It's also the bank that actually conducts the open market operations through which the Fed conducts monetary policy.
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And for one night only, Itzhak Perlman plays (and conducts) Beethoven's two romances for violin and orchestra, and conducts Brahms's Fourth Symphony.
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And for one night only, Itzhak Perlman plays (and conducts) Beethoven's two romances for violin and orchestra, and conducts Brahms's Fourth Symphony (Tuesday at 7:163 p.m.).
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Graphene's capabilities are staggering — it is essentially 23D, flexible, 200 times stronger than steel, conducts heat 10 times better than copper and conducts electricity 250 times better than silicon.
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A Pew Research Center poll finds one-quarter of respondents have mixed feelings about the way Trump conducts himself and 6900 percent don't like the way the president conducts himself.
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"Burgers, Beers & Brahms," Kazem Abdullah conducts the Westchester Philharmonic.
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She conducts research, analyzes and helps develop policy on Medicare issues for the health subcommittee of ways and means; he provides policy recommendations and advice, and conducts agency oversight, for the intelligence committee.
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He now conducts government affairs for a nonprofit advocacy organization.
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Marie Curie conducts experiments on radioactivity in her laboratory, 18603.
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David Kim, Philadelphia Orchestra's concertmaster, conducts Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto. Jan.
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Apple has objected strongly to how Qualcomm conducts this business.
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It also identifies vulnerable worker populations and conducts targeted training.
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The FBI typically conducts background checks for federal court nominees.
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The military also conducts those tests under highly controlled conditions.
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The ranger also helps visitors locate graves and conducts research.
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It also conducts regular staff audits, much as banks do.
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AIG conducts quarterly reviews of reserves for its various lines.
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China has repeatedly denied U.S. allegations it conducts cyber attacks.
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The United States conducts about 75 percent of all strikes.
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That's because it conducts its loophole primary in two parts.
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Grindstone conducts opposition research for political candidates and interest groups.
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PURCHASE "Burgers, Beers & Brahms," Kazem Abdullah conducts the Westchester Philharmonic.
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What kind of investigation is triggered and who conducts it?
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Britain's exchange scheme conducts an algorithmic search for matches quarterly.
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Why subject yourself to someone who conducts themselves like that?
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The United States also conducts several layers of security screening.
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How the FBI conducts terrorism investigations has been hotly debated.
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He's not the only auditor who conducts such problematic reviews.
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Taylor goes off and conducts his tasks in real time.
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Cylance is an antivirus firm that also conducts threat research.
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Sebastian Weigle, who led a crystalline "Fidelio" this month, conducts.
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Before hiring someone, Convergys conducts an extensive criminal background check.
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Alan Gilbert conducts Beethoven, Mahler, Dvorak, Gershwin, Berlioz and more.
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She owns multiple businesses, conducts interviews with publications, and more.
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At the extreme, it's a slow and expensive process: think of all the safety testing Boeing conducts on its new aircraft, or any pharmaceutical company conducts before releasing a new drug in the market.
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The soprano Susanna Phillips remains a spirited Musetta; Dan Ettinger conducts.
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Rotblut conducts an on-going analysis of the benefits of rebalancing.
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The online polling company conducts around 6,000 online surveys a month.
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That's because Goldman Sachs' compliance department conducts surveillance of employees' email.
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Others, including Ipsos, which conducts surveys for Reuters, employ online questionnaires.
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Jaap van Zweden conducts those, with Janine Jansen as the soloist.
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Go deeper: Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic conducts historic 2nd test flight
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It is not just Russia that conducts IO against other countries.
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She is a TV journalist who conducts interviews on voice recorders.
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The Cohen hearing showed what happens when Congress conducts actual oversight.
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ENGLEWOOD New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Jacques Lacombe conducts Ravel and Rachmaninoff.
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PURCHASE "Burgers, Beers and Brahms," Kazem Abdullah conducts the Westchester Philharmonic.
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Billionaires don't like Trump, his policies or how he conducts himself.
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Gil Rose conducts, with the singers Sarah Shafer and Kirstin Chavez.
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Mr. Aucoin conducts the Manhattan School of Music Orchestra and Chorus.
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The 18-person company conducts market research for large tech firms.
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Aside from practice and administration, she also conducts research and teaches.
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Trump himself conducts it all with his all-powerful Twitter feed.
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The cells build a protein sleeve around themselves that conducts electricity.
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The F.B.I. conducts two types of inquiries, criminal and counterintelligence investigations.
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But he conducts his research, unanaesthetized, on enslaved African-American women.
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NASA also conducts careful inspections of facilities, manufacturing, and all that.
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Then, he conducts pretrial preparation for his next case beginning Tuesday.
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The early music specialist Giovanni Antonini conducts the Orchestra La Scintilla.
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The livestream also offered a glimpse into how Trump conducts business.
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He conducts research on the United States economy and emerging markets.
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James Meena conducts a production designed and directed by Ivan Stefanutti.
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That committee conducts an investigation and draws up articles of impeachment.
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Martinez conducts research for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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Oregon, which awards 28 delegates, conducts its voting through the mail.
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There is a reason the F.B.I. conducts its investigations in secret.
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The organization conducts mission trips in 22016 countries, according to Piroch.
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This is how Trump conducts his presidency, often in plain sight.
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Steven Xia, the lab's PhD research assistant, conducts a roadside test.
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The group already conducts street patrols throughout the town of 2,000.
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A judge ordered the F.B.I. to change how it conducts wiretaps.
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An adjacent spectrometer then sucks in the aerosol and conducts an analysis.
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It conducts more military exercises with America than with any other country.
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It conducts cross-market surveillance and has surveillance agreements with 18 exchanges.
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It conducts influential research on economics and the workings of the markets.
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The Revolutionary Guard includes the Quds division, which conducts clandestine operations abroad.
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The Senate effectively becomes a court when it conducts an impeachment trial.
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Presumably, Uber does as the company conducts background checks on its drivers.
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She conducts herself that way and she expects that of everyone else.
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Unbeknown to most fans, the VAR actually conducts two types of decision.
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He'll reportedly stay that way while the department conducts an internal investigation.
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He's brilliant, but conducts himself like he needs adult supervision, you know.
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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly conducts a spacewalk outside the International Space Station.
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Perch also conducts the closing on both homes in the same day.
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It also conducts mandatory hazing prevention programs for members of Greek life.
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Lukambo conducts investigations, seeking to defend Virunga from its range of assailants.
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Jacques Lacombe conducts Ravel and Rachmaninoff, presented by New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.
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Tech billionaire Mark Cuban says he conducts business almost exclusively via email.
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Instead, it conducts investigation when it receives complaints about lawmakers or staffers.
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OZM conducts substantially all of its business through the operating group entities.
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The T.S.A. regularly conducts screening tests, attempting to bring contraband through checkpoints.
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The State Department conducts a random lottery to pick these lottery winners.
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Every few years, the Commonwealth Fund conducts an international survey of patients.
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On the side, he jokes, he conducts research on cord blood transplants.
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The Alliance conducts comprehensive, national research to compile essential data on homelessness.
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The council conducts an annual review of firms that have been designated.
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The Department of Agriculture conducts a Census of Agriculture every five years.
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The way the system works ... the judge conducts interviews outside the courtroom.
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The group Gotham Whale conducts scientific monitoring and offers whale-watching tours.
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Internal Affairs routinely conducts integrity tests in search of corruption, he said.
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Bluff and voluble, he conducts Skype calls with Mr. Fogel while shirtless.
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Andrew Manze conducts, with the bass Knut Erik Sundquist also on hand.
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After stocking the refrigerator and cabinet, she conducts a last-minute inspection.
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PUST conducts classes in English and many of its lecturers are foreigners.
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This must be fully investigated as the Senate conducts the impeachment trial.
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This is the hour during which Spicer almost always conducts his briefings.
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One of them literally conducts a campaign of genocide from a yacht.
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Dylan Sauerwald conducts the orchestra on Saturday and Sunday; Brittany Goodwin directs.
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Spontaneous reconnection only happens in situations where plasma weakly conducts electrical current.
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USGS conducts research and monitoring in areas like biology, earthquakes and hydrology.
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Gianandrea Noseda conducts; the production is by David McVicar, a Met standby.
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Meanwhile, ICE conducts immigration raids in non-border parts of the country.
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The stage director Jan Lauwers leads the production while William Christie conducts.
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François-Xavier Roth conducts the Vienna Symphony in this performance from October.
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The ANC's NWC conducts the day-to-day running of the party.
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Hence, Fitch conducts sensitivity analysis by stressing a transaction's initial base-case assumptions.
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That, in turn, can make lightning strikes more deadly because water conducts electricity.
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It's a summary of an interview an FBI agent conducts with a subject.
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I do not endorse the way the company conducts itself when initiating calls.
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Ms Jayalalithaa's deputy conducts every meeting beneath a massive portrait of his boss.
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The national government conducts a census, too; the most recent was in 2010.
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US aircraft regularly conducts missions in northern Syria, where it is battling ISIS.
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As the human body is made mostly of water, it conducts electricity well.
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It all depends, the senator said, on how Trump "conducts himself" going forward.
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When Mattis conducts a press conference, he usually has someone by his side.
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The FDA conducts routine compliance checks to ensure the rules are being followed.
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The ministry regularly conducts these auctions in an attempt to enhance market liquidity.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan conducts a ceremonial swearing in of Rep.
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The Bank of Canada for example conducts such a review every five years.
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Her business is illegal, but she conducts it openly in a crowded square.
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It conducts such operations directly in Iraq and Syria and through franchises elsewhere.
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Professor Hoodfar conducts research into the role of women in the Middle East.
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Conrad Tao plays the piano; the excellent Karina Canellakis conducts a chamber ensemble.
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"There's a certain kind of mysticism to the way he conducts," she said.
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Cast iron cookware conducts and retains heat exceptionally well to cook food evenly.
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The US also conducts similar flights off the coast of China and Russia.
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But when the news media conducts these surveys, the questions are often vague.
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Ms. Darden has an office behind her house where she conducts her sessions.
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Additionally, the real Exchange never conducts private transactions or posts on resale websites.
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His team conducts research on sectors most impacted by government actions and policies.
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Competitor Lyft conducts a "welcome ride" with a mentor to provide extra screening.
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Asher Fisch conducts the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and the New York Choral Society.
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Pierre Vallet conducts productions by James Robinson in the first of three performances.
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The EPA conducts much of its own research, and collects its own data.
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"Woman Conducts 'Music Man' Today," The New York Times announced in a headline.
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When Ronald Braunstein conducts an orchestra, there's no sign of his bipolar disorder.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi has since vowed to change the way the company conducts itself.
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Mostly, Ms. Barks conducts herself like a peppy, tomboyish cutup from a sitcom.
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Huawei already conducts its own internal development and will likely accelerate the process.
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The Massenet specialist Patrick Fournillier conducts, while Hugo de Ana presides over staging.
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He conducts a passionate affair with a piano teacher named Estella (Sienna Miller).
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Selzer & Co., which conducts the poll, is recognized for its excellence in polling.
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Louis Langrée conducts these Tuesday and Wednesday performances, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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Thanks to the unique way Insider conducts its polls, we can test that.
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Those feelings, she notes, have grown more pronounced with every study she conducts.
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It also conducts assigned background investigations of certain federal employees and judicial nominees.
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The New York Fed, which conducts the operations, preannounced Thursdays' operation Wednesday afternoon.
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Counterintelligence cases are among the most difficult, time-consuming inquiries the F.B.I. conducts.
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The state conducts an electronic recount when the margin falls below 0.5 percent.
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Everyone who conducts a clinical trial should report their results, whatever the outcome.
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One example is a superconductor, which at low temperatures conducts electricity without resistance.
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Freemuse conducts its own independent research based on various sources to determine the motive.
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Abercrombie does have a relative advantage in the amount of business it conducts online.
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Founded in 2011, SALT conducts interdisciplinary research projects, public programs, exhibitions, performances, and workshops.
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Google already conducts "automatic processing of emails" to weed out spam and phishing scams.
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Snellgrove has voluntarily surrendered his controlled substances certification while the board conducts its investigation.
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"The campaign is reflective of the candidate and how he conducts himself," Duffy said.
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His medical examiner's office conducts more death investigations than any other in North America.
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He commands the Presidential Guard, which defends the royal family and conducts special operations.
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But that campaign already serves as a template for how the party conducts itself.
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Stumpf will also forgo his salary while the board conducts investigation into the matter.
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Following the incident, Bancor has taken its exchange offline while it conducts an investigation.
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This happens any time a company conducts its own investigation into a controversial issue.
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"These are studies one conducts further down the line towards antibiotic development," he says.
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How to Win in Business Harriet Green conducts an awful lot of job interviews.
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Like many businesses, the White House HR department conducts exit interviews with departing employees.
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Eighty-nine percent of Democrats say they don't like the way Trump conducts himself.
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The United States regularly conducts freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
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It conducts espionage ("stealing secrets") and covert action (secretly effecting the course of history).
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Dramatic and immediate changes in the way America conducts foreign policy must be made.
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The lieutenant commander was part of a unit that conducts airborne anti-submarine intelligence.
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Daniel Hyde conducts; Ellie Dehn, Thomas Cooley and Craig Phillips are the vocal soloists.
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Buolamwini founded the Algorithmic Justice League, which conducts research and advocacy on AI bias.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) conducts diversity and inclusion training, among others, with the help of VR.
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And Valery Gergiev conducts the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America.
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Thanks to the unique way Insider conducts its polls, we can test exactly that.
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" He said the agency does not "conduct raids," it conducts a "target enforcement operation.
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Once you open the clamshell vanity, Sebastian pops up and conducts a joyful tune.
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Thursday night, by reclining on the couch as Gustavo Dudamel conducts the season opener.
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"We're not going to let the President choose who conducts this investigation," he said.
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The United States regularly conducts Freedom of Navigation Operations close to China's artificial bases.
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Schumer conducts her "Goes Deep" segment with Brina Milikowsky, the organization's chief strategy officer.
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Manning's husband scrambled to shield holdings from the five-year sweep that Medicaid conducts.
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In Germany, for example, the legislature conducts the appointment process in a bipartisan fashion.
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Craig Irvin and Elizabeth Baldwin take on the murderous lead couple; Sean Kelly conducts.
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Paul Peers, the librettist, also directs; Tina Mitchell sings the lead; David Bloom conducts.
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Grant Gershon conducts a cast that includes Julia Bullock, Davóne Tines and J'Nai Bridges.
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"It's about how Biden conducts himself," Addisu Demissie, the former campaign manager for Sen.
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On his styropyro YouTube channel, Anthony conducts experiments with powerful lasers and chemical reactions.
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The National Security Agency, which conducts electronic surveillance, had a moderate degree of confidence.
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When Dudamel conducts an orchestra these days, he feels a ghost at his shoulder.
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It also conducts regular surveys of attitudes and puts out a vaccine confidence index.
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Like Bugs Bunny conducting an orchestra, Mr. Trump conducts many of his statements too.
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Cray has 1,300 employees and conducts most of its manufacturing in Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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Rebecca Tulloch, who conducts historical presentations at schools and libraries, founded the new league.
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Since water carries and conducts heat, the land thaws more and then sinks more.
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The firm conducts an independent survey of more than 3,300 Chinese businesses every quarter.
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The firm conducts an independent survey of more than 210,300 Chinese businesses every quarter.
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But unfortunately they get entangled because of the way the Fed conducts monetary policy.
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The department conducts less intensive weekly "cyberhygiene" scans of election systems in 33 states.
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He conducts Strauss's "Symphonia domestica" and the U.S. premiere of Jörg Widmann's "Babylon" Suite.
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The spokesperson, Gina Scigliano, said Google "conducts a thorough background check" before employment decisions.
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NBA China, which conducts the league's business in the country, was launched in 2008.
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A. We're a nonpartisan nonprofit that conducts research to address social and economic issues.
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The organization conducts an annual safety survey, with the latest one published last year.
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The organization conducts surveys to figure out what kinds of books are most desired.
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Because the ABA conducts an objective, nonpartisan assessment of a candidate's background and qualifications.
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He teaches and conducts research on farm and trade policy of the United States.
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Uber also revamped its background check policy, and now conducts annual checks on drivers.
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And there will be experiments — as when he conducts Renée Fleming in Björk songs.
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This history of the brokerage house turned failed investment giant conducts its last transactions.
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Fundamentally, the Fed conducts monetary policy by creating money and buying stuff with it.
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North Korea conducts "successful" ballistic missile test North Korea conducts "successful" ballistic missile test An emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council will be held Monday after North Korea fired a ballistic missile it claims is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
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If Pew conducts this survey again in 2020, perhaps nothing will have changed then either.
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Whenever conservation ecologist Joe Roman conducts fieldwork in Cuba, he's in awe of the place.
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While the huge glass rear window does provide more space, it also conducts more heat.
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The Fed Board itself sets the interest the Fed pays banks and conducts bank oversight.
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A teacher conducts a class at the Bridge International Academies in Kampala, Uganda, on Nov.
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Its National Intelligence Service, which conducts initial screening of North Korean defectors, declined to comment.
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Relationships early on are formative and can shape how a person conducts their professional business.
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The next goal is to provide truly virtual surgery, where the viewer conducts the operation.
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Congress conducts its business primarily in committee hearings and floor proceedings developed 85033 years ago.
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As part of its Earth studies, NASA also conducts extensive research into global climate change.
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Salt water conducts electricity and the jet creates a similar shape to a normal antenna.
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AIS also conducts relief efforts in areas hard hit by the annual floods in Thailand.
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" Records in UK business database Companies House says Linchpin conducts "business and domestic software development.
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The ministry regularly conducts such sales in an attempt to provide the market with liquidity.
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While the Department of Investigation generally conducts such inquiries, it is conflicted in this instance.
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Trump rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
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The ministry regularly conducts such sales as it seeks to provide the market with liquidity.
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Gowdy said on CNN he would also ask the FBI how it conducts background checks.
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But the way Spicer conducts himself when confronted with those challenges is entirely on him.
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In addition, the military routinely conducts exercises testing all levels of the chain of command.
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Facebook is becoming more forthcoming on other internal practices and how it conducts user research.
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Analysts said the deal could help create liquidity for Savola in case it conducts acquisitions.
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The company also conducts its own research — partly as a way to attract new business.
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The production will be directed by Krzysztof Warlikowski; Franz Welser-Möst conducts the Vienna Philharmonic.
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The way the Fed conducts stress tests should be clearer and more consistent, Dimon said.
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In any case, we'll definitely be looking out for any interviews Hutt conducts with Hilary.
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VALERY GERGIEV CONDUCTS THE NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2 p.m.
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The Senate Budget Committee conducts a mark up of the fiscal 2018 budget on Thursday.
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A new Pew Research survey finds that 58% of Americans dislike how Trump conducts himself.
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The FBI often conducts arrests at odd hours, so as to prevent a flight risk.
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The unit conducts surveillance patrols and reports anything unusual to other branches of the military.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.) laid into efforts to question how the central bank conducts policy.
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Mr. Pollock conducts several compelling interviews and has good ears and eyes for revealing juxtapositions.
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How the church conducts gatherings, however, has drawn scrutiny as a spreader of the disease.
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Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center employs about 17,000 people and conducts hundreds of clinical trials.
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In one moment, he conducts members of a string quartet as they play long tones.
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William Christie, stylish in everything he conducts, leads Les Arts Florissants in Haydn's great oratorio.
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It regulates products and markets, conducts international trade negotiations, and has a nascent diplomatic service.
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ET.Washington, which allocates 89 pledged delegates to the convention, conducts its elections entirely by mail.
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Washington also conducts its primary on Tuesday, though voting in that contest occurs by mail.
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Leon Botstein conducts the Orchestra Now, in a production designed and directed by Doug Fitch.
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Because Washington is one of a handful of states that conducts elections entirely by mail.
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But punishment for its own sake is not how the United States traditionally conducts diplomacy.
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Daniela Candillari conducts a program of five chamber works, including "Gliding Wings," receiving its premiere.
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Andris Nelsons conducts everything at a high quality, but he's a First and Third man.
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Schlosberg went to graduate school with a woman who conducts a prison chorus in Minnesota.
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He gives Pompeo guidance on foreign policy and conducts special assignments as directed by Pompeo.
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The firm's holiday analysis is based on weekly quantitative surveys the company conducts with retailers.
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August 18 - The US military conducts a flight test of a ground-launched cruise missile.
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Columbia University's ElderSmile, for example, conducts monthly screenings in senior centers in low-income neighborhoods.
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For grades nine through 12, the admissions office conducts a private conversation with the student.
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If so, who conducts it and how are decisions made about if anything is withheld?
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Imagine the following situation: The House of Representatives conducts an impeachment investigation into the president.
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From there, his team conducts preliminary trademark research on a subset of brand name candidates.
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The group, AMOQA, conducts research and promotion of arts and studies on sexuality and gender.
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What follows is even more surreal: Oz conducts a made-for-TV physical of Trump.
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In order to master their gene-editing techniques, though, BrightBorn conducts tests on surrogate mothers.
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"I think Harry would love the way Serena conducts herself," Hogg Botsman said in an email.
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"Thomas Cromwell: a Life" conducts an extended dialogue both with Ms Mantel's novels and Elton's scholarship.
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The FATF is a global body that conducts regular evaluations of countries' anti-money laundering standards.
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"We're raising the standard of conducts for broker-dealers," Clayton said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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He then served three years as chairman of South Centre, which conducts research for developing nations.
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It has the option of buying a majority stake in Chase after it conducts due diligence.
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How else to explain why Trump still conducts exclusive interviews with the "failing" New York Times?
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The result is a clever kit that makes a controller of literally anything that conducts electricity.
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January 29: Iran conducts a ballistic missile test, the first such test since Trump took office.
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They will join with representatives from the Trimbos Institute, which conducts research into the same issues.
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Or perhaps, what have you learned not to do from observing how your manager conducts reviews?
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Each semester, a visiting professor teaches the Graduate Seminar course and conducts bi-weekly individual critiques.
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As Russia conducts larger snap exercises, often without proper notification, such monitoring has grown in importance.
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Mr. Noseda conducts this often-criticized score as if every moment of the music matters deeply.
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The OSTP coordinates science policy across the federal government and conducts outreach to the private sector.
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But when he conducts his band, his calm, carefully measured, sad-sack comic demeanor drops away.
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Nobile conducts photoshoots for dating app profiles, holds sexting consultations, and "ghost banters" with clients' matches.
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Based in Philadelphia, he conducts his product development with Sunderland and his team at Philadelphia University.
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Mr. Rose conducts with modesty and clarity, achieving the canny trick of seeming to avoid interpretation.
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The BOJ acts as a secretariat of the council, which conducts surveys and financial education programs.
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When Tiffany Hall conducts tastings for her Empower Cocktails Cosmopolitans she's often asked the same question.
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But graphene conducts electricity, which means that hair coated in it doesn't build up a charge.
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Civis conducts polling online; the question asked here reached 921 likely voters on Wednesday, February 28.
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Colorado The election is fully underway in Colorado, which conducts its elections almost entirely by mail.
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She can't talk about it, other than to say she plays a journalist who conducts interviews.
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Facebook says it also conducts broad audits in some cases to ensure developers don't misuse data.
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The guns were found at 249 of the nation's 440 airports where TSA conducts the screening.
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Each semester, a visiting artist teaches the Graduate Seminar course and conducts bi-weekly individual critiques.
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But he has adamantly denied charges his company conducts espionage on behalf of the Russian government.
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Care24 conducts background checks on certified nurses, physiotherapists, and attendants before adding them to its platform.
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Every month, Bank of America Merrill Lynch conducts a survey of roughly 200 global fund managers.
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Every state elections division conducts canvasses of results in the weeks and months after an election.
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Afghanistan has in the past provided support to the Pakistani Taliban, which conducts attacks in Pakistan.
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CHAPPAQUA Michael Shapiro conducts the violinist Sakurako Saimaru and the Chappaqua Orchestra in Beethoven and Mendelssohn.
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The military now conducts them at a smaller scale level and no longer makes them public.
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Twilio conducts mass messaging campaigns for clients and earns more revenue the more messages it sends.
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Several states require health department licensing of the labs, but only New York conducts routine inspections.
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As a value investor, Link conducts research into a company's fundamentals to determine its intrinsic value.
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Australia's relations with China will be influenced significantly by how America conducts itself in the region.
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The New York Times Magazine conducts an online survey of more than 4,000 subscribers every week.
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It conducts orbital missions for commercial satellite companies as well as NASA and the US military.
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The very definition of a democratic country is one that conducts free, fair and open elections.
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There have been growing calls, particularly among Republicans, to overhaul how the Fed conducts monetary policy.
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He conducts a brief interview with one of the girls, as others are grouped behind them.
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Oil conducts heat, and will prevent the slices from sticking together, allowing hot air to circulate.
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Ms. Lohman conducts her experiments in her kitchen, which takes up about half of her apartment.
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" On this occasion, Harry Bicket conducts the tragicomedy "Orlando," based on Ariosto's epic poem "Orlando furioso.
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He conducts much of his research through contacts with human rights activists and others inside Iran.
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Further, Mr. Poroshenko speaks fluent English and regularly conducts interviews with foreign journalists in that language.
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That is mostly down to the rapid shift in how Games Workshop conducts its business now.
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Episode 'DPO' is about a Gen X that conducts lightning and can electrocute people at will.
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Hence, Fitch conducts sensitivity analysis of the ratings by stressing the transaction's initial base-case assumptions.
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The Federal Reserve is facing increasing pressure from lawmakers to change the way it conducts business.
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Under Article 1, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution, the American government conducts a decennial census.
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The federal Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics conducts the study every four years.
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The United Nations peacekeeping regularly conducts operations with the Congolese army to neutralize the Ugandan rebels.
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The earlier version also misspelled the surname of the man who now conducts the company's orchestra.
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Stuart conducts regular inspections and said it uncovered at least a dozen illegal substitutes a month.
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He conducts Haydn's Symphony No. 26000, and leads Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 17 from the keyboard.
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Doctors Without Borders, a medical charity that conducts rescue missions in the Mediterranean Sea, reacted bitterly.
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The administration has cut the staff that conducts clearance interviews overseas and intensified the screening process.
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Mr. Suleman conducts three or four inspections a day, on average, normally working from 9 a.m.
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Dean Williamson conducts the American Modern Ensemble for this production, which is directed by John Hoomes.
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New York Philharmonic This program continues through Tuesday, and Mr. Dudamel conducts the orchestra through Jan.
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And while the IRS often conducts audits based on suspicious activity, some audits are done randomly.
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The Naval Academy conducts physical readiness tests twice a year that includes the plank and pushups.
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Teddy Poll conducts a cast that includes the mezzo-soprano Samantha Hankey in the title role.
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A fitness enthusiast, he often conducts meetings during long walks, occasionally jotting notes on his hand.
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The terrorist group has long opposed the Afghan government and regularly conducts attacks against its forces.
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Lidiya Yankovskaya conducts a production by Emma Griffin, featuring the singers Jennifer Zetlan and Nathan Gunn.
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She chose instead to refer it to the FBI, which conducts background checks on federal nominees.
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If so, how do resource levels affect which missions America pursues and how it conducts them?
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"ICE conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy," the statement said.
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The officers have been suspended while the city's Department of Investigation conducts an inquiry, officials said.
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We can and must counter the many ways in which Putin prepares for and conducts aggression.
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The CCDCOE conducts large-scale cyber defense drills, although it's not technically a NATO operational unit.
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The way the world conducts business and how we live our daily lives is fundamentally changing.
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Price said he would stop taking the jet flights while the inspector general conducts the review.
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NATO regularly conducts large-scale exercises in order to maintain the readiness of its military forces.
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Putin has long criticized the NATO military exercises the U.S. conducts with NATO allies throughout Europe.
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Scott Jackson Wiley conducts a production by Iris Karlin and Nathan Hull with a rotating cast.
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Alongside Bullock, the singers are J'Nai Bridges, Anthony Roth Costanzo and Davóne Tines; Christian Reif conducts.
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The US conducts around 10 missions per day on the continent, or around 3,500 per year.
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Trump has said he will not release his tax returns while the IRS conducts an audit.
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Canada's transportation ministry in Ontario, where Uber conducts testing, also said it was reviewing the accident.
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Because the government rarely conducts labor inspections, Palestinian workers often earn less than the Israeli minimum wage.
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Caption: David Bowie conducts a press conference at the Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam, on February 13, 1974.
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November 15, 2016 - The Secret Service conducts the largest seizure of counterfeit currency in the agency's history.
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She says the agency conducts monthly tests and works with vendors to resolve issues when they arise.
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State and federal legislative district boundaries are reconfigured after the U.S. government conducts a census every decade.
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There, Congress conducts oversight over the nation's most sensitive intelligence programs, from electronic surveillance to covert action.
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When a complaint like this is received by the state attorney, the office conducts its own investigation.
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The SCIF is where the House Intelligence Committee — which is leading the impeachment investigation — conducts its work.
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Given that the UMC conducts about 700 ICSI procedures each year, there is justifiable cause for concern.
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To juggle work and school, Pabari conducts meetings with his team as early as 4:30 a.m.
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And it's giving NASA more flexibility in how it conducts the first few missions of the rocket.
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In conjunction with the nationwide count, the city of San Francisco conducts its own Homeless Count & Survey.
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Yet there are big differences between the way NATO conducts military exercises and the way Russia does.
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And, more practically, law enforcement will need to get a warrant before it conducts a search. [Reuters]
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He's consistently funny, has impeccable timing, conducts flawless interviews and has a very clear point of view.
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The pattern Domestic affairs and geopolitics are carefully considered when the secretive communist state conducts these tests.
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Allen Parker, the bank's general counsel, has taken over as interim CEO as Wells conducts its search.
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His sect claims it has over 5,000 volunteers and conducts more than 40,000 events across the world.
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Aurélie is also a science editorial contributor for Le Point, teaches algorithms in universities and conducts research.
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Schools in Sebring will be closed Monday and Tuesday as the state EPA conducts additional water testings.
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Now, he continues to volunteer at medical centers in New Haven, Connecticut, and conducts independent biology research.
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Democrats running for president need to reinvigorate the Justice Department and the way it conducts its work.
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"The Civil Division of the U.S. Department of Justice conducts hundreds of trials each year," noted Burger.
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Torch conducts extensive 360-degree interviews with the exec, as well as their reports, employees and peers.
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The Southern District of New York conducts some of the highest profile corporate investigations in the country.
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It will also revoke her company's licence to operate one of two laboratories where it conducts tests.
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It also conducts private meetings between residents of Milwaukee's nonwhite neighborhoods and its mostly white police force.
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He said HHS conducts extensive vetting of adults to make sure they're not traffickers masquerading as parents.
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Fabio Luisi conducts a cast that also includes Marina Rebeka as Mathilde and Janai Brugger as Jemmy.
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She conducts with admirable economy and clarity — her beat, her cues — while injecting expressiveness and emotion liberally.
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The mushroom cloud casts a long shadow and completely defined the way the U.S. conducts international relations.
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"The committee regularly conducts oversight of data breaches at financial institutions," Jordan and subcommittee ranking members Reps.
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Robert Carsen sets the action on the eve of World War I; the experienced Sebastian Weigle conducts.
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A spokesman for HMRC declined to give details of what monitoring it conducts on business formation agents.
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Kristi Schaffner, an executive at Microsoft, regularly conducts such exercises there and says they sharpen analytical skills.
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Instead, the group conducts deniable pre-planned terrorist attacks against U.S. and Israeli targets around the world.
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The South Korean drills, which it usually conducts twice a year, are expected to last two days.
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The panel, which conducts most of its work behind closed doors and rarely publicly punishes sitting members.
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Both are active participants in NATO and the operations it conducts as a deterrent to Russian actions.
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Musk has a solution to filling open roles with the best employees: He sometimes conducts interviews himself.
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Russia conducts massive exercises in the Baltic Sea and on the borders of Ukraine and Baltic states.
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Price has said he will stop taking private flights while the agency's inspector general conducts a review.
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Echelon, a Moscow-based company that conducts such reviews for Russia's FSB intelligence service, oversaw the testing.
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NASA conducts research and publishes reports on the Earth's changing climate, monitoring weather patterns with American satellites.
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The development comes as the White House conducts an internal probe into personal email use among staff.
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This is the very center that conducts life-saving research into everything from seatbelts to child abuse.
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Sharpe no longer conducts research into CFS/ME treatments, focusing instead on helping severely ill cancer patients.
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The Rise of AI The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence conducts high-impact research on artificial intelligence.
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Intel's chief financial officer will step up while the company conducts a search for a permanent replacement.
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Joseph Pomianowski is a Yale Law School graduate and conducts research at the Polish Academy of Sciences.
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Ling Liang Dong is a recent Yale University graduate and currently conducts research at Microsoft Research NYC.
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The association conducts workshops in major cities and online for artists who want to start a business.
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He conducts therapy and advocacy work through the Gabel Center for Stuttering Therapy LLC in Maumee, Ohio.
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And Fox's political unit conducts a serious, nonpartisan poll because, well, duh, it's a major media company.
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The world's most powerful nation now conducts its business in an unpredictable, often vengeful and transactional way.
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"This country conducts cross-border terrorism as a form of alternate diplomacy," she added, without naming Pakistan.
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The international soloist Jan Vogler performs the part originally conceived for Katinka Kleijn, while Manfred Honeck conducts.
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Later that night, Mr. Zorn conducts scores to films by Maya Deren, Marie Menken and Raha Raissnia.
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In addition, Louis Langrée conducts John Adams's "Tromba Lontana" and Brahms's Symphony No. 2.212-721-6500, lincolncenter.
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Dyson says its design of flexible copper plates both prevents flyaways from escaping, and efficiently conducts heat.
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Mr. Ramsey has a syndicated radio show, and Mr. Kiyosaki appears frequently on television and conducts seminars.
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The firm conducts its own credit analysis and does not rely solely on credit ratings or insurance.
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The organizer who conducts the call becomes the new member's dedicated contact, fielding future texts and calls.
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China has denied past claims that it conducts cyberespionage, adding that it, too, is often a target.
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It is safe to assume that the IC conducts sophisticated operations of its own beneath the surface.
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The way a leader conducts him- or herself in an argument says a lot about people skills.
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Sea Shepherd conducts a yearly campaign called Operation Dolphin ByCatch on a ship called the Sam Simon.
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Ms. Sacks, who conducts much of her business online these days, said she wasn't sure she could.
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Instead, a doctor conducts a clinical exam to assess the patient's symptoms and makes a judgement call.
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A firefighter conducts back-burning measures to secure residential areas from encroaching bushfires near Sydney, Dec. 103.
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In addition to casework, the unit also conducts trainings to aid in handling art and cultural artifacts.
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Arcview, a company that conducts cannabis research, estimates that the California market alone is worth $7 billion.
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The Labor Department conducts its employment survey in the week that includes the 12th of every month.
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The community center conducts weekly yoga and aerobics classes, and the literary society convenes once a month.
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Bramwell Tovey conducts, and Broadway stars Annaleigh Ashford, Christopher Jackson, Laura Osnes and Aaron Tveit will perform.
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Kirill Karabits conducts the "Symphonic Dances" and the Piano Concerto No. 2; Mikhail Pletnev is the soloist.
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How the Senate conducts the trial will be up to 51 senators, not simply one or two.
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It's also saber-rattling in Eastern Europe when it conducts large-scale military exercises near NATO territory.
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Mr. Rodríguez, the minister, said he hopes the bank conducts a prompt review to upgrade Chile's ranking.
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The spokesperson said that Facebook conducts all arbitration under the rules set forth by the American Arbitration Association.
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Valpeoz, 234, conducts himself with relentless force, but his eyes and the weight he's lost reveal his exhaustion.
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The organization, a global, independent business membership and research association, conducts a number of CEO and confidence studies.
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The company also reiterated that it complies with the laws of the countries in which it conducts business.
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He said the department arrests 15,000 to 20,000 people annually and conducts about 500 use-of-force investigations.
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He conducts legendarily tough practices and his players are always ranked famously high in league-wide minutes totals.
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A landlord might also turn to a product called CrimCHECK, which conducts a database search for criminal records.
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For that reason, Clifford created a needs analysis that he conducts on each player arriving at spring training.
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The BOJ is expected to conducts its first bond buying operation under its new policy framework on Monday.
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The Icelandic Marine Research Institute conducts research on stocks which underpins Total allowable catch quotas, ensuring responsible fishing.
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Established in 7783, Tanaka Precious Metals conducts a wide range of activities as a specialist precious metals organization.
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Professor Ndifon argues it is vital that the institute does not just teach, but conducts research as well.
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Mr. Ryan also gives speeches and conducts television and radio interviews pretty much wherever he goes these days.
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The YWCA center is now voluntarily closed as the Florida Department of Children and Families conducts an investigation.
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But we have no idea what Trump will decide to do if North Korea conducts a nuclear test.
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In a statement to Reuters on Wednesday, Credit Suisse said it conducts regular compliance checks on all employees.
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Index heavyweight CSL Ltd, which conducts most of its business overseas, also benefited from a stronger U.S. dollar .
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In terms of sheer volume, California conducts more trade with China than any other state in the country.
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The central bank underscored that the change has no bearing on the way the bank conducts monetary policy.
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To ascertain how much impact can be absorbed by D3O helmets, the company conducts tests on mannequin heads.
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Qadria refers women to HIV and hepatitis testing at clinics, conducts sexual health information consultations, and distributes condoms.
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As he pointed out, there is nothing forced about the persona that we see when he conducts interviews.
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But here's the thing: The Pentagon still conducts background checks for recruits who applied before the program ended.
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Virginia conducts fair, honest, and democratic elections, and there is no evidence of significant voter fraud in Virginia.
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The cultural diplomacy isn't just in the performance — it's also evident in the way the waitstaff conducts itself.
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Expedia's move comes as U.S. President Donald Trump's administration conducts a full review of U.S. policy toward Cuba.
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Listen to the drum-heavy music and see how it conducts the illustrated canvases you can freely wander.
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The amusement park association conducts an annual safety survey, the most recent of which was published in 2016.
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It starts off as a disordered blob that lacks any regular atomic structure, and which conducts electricity poorly.
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At Qal'bu Maryam, there is no imam, as the cleric who conducts worship at a mosque is called.
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The lead conducts a session where the company engages in applying the insights to our day-to-day.
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President Obama conducts a news conference in the Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House on Monday.
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She is a neonatal neurology fellow at Boston Children's Hospital, where she conducts research on prenatal brain development.
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The FBI conducts criminal investigations that fall within their federal jurisdiction and are initiated based upon specific allegations.
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Steve Koczela is President of the MassINC Polling Group, which conducts extensive polling in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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The office conducts research, development, grants and more aimed at developing and deploying energy efficiency and renewable technology.
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He's battling for momentum in New Hampshire before the early-voting state conducts its primary on Feb. 9.
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Such efforts have the potential to fundamentally shift how the United States conducts essential aid and relief missions.
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That included testifying to the Senate Intelligence Committee as it conducts its own probe into Russia's election interference.
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She also conducts the body searches - on women - that have long become part of everyday life for Afghans.
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The Pentagon also conducts drone flights from a base in Sicily, but those missions are restricted to surveillance.
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The F.T.C. conducts undercover inspections each year to see if funeral homes are complying with its disclosure rule.
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The International Center for Research on Women conducts research and publishes data on gender inequality around the world.
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The VPRP conducts research that focuses "on the nature and causes and consequences of firearm violence," he said.
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When an area is added to the National Priority List, the ATSDR conducts an independent public health assessment.
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The missed payment at GDB could mean the beginning of the end to how the bank conducts operations.
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The American Psychological Association conducts an annual survey about the factors that are most stressful in American life.
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So it's not only women who should be concerned, it's everybody, because of the way he conducts himself.
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He conducts research and provides strategic guidance on sustainability and climate resilience issues for corporations, governments and NGOs.
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The IRS conducts a few random audits to compile data for profiles of typical earners in various brackets.
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Jeannette Sorrell conducts, and further singers include Jesse Blumberg, Jeffrey Strauss, Amanda Forsythe, Terry Wey and Christian Immler.
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The party, which conducts "Christian patrols" and invades British mosques, saw its social-media profile soar during Brexit.
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Indigo's team also studies methods for growing and applying the microbes and conducts field tests across multiple continents.
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Israel now conducts airstrikes there on a routine basis, which has heightened tensions with both Russia and Iran.
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That's according to the American Farm Bureau Federation, which conducts a yearly cost analysis of the holiday feast.
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Trump also announced that the United States will be stopping the war games it conducts with South Korea.
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The Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio, conducts flashlight tours of its galleries periodically throughout the year.
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The St. Paul facility conducts its semiannual melt for free in exchange for the steel the firearms provide.
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Ipsos conducts polling in multiple ways: over the phone, their online panel, mail, face to face and more.
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Mr. Salonen conducts what is for him a relatively standard program among his other Philharmonic dates this week.
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The next option would be reopening the FBI's background investigation, which the bureau conducts for all federal nominees.
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The fair, she added, conducts a daily on-site inspection of animals looking for any signs of illness.
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Once a product is approved, the E.P.A. conducts regular audits to ensure that standards continue to be upheld.
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He is joined by Angela Meade and Michael Fabiano; Carlo Rizzi conducts; Robert Carsen's jovially garish production remains.
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The changes are part of a wholesale rethinking by Mr. Tillerson of how the State Department conducts diplomacy.
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As in mainland France, a notary typically conducts the sale and a lawyer is not necessary, brokers said.
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She conducts in generous, sweeping, full-arm gestures, charting broad arcs in the air in front of her.
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Beyond also conducts more traditional taste tests, allowing people to decide whether the different factors work in harmony.
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Baldur Bronnimann conducts this concert devoted to work by three female composers that investigates the theme of nature.
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Like Invisalign, Moons conducts free initial conversations with potential patients and does a free scan of their teeth.
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This does mean that Mr. Petrenko tends to be the focus when he conducts, for better or worse.
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It is the Concentus that he mostly conducts in these recordings, often with the superb Arnold Schoenberg Choir.
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The BLS also conducts a separate survey of households that considers workers employed if they keep their jobs.
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Alex Flint, a longtime Senate staffer, conducts polls and focus groups to help advise Republicans on climate change.
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New York State Youth Leadership Council, run by DACA recipients, conducts healing circles where students share their anxieties.
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It stars Ryan McKinny as J. Robert Oppenheimer and Julia Bullock as his wife, while Matthew Aucoin conducts.
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General Suleimani led the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, which conducts Iran's foreign military operations.
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The city agency conducts monthly site visits, and it last visited the shelter on June 21, it said.
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Defensively, DOD conducts underground nuclear tests to expose every U.S. weapons system — conventional and nuclear — to nuclear detonations.
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Murphy, who now conducts patient and reimbursement support for Otsuka Pharmaceuticals, used to work as a surgical nurse.
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The bank, which makes loans in developing countries and conducts research, named Clifton Cortez to fill the position.
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If the House conducts a serious, thorough impeachment investigation, the revelations of that inquiry will inform their choice.
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"The United States conducts operations and wants to be immune from the consequences, that doesn't happen," he added.
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Pinkerton is sung by Roberto De Biasio on Saturday and Gwyn Hughes Jones on Wednesday; Karel Mark Chichon conducts.
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The company conducts business all over China, with a large share of the exposure in Shandong province and Beijing.
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But a Facebook rep says the company has no plans to change the way it conducts all-hands meetings.
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Every year, Fitbit conducts a survey with its user base to see what new features they want the most.
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But there's also an entrenched program of low-level cybercrime, the kind most countries prosecute, that North Korea conducts.
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Any individual or company that conducts business internationally needs to ensure they operate according to the appropriate tax systems.
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Szubin said U.S. sanctions govern the conducts of what U.S. actors can do, wherever they are in the world.
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Apart from the flip-flop on tariffs, companies are troubled by how the administration conducts and communicates trade policy.
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The Mexican grill restaurant regularly conducts internal audits of their beef supplies, including annual farm inspections, the report says.
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Bloomberg ties a ribbon on the memorial to shooting victims in El Paso and conducts interviews with local journalists.
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Jaap van Zweden conducts Bruckner's Symphony No. 4 in these subscription concerts, but the real action comes before that.
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Cook remains proud that his company conducts business in a way that he considers to be right and just.
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Based on a monthly survey it conducts, Cowen believes Amazon has 49 million Prime members in the U.S. alone.
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The captain usually conducts an external inspection, while the first officer remains in the cockpit to complete preparation procedures.
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The Project Recover team conducts a commemorative flag folding ceremony at the location of each crash site they discover.
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This is a moment not just because the two women are total icons, but because Wintour rarely conducts interviews.
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Lambert is currently suspended with full pay while Tesla conducts an investigation into the apparent incidents, the company confirmed.
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He conducts contemporary works with the affinity of a fellow composer and has a knack for devising imaginative programs.
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It's just the way he conducts himself from top to bottom, the way he lies, the way he tweets.
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Cognizant conducts background checks on new hires, but apparently failed even to run a basic web search on Movalia.
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Scott explained, however, that there are checks and balances to ensure the SIU conducts a fair and thorough investigation.
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Although Uber conducts background checks on new hires, Uber learned of the complaint against Singhal from a Recode reporter.
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The Pentagon conducts an on-the-record briefing at least once a week, led by Pentagon spokesperson Navy Capt.
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Cover: Katie Hill, a Democratic Party candidate from California's 25th congressional district, conducts an interview after voting Tuesday, Nov.
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The Chiefs announced Thursday night Hill has been suspended from all team activities while the team conducts an investigation.
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Thailand first recorded the Zika virus in 2012 and the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority conducts regular testing for the virus.
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Each year, Airports Council International — the trade association of the world's airports — conducts extensive passenger surveys to find out.
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That's according to data from the household survey that the BLS conducts separate from its establishment survey of businesses.
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About half of men (53 percent) and whites (51 percent) said they don't like the way Trump conducts himself.
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His brother, Hamze Ahmad Barakat, also sanctioned in 2006, conducts their business similarly, with little concern for Treasury's sanctions.
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Using crowdsourced data, the firm conducts 22 billion individual measurements every day from tens of millions of smartphones worldwide.
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The robot can make thousands of calls a day and currently conducts about 50,000 interviews daily for Stafory clients.
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Officials discovered they had obtained the wrong drug, and imposed a moratorium as a grand jury conducts an investigation.
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"All of a sudden there's a debate," said Mr. Skelly, whose firm conducts cost comparisons of power-plant sources.
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Then the issue moves to the Senate, which conducts a trial presided over by the Supreme Court's chief justice.
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In this scene, Ed conducts an interview with Janet Hodgson (Madison Wolfe), a young girl who may be possessed.
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In addition, we foresee significant changes on the horizon for the Federal Reserve and how it conducts monetary policy.
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Steve Koczela is president of the MassINC Polling Group, which conducts extensive polling in Massachusetts and around the country.
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The parent also conducts performance appraisals on COAMI and sends internal auditors to COAMI on an ad-hoc basis.
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When cooking the egg mixture in a pan, avoid nonstick materials and select a pan that conducts heat evenly.
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In late 22018, Tesla changed its policy and now only conducts sample testing for water leaks on Model 22019s.
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Google said it is working with the Hamburg data protection authority and is assessing how it conducts audio reviews.
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James Darrah directs; Leon Botstein conducts the American Symphony Orchestra, with the soprano Talise Trevigne in the title role.
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Kemp has worked with the nonprofit group Sea-Watch, which conducts search-and-rescue missions in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Republicans have stood by silently as the President ignores norms, threatens institutions, and conducts his erratic term in office.
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The United States also conducts similar surveillance missions close to Russian open air space areas for likely related reasons.
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These drills come as China conducts its own military exercises at both ends of the closely-watched Taiwan Strait.
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It also helps to know that the Internal Revenue Service conducts its business in writing, not by telephone calls.
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Narrator: Dr. Bobbi Peterson always conducts a consultation to help a client find their ideal gem and its placement.
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The agency conducts independent research and analysis on energy sources and their impact on the economy and the environment.
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Peter Rundel conducts the International Contemporary Ensemble and the ChorWerk Ruhr in a score that soars across the centuries.
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Mr. Heras-Casado is a balletic presence who conducts without a baton and sculpts the air with graceful gestures.
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Brain studies have begun to bear this out, says researcher Johanna Jarcho, who conducts them at Stony Brook University.
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The land is also home to the US's Thule Air Base, which conducts surveillance of the northern polar region.
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The wedding website The Knot conducts an annual "Real Wedding" survey that looks at the trends of American nuptials.
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The Senate may consider this idea when the Judiciary Committee conducts a hearing on the need for lawsuit reforms.
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Russia's Arctic mechanized infantry company of the Far Eastern Command College (DVOKU) conducts an exercise in the Amur region.
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As he "conducts the orchestra," he is also scrubbing his palms, nails, and knuckles multiple times — as one should.
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts a program that seems designed, more than anything, to show off this ensemble's lush sound.
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Although we cannot speak to operational matters, each and every investigation that the OPP conducts is thorough and detailed.
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The FBI conducts the background investigations, but they do not formally decide who gets a clearance and who doesn't.
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The Philharmonic's music director, Jaap van Zweden, conducts his first concerts in the parks, now in their 2247th year.
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Despite a healthy economy, the Fed cuts interest rates; North Korea conducts its second missile test in a week.
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This year, Andrew Manze conducts, with the soloists Joélle Harvey, Jennifer Johnson Cano, Ben Bliss and Andrew Foster-Williams.
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Mr. Miranda's philanthropy, which he conducts in collaboration with his family, is still taking shape but is growing fast.
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Mr. Neal said the information was needed so that the committee could review how the I.R.S. conducts presidential audits.
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"Anybody who conducts significant transactions with these sanctioned individuals may be exposed to sanctions themselves," the White House said.
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In addition to criminal investigations, the F.B.I. conducts background checks on all major government appointees, including Supreme Court nominees.
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Elizabeth Mwangi-Gachau, chief environmental officer for KenGen, said the company conducts environmental assessments and tries to mitigate impact.
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He conducts the Swedish Radio Choir, along with the soloists Malin Christensson, Kristina Hammarstrom, Michael Weinius and Josef Wagner.
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Those crew members drill for many eventualities, said Iain Hay, whose company, Anchor Hygiene, conducts training for cruise companies.
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It is difficult to determine how often the Border Patrol conducts highway checkpoints or stops riders at transportation stations.
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The Washington Post has also posted entrance poll results, which are being updated as the Post conducts more interviews.
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Andris Nelsons conducts, as he does on Saturday night, when attention turns to André Previn, who died this year.
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The company conducts hourlong tours of its half-acre educational plantation, followed by a discussion and a short film.
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The House Science Committee on Thursday approved two bills to reform how the Environmental Protection Agency conducts scientific research.
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Carol often conducts the customer satisfaction surveys, assessing how much the phone conversations with callers is making a difference.
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NACHU then conducts a background check and helps them register the land, also making a loan for its purchase.
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There is a 60-day public comment period before the board conducts a final vote, scheduled for June 28.
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In addition, his company conducts challenges for companies with numerous commuting employees and collects a fee for the service.
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Carlo Rizzi conducts this first cast; a second run follows in December, with Angela Meade and Jamie Barton headlining.
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Ms. Driscoll conducts group stomping and some call-and-response singing, but no one even has to stand up.
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The Census Bureau's data relies on a survey the agency conducts to supplement the much larger Current Population Survey.
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Now, as part of the company's hiring process, Whelan ensures that she conducts a thorough interview with all candidates.
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North Korea routinely issues such warlike rhetoric or conducts weapons tests to respond to the U.S.-South Korean exercises.
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"I think we have to wait and see how he conducts himself in front of a jury," she said.
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Also this weekend, Mr. Nelsons conducts Mahler's Symphony No. 4 with his wife, Kristine Opolais, at 2:30 p.m.
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The I.C.C. conducts out-of-competition testing on cricketers who have played international matches in the previous two years.
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Since returning the bank to profit earlier this year, Sewing has changed how he conducts the management board meetings.
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The ABA panel conducts nonpartisan evaluations based on dozens of interviews with nominee peers and evaluations of legal writings.
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None of the banks failed the stress test, which the central bank conducts twice a year on 17 banks.
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But all of those companies have codes of conducts for their suppliers that prohibit the use of child labor.
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Linda Kirkman, the Victorian president of the Society for Australian Sexologists, conducts research on sexual health over the lifespan.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development conducts a national test every decade, which reliably finds evidence of discrimination.
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Even if a homeowner conducts a lead test, the solutions can be too expensive for families with limited means.
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He conducts scenic interviews with Twombly's son and peripheral characters (the artist's estate did not cooperate with the book).
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Ms. Kilbane's chapter organizes discussions and workshops on sexual harassment, and conducts training in self-defense and bystander intervention.
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The organization also conducts an on-site review to suggest changes that would better serve travelers on the spectrum.
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The organization also conducts an on-site review to suggest changes that would better serve travelers on the spectrum.
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Also this weekend, Mr. Nelsons conducts Mahler's Symphony No. 93 with his wife, Kristine Opolais, at 29:28 p.m.
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The company, which frequently works with Republican politicians, conducts a mix of automated phone interviews and live phone interviews.
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North Korea conducts long-range artillery drill as U.S. nuclear submarine arrives in region North Korea conducts long-range artillery drill as U.S. nuclear submarine arrives in region As the hostile atmosphere in the region grows ever more intense, Tuesday marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean army.
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James Baker conducts four works, all written during the last 78003 years, featuring Tony Arnold (soprano) and Gareth Flowers (trumpet).
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"Our employees are very engaged and appreciative of the business," Grenawalt said, adding that the company conducts biannual engagement surveys.
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Kavanaugh's fate remains uncertain as the FBI conducts a week-long investigation into the allegations, further delaying his confirmation vote.
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COO Joseph Ianniello will serve as president and Acting CEO while the CBS board conducts a search for a successor.
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Her team currently conducts experiments onboard parabolic flights (vomit comets) that she hopes to one day conduct on the ISS.
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February 4: The Iranian air force conducts military drills, including missile systems, radar and electronic warfare command and control exercises.
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That step requires an immigration judge — a specially selected DOJ attorney, appointed by the attorney general, who conducts removal proceedings.
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The ADL conducts its program at the national level as well, with operations in 21 regions around the United States.
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This points to the second ramification: the way in which the People's Bank of China conducts monetary policy is changing.
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In a presentation to a firm that conducts business research, Tiversa noted that the file had been downloaded in Tehran.
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But Flake made it clear that "I won't be comfortable moving on the floor" until the FBI conducts an investigation.
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Pao also conducts her post-trial life with a level of caution that would make any PR crisis manager proud.
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X.E., who compares herself to the Virgin Mary at the Annunciation even as she conducts business deals with prospective clients.
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But the U.S. government still has access to them when it conducts a search on a suspected or known terrorist.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas still conducts regular lockdown drills, which Hogg calls "completely nerve-wracking for everyone" since the 2018 shooting.
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Epperly also conducts phone consults for $70 an hour, according to an interview she did with BuzzFeed News in March.
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BOEING SAYS PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AT REQUEST, UNDER DIRECTION OF U.S. NTSB, AS AGENCY CONDUCTS ITS INVESTIGATION ON THE INCIDENT
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Press Ganey conducts patient satisfaction surveys that are relied on by government healthcare payers to help determine reimbursements for hospitals.
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Anything that conducts electricity, like a piece of fruit, aluminum foil, or even people, can be used as a trigger.
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It conducts in-depth investigations that wins awards, including the Pulitzer Prize in 2013, and makes podcasts and daily videos.
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In all, 25 tornadoes were reported, though this number may decrease as the Weather Service conducts damage assessments on Wednesday.
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The UK is currently at Kendrick fever-pitch, as he conducts his UK tour/religious experience across our fair isles.
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Jordi Savall conducts Le Concert des Nations in the Entrée here, stepping up its pace a bit from the usual.
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The National Guard conducts aerial observation over public lands with local and state law enforcement to find illegal marijuana farms.
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China has threatened North Korea with sanctions if the regime conducts a nuclear test, Tillerson told Fox News on Thursday.
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They seem to largely dictate how he conducts his business as president, lashing out at perceived enemies, seemingly without forethought.
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He conducts regular cop-watch trainings and holds a Day of Remembrance each year on Nicholas's birthday in late August.
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Secret Service Director Joseph Clancy asked agents for "patience while the RES conducts their investigation" in a Wednesday night email.
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"North Carolina has a zillion problems right now, but the way it conducts elections isn't one of them," he said.
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Chorus has created an intelligent engine that listens in on every call that a sales rep conducts with a prospect.
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Bryant said he wanted to learn more about how Williams conducts an orchestra and keeps so many moving pieces together.
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" Burns sometimes still conducts interviews, although Lynn Novick did eighty-five of the hundred interviews filmed for "The Vietnam War.
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Clinton has already expressed regret for her email practices, and the situation is frozen while the F.B.I. conducts its investigation.
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She is one of the five candidates, and her interview will be the last Trump conducts before making his decision.
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FINRA's Office of Fraud Detection and Market Intelligence (OFDMI) also conducts surveillance for potential fraud and misconduct in U.S. markets.
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The report comes as the Interior Department conducts its first assessment of the federal coal-leasing program in 30 years.
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The inspection was conducted by the Defense Environmental Restoration Program, which conducts clean-ups of former and current military installations.
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Also in the fine cast are Hibla Gerzmava as Donna Anna and Malin Bystrom as Donna Elvira; Fabio Luisi conducts.
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The FBI usually conducts its work in secret, but its every action in this case is under enormous public scrutiny.
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Multiple surveys that the Fed conducts of its business contacts have indicated that the skills gap remains a major issue.
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O'Rourke's team conducts its own annual survey to gauge how accessible the VA really is to veterans in El Paso.
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"Russia conducts counterintelligence activity against those who are suspected of espionage, this is done on a regular basis," he added.
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Some cautionary notes are offered by Doug Usher of Purple Strategies, a bipartisan company that conducts surveys for Bloomberg Politics.
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She is an instructor in infectious diseases at Weill Cornell Medical College in Manhattan, and conducts clinical research on tuberculosis.
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As in " The Master " (2012) and the more jovial " Inherent Vice " (2014), Anderson conducts much of the action in closeup.
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Mr. Chandran, 77, a former corporate vice president, conducts Hindu prayers each weekday morning in a small on-site temple.
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The VA typically vets applications, verifies an applicant's education and licenses, checks references and conducts interviews before making a hire.
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Morning Consult, a digital media company that conducts weekly online polls, surveyed 2,011 registered voters from March 16 to 18.
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The company has since grounded all its self-driving vehicles in Arizona while it conducts an investigation into the accident.
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He conducts research primarily on the analytical characterizations of novel psychoactive substances and investigations into the pharmacology of psychoactive drugs.
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Cyber Command is currently under the authority of Strategic Command, meaning it must obtain permission before it conducts cyber operations.
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NORAD is a U.S.-Canada joint command that conducts aerospace warning, aerospace control and maritime warning to defend North America.
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She conducts music lessons by Skype with her students in Alberta and also travels home for a week each month.
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In Los Angeles, Dudamel conducts one of the best-paid, most critically acclaimed and most financially stable orchestras in America.
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Travello also has a block/report feature if anyone conducts themselves inappropriately, resulting in an immediate ban from the app.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which conducts coronavirus testing, has faced backlash over its handling of US cases.
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The bureau conducts background checks on nominees to federal government posts, and it can reopen a file at any time.
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"I'm very proud of him, not only for the book but for the way he conducts his life," he says.
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Andris Nelsons conducts all that, and has a hand in the fireworks and festivities of Tanglewood on Parade, on Tuesday.
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Through an experienced in-house equity team, the firm conducts its own rigorous analysis of companies and their financial prospects.
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If a student is entering Avenues in high school — grades nine through 12 — admissions conducts a conversation with the student.
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Michael Dourson, tapped to lead the chemical safety office, has run an organization that conducts industry-friendly analyses of chemicals.
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A CIA spokesman said the agency conducts its operations "in accordance with law and under a robust system of oversight".
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If you think about the way virtually every member of the military conducts him or herself, these things were incongruous.
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But unlike most fact-checkers, the account conducts its work in full view of the public, as loudly as possible.
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It is the first such annual report by the Boston-based research group, which conducts cost effectiveness assessments of drugs.
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Girls are then taken to a spiritual priest, who conducts the "juju" rituals designed to bind them to their traffickers.
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And, while the F.B.I. conducts its investigation in secrecy, the White House insists publicly that there is nothing to investigate.
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When the Baltimore Behavioral Lab, a research organization, conducts consumer surveys, it posts them on Amazon's Mechanical Turk microtask site.
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Michelle Malkin, the conservative columnist, has a web program, "Michelle Malkin Investigates," in which she conducts her own investigative reporting.
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In theory, the FAA leverages manufacturer assets and expertise, but still conducts a meaningful review before certifying a new design.
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The trip also came as The Southern District of New York reportedly conducts an investigation into Giuliani's business dealings overseas.
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Every year, a Hollywood executive named Franklin Leonard conducts a survey of popular but unproduced screenplays called the Black List.
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Mr. Christie conducts the ensemble of period instruments from the back of the stage, close to the singers and dancers.
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" As Vox's Alex Ward puts it, "It's perhaps one of Trump's most honest articulations about how he conducts foreign policy.
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She said that Deutsche conducts about between $400 billion and $450 billion in transactions every day and monitors them closely.
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The census is a survey the United States conducts every decade to take stock of who lives in the country.
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The National Science Foundation conducts a survey every two to three years to evaluate how good Americans are at science.
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The three of us have studied congressional dysfunction, as evaluated by the changing nature of how Congress conducts its hearings.
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The ruling blocked drilling on more than 300,000 acres (121,400 hectares) while the Bureau of Land Management conducts further analysis.
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Somali officials told VICE News that Danab is now composed of several battalions and is split into two units: the "Counter Terrorism Unit" based in Baledogle, which conducts operations primarily with the Marines; and the "Mechanized Unit" based in Mogadishu, which conducts operations with Special Operations Command Forward, an American joint Special Operations Command.
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Pacien Mazzagatti conducts two casts: Kristin Sampson (Tosca), James Valenti (Cavaradossi) and Michael Chioldi (Scarpia) on Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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PG&E Executive Vice President and General Counsel John Simon has been named interim CEO while the company conducts a search.
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The clash occurred during Jared and Sean Bingham's pitch for their company Adventure Hunt, which conducts adventurous treasure hunts for teams.
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To ensure a better match, the site verifies users' identities with online tools and conducts criminal background checks and reference checks.
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"The drug companies play these games every year," said Peter Murphy, an advisor who conducts workshops on Medicare and Social Security.
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My tour begins with the room where HLI conducts a total body scan to create the avatars that inhabit its app.
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CBS's chief operating officer, Joseph Ianniello, will take over for Moonves while the board conducts a search for a permanent replacement.
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The order will "target any individual or entity that conducts trade in goods, services, or technology with North Korea," Trump said.
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The school district announced Friday it was shutting down drinking fountains while it conducts testing at all 78 schools this summer.
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The parent also conducts performance appraisals on Dong Yin and sends internal auditors to the subsidiary on an ad-hoc basis.
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The activism around the headline-grabbing issues is happening in tandem with a quieter scrutiny of how Sieting conducts village business.
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"The Science Advisory Board conducts independent reviews of just about anything of consequence that has a scientific underpinning," the official said.
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Morning Consult, which began as a health newsletter in 2009 and now conducts a weekly online poll, surveyed 1,763 registered voters.
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American special forces also go on joint patrols with the army in Niger, and France conducts extensive operations across the Sahel.
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"Great music has the power to inspire, reduce stress and ease burdens," said Joseph Giunta, who conducts the Des Moines Symphony.
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I completely agree that Iran is a bad regime that threatens our allies and conducts itself in ways that are unacceptable.
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The company conducts mailed in doggy DNA tests, which reveal the breeds that were mixed together to create your furry friend.
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With the second intifada, Israel in effect turned Area A into Area B. It frequently conducts raids to arrest suspected militants.
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It conducts scientific research and offers live video and audio streams to those of us who are unable to come along.
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Her national press pool, which seldom gets to question the candidate, often waits as she conducts interviews with local news outlets.
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Researchers around the world are racing to produce a material that, at room temperature, conducts electricity without losing energy to resistance.
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Rocketmine now has 7 pilots, operates a fleet of 15 eBee drones, and conducts business in South Africa, Nigeria, and Mozambique.
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Jaffe conducts journalism in the book, actually going into communities and talking to people fighting austerity, foreclosures, corporate greed, and bigotry.
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Study details: Ginhoux teamed up with Singapore clinician Jerry Chan, who conducts experimental gene and cell therapies to treat fetal diseases.
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"We are cooperating fully with our government partner as ICE conducts its investigation," CoreCivic spokesman Jonathan Burns said in an email.
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According to conspiracy theories, this is where the government is attempting to reverse engineer alien spacecrafts and conducts all extraterrestrial experiments.
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New York's Taxi and Limousine Commission conducts Department of Motor Vehicle and criminal background checks according to the commission's licensing standards.
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But that's different from claiming that it conducts a process that imposes significant legal constraints on its ability to kill someone.
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The charges act as a stark reminder of the wide collection of different types of hacking activity North Korea conducts internationally.
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"The company conducts relevant investments based on our long-term growth strategy, healthy financial status and thorough risk assessment," CEFC said.
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Then there's the analytical style, in which the journalist conducts an interview and weaves the subject's words into a broader context.
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In a statement, FSCO said it conducts a thorough investigation where individuals or entities are identified as presenting an elevated risk.
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Like clockwork, the United States conducts a census every ten years to provide a snapshot of where the nation's residents live.
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It will also allow Global Strike to practice how it conducts bomber operations from a forward operating location, the release said.
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One of the companies conducts outreach relating to employment benefits, while another runs surveys for federal agencies, according to the official.
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His father is a survey technician for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Jersey City, where he conducts water surveys.
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E. John Teichert, commander of the 412th Test Wing, which conducts all aircraft and weapons systems testing for the Air Force.
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On Friday and Saturday, magician Steve Cohen conducts a show at the hotel of "old fashioned, old world magic," Shenman said.
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Senior vice president of basketball operations Tommy Sheppard will run the franchise while the team conducts a search to replace Grunfeld.
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Democracy Spring conducts a sit-in on the East Plaza of the Capitol on Monday to protest corporate money in politics.
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The mayor also conducts his weekly radio appearances with Brian Lehrer, the WNYC host, from nearby — occasionally in his gym clothes.
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She carries a handgun in her purse, and, when she conducts business, she usually dresses in a red or teal blazer.
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Bickert said Facebook conducts weekly audits of every single content reviewer's work to ensure that its rules are being followed consistently.
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The concern may have been merited - the United States conducts extensive electronic surveillance on al Qaeda and other Islamic militant groups.
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According to scientist Andrea Fischer, who conducts Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change research, Austria's glaciers have been disappearing faster than most.
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If, however, Mr Assad conducts another mass murder attack using chemical weapons, he and his military will pay a heavy price.
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His conducts afterwards indicates that he was not a whistleblower, but instead he was undermining the ability to defend this country.
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Reforming how the Pentagon conducts its business so that it gets the most value for the taxpayers' dollars is among Sec.
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The judge's drinking habits have come under scrutiny as the FBI conducts its investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against the judge.
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Instead, ICE insists it only conducts "targeted enforcement actions," where agents plan raids on certain locations or track down specific individuals.
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The report is edited and scripted to grossly misrepresent the nature of those conversations and how the company conducts its business.
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Doodling expert Dan Roam, author of "The Back of the Napkin," conducts seminars with Microsoft, Wal-Mart, and the U.S. Navy.
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She is the president of Demos, a public policy organization in New York that conducts research and addresses inequality in society.
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Mr. McKinnon instead conducts the series like a progressive church ministry, light on the brimstone, heavy on sympathy for the fallen.
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As a part of the deal, Trump said the U.S. will be stopping the war games it conducts near North Korea.
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Mr. Wachner, never less than intriguing in any repertoire, conducts the Trinity Baroque Orchestra and the Choir of Trinity Wall Street.
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An independent filmmaker (played by a delightfully crabby Janeane Garofalo) conducts a testy Q. and A. after a poorly attended screening.
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I manage a group that conducts studies on mammalian cells to see why some resist disease and others are highly susceptible.
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He conducts not only with his hands and his arms but also with his shoulders, his torso, his legs, his feet.
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And changes in sweat can be picked up as tiny changes in how the skin conducts electricity, also called skin conductance.
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There's no pre-established thought to what is going to happen — it's the circle's energy that conducts it, the musical energy.
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