
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Meanwhile, grain traders continued to monitor a winter storm bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the Dakotas.
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The player was then transferred directly into an ambulance and taken under emergency conditions to a hospital.
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Americans and patients with pre-existing conditions to renew coverage for vulnerable children in working class families.
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But the ramp siphoned off enough of it to return conditions to green — "moving well" — he said.
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Dantas also said the bank expects better market conditions to allow more asset sales in coming quarters.
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Financial markets, on the other hand, are buoyant, while small business owners expect business conditions to improve.
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Potential damage from weather conditions to refining facilities on the Gulf Coast have pushed gasoline prices higher.
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This boosts the chances that we could find life or at least the conditions to support life.
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So far Lords have put forward 11 pages of proposed amendments which would add conditions to the legislation.
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It takes extreme conditions to create that much energy, and only two known astrophysical events might do so.
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Like the outstanding TLTRO program, TLTRO‑III will feature built-in incentives for credit conditions to remain favorable.
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The president said both memos were subject to terms and conditions to be negotiated by the United States.
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"We need the conditions to ensure that every child … gets the opportunity he or she or they deserve."
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Before you buy, always take a test drive in real road conditions to see how the car handles.
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Past experiments have created zero-gravity conditions to test Bose-Einstein condensates by dropping them from high up.
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The firm also said it expects market conditions to remain difficult in 2016 amid weak global economic growth.
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The goal is to see if Medicare Advantage insurers are exaggerating people's health conditions to get higher payments.
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Even after planning permission is granted, there are conditions to meet, such as outlining plans for flood defences.
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British loan guarantees need certain conditions to be met, and these reportedly include seeing Flamanville operate by 2020.
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The amended terms and conditions to Sephora's Beauty Insider point system has a major clarification most customers misunderstood.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to remain unchanged three months ahead, the survey showed.
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Dr. Adimoolam says that it is possible for these conditions to develop even if diabetes is carefully managed.
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A raid found conditions to be abysmal at the jail, and so it was closed—permanently—in 1935.
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While it may be tempting, especially under certain conditions, to sell an under-performing investment, stay the course.
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" He added that it's the government's responsibility to "set the conditions to prepare so people can peaceably assemble.
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He said the ESM could in future provide shorter-term loans with looser conditions to stabilize the economy.
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Climbers have had to wait hours in oxygen-depleted conditions to make the final push to the top.
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It suggested competition authorities have not been strict enough in blocking and attaching conditions to the mergers. Sen.
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As with any deal like this, there are a few terms and conditions to keep an eye on.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to remain unchanged three months ahead, the survey showed.
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Conservatives argue that funding for high-risk pools will allow people with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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"We expect property market conditions to worsen, especially in low-tier cities," Nomura analysts wrote in a note.
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According to a Wednesday statement, it will continue to monitor market conditions to guarantee they are functioning properly.
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As always, that resulted in enough interpretations and misinterpretations of Arctic conditions to suit just about anyone's view.
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Like the outstanding TLTRO program, TLTRO-III will feature built-in incentives for credit conditions to remain favorable.
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Those expecting business conditions to improve over the next six months decreased to 20.4 percent from 21.5 percent.
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"It's always interesting going from hot conditions to cooler ones between the afternoon and evening sessions," he said.
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Post-election, a wider number of Brazilian listed companies could profit from improved market conditions to raise capital.
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You made a rational choice to accept worse conditions to be in a place that's more artistically productive.
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"It unwinds the ability of people with pre-existing conditions to get insurance under the ACA," Garthwaite said.
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But she's not waiting for permission or perfect typical conditions to become the mother she wants to be.
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Opinion Factory workers in Bangladesh toil for low wages and under precarious conditions to make clothing worn worldwide.
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Grain traders also continued to monitor a winter storm that brought blizzard conditions to parts of the Dakotas.
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" In his session with reporters, he added, "Again, subject to terms and conditions to be negotiated by us.
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Cinda's senior management reports its operational and financial conditions to the MoF and CBRC on a regular basis.
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There have been countless stories reported about the inhumane conditions to which immigrants and asylum seekers are subjected.
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Trump said in an interview published Wednesday there should be conditions to the U.S. helping its NATO allies.
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Disrupting these programs won't meaningfully reduce federal spending, but it will permit chronic conditions to grow in prevalence.
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The squalls ripped through the Northeast, bringing brief near-whiteout conditions to New York, Philadelphia and other cities.
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We&aposve used it in some pretty murky, muck-ridden conditions to make once-non-potable water drinkable.
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Russian athletes will have to fulfill "strict conditions" to enter the Winter Olympics, which is a complete farce.
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Merkel said EU countries at the summit agreed that the conditions to readmit Russia had not been met.
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"As the conditions to announce this ceasefire throughout Syria are getting ripe, we are not waiting," Lavrov said.
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The second tweak was the determination of other EU countries to attach conditions to a UK-wide customs union.
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" To the contrary, following a huge postelection market move, the recent flatness has "allowed previously overbought conditions to recede.
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Burning the forest under controlled conditions to remove fuels is the one simple, scientifically proven solution to this problem.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions (to be ready) because the circumstance is pressuring us," Arpakorn said.
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The president said both executive actions were subject to terms and conditions to be negotiated by the United States.
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A conspiracy theory requires some specific conditions to thrive, and you'll find all of them in the current climate.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions [to improve] because the circumstance is pressuring us," the commander added.
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In Phase II, experimental drugs are given to patients with relevant conditions to see if the drug helps them.
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Much of Colorado will transition from hazardous fire conditions to a freeze warning in only a matter of hours.
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We expect macro conditions to improve in 2017, compared to 2016 and 13, but the recovery will be slow.
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Ford has previously said she would testify publicly on the matter, but asked for several conditions to be met.
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"Once agriculture came along, these diseases had the perfect conditions to explode, but they were already around," said Houldcroft.
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The new European law allows for some services under some conditions to be provide for free or more cheaply.
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Essentially, players will be able to take existing game modes and add new rules and win conditions to them.
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But the new forecast calls for cooler-than-normal conditions to dominate almost the entire Corn Belt (reut.rs/23p1LwRF).
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There are many conditions to consider such as the weather, the fact this is new terrain for our troops.
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China's state planner warned on Thursday that it expects gas supply and demand conditions to be "serious" this winter.
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They updated/changed their Terms and Conditions to require those individuals withdrawing earnings to fill out sufficient tax forms.
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"It takes several conditions to align for temperatures to become extreme," Wernberg said when asked about this year's risk.
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The ministry said it would keep analyzing market conditions to decide when to use the rest of the funds.
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Critics from both parties say this could make it harder for people with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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An increasingly globalized society provides the right conditions to mount an offensive against the deteriorating state of Planet Earth.
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Harley gave a cautiously optimistic outlook for 2016 while noting it expects macroeconomic conditions to continue to be challenging.
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Regulators affixed a number of arguably flimsy conditions to the deal in an attempt to protect consumers and competition.
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We've already extensively reported the damages of fast fashion, from unacceptable working conditions to the environmental impact of waste.
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And the app will limit the use of Figure 1 direct messaging, by terms and conditions, to healthcare discussions.
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In February, financial-market turmoil caused credit spreads in bond markets, the best measure of credit conditions, to surge.
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ObamaCare goes further by also allowing uninsured people with pre-existing conditions to get coverage for the first time.
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"The company is continuing the discussions with the Israeli government regarding the conditions to complete the transaction," Elbit said.
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"Check out the terms and conditions to make sure everything in there is what you need," Myhre-Nunes said.
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On Friday, a Japanese financial regulator ordered several cryptocurrency exchanges to improve business conditions to prevent future money laundering.
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But Popescu, who described the extreme conditions to me by phone, said he was struck by the train's normalcy.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers forecast business conditions to sour three months ahead, the tankan showed on Monday.
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Corbat adjusted those goals and proposed new times and conditions to reach them in a conference call with investors.
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This design means that we should expect subjects in the treatment and control conditions to be, in expectation, identical.
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" Dr. Dolly Lucio Sevier, a physician who accompanied the lawyers on their visit, likened the conditions to "torture facilities.
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The prospect of tying conditions to aid is opposed by Italy, the European country hit the hardest by pandemic.
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The prospect of tying conditions to aid is opposed by Italy, the European country hit the hardest by pandemic.
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King gave no trading forecasts except to say he expected the challenging conditions to continue in the second half.
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There are instances in which the judges don't rely on these two conditions to make their rulings, Stevenson noted.
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The trouble is that the exchange rate partly determines the local economic conditions to which central banks must respond.
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Ironically, the recent incremental reversals of globalisation provide good examples of the importance of global financial conditions to inflation.
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"The government encourages constructive discussions among parties to set conditions to integrate existing assets," Gualtieri said in a statement.
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"The government encourages constructive discussions among parties to set conditions to integrate existing assets," Gualtieri said in a statement.
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"The system could still bring tropical storm conditions to portions of the Florida east coast," the hurricane center said.
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While Operation Peacemaker does attach conditions to fellowship stipends, fellows are never explicitly asked to put down their guns.
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Tillerson says open to staying in Paris Accord: POTUS said he's open to finding right conditions to stay pic.twitter.
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But when you click on 'accept terms and conditions' to join, you may be installing malware on your device.
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Is it possible that these worlds have oceans, or other necessary conditions to host life as we know it?
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They would allow people with pre-existing conditions to be charged more, for example, something not allowed under ObamaCare.
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"I think it's often assumed that life is wimpy and needs 'just so' conditions to exist," Dr. Raymond said.
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Gray, like other Baltimore residents, won a settlement in 2010 from the landlords who allowed those conditions to persist.
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The storm also moved extremely slowly over the Carolinas and faced just the right meteorological conditions to create massive flooding.
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In one experiment, the researchers fed a bombardier beetle to a toad under lab conditions to see what would happen.
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It's worth reading the full terms and conditions to make sure you get your discount, but it's pretty straightforward stuff.
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He also took aim at the criminal justice system, from criminal defendants' rights to prison conditions to the death penalty.
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Crucially, these off-market plans would open the door for people with preexisting health conditions to be charged higher rates.
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Vroom uses proprietary algorithms and data about the value of different cars and trucks in different conditions to set prices.
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A full assimilation and an allegiance to Laïcité were seen as essential conditions to qualify for French citizenship, she said.
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But doing so would set the necessary conditions to write the stories that the electorate says it wants to read.
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The fickle combination of weather, tides and currents, all during El Niño winter, brought perfect conditions to Mavericks last week.
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French President Emmanuel Macaron was opposed to the longer extension and pushed for more conditions to be added, per Bloomberg.
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The information will be useful to improve the accuracy of climate models by providing known conditions to calibrate them to.
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The CNDC regulator attached several conditions to the deal, which was also approved by Argentina's ENACOM communications regulator in December.
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The rowing organization had said on Monday three other Russian rowers that did not meet conditions to compete in Rio.
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These could have the affect of rejecting May's deal and setting out another path, or adding conditions to the approval.
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There are typically around 20 dogs living at Monkey's House with illnesses ranging from heart conditions to diabetes or cancer.
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We'll see whether or not they do on May 30, but I think they have the conditions to do so.
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A group of current and former Fox employees allege the company allowed discriminatory work conditions to go on for years.
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"We need to find the right person under the right conditions to carry out a soft transition," the leader added.
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The DOJ official said the agency remains open to finding an appropriate set of conditions to get the deal approved.
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To make pricing efficient and economically benign requires three conditions to be met that have been consistently violated in Canada.
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One of its top priorities is assisting travelers with disabilities or medical conditions to insure they easily get through security.
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They actually have sensors embedded within the rubber that could communicate information about road and weather conditions to the car.
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Tenants can go on rent strike for any number of reasons, from unsafe living conditions to an untenable rent hike.
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High blood pressure happens to be one of easiest health conditions to fix through lifestyle changes like diet and exercise.
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We expect fundamental conditions to improve for most corporates due to global economic growth, stable commodity prices and modest capex.
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No other damage was reported, and the navy said the earthquake had not generated the conditions to cause a tsunami.
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Scaling back the emissions controls, according to German authorities, is allowed under certain conditions to protect the motor from damage.
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And George acknowledged it's "unclear whether, or how much," the Fed's shrinking balance sheet is causing borrowing conditions to tighten.
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"Time (is) likely still needed for improving economic conditions to translate into a faster pace of capital deployment," EMPEA said.
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Did the medical personnel who discharged the boy from their hospital understand the conditions to which he would be returning?
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Tang said the compromise increases sanctions for issuers who do not respect the stricter conditions to obtain the STS label.
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Delrahim was critical of the attempts of prior administrations to make "behavioral remedies" conditions to approve of big corporate mergers.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions (to be ready) because of the oppressive situation," he told journalists Friday.
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There are minimal conditions to enter: the camels must be pure breed Mongolian bactrian and at least four years old.
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Across California, strong winds have coincided with dry conditions to fuel several wildfires, including the Kincade Fire in Sonoma County.
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A major drought in the Dakotas has caused spring wheat crop conditions to decline sharply in the past four weeks.
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As a result, lenders are able to provide better credit conditions to customers, which in turn stimulates the real economy.
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Policymakers continued to expect the economy to expand at a "moderate" pace and labor market conditions to "strengthen somewhat" further.
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What most players don't realize is that voice actors also work under extreme conditions to ship a big budget game.
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Another example: Georgia allowed only cancer patients and people suffering from a handful of other conditions to use cannabis oil.
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Despite rejecting the complaints, the court attached conditions to the decision on Thursday that would seek to address the concerns.
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Rather than allowing pre-existing medical conditions to again divide us, let's acknowledge that illness is actually a great equalizer.
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Two powerful winter storms are bringing severe weather conditions to large swaths of the US ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The CDC has advised older people and those with severe chronic medical conditions to stay home as much as possible.
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Driver wore a black balaclava outside a courthouse in Winnipeg after a judge added more conditions to his peace bond.
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Trying to persuade Congress to pass a carbon tax, when the political conditions to achieve that simply do not exist.
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They will join family in Connecticut at least until Christmas, while they wait for conditions to normalize in Puerto Rico.
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The ESM could lend money with favorable short-term conditions to all the coronavirus-hit economies in the euro area.
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Gavin Newsom asked individuals over the age of 65 and those with underlying health conditions to isolate themselves from others.
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The judge at the arraignment said he found the government's conditions to be reasonable and set Levandowski's conditions of release.
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But Djokovic navigated that hazard, and the heavy conditions, to keep alive his quest for a 14th Grand Slam title.
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Yellen said it would take "material deterioration" in the economy or some extraordinary change in financial conditions to curtail it.
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The fake patients submitted photos of various cancerous, inflammatory and infectious skin conditions to sites offering services to California residents.
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"In 2017, we expect slightly better economic conditions to support volume growth," said Chief Executive Dimitris Lois in a statement.
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Landreth says that it was his responsibility to stay alert to all present and future conditions to keep them safe.
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While the I.M.F. and other lenders attached conditions to that money, they were largely tied to economic and political reforms.
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If the president can unilaterally add new conditions to one federal grant program, he can do the same with others.
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Here's some of your favorite athletes livin' it up in much better conditions to take your mind off the cold!!
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China welcomes countries who want to and who meet the conditions to apply to become members, observers or dialogue partners.
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In one case, a family said they reported the conditions to the city of Newark and the building was condemned.
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Governments attach conditions to their spending, too, defining who can work in an industry or the standards producers must meet.
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THB on Monday attached new conditions to the airline's license, requiring it to raise money and maintain certain cash levels.
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These could have the effect of rejecting May's deal and setting out another path, or adding conditions to the approval.
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When Kilic sought to tie conditions to Brunson's release, Bolton waved them aside and said there would be no negotiations.
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Saturn's moon Enceladus is one such candidate, as it may have the right conditions to support life in its unseen waters.
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The good news for investors is that neither BHP nor Anglo is depending on the current strong market conditions to persist.
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It&aposs a bunch of malarkey really when there are no conditions to fix to how the money will be spent.
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"Like the outstanding TLTRO program, TLTRO-III will feature built-in incentives for credit conditions to remain favorable," the ECB said.
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AREE is a rover that uses Venus' harsh conditions conditions to its advantage, relying on wind to power its mechanical computer.
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WE'VE GOT TO ASSESS THE CONDITIONS ON THE GROUND AND AS WE GO FORWARD USE THOSE CONDITIONS TO INFORM OUR OUTLOOK.
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On the other hand, the Croatian brothers Martin and Valent Sinkovic mastered the conditions to shine in the men's double skulls.
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Netanyahu committed, with conditions, to the two-state goal in a speech in 2009 and has broadly reiterated the aim since.
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A federal judge ruled that AT&T can buy Time Warner — and didn't apply any restrictions or conditions to his decision.
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El Nino usually brings dry conditions to Southeast Asia, India and parts of South America and heavy rainfall in eastern Africa.
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By contrast, La Nina brings wetter conditions to Southeast Asia and parts of South America, and drier conditions in eastern Africa.
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POPULAR MOVE Borrowers are taking advantage of the hot market conditions to line up repricings in anticipation of soft-call ending.
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Ford and her attorney had asked for several conditions to be met, citing her safety and the fairness of the hearing.
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The sheriff's office said on Saturday that they are monitoring conditions to see if further searches including divers can be conducted.
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"Show When Locked" will allow important medical conditions to be seen on your home screen even if your phone is locked.
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He might for instance lean on companies to favour domestic suppliers, or attach local-content conditions to publicly funded infrastructure projects.
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Parks now address this by putting up warning signs at ride entrances, asking people with these conditions to refrain from riding.
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So the decision was taken to attach stringent new "rule of law" conditions to the EU's funding programmes for poorer regions.
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In a time like this, art can provide a respite from some of the conditions [to which] we have been subjected.
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In the past the West helped push through such measures by attaching strict conditions to IMF loans and European Union aid.
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A poll of 28 countries in 2017 found that over half of respondents expected their living conditions to stagnate or worsen.
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Remember that the legal question here -- can a president attach strings and conditions to federally allocated money for cities and states?
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At the very least, it must be available on the same terms and conditions to everyone in a particular geographic area.
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One source at the Commission said it welcomed the stronger prices and that conditions to trigger intervention have not been met.
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"Like the outstanding TLTRO programme, TLTRO-III will feature built-in incentives for credit conditions to remain favourable," the ECB said.
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He was instructed as part of his bail conditions to seek employment and attend counseling for gambling, according to court records.
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DiCaprio attributed the warm conditions to global warming, however this happens every year in Alberta due to a phenomenon called Chinooks.
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His plea to save the Affordable Care Act and allow people with preexisting conditions to keep their health insurance went viral.
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It is not uncommon for pediatric patients with serious conditions to require multiple procedures and a long-term plan of care.
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From icy conditions to keeping your car secure, these tire mats are a perfect way to be prepared for the unexpected.
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Aurubis said it expects positive conditions to continue in copper markets in coming months and anticipated strong demand for copper products.
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The headlights come installed with a Digital Micromirror Device that displays road surface conditions to people inside and outside the car.
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He complemented China, Cambodia's biggest trade partner and donor, for never making such threats and attaching conditions to aid and investment.
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"Crimea will never return to Ukraine, and it's senseless to set any conditions to that end," he told NPR In 2018.
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Mr. Roberts ended up winning his prize, agreeing to more than 23 government-imposed conditions to close the deal for NBCUniversal.
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Our healthcare system will not solve our problems if we continue to allow the most avoidable chronic conditions to surge unchecked.
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Rather than causing conditions to tighten, they actually have grown looser since the central bank embarked on a series of hikes.
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The centers still face major financial risk — it just takes a few patients with serious medical conditions to upend the books.
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"The coalition has been and still is keen to create the right conditions to find a peaceful solution," the statement said.
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They won't give us a free pass, but we expect that if they have concerns, they'll impose conditions to address them.
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It was impossible, under these conditions, to do her work effectively, but she had to make nice—he was their guy.
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Much of the storm has moved toward the Northeast and brought blizzard conditions to cities such as Washington D.C. and Baltimore.
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To people with health conditions to manage, the United States would no longer be a place of free movement and opportunity.
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Ivan is fairly reticent about his day-to-day work, but gets sent out in dire conditions to hunt for escapees.
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"If you create the conditions to attract trillions of dollars in investment, you can enable transformation in no time," he said.
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Which means we should have the conditions to really make this grow into a higher-profile orchestra than it is now.
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On Twitter, the center said soon after the quake that it was not expecting tsunami conditions to impact North American coasts.
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The commission was assessing conditions to grant more flexibility to states in providing public subsidies to crisis-hit sectors, she added.
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With this training centre, it's already a step towards having the right conditions to compete with the best in the world.
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It means you now have the starting conditions to think about things like having a virtual power plant in Puerto Rico.
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The Senate coronavirus package attaches some conditions to executive compensation even if it falls short of what progressives were hoping for.
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Experts are working in dangerous conditions to restore the cathedral in a project that isn't expected to be finished until 2024.
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Central bank officials have made it clear that it would take a meaningful change from current conditions to prompt another cut.
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Some of the sanctions were lifted earlier this year after Iran met all the conditions to curb its disputed nuclear programme.
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At some point, and under conditions to be defined later, Syrian sovereignty would likely need to be reextended over this territory.
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" Adding conditions to NATO support, as Mr. Trump has proposed doing, "would mean a total and profound change in the alliance.
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But if the answer is "yes," then is it possible to impose narrowly-tailored conditions to remedy such transaction-specific harm?
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We do still expect conditions to deteriorate into year-end which would prompt the BoC to cut rates early next year.
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The oldest of seven children, Turner emerged from those conditions to become the first in her family to graduate from college.
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They're using the nine pages of Obamacare that deal with pre-existing conditions to defend the entire law -- all 961 pages.
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South Africa was able to force ABI into agreeing to a number of behavioral conditions to protect its craft brew industry.
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Farmers are still feeling the effects of the March "bomb cyclone," which brought blistering blizzard conditions to the Plains this year.
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But researchers debate the possibility of "plasticity," the ability of a cell to reprogram, under certain conditions, to an unexpected type.
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"Looking ahead to the third quarter, the company expects favorable semiconductor conditions to continue," Samsung said in a statement on Thursday.
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Wyoming law requires an on-site school for isolated students who can't travel in certain road conditions to another nearby school.
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Those include Comcast's purchase of NBC, which prosecutors green-lighted in 2011 after attaching a number of conditions to the deal.
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"We can no longer rely on seasonal averages or average conditions to decide when dengue is going to peak," Lowe said.
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The nations can let Mother Nature take the lead and allow conditions to continue to deteriorate until the public demands action.
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TLTROs offer long-term funding at attractive conditions to banks in order to encourage them to lend capital to the real economy.
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But they did not apply their findings to today's conditions to gauge the risk of a recession hitting in the years ahead.
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And as VCs closed new rounds, existing portfolio companies took advantage of market conditions to consummate some large acquisition offers and IPOs.
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Having gone through a proportionate investigation and risk assessment, the dog has been returned with appropriate conditions to manage any future risk.
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Approximately 71 percent said they expected business conditions to improve over the next 303 months — the highest level of optimism since 2010.
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"The shocks that have struck recently are highly unlikely under current conditions to jeopardize the stability of the financial system," it said.
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They determined what the participants' normal temperatures, sleep patterns, and other measures were and compared these baseline conditions to each day's reports.
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"The shocks that have struck recently are highly unlikely under current conditions to jeopardise the stability of the financial system," it said.
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"Any deviation, which is still possible, could bring even more severe conditions to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands," Garcia said.
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Market participants are braced for stormy conditions to persist, industry sources attending LME Asia Week events in Hong Kong this week said.
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You can also manually toggle the smart plug and set up various rules and conditions to trigger the outlet from the app.
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Market participants are braced for stormy conditions to persist, said industry sources attending LME Asia Week events in Hong Kong this week.
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Fifteen years after the court battle began, one of the laborers involved described the terrible working conditions to the New York Times.
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It brought with it hurricane-force wind gusts, widespread flooding and white-out conditions to multiple states from Colorado to the Dakotas.
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It may lead insurers to attach conditions to coverage, such as employers imposing a curfew or a requirement to hire private security.
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"The market needs conditions to improve from mainland China, not new capacity," summed up Fitch Ratings' senior director of gaming Alex Bumazhny.
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Why even bother attaching conditions to pipeline approvals if the Board can only follow up in a meagre half of reported cases?
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There are conditions to start the scene, and there are many things that you can do differently, which will have different consequences.
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Duke and Harding filmed a series of diverse rock formations under mixed light conditions to give each surface a sense of character.
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Looking forward, more consumers expect business conditions to improve than to worsen in the next six months, according to the trade group.
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There's just little motive for them to improve conditions, to spend more money, to really make much of a change at all.
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Now that the FTC has announced its findings and conditions to allow Herbalife to stay in business, Herbalife is in Big Denial.
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The move set the conditions to explore the creation of a Franco-Italian naval defense group, merging France's Naval group with Fincantieri.
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But relegating these conditions to the far reaches of the internet is unlikely to help people and will likely make things worse.
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A crossing made, under exceptionally difficult weather conditions, to mark the 100th anniversary of Sir Ernest Shackleton's Endurance expedition -- his lifelong hero.
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With so many rewards cards to choose from, and conditions to watch out for, the best credit card isn't always so obvious.
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Over the rest of Friday, the storm is expected to continue west and bring hurricane conditions to Cuba and the central Bahamas.
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Some of Amazon's European employees walked out in protest of unfair work conditions to coincide with Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving.
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Around 600 schools and colleges were closed on Tuesday as a precaution and authorities advised anyone suffering respiratory conditions to stay indoors.
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Technically, the Virginia General Assembly would have a greater opportunity to attach conditions to the $22,000 per job subsidy it's offered Amazon.
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"We expect the tough business conditions to continue in the second half," MUFG Chief Executive Officer Nobuyuki Hirano told a news conference.
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A scheme allowing people with minor eye conditions to see a local optometrist avoided 1,600 unnecessary referrals in its first 18 weeks.
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Polls consistently show that large majorities want people with pre-existing conditions to be able to obtain health coverage at affordable rates.
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With temperatures already high, "it takes very little warming for conditions to turn deadly in the tropics," he said in a statement.
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South African Branden Grace took full advantage of the conditions to match his career-low round of 62 on his 30th birthday.
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At the same time, a stock market rout sparked by fears of a global economic slump has caused financial conditions to tighten.
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Some of these critters are "opportunistic pathogens," meaning they're highly adaptable and can take advantage of unusual conditions to infect a host.
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They've cut down the victory conditions to three and eliminated a few things in the original game that led to snowball victories.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions (to be ready) because of the oppressive situation," he said at a news conference.
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The money comes with a few conditions: To collect the stipends, families have to vaccinate their children and send them to school.
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Other scientists who study whales have praised the work for managing tough conditions to reveal the importance of the narwhal's navigation system.
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What is clear is that this year, warm waters have combined with atmospheric conditions to produce an exceptionally destructive Atlantic hurricane season.
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Republicans would render the safety net threadbare, providing aid with significant conditions to groups of Americans in more and more specific circumstances.
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To slow the spread of the virus, it also encouraged sick Americans, older people and those with underlying conditions to stay home.
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It's to understand we can prevent long-term health problems by ensuring that the conditions to prevent toxic stress are in place.
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"The E.U. is dictating conditions to Poland," said a local resident named Borzena, 59, as she stepped out from an evening Mass.
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If approved, an amendment would be included in the final motion's wording, changing its meaning or adding extra conditions to parliament's approval.
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"Money should come with significant conditions to help workers and keep planes flying, not enrich shareholders or pad executive bonuses," Nelson said.
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Mr. Techmanski said he was the only one to rush to Puerto Rico under precarious conditions to get the lights back on.
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"The government encourages constructive discussions among parties to set conditions to integrate existing assets," Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said in a statement.
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Polls consistently show that large majorities want people with pre-existing conditions to be able to obtain health coverage at affordable rates.
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"Some fireflies get hit especially hard when their habitat disappears because they need special conditions to complete their life cycle," she said.
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Some 600,000 Rohingya remain inside Myanmar, confined in apartheid-like conditions to camps and villages, unable to freely access healthcare and education.
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The United States historically has focused on negotiating the rules of international trade, and then allowing economic conditions to determine the volume.
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Hundreds of people, mainly from Africa and the Middle East, have braved wintry conditions to cross into Canada, where they face arrest.
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It said it was taking advantage of favourable market conditions to lower its average cost of debt and increase its average maturity.
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Presenting the bank's quarterly inflation report, Uysal also said he did not expect aggregate demand conditions to drive up inflation in 2020.
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Rogers and Olson responded by changing GEDmatch's terms and conditions to require customers to explicitly opt-in for searching by law enforcement.
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Other conditions to the tie-up include a requirement that the merged entity sell off SAB's stake in liquor maker Distell DSTJ.
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"There is simply no precedent and no need for the conditions to be extended or modified, or our transaction revisited," she said.
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After the first month had passed, the mission commander Gerald Carr expressed some initial concerns about the working conditions to ground control.
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The market was dead — and the state ultimately had to repeal its ban on preexisting conditions to bring it back to life.
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In the next five years, I want the conditions to be created for the temporary or permanent restitution of African patrimony to Africa.
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Thousands of workers from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds labored in grueling terrain and conditions to connect the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Those expecting business conditions to improve over the next six month ticked down slightly, as did the number who thought conditions would worsen.
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Fakir said that the board sometimes lacked time to consider projects in detail and developed countries often attached too many conditions to loans.
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Sprouts can be risky because they need warm, humid conditions to grow — and those are the same conditions favored by bacteria, she adds.
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"The more there's a focus on restoring confidence, the more there's a focus on maintaining conditions to promote growth, the better," Lew said.
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Britain is on course for a December general election after Jeremy Corbyn announced that Labour's conditions to back the move had been met.
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The Sydney-based bank expected challenging conditions to continue due to an "uncertain international backdrop" and soft house prices until 2020, Hartzer added.
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"President Moon responded by saying that the two sides should work on establishing the right conditions to realize the meeting," the spokesperson said.
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They likened conditions to those of 2013 and early 2014, when the currency was cheap, the stockmarket was buoyant and inflation was rising.
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The Akamai intelligent platform monitors web conditions to identify, absorb and block security threats, provide instant detection and optimization and provide technical insights.
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Pilot Assist worked seamlessly in these conditions to read traffic and slow down when appropriate then speed up again when traffic got moving.
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When we go to a place, we take care of that place until we feel it has the right conditions to sustain itself.
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The ECLSS components on Orion and the support elements recycle air and water, allowing Earth-like conditions to be sustained in a vacuum.
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The CVT-equipped car has in theory an infinite range of gearings and can match power to driving conditions to maximize fuel-economy.
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"It was my initiative and aimed to ensure that Portugal would offer the same conditions to foreigners, namely Chinese, as Europeans," Costa said.
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It will still be useful to compare conditions to last year, though, because it can practically be considered a benchmark of near-perfection.
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Because the conditions to not grant any more (significant reduction exceptions, or waivers) have now been met, we can now announce zero imports.
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Iran has set out conditions to stay in the nuclear deal, including steps to safeguard trade with Tehran and guarantee Iranian oil sales.
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Assam's labor and employment minister agreed with the report's findings, promising to increase wages and improve living conditions to "some level of respectability".
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As a result, Fitch doesn't expect the sector's worsening conditions to affect the ratings of FCS or the individual banks in the system.
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If all that sounds like good conditions to get away from the computer and enjoy the sunshine, incidentally, you're part of a protest!
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Both companies have pushed for "behavioral remedies" — in other words, conditions to prevent specific anticompetitive behaviors by merging companies — to address antitrust concerns.
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When Wolf walked into the store with her two children, there was no line, and she explained her son's conditions to Santa Claus.
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Overall, the EU side was "optimistic" that agreement could be reached on the conditions to allow EU leaders to agree during a Dec.
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Firefighters warned of dry, windy conditions to come, signaling an early start for what could be the country's worst fire season in decades.
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"We expect more normalized conditions to come in the next coming months and that's what we are working on right now," he added.
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It's not hard to see parallels in today's conditions to the sweeping sense of marginalization and alienation that fueled mass protests in 2011.
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I've made decisions about how to play delicate or controversial stories, where to deploy resources, and under what conditions to use unnamed sources.
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Instead, she overcame her opponent and the chilly conditions to move on in a match that had been postponed from the day before.
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He also said that he and other residents had repeatedly informed the building owner, Chor Ng, of the unsafe conditions to no avail.
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" The IAAF added it that the federation can only be reinstated "by satisfying the reinstatement conditions to the satisfaction of the IAAF Council.
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The R&A approach can often be about mitigating the challenges presented by nature and links conditions, to preserve the integrity of competition.
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The feature arrived in 2016 with iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, but you need to meet a few other conditions to use it.
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It would mean that insurers could once again consider a patient's preexisting conditions to decide what premium he or she ought to pay.
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Pence and other top health officials cautioned elderly people with health conditions to "use common sense" when planning any future travel, like cruises.
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The added security came on the heels of other protections the JP Morgan-led bank group had originally requested as conditions to lend.
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As it turns out, our musical preferences play an equally important role in creating the conditions to help us thrive in the workplace.
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Mr. Abed believed that oppressed groups could free themselves from poverty through hard work if they were given the right conditions to succeed.
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"Management teams are watching very closely because shareholders expect companies to take advantage of these conditions to grow their business," Goldman's Carr said.
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One way the euro zone could begin to solve them would be to create the conditions to generate economic growth across the continent.
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The adventure capitalists then put these innovations to the test, often in harsh conditions, to determine which are actually worthy of an investment.
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Moon had said "let's create conditions to make it happen", the official said, an indication that Moon was likely to accept the invitation.
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Sources told Insider that any interview would likely happen in the UK, with certain conditions to help protect the prince from legal recourse.
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For conditions to change, organizations from the IOC to USA Gymnastics have to reform, and indeed the resignations and public shaming grow apace.
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TfL said the new two-month licence comes with "new conditions to ensure passenger safety" and it wanted more details from the company.
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For example, the proposal would have allowed people with pre-existing conditions to be charged more, something that is not allowed under ObamaCare.
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Treasury yields fell on Thursday after global central banks took further steps to ease financial conditions to help countries counter the coronavirus damage.
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"This analysis suggests the need to look beyond economic conditions to understand the roots of the current opioid epidemic," according to the report.
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Many of our once-treasured gadgets end up in landfills where young men work in hazardous conditions to sort, recycle, and dispose of them.
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At the same time, a stock market rout set off by fears of a global economic slump has caused financial market conditions to tighten.
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Two of the planet's moons — Enceladus, with its subsurface ocean, and Titan, with lakes of methane — may have the right conditions to harbor life.
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We think its willingness to loosen monetary conditions to keep long-term inflation expectations anchored is one reason the eurozone can avoid prolonged deflation.
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It caves to conservatives' demand that to deregulate the insurance industry and let health plans once again use preexisting conditions to set premium prices.
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Africa's most industrialized country implemented nationwide water restrictions last year after an El Nino weather pattern brought drought conditions to much of southern Africa.
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The FCC includes conditions to ensure users of satellite-based positioning, navigation and timing services in the United States will benefit from Galileo signals.
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The researchers tested a range of conditions to see how hardy their tiny life forms might be in the face of Enceladus-like conditions.
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In fact, the report highlights suicide and suicidal ideation as one of the most sensitive and potentially harmful mental health conditions to get wrong.
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Ostensibly, the idea is to unite all of LG's premium products from dishwashers to air conditions to phones under a single AI-assisted platform.
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Last year, the FNE approved the merger of AT&T Inc and Time Warner Inc with conditions to minimize risks to consumers and competitors.
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Italy's sixth-largest bank is considering taking advantage of favourable market conditions to issue a subordinated bond, its chief financial officer said on Saturday.
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"Gordon is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and hurricane conditions to portions of the central Gulf Coast," the National Hurricane Center said.
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Of course, Brazil did not enact those urgent labor, fiscal and social security reforms that would help it harmonize its conditions to compete internationally.
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Turkey's indignant refusal last Friday (May 6) to accept the EU conditions to hold Germany-bound refugee waves will be another godsend to AfD.
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It could be wisps escaping at the temple, artfully arranged — the fuzzier the better; these are the perfect conditions to let static electricity thrive.
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Justice Department lawyers had argued that such items weren't necessary to meet the required "safe and sanitary conditions" to hold kids at immigration facilities.
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Some of them have said they're afraid for their safety and only expect conditions to get worse with one-day shipping becoming more widespread.
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The only thing lacking in Sochi was that we didn't have the conditions to put on a show that the world deserved to see.
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"Shi'ite brothers have exploited the war conditions to pave the way for their project, it's a gradual infiltration," Sheikh Ali, told Reuters by phone.
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But the gap—alongside the earlier cuts in mental health services Buser witnessed under Giuliani—permitted horrid conditions to percolate in the city jails.
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Minerd compared current market conditions to 1998, when the Fed cut rates in three consecutive months amid concerns about an economic crisis in Asia.
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Judge Helder Barreto ordered the border closed until the northern state of Roraima can create the "humanitarian" conditions to handle the influx, Reuters reported.
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It will require a "big philosophical shift," but miners must offer more flexible working conditions to attract the next generation of workers, she said.
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Their proposal does, however, call for conditions to continue to be required for access to the euro zone's bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism.
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Canada approved the $27 billion Pacific NorthWest LNG project in September after a three-year wait, but included conditions to limit its environmental impact.
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But the crux of the issue is, how long will it take for conditions to clean up enough to make oral vaccines work better?
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Epstein has a bail hearing scheduled for July 15, and could be released from the facility under conditions to be determined by a judge.
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His government has promised to help African nations improve conditions to keep people from embarking on dangerous journeys in the hope of reaching Europe.
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There is also a significant need for the VA to assist veterans with preventable eye conditions to ensure they do not deteriorate into blindness.
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A small team was airlifted to the Perdido platform and is currently assessing conditions to understand when production can be resumed, the sources said.
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They decide how many people to hire, what sort of working conditions to provide, and—within broad limits—how much to pay those employees.
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The storm is bringing hurricane conditions to the coast of Georgia and is forecast to reach the Carolinas between Wednesday night and Friday morning.
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This type of parachute is used by oil tankers in harsh weather conditions to stabilize ships when the engines are broken, according to Slat.
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These rules were obviously designed to allow people with pre-existing conditions to purchase health coverage, and to equalize the premiums paid by everyone.
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Mexico has similar conditions to Brazil, with a considerable underbanked population — 42 million people don't have access to the banking system — but highinternet penetration.
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"The Polish government has proposed such solutions to the debate over the court which ... meet all the conditions to settle the conflict," she said.
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The Chinese group had agreed to a series of conditions to remove the conflict of interest, but these were not enough to appease shareholders.
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Perhaps most importantly, they test all of these products under rigorous conditions to make sure they'll last through any heat wave — or red carpet.
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The thrust of the reforms is to allow a wider range of conditions to be set in the workplace rather than at sectoral level.
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The approaching winter months pose brutal conditions to those who are living on the street, and the greatest need for donated supplies to shelters.
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On February 19, as coronavirus cases across China were spiking, authorities traveled through rough, snowy conditions to reach the prefecture's most isolated nomad families.
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Democrats were able to leverage the lawsuit's threat to coverage for preexisting medical conditions to retake the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterms.
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The court ruled that Mr. Sharif had not been "honest" and "truthful" — necessary conditions to hold public office, according to the Constitution of Pakistan.
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The CDC and American Heart Association urge patients with these kinds of conditions to take the same precautions as those with high blood pressure.
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If the government mandates a shutdown for public health reasons, why should it attach any conditions to temporary financial support for directly affected industries?
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If the government mandates a shutdown for public health reasons, why should it attach any conditions to temporary financial support for directly affected industries?
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Amazon has taken fire from all political corners, including President Trump and Senator Elizabeth Warren, over issues from worker conditions to anti-competitive practices.
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There, thousands of migrant workers are toiling in inhuman conditions to build designs such as Zaha Hadid's; according to The Guardian, hundreds have died.
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Travel alerts for older people and people with chronic medical conditions to consider postponing nonessential travel have been issued for Italy, Iran and Japan.
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The United Nations High Commission for Refugees attributed the deadlier conditions to the decrease in rescue ships, both governmental and nongovernmental, patrolling the waters.
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A well-regarded survey of industrial trends released on Thursday showed strength in home building had boosted conditions to their best in two decades.
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China has conditions to keep the yuan basically stable, Yi said, adding that the regulator will look to increase the yuan's exchange rate flexibility.
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With the 2013 bank overhaul, Slovenia managed to narrowly avoid an international bailout and established conditions to return to economic growth a year later.
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The Federal Reserve ended its interest rate-cutting streak on Wednesday, signaling confidence that the economy doesn't need easier borrowing conditions to stay afloat.
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"In 2020 we are expecting similar market conditions to 2019, with weak industrial and automotive markets persisting and geo-political uncertainties remaining," it said.
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He fits in training before and after work in all weather conditions to prepare for what he may encounter as he spans the globe.
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"We expect near-term macro conditions to remain difficult and are mindful of continuing uncertainties, including the coronavirus," Chief Executive Officer Alistair Cox said.
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Still, Mr. Goracy, 62, said he nonetheless wants the law's mandate blocking insurers from charging people more because of pre-existing conditions to survive.
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John Neely Kennedy reportedly told lawmakers that the allegations Trump faces should be compared to the US attaching conditions to foreign aid, and Sen.
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Further, we reiterate fee-specific terms on every customer invoice, itemize fees on management reports, and annually distribute complete Terms & Conditions to every customer.
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Many companies that were awarded licenses to build new power generation projects have said they would not have the financial conditions to build them.
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Migration activists have long argued that Mexico does not have the security conditions to offer safe haven for migrants feeling violence in Central America.
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After a full review of the facts and issues, I think the key will likely be strong conditions to ensure competition and net neutrality.
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It said there was consensus between Washington and Beijing on the need to create "favorable conditions to increase trade" in manufactured goods and services.
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"We document a significant easing in lending conditions to US households post-crisis, driven predominantly by the surge in lower quality, nonbank lending," UBS said.
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The high winds were associated with a storm system swinging out of the Southwest, bringing hot, dry air and dangerous fire conditions to several states.
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"We have all along supported foreign investment by companies with the ability and the conditions to do so," it said in response to Reuters' questions.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions (to be ready) because circumstances are pressuring us," Thai SEAL commander Arpakorn Yookongkaew told a news conference.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to worsen slightly three months ahead, the survey showed, underscoring their concern on overseas economic uncertainties.
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The British divers are part of a British Cave Rescue Council team that has been battling extremely dangerous conditions to reach the trapped soccer team.
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The Judge didn't just hand the FTC its first antitrust loss since 2004, he refused to impose any harm-mitigating conditions to the deal whatsoever.
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Just as your iris expands in dim conditions to let in more light, the lens does the same to improve images shot in darker settings.
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Because the IMF attaches strict policy conditions to its loans, all of these governments are likely to pay a steep political price for multilateral financing.
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In the run-up to the campaign season, the governing alliance appears to have focused on creating ideal conditions to assure Mr. Najib's re-election.
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The official campaign period got under way on Saturday when France's Constitutional Council announced a list of 11 contenders who had met conditions to stand.
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Odinga says the election board has failed to meet conditions to guarantee fairness, including firing key personnel he blamed for mistakes during the last poll.
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The survey said consumers expected economic conditions to improve over the next six months, driven mainly by an increase in business activity and job availability.
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In middle-income countries they are heart disease, conditions to do with blood supply to the brain, road accidents and lower back and neck pain.
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We also see Deadpool and Russell sent to an all-mutant prison, and the movie directly links its squalid conditions to those of Essex House.
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"Some political parties emerged in an attempt to exploit these conditions to shake security and stability in order to achieve their political agenda," Jumaa said.
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The Republican replacement plan for Obamacare would rip away health care from 26 million Americans and cause premiums for those with preexisting conditions to explode.
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This means that Greece may not have to tap the markets in the coming year, unless it thinks there are favorable conditions to do so.
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Scientists have all sorts of questions; for example, what kind of environments have ripe conditions to bring two black holes close enough that they collide?
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For instance, Google's Driving Mode will let you tap a single button to get ETAs and traffic conditions to preset locations like home and work.
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Officials are warning people with severe respiratory conditions to stay away from some Miami beaches that tested positive for "moderate" levels of red tide algae.
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North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has declared a drought disaster, citing the state's climatologist who expects drought conditions to continue at least through late October.
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La Nina tends to bring colder and wetter weather to the Pacific Northwest but dry and warm conditions to the U.S. Southeast and U.S. Southwest.
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It caves to conservatives' demand that to deregulate the insurance industry and let health plans once again use pre-existing conditions to set premium prices.
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The brand aims to provide living wages and fair working conditions to women affected by human trafficking and those at risk of falling into poverty.
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Ms Rousseff "has lost the conditions to be president", said Gilmar Mendes, a court member who has made no secret of his antipathy towards her.
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States will also be able to get a waiver and let insurers take into account pre-existing conditions to determine what premium people should pay.
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"We expect trading conditions to remain difficult in the second half with no relief in sight for the embattled consumer," Chief Executive Stuart Bird said.
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The company has been reporting weak demand in China throughout the year, but Sijbesma said in August he did not expect conditions to worsen further.
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It makes far more sense to act now to prevent the worsening plight of those denied an education than to wait for conditions to deteriorate.
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"I don't think the countries have the necessary conditions to issue anything in the long end," said Jaime Costero Denche, a bond strategist at BBVA.
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"We are going to see how to create the conditions to strengthen the dialogue commission and (have) this help us have good results," he said.
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Elia said the acquisition of the 20 percent stake was on similar financial conditions to a 20 percent holding it acquired from IFM in April.
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If the Lords succeeds in attaching any conditions to the legislation, the amended bill will have to go back to the Commons for its approval.
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States that have right-to-carry gun laws allow anyone who can own a gun and meet necessary conditions to get a concealed-carry permit.
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"We expect pricing conditions to improve going forward — not only in reinsurance but also in commercial insurance," Chief Executive Christian Mumenthaler said in a statement.
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As he waits for trial, Ghosn is likely to face similar conditions to Karpeles: months of confinement with very limited access to other human beings.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to deteriorate in the next three months, the survey found, reflecting their concerns about uncertain outlook.
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Read more: TfL said the new two-month license comes with "new conditions to ensure passenger safety" and it wanted more details from the company.
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While Syria might be suffering the fog of war, elsewhere Israel sees a surprising array of clearsighted neighbors and allies, creating favorable conditions to act.
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Fitch expects South Korean labour market conditions to remain stable, with a 3.6% unemployment rate in 2016 and 3.5% in 2017, supporting underlying asset performance.
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The SEC's report does acknowledge inflation-adjusted caps would "shrink the accredited investor pool considerably" and proposes additional income-based conditions to mitigate the effect.
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This conclusion is based on response theory, a way of looking at complex systems by changing the environmental conditions to see how the system responds.
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Avocado trees thrive in similar conditions to pine and fir trees, such as those growing in the mountains of the agriculturally rich state of Michoacán.
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If Lane retains central core convection longer than anticipated, the westward turn would happen later, which could bring hurricane conditions to Maui County or Oahu.
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"The current pace is probably as good as it gets because we expect the impulse from financial conditions to gradually turn more negative," Hatzius said.
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President Donald Trump will be forced by economic conditions to call an end to his standoff in order to protect his reelection chances, Mills said.
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Instead, it helps train the brain and muscles, allowing patients with stroke, spinal cord injury or other neurological conditions, to retrain their bodies to walk.
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The new owners remain open to further investment; the only requirement is that any further Friends should not have "terms and conditions" to their input.
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"I have better conditions to raise our son, and I am willing to talk about visitation," she wrote in an email included in the complaint.
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" He added, "In the next five years, I want the conditions to be met for the temporary or permanent restitution of African heritage to Africa.
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Wet n Wild tested this foundation under seven photo lighting conditions to ensure it keeps your face looking gorgeous and natural in photos and selfies.
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The storm is expected to remain a tropical storm over the next few days, and could bring tropical-storm conditions to Hawaii early next week.
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Gavin Newsom calling for all bars, wineries and brewpubs to close, and for senior citizens and residents with chronic conditions to isolate themselves at home.
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It structures loans with strict conditions to increase the chances the country will clean up its finances and be able to pay back its loans.
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"The Treasury will continue monitoring market conditions, to guarantee the smooth functioning of the market for government bonds and other related markets," the statement said.
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A new emergency visa category should be created for these visa applicants, with its own set of conditions to minimize the risk of visitor overstays.
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RELATED: Full poll results A majority (56%) say they expect economic conditions to be good a year from now, 40% say they will be poor.
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In these, researchers included conditions to see whether the conversations could work if conducted over the phone (they did, but it was slightly less effective).
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Democrats maintain that even a failed vote will help them bring the issue of pre-existing conditions to the fore ahead of next month's elections.
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But then along came Sarah Sellers, a nurse anesthetist who took advantage of miserable weather conditions to turn the professional marathon world on its head.
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At times, impeachment has felt like an experiment in which we keep layering on more absurd conditions to see what the Republican Party will accept.
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Smart home tech could someday be updated with software that makes it easier for people with speech-related medical conditions to communicate with their devices.
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The donors were screened for an array of medical conditions to ensure that they were healthy and would not transmit any infections to the recipients.
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Harry has also spoken up about his experiences with panic attacks and encouraged those suffering from anxiety, depression, and other conditions to seek professional help.
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European countries have a strong interest in creating conditions to encourage refugees in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey to return to Syria rather than heading west.
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Last week national champions Intesa Sanpaolo and Santander seized on thriving conditions to sell the region's first broadly syndicated subordinated bank bonds since May 2016.
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But as that growth accelerates, how do you create the conditions to rapidly find, attract and hire the talent you need to reach unicorn status?
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Suncor Energy Inc , one of Canada's biggest oil producers, said on Thursday the country is losing ground to others in creating conditions to attract investment.
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An index reading below 100 indicates that the number of companies that expect business conditions to deteriorate in the following month outnumbers those seeing improvement.
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He had been waiting weeks in Morocco for the perfect window of weather conditions to begin, and on Tuesday, he concluded that it had arrived.
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You could hardly ask for better conditions to launch the thousand-pound stratollite on a month-and-a-half sojourn at the edge of space.
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It took place on board an Amtrak inspection car, which has a plate-glass viewing panel that allows rail and infrastructure conditions to be observed.
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China's dilemma: Beijing is seeking to implement relatively tight monetary policy to force financial deleveraging, but it also needs easier monetary conditions to support growth.
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While some have tried to tackle the issue in different ways, like sending employees with heart conditions to a specific group, "it's piecemeal," she said.
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Putin told reporters on Friday: "We need for the appropriate conditions to exist, to be created, including in our countries" for more U.S.-Russia summits.
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Establishing the court, adjusting gas prices and honoring budget commitments are conditions to unlock the next loan tranche under the IMF program, which expires next year.
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Radiocarbon dating indicates that the peat started accumulating 10,600 years ago, coincident with the onset of the Holocene epoch, which brought humid conditions to central Africa.
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Autonomous vehicle developers often test drive at night, during storms, and other challenging conditions to help their vehicles learn to navigate in a variety of environments.
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She is a deep believer in Obamacare and its ability to change lives by allowing people with pre-existing conditions to be covered by health insurance.
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The idea is to slowly build up sustainable living conditions to eventually have hundreds of thousands of people on the planet in a self-sustaining community.
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"It was very different conditions to what I have been practicing and playing in the past five weeks, against a tough, unorthodox player," Murray told reporters.
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A new report and campaign video by Compassion in World Farming (CIWF), an animal welfare group, links these conditions to breeding chickens that grow too fast.
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By establishing an intention for a sexual encounter that involves cannabis, it's so much easier to create the conditions to fully let loose and enjoy it.
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In 2011, when Comcast decided to merge with NBCUniversal, the FTC and DOJ imposed conditions to mitigate the deal's harm on competition within the media industry.
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Last year WADA voted, subject to certain conditions, to lift the ban on RUSADA which was suspended in 2015 following allegations of widespread state-sponsored doping.
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A slow economy, weak stock market and growing signs of deflation hardly add up to ideal conditions to raise interest rates in economist David Rosenberg's book.
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Some walked for hours in dangerous conditions to reach camps set up in Amiriyat al-Falluja, a city about 30 kilometers (19 miles) to the south.
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At one point during the speech, Trump laughably cast himself as a defender of protections for those with preexisting conditions to a standing ovation from Republicans.
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I took over and we had a few conditions to make sure it could work on the hardware, since macOS was so big at the time.
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This included a 10 basis point cut to the deposit rate, new lending conditions to commercial banks as well as a second round of quantitative easing.
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But there's one part of the site that stands out: a page that lists qualifying conditions to obtain a medical exemption from having your child vaccinated.
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The inability to pass on more of its favorable refinancing conditions to customers helped boost the bank's 2015 earnings by 44 percent to 2.2 billion euros.
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If you have the right feed and the right conditions to let that seed exhibit all of its potential, all the plants would thrive so well.
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The EU should make plain that the benefits of the association pact depend on progress against graft; America should attach the same conditions to arms sales.
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Conditions to limit Britain's role in the EU during any Brexit extension period in the coming months were expected to be agreed at Wednesday's EU summit.
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Seed and soil-like particles are put into the pillow chamber where they can be more efficiently controlled in zero gravity conditions to support plant growth.
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Likening his alleged living conditions to a "torture chamber," Crouse believes the boy might have been in the bathroom of the Toquerville home for two years.
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The congressman said his amendment will still allow those with pre-existing conditions to get coverage despite allowing states to seek waivers for pre-existing conditions.
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In a statement, policy makers said they expect labor market conditions to "strengthen somewhat further" and inflation to "stabilize around 2 percent" in the near-term.
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Pesticides have been proven to have a variety of impacts in this arena, ranging from acute, deadly poisoning to respiratory conditions to cancer, particularly in children.
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Fears of a La Nina, which typically brings wetter conditions to much of Australia, spiked earlier in the year due to cooler than average sea temperatures.
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The heat, combined with dry conditions to transform the boreal forest in much of Alberta into a tinder box at an unusually early time of year.
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Rio-based Tecnosolo "did not have the conditions to continue being technically responsible for the construction of the velodrome," the municipal government said in a statement.
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That change would allow states, under certain conditions, to permit insurers to charge people with pre-existing health conditions more for insurance coverage than healthier people.
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Now, though, they are facing growing pressure to return credit conditions to more normal levels after years of cheap money have stoked a domestic borrowing binge.
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We should make it easier —not harder — for people to get preventive care and for people with pre-existing conditions to get treatment without going broke.
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Nearly a month after launching the transaction, Total Safety finalized the funding terms on August 13, but only after significantly amending conditions to satisfy investor concerns.
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S said on Friday it expected challenging market conditions to continue throughout 26.7 as it posted a smaller-than-expected drop in first-quarter net income.
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ECB policymakers have been urging governments to take advantage of easy financing conditions to implement reforms and make sure the bloc's slow recovery becomes more sustainable.
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The founder of small, start-up carrier OneJet is banking that a decade of megamergers among U.S. airlines has left it with perfect conditions to compete.
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First, the Trump justice department told a federal court that the architecture of Obamacare, which allows people with pre-existing conditions to gain coverage, was unconstitutional.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to deteriorate in the next three months, according to the survey, reflecting their concerns about uncertain outlook.
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The scariest conditions to fly in are snow and slush because they both affect take-off and landing and can impact the way a plane flies.
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In 2014, the administration gave up waiting for security conditions to improve in Yemen and began diplomatic efforts to find other nations willing to resettle them.
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He has formulated a rule that uses economic conditions to determine the level for the fed funds rate, which would be nearly triple its current level.
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In Japan, a quarterly survey of business confidence by the Bank of Japan revealed that companies anticipate conditions to worsen in over the next three months.
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The US also continues to work with Russia in creating conditions to support the Geneva peace process in order to bring peace to Syria, Tillerson said.
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But in a sign that overall conditions remained broadly calm, currency forward points were broadly calm, indicating that investors expected conditions to return to normal soon.
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After being dug up from the earth, the wood was dried in carefully controlled conditions to prevent decay while preserving its natural look, according to Bentley.
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But both Fed staff and Mr. Quarles emphasized a different data point: capital over the course of several years, from weak business conditions to strong ones.
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Having the people who are meant to love you unconditionally showing you that there are actually terms and conditions to their love can get to you.
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"We continue to be available for constructive talks, on the basis that there are no pre-conditions to those talks," the airline said in a statement.
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Dung beetles have also been found to improve soil conditions, to suppress E. coli in blueberry fields, and to feed on harmful fly larvae in pastures.
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Just like a boiling point, Gilman's pieces seem determined to pinpoint those ephemeral places where time meets internal and external conditions to produce a palpable change.
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Leaders who create the right conditions to keep millionaires home will find that all of their residents — not just the wealthy ones — are richer for it.
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A Siberian weather front nicknamed the Beast from the East sent temperatures plunging and brought snow and icy conditions to many European countries in recent days.
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This change in leadership was not surprising after months of these "sickouts," which teachers have used to protest everything from horrific school conditions to unsuitable pay.
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On Monday alone, more than 1,400 flights were canceled and 8,380 delayed as the East Coast endured similar conditions to those that are expected on Monday.
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Talk to your network and ask current and former employees about the culture and working conditions to determine if this is the right place for you.
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But firms expect conditions to worsen three months ahead, the Bank of Japan's "tankan" quarterly survey for December showed on Friday, suggesting that the Sino-U.
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Internal correspondence and official documents from the WFRC reveal internal strife and a decline in facility conditions to the point of malfunction and danger to personnel.
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Instead, both have sent updates to their riders telling them to consider the air quality before working, largely leaving assessment of working conditions to the workers.
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While both plans would fund the insurer payments through 2019, the Hatch-Brady plan stipulates that insurers must meet "pro-life" conditions to receive the funds.
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The amount is expected to cover all sovereign needs in the coming year-and-a-half, unless it thinks there are favorable conditions to do so.
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U.S. officials have said once the Manbij operation is completed, it would create the conditions to move on the militant group's de facto capital of Raqqa.
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"The migratory wave in Roraima is the result of the terrible living conditions to which the Venezuelan people have been subjected," Temer said during the speech.
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He said the killing had been approved 10 days earlier, and that Israel had waited for the "optimal conditions" to hit him while minimizing civilian casualties.
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According to the latest survey from the National Federation of Independent Businesses, the balance of members who expect general business conditions to improve has moved drastically.
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Liu Zhiming's death is part of the growing number of infections among Chinese healthcare workers, who have been working in dire conditions to fight the outbreak.
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Worries of a recession and relentless declines in oil prices set off the recent wave of selling on global equity markets, causing financial market conditions to tighten.
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Technology for improving your health is changing from specialized medical devices for specific conditions to consumer lifestyle products everyone can benefit from, one category at a time.
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The measure dramatically expands access to medical pot, allowing people with PTSD, epilepsy, Parkinson's, and several other debilitating conditions to use the drug with a doctor's prescription.
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The movie was filmed on location in the untamed wilderness of Calgary, Canada, forcing all of the actors to endure harsh conditions to deliver their best performances.
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That's because of the katabatic winds that can blow for days at a time from the South Pole toward McMurdo, creating perfect conditions to whip up flames.
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For example, Facebook has decided not to remove access "on older Android devices that don't have the memory or the network conditions," to install Messenger, he said.
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That means investigators need to test the chemical suspects under a lot of different conditions to get an accurate picture of how they might affect the lungs.
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If the street does not get shoveled in a timely manner, you could report the conditions to 311 and the Department of Sanitation could issue a violation.
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The Trump administration has tried to use the overcrowded conditions to scare off migrants, Gil Kerlikowske, former commissioner of Customs and Border Protection under Obama, told Axios.
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Acne can feel like one of the most irritating and debilitating conditions to have, and it affects most people at some point or another in their lives.
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Jaguar Land Rover's sales in Britain and Europe were flat in 2017 and it expects tough conditions to continue, the company's sales director said earlier this month.
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The Singapore-listed company, hit hard by credit rating downgrades, expects improved credit conditions to boost its business following tightening of credit lines in the latest quarter.
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He said China also needs to continue to develop its capital markets, and further foster conditions to allow an orderly transition to a market-determined exchange rate.
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Curiosity, for example, found that the Gale crater once had the conditions to support life, and there may have been long-lived lakes on the world too.
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"Overall, we expect Asian manufacturing conditions to remain healthy, supported by robust external demand and accommodative domestic monetary policy," said Krystal Tan, Asia economist at Capital Economics.
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Publishers and social media companies like Facebook or Twitter could previously rely on implicit consent, or jargon-heavy terms and conditions, to gain access to users' information.
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Establishing the court, adjusting gas prices and honoring budget commitments are key conditions to unlock the next loan tranche under the IMF program, which expires next year.
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They warned about Republican attempts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, and the potential to cause people with pre-existing conditions to lose insurance coverage.
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Residents grew increasingly frustrated about the governor's roadshow, claiming that reservations were required and participants must comply with AFP's conditions to attend, including a ban on recordings.
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The slide was exacerbated by a bigger-than-expected fall in the German Ifo index of current business conditions to 227 in July from 21.2472 in June.
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In the case of Standing Rock, those assaults have moved from creating hazardous and deadly conditions to actual physical acts and state-sanctioned dehumanization of peaceful protesters.
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West Virginia is in the process of modifying the special conditions to allow Mountain Valley and another gas pipe, Dominion Energy Inc's Atlantic Coast, to move forward.
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Earlier on Thursday, WADA voted, subject to certain conditions, to lift the ban on RUSADA, which was suspended in 2015 following allegations of widespread state-sponsored doping.
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"The police have powers to impose conditions to manage protests but not to ban them," Jules Carey, a lawyer acting for Extinction Rebellion, said in a statement.
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In this scenario, it was Kim who shaped the conditions to get Trump to face-to-face talks, albeit under the gun of increasingly tough economic sanctions.
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Although it is rare for all four conditions to be met at the same time, if they happen, the pilot's control of the plane will be weakened.
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Researchers from NC State have been testing metal foams in extreme conditions to see if they could be used for containing nuclear material or potentially explosive products.
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The Justice Department gave antitrust approval, with conditions, to the acquisitions on April 25, and Charter and Time Warner Cable shareholders have already agreed to the deals.
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R: These are rigorously tested from the factories which go up to 250km/h seismic conditions to the highest degree, so these are very strong robust structures.
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The factors range from whether the party has an incumbent president running to the country's short- and long-term economic conditions to foreign policy successes and failures.
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In a statement, the ministry said legislation currently before parliament would create the conditions to make the setting up of a single broadband company "appetising and sustainable".
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We are trying to create the conditions to allow our students to become the kind of people they say they want to become in their admissions essays.
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The Trump administration slapped 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, a move that prompted Beijing to ease credit conditions to cushion the blow.
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This means that Greece won't have to tap the markets in the coming year and a half, unless it thinks there are favorable conditions to do it.
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International inspectors are seeking clearance from Damascus to visit Douma under safe conditions to determine whether globally banned munitions were used, though they will not assign blame.
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Business concerns: Companies also have to balance how much to challenge an administration that still controls issues ranging from trade conditions to antitrust regulation to merger approval.
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" "When you look at the parts that are done in China, we have reopened factories, so the factories were able to work through the conditions to reopen.
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Federal officials said on Sunday that regional lockdowns could become necessary in the U.S. and advised the elderly or those with underlying health conditions to avoid travel.
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State law guarantees minimum wage and overtime pay to employees and uses a similar multi-pronged test focused on control over working conditions to determine worker classification.
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SAS said on March 22 it would temporarily halt most of its traffic starting from March 27 "until there are yet again conditions to conduct commercial aviation".
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"We expect conditions to be more favorable for storm development through the rest of the season," Gerry Bell, the prediction center's lead seasonal hurricane forecaster, told CNN.
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When you look at the parts that are done in China, we have reopened factories, so the factories were able to work through the conditions to reopen.
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It is unlikely that Ottawa could attach conditions to Teck's project to protect the bison, said Carolyn Campbell, conservation specialist at Alberta Wilderness Association, which opposes Frontier.
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The Australian Medical Association warned people who are sensitive to smoke, and those with pre-existing heart and lung conditions, to take extra care during the fires.
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Winter weather caused dangerous road conditions The weather already walloped the upper Midwest, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain and treacherous travel conditions to those in its path.
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Big-serving Canadian Raonic capitalised on fast court conditions to outclass Britain's Cameron Norrie 6-3 6-2 in just over an hour at the AccorHotels Arena.
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It is unlikely that Ottawa could attach conditions to Teck's project to protect the bison, said Carolyn Campbell, conservation specialist at Alberta Wilderness Association, which opposes Frontier.
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They argue that closing our borders to inexpensive foreign labor will force employers to add benefits and improve workplace conditions to attract and keep workers already here.
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But the proposal is facing mounting opposition from groups that represent people with some of the costliest conditions to treat, including cancer, multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Some IMF officials have briefed reporters since the deal that it will still require conditions to be met before the board will agree to lend Greece more.
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This means that Greece won't have to tap the markets in the coming year-and-a-half, unless it thinks there are favorable conditions to do so.
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They include adding punitive measures for missile tests and regional activity, and amending "sunset clauses" that currently allow certain conditions to expire after a number of years.
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"Frankly, I don't see in Syria the conditions" to create successful safe zones, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said at a news conference in Beirut.
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Abu Dhabi is using tougher economic conditions to push through reforms that would have been harder to implement in previous years, when higher oil prices boosted its revenue.
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"The general history of semis is they go from grossly overbought conditions to grossly oversold conditions, and I don't think we're anywhere near the capitulation point," said Schlossberg.
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Stocks got dumped amid concerns of an economic slowdown and fears the Federal Reserve might be tightening conditions to a point where liquidity in markets could dry up.
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The lower house passed a bill that allows states in the worst financial conditions to halt debt payments and rework commitments with the federal government and service providers.
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Floridians should prepare for heavy rainfall that could lead to flash flooding, with the disturbance bringing humid conditions to the state by Thursday and lasting into the weekend.
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"Although this tragedy resulted from many factors, I no longer have the political and personal conditions to remain in my position," the minister said in her resignation statement.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The United Nations expects eastern Libyan tribal leaders to submit by Thursday their list of conditions to reopen blocked oil terminals, UN envoy Ghassan Salame said.
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Just yesterday, Game Freak and Nintendo gave us a look at Gigantamax versions of Pikachu, Eevee, Charizard, Meowth, and Butterfree, some of which require special conditions to unlock.
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I would argue Waze, the crowdsourced traffic app, has done a decent job of incentivizing drivers to report road conditions to the app, in exchange for virtual candy.
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"I think that around June 10 there will be conditions to enable the mine, once the pneumatic, hydraulic and all engineering tests are done," Machuca said on Monday.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The United Nations expects eastern Libyan tribal leaders to submit by Thursday their list of conditions to reopen blocked oil terminals, UN envoy Ghassan Salame said.
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He was on a dark beach in Northern Norway — great conditions to spot Aurora, which hide from light pollution — and gazed at the glowing wave in the sky.
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The goal is to reduce the number of in-house forums via which employees are consulted on issues ranging from work hours and conditions to health and safety.
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Previous administrations had found that the hurricane and subsequent environmental disasters disrupted living conditions to the point that the government couldn't adequately handle the return of its nationals.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday that France and Iran had agreed to explore by July 15 conditions to resume talks on the nuclear deal, per Euronews.
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Namely, the OCC determined that CBNA no longer meets the specific conditions to own a financial subsidiary, that the bank must be both well-capitalized and well-managed.
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Transport Minister Delrio said on Thursday there weren't the conditions to sell the airline "in this moment" and that the government would continue to work in that direction.
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The Vietnamese government has offered favorable conditions to attract foreign investment, with companies such as Samsung Electronics and Intel key drivers of the economy and sources of jobs.
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But four antitrust experts said there is little doubt the deal will be approved, although it might need to meet conditions to convince antitrust enforcers to sign off.
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It might make sense to explicitly set conditions — to decide, as a society, under what conditions we'd accept the use of nuclear weapons, and embed them into law.
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Because it needs unpolluted conditions to operate optimally, it includes contamination sensors that keep an eye on whether and how its environment might be messing up its measurements.
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The new law will allow people with PTSD, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and a number of other debilitating conditions to use medical weed with a doctor's prescription.
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The evidence linking environmental conditions to saiga death is concerning, but the researchers don't actually know how the changes could cause the bacteria to become more deadly, yet.
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Speaking to analysts on Friday, LyondellBasell CFO Thomas Aebischer said he expects the conditions to persist due to heavy maintenance schedules in both the United States and Asia.
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But it does allow states to opt out of several other ACA rules that can cause people with pre-existing conditions to pay more for their health care.
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On Sunday, a federal judge in the northern state of Roraima ordered the border closed until the state could create "humanitarian" conditions to receive a massive of Venezuelans.
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Concerns over water supply in Africa's most industrialized country have risen after an El Nino weather pattern brought drought conditions to much of southern Africa, hurting agriculture output.
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The ongoing campaign's badges may be simple, but they're inspiring those living with mental illness and invisible conditions to share their stories and connect with the broader community.
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West says he hopes the song will inspire kids with similar medical conditions to keep fighting and not let it get in the way of chasing their dreams.
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With the labor market remaining tight and significant inflationary forces from a dramatic depreciation of (sterling), the BoE may be faced with conditions to hike rates in 2017.
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The Fed is clearly at an inflection point with a growing impatience to raise rates, particularly as market trends suggest an expectation of improved economic conditions to come.
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They said that Chin, 49, recklessly failed to ensure the compounding pharmacy's drugs were produced in sanitary conditions to keep up with demand from hospitals for its products.
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Nature therapy, or ecotherapy, is a recently established form of mental health care which encourages those who suffer from depression, anxiety, and other conditions to spend time outdoors.
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After a " bomb cyclone" brought blizzard-like conditions to the area, huge amounts of rain overwhelmed areas like eastern Nebraska's Platte River, according to the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to worsen slightly in the coming three months, suggesting that companies remain cautious on whether positive market trends will continue.
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But even inside the European Union - in Romania and Bulgaria particularly - workers can endure poverty-level wages, long hours and arduous conditions to make clothes for major brands.
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Public market exits for private capital-backed emerging market companies rose to 181, from 140 in 2016, as fund managers took advantage of attractive market conditions to list.
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AT&T is in preliminary discussions with the Department of Justice (DOJ) about potential conditions to win approval for its pending merger with Time Warner, according to Bloomberg.
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The Center for Public Integrity reported last yearthat more than three dozen audits had found that plans overstated the severity of enrollees' medical conditions to garner more money.
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Experts advise anyone with open wounds or cuts to stay out of the water and those with compromised immune systems or chronic conditions to avoid eating raw shellfish.
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That will cause the Fed to put its asset unwinding program on hold and to start pondering ways to ease monetary conditions to provide support to the economy.
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Under the old standard, a company had to have direct control over employment conditions to be a joint employer, but the new test considers indirect and unexercised control.
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Outside the tropics, places have greater year-to-year variability in temperatures, and are more adapted to a wide range of temperatures — from cold conditions to sizzling heat.
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The aim of La Colifata is to create conditions to contextualize this particular way of being, a space that allows residents to narrate their perception of the world.
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Indicated 0.7 percent lower The group warned that it expected market conditions to remain tough in the fourth quarter, as it reported a slide on third-quarter sales.
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For years, the United States provided funds with "no conditions" to the Defense and Interior Ministries, the latter institution called the "heart of corruption" by President Ashraf Ghani.
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In a rare step, the NYPD is advising officers and employees with underlying conditions to seek permission from their commanding officers to work from home, the official said.
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There are currently more than $16 trillion in negative-yielding debt instruments around the world as central banks try to ease monetary conditions to sustain the global economy.
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The employee terminated their own contract, but, according to Eurogamer, French law allows for employees who resign under intolerable conditions to be treated as having been unfairly dismissed.
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Nonetheless, in an interview less than four weeks before the election, Mr Odeh said he would be prepared under certain conditions to join a government under Mr Gantz.
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But a pro-government newspaper, Magyar Idök, reported that the Hungarian Immigration and Asylum Office had established that the legal conditions to grant him asylum had been met.
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The Weather Channel "encouraged the pair's recklessness," instructing them to "barrel into dangerous weather conditions to obtain footage" and setting "the stage for this tragedy," the lawsuit says.
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In addition, the retailer is offering new option for all team members who are 65 or older, pregnant, or those with underlying medical conditions to access paid leave.
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The studies usually compare models of current conditions to those of the world around 1900, before large-scale emissions of carbon dioxide and other planet-warming gases began.
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"The government of Spain will protect all its citizens and will guarantee the right life conditions to slow the pandemic with as little inconvenience as possible," Sánchez said.
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A wide variety of medicated shampoos are designed to treat everything from dry, itchy skin caused by allergies or seborrheic skin conditions to fungal, bacterial, and yeast infections.
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"We were not able to meet up with those conditions to access the funding ... the bureaucracy, you have to give this, you have to give that," he said.
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A high court intervention could elevate the lawsuit and its threat to guaranteed health coverage for people with chronic medical conditions to the forefront of the 2020 election.
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"We expect these conditions to persist through the fourth quarter of 2017 and resin inflation to now build, rather than contract as previously forecast," CEO Michael Polk said.
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Saturday's forecast for the fire-ravaged areas in NSW calls for blazing temperatures around 100 degrees Fahrenheit and high winds, nearly perfect conditions to make the wildfires worse.
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I ask all Venezuelan political leaders to fulfill their responsibilities as representatives of the Venezuelan people to create the necessary conditions to achieve a new framework for coexistence.
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These licenses contain strict conditions to ensure that the planes will be used exclusively for commercial passenger use and cannot be resold or transferred to a designated entity.
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Many Californians have also expressed anger at how the company shut off power to millions of people during periods of high winds and dry conditions to prevent fires.
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"The crew responded admirably in adverse conditions to answer the call," said Lt. Steele Johnson, the commanding officer of the ship that rescued the woman, in a statement.
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The pro-legalization Marijuana Policy Project summarized the measure: SB 3 would allow patients with qualifying conditions to use and safely access medical cannabis with their physicians' recommendations.
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Organizing is about creating the conditions to change what's possible, confronting and subverting the dominant narratives about race and class, and forcing that political will which doesn't currently exist.
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For a game made in those conditions to win an award at one of the largest and most ostentatious events in the games industry is nothing less than groundbreaking.
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"It's true that after a while management asks, can we take advantage of these financing conditions to make acquisitions or investments, hence the upturn in M&A," he said.
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Unusually, the rise is not in terms of patient numbers, which have in fact fallen, but by people living longer with greater numbers of increasingly complex conditions to manage.
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S. trade war has shaken confidence in financial markets, riskier assets have been given a boost on signs policy makers are prepared to ease monetary conditions to support growth.
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"Because she had shown the ability to succeed and demonstrated an appetite for success, we believed probation with appropriate conditions to help her was the right decision," he added.
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Putin said Erdogan's letter this week, which expressed regret over Turkey's downing of a Russian warplane last year, had created conditions to close "the crisis chapter" in bilateral relations.
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BT wants the government and Ofcom to create market conditions to underpin repayment on any new investment over 20 or 30 years, including setting a clear direction on pricing.
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"If we can achieve ceasefires in zones of stabilization in Syria, then I believe - we hope we will have the conditions to begin a useful political process," Tillerson said.
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Moscow and Damascus have accused Washington of holding the people of Rukban hostage and Russia has even compared its conditions to the concentration camps of the second world war.
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The Trump administration proposal would also force states, wholesalers and pharmacists to include conditions to ensure importing drugs doesn't pose an additional risk to the public's health and safety.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Six-time Olympian Fehaid Aldeehani battled wet and blustery conditions to win the gold medal in the men's double trap event on Wednesday.
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Back in February, the company was told to change its users terms and conditions to recently updated EU standards, but it has yet to do so, the report says.
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There are a couple of things to remember before signing up: Apple isn't affiliated with this giveaway and, like any other sweepstakes, there are terms and conditions to read.
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Details: As a cold front moved in to the Midwest Sunday, the NWS warned people on the East Coast to expect sweltering conditions to continue until Monday or Tuesday.
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"Truckers are parked at many points, apparently awaiting orders or better conditions to continue their journeys," said Sopesp, an association representing port operators at Santos, the country's busiest port.
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A stubborn high-pressure ridge has been parked over the Plains, bringing heat and drought conditions to the Western Corn Belt, with the worst of it in the Dakotas.
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Two teams agree to include a draft pick in a trade, and then come up with one or more conditions to determine what kind of pick it will be.
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Beijing frequently features near the top of the list of China's most polluted cities as emissions from vehicles and heavy industry combine with weather conditions to raise smog levels.
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That's a lot of perfect conditions to hit, which throws the magnetar hypothesis into doubt, not just in the case of ASASSN-15lh, but potentially for all superluminous supernova.
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Under a rule the NLRB proposed in September, companies would have to possess direct control over working conditions to be considered the joint employer of franchise or contract workers.
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Both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect business conditions to worsen further in the three months ahead, the survey showed, suggesting the hit from simmering trade tensions could broaden.
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The FSDC said overall financial operations were stable, and the Chinese economy was resilient with many "favorable conditions" to fend off major and external risks, without detailing the conditions.
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Mario Centeno said measures such as the shortening of the working week for civil servants will be implemented under "very strict conditions" to minimize the cost to public finances.
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"We don't know when we resume exports of pork, but we are discussing with the countries we export pork products to about conditions to restart," the ministry official said.
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The company issued a profit warning on Monday and said it expect conditions to remain challenging in 2019 with increased competition stemming from the National Broadband Network roll-out.
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Too often, he said, big mining companies hold onto and renew mining rights while they wait for market conditions to improve, blocking access to smaller companies from making findings.
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In Ponchatoula, LA, Marie Beechy was scanning the comments section of a Humans Of New York post about the plight of refugee families braving dangerous conditions to escape war.
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Ilva has set up favourable conditions to attract bidders, laying off 4,000 staff, and obtaining a 1.1 billion euro ($1.23 billion) bridge loan to finance an environmental clean-up.
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Millions more braved long distances and dangerous conditions to get to classrooms whose teacher never arrived, or where there were no textbooks or other materials to help them learn.
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Association is not causation, though, and the opposite might be the case: it might be easier for people without those health conditions to keep up with a running habit.
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Chinese policymakers are pumping more liquidity into the financial system, and Beijing looks set to further loosen monetary conditions to mitigate threats to growth from a heated Sino-U.
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A breakthrough in his work came in 1887, with the development of magnesium flash powder, allowing him to bring poor New Yorkers' dark and harsh living conditions to light.
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On Tuesday, the federation said that 17 entered rowers and two of the coxes did not meet conditions to take part but six Russian rowers were cleared for Rio.
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In France, Emmanuel Macron is keen to amend the so-called posted workers directive, which allows employers temporarily to provide migrants with different pay and conditions to domestic ones.
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"The government plans to make the minimally redacted report available under the same conditions to the members and limited staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence," it states.
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Last month, the state used the Wireless Emergency Alert system to deliver warnings about red-flag fire conditions to residents in seven Southern California counties, reaching 12 million devices.
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Dorian is expected to bring tropical storm conditions to parts of southeast Massachusetts on Friday night or early Saturday, then to parts of the Maine coast on Saturday afternoon.
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There are conditions to be met, of course: You must move into a town in the province with fewer than 27,19003 residents and pledge to open a business there.
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In the US, states that have right-to-carry (RTC) gun laws allow anyone who can own a gun and meet necessary conditions to get a concealed-carry permit.
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USC project scientist Ana Wegner said the team's challenge was to find the right growing conditions to move the seaweed crops from the lab to large outdoor aquaculture tanks.
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The legislation allows patients with life-threatening conditions to ask drugmakers for medicines that have cleared some testing but still haven't been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The appellate judge said the carrier had failed to meet one of the conditions to keep the planes: That it resume and keep up with its regular monthly payments.
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Some, for instance, have said they would not want the balance sheet policies, which might tighten financial conditions, to work at cross-purposes with the more cautious rate policy.
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"The President of the Republic has agreed with his Iranian counterpart to explore by July 15 conditions to resume dialogue between the parties," Macron's office said in a statement.
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" Piñeros says she would try to implement regulation if elected: "These places should be given the specifics to improve their health conditions, to be safe for workers and clients.
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To assess the possibility of future space-born babies, scientists exposed frozen human sperm samples to microgravity conditions to see if a space-like environment negatively impacted their viability.
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But regulators also attached certain "behavioral" conditions to restrain the combined company from engaging in the type of anticompetitive practices that prosecutors fear from AT&T and Time Warner.
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In that case, the Justice Department and Federal Communications Commission attached several conditions to Comcast's business practices, including promises that Comcast would not withhold content from rival streaming services.
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Most, including Ms. Yellen, regard slow inflation as somewhat mysterious but not a cause for great concern because they expect tightening labor market conditions to eventually drive up prices.
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Rodrigo Maia, the speaker of the lower house of Congress, said on Tuesday that reform is urgent, but cautioned that the conditions to pass it were still far off.
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The Indonesian rupiah jumped 0.7% after its central bank said it was monitoring global financial conditions to assess room for a rate cut, but left key interest rates unchanged.
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Without the program, children from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras would have had to travel through dangerous conditions to reach the United States border and apply for refugee status.
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SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SAS said on March 15 it would temporarily halt most of its traffic starting from March 16 "until there are yet again conditions to conduct commercial aviation".
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In the US, the CDC is recommending people over the age of 60 and those with underlying conditions to stock up on food and medication, and avoid venturing out.
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Basic economic theory would suggest that it would be more appropriate, under these economic conditions, to try to create a budget surplus and pay down the long-term deficit.
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They are, however, likely to attach conditions to any delay to make sure that it does not cause several further months of wrangling without resolution in the British parliament.
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That means it can wait a bit to try to optimize recovery conditions to hopefully improve its chances of having a good fairing recovery, with better conditions at sea.
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Noting the abundance of private capital — there is $12 trillion invested at negative interest rates — he recommended that government create conditions to encourage private investment to offset global warming.
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Significantly (and appropriately) — unlike many merger reviews in the past — the commission will not impose conditions to remedy pre-existing harms or harms that are unrelated to the transaction.
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The suspension also comes at a time when Amazon has extended an open invitation to US lawmakers critical of its working conditions to tour one of its warehouse facilities.
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In the case of fast-food franchises, the parent company would probably have to directly determine scheduling practices, and perhaps other working conditions, to be considered a joint employer.
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"In the light of these shortfalls, the EBA encourages European resolution groups to take advantage of the current positive market conditions to issue and build up resources," EBA said.
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In a departure from current law, the bill would allow insurers, under certain conditions, to offer health plans that did not comply with standards in the Affordable Care Act.
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The BOJ's tankan last month showed business confidence held steady from three months ago, but companies expect conditions to worsen three months ahead, a sign that the Sino-U.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Already besieged by one of the worst wildfire seasons in Australian history, evacuees and those staying put on Friday braced for conditions to grow even more dire.
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Since 236, the Fed has raised rates five times, including twice this year, as part of its plan to return conditions to normal after the decade of easy money.
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I have put in enough hours in enough conditions to say that this is a beta product, and Google should have labeled it as such and launched it differently.
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Meanwhile, his doggie co-worker was 12, and covered more than twice as many miles under much harsher conditions to pass off the serum to Balto and his team.
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He even likened the current market conditions to the dot-com bubble, when internet stocks rose and eventually collapsed, shedding nearly 80% of value within seven months in 2000.
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But the 29-year-old also found the tranquil conditions to her liking and carded a blemish-free 763 to move to 17 under on the becalmed Scottish links.
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Enbridge is trying to take advantage of favorable selling conditions to rid itself of unwanted units and pay down its C$23 billion long-term debt, the people said.
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As new generations entered the workforce, and "work/life balance" became part of the cultural vernacular, people were more likely to voice their discontent -- or expect conditions to change.
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The uncertainty extends to the market itself, which has steadily grown year after year as consumers took advantage of easy credit and better economic conditions to replace aging vehicles.
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"All localities should work creatively according to local conditions ... to keep economic growth in a reasonable range," Li said, according to a release on the Chinese government's official website.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES Volunteers wade through the flood Before foreign aid could reach the islands, local volunteers were on the scene and braving the harsh conditions to save others.
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Companies attributed the downbeat conditions to "a lack of clarity in relation to Brexit, alongside a fresh injection of business uncertainty from the forthcoming general election," per the survey.
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Charles Howell III and Ollie Schniederjans each shot eight-under 63 in perfect morning conditions to share the first-round lead in the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill.
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"The market can handle a little strength in the dollar but not if it starts to impact other areas that cause financial conditions to tighten," said Sonders of Charlies Schwab.
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Winter Storm Inga has been bringing frigid temperatures and blizzard conditions to several states in the U.S. since it began earlier this week — and it's showing no signs of stopping.
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Much like their arch nemesis, the postman, dogs will trudge through all sorts of conditions to complete a task, even if that task is just completing a round of fetch.
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A bill addressing the conditions to end the dispute cleared its first legislative hurdle on Tuesday when an Argentine Congressional committee sent the measure to the full house of representatives.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang also said that the government was looking to establish conditions to help it meet its economic targets for the year, Reuters reported, citing Chinese state television.
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In May last year Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, insisted that Iran cease all enrichment as one of a dozen conditions to be laid down for a new deal.
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"Everything is on track, there isn't a short-term liquidity risk, most companies are taking advantage of exceptional market conditions to refinance or to finance acquisitions with debt," Leglise said.
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Furthermore, we expect abnormal weather conditions to continue creating additional market disturbances, as this may lead retailers to continuously undertake deep discounting to keep their inventories at a reasonable level.
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But if it does develop, a moderate to strong La Nina would bring a colder winter to the northern United States and Canada and milder conditions to the southern states.
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From voters' point of view, the goal should be to gather the serious contenders at the same time, in the same place, under the same conditions, to facilitate meaningful comparisons.
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But I was lucky to be safe, and rescued, by an incredible crew, cast, producers ... we struggled for so many months ... in very difficult conditions to make this film happen.
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His death sentence will be dropped and he will be moved from Parchman prison — a prison notorious for its poor conditions — to a county jail near Winona, according to APM.
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The ongoing back-and-forth on this case could also catapult the fight over the ACA and protections for those with preexisting conditions to the forefront of the 2020 election.
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The FDA has called for the legal status of marijuana "constituents," such as cannabidiol, an extract used to treat epilepsy and other conditions, to be reviewed separately in the future.
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Buttigieg wants to require health insurance companies to provide mental health and addiction treatment on an equal footing with other physical conditions, to reduce deaths from drugs, alcohol and suicide.
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With this in mind, NASA is currently preparing for a wide range of landing scenarios, from extreme weather conditions to failed parachute deployment, before sending humans into space with Orion.
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USAID chief Mark Green had met with Sudanese authorities this week as part of a fact-finding mission to assess whether Khartoum was meeting conditions to lift sanctions on Sudan.
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However, hopes of a deal were muddied by a report on Thursday saying Xi would give Trump a set of conditions to be met by Washington before reaching any settlement.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT Fitch has maintained the negative outlook on Sri Lanka's banking sector, as we expect challenging operating conditions to persist into 2018.
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The Competition Commission, which has a mandate to protect employment as well as promote competition, in September recommended that the takeover be approved but imposed conditions to limit job losses.
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But hydrogen fuel doesn't occur naturally on Earth, requiring stellar-like conditions to split water into its two components, hydrogen and oxygen—but you undoubtedly remembered that from chemistry class.
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Half of CEOs said that current business conditions were worse than six months prior, and the same proportion (49 percent) expected conditions to deteriorate further over the next six months.
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