Not only is this disappointing diversity consistent with Game Of Thrones, it's consistent with Hollywood in general.
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Whereas our results are consistent with an effect of Dodd-Frank on mortgage origination, they are not consistent with potential alternative explanations.
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It's a pattern consistent with undecideds breaking strongly to Trump and consistent with exit poll findings that late deciders broke toward Trump.
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The characterizations of employment and inflation are also consistent with the data and also consistent with continued expectations of a rate hike in December.
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Checking the relevant passages for accuracy was responsible and consistent with our standards; Sharing the full piece was a mistake and not consistent with our policies.
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Netflix is typically consistent with releasing original content around the same time each year, in some cases we have included a release month consistent with previous seasons.
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While governments may very well enact laws that are consistent with religious teaching, governments do not pass laws to be consistent with what any particular religion dictates.
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"We're going to continue to have what we believe are fair, proper, consistent with the rules, consistent with the Constitution of the United States, consistent with the laws of the United States of America, to find out whether this president has committed high crimes and misdemeanors," Hoyer said on the floor.
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Thermo Fisher's current leverage is consistent with the 3.0x target that Fitch stated as consistent with a 'BBB' rating in the wake of the company's acquisition of Life Tech.
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Two survivors had critical injuries "that were consistent with an explosion, but not necessarily consistent with a bomb," said Carrie Braun, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
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It is completely consistent with what the president has said, every action we take will be consistent with international law and the American people can rest assured that that's the case.
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" The department said the death was "consistent with hanging.
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It's consistent with Renal Cell Carcinoma ... or kidney cancer.
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I think that it is consistent with our prior cases, with our prior COPPA [Children's Online Privacy Protection Act] cases, it's consistent with the penalties we've sought and obtained in those cases.
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Cordray: I think it's consistent with what most Americans want.
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Most only revealed DNA profiles consistent with Raveesh or Harinder.
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But she held views that would be consistent with that.
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The findings from SPPS are consistent with many other studies.
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Still, claims remain at levels consistent with strong job growth.
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And is such a requirement consistent with free speech principles?
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The findings are consistent with those presented by Dominican authorities.
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This is all consistent with sanctions causing serious economic pain.
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Her injuries were also reportedly consistent with an owl attack.
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The intro, however banal, is consistent with the overall tone.
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However, the numbers are not consistent with small business sentiment.
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Again, that is consistent with models of a warmer world.
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But, we must enforce the law consistent with our priorities.
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And above all, it's consistent with his "America First" slogan.
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Mr. Trump's remarks on Saturday are totally consistent with that.
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"It's consistent with the strong confidence we're seeing," said Ablin.
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This leverage profile is more consistent with a 'BBB' rating.
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This is consistent with what is available to all airlines.
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"These clues are consistent with an artificial origin," Loeb said.
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We only perform work that is consistent with our values.
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Investigators say the woman's injuries were consistent with her claims.
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This is consistent with the founding vision of the country.
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These changes are consistent with a warming world, scientists say.
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The numbers are consistent with previous polls, according to Gallup.
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Our observations are consistent with Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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But everything about it feels consistent with the MCU's past.
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The biggest thing is to be consistent with each round.
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SESSIONS: And they believe this is consistent with my duties.
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That is more consistent with a slap than a punch.
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It is not consistent with our values as a company.
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Ecuador says the rules are consistent with international asylum standards.
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He's allowed phone calls and visitation consistent with prison policies.
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The doctors said it was consistent with a major stroke.
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Consistent with previous research, evidence for an orgasm gap emerged.
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Facebook says that some activity is consistent with IRA methods.
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Data from the Census Bureau are consistent with this pattern.
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Doctors say he has injuries consistent with caustic chemical consumption.
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These three strands are all consistent with his libertarian bent.
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This survival time is consistent with this kind of cancer.
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These findings are consistent with what prior studies have shown.
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The are consistent with the rhetoric of the bill's sponsors.
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All of these are consistent with last year's survey responses.
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But it is entirely predictable, and consistent with historical reality.
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And so you have to be consistent with your communications.
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New evidence is consistent with the presence of a ring.
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That view is consistent with this moment in our culture.
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It is equal and consistent with relations to human beings.
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That is very consistent with the position Kaiser Permanente took.
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This is consistent with his constant innovation in his businesses.
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Six of these patients developed symptoms consistent with autoimmune disorders.
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Those findings were consistent with academic research published this year.
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"That's consistent with our policy," Sankey said of such experiments.
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Macron's vision of restored greatness is consistent with French ideals.
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Ohio was consistent with the national average of 31 percent.
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However, what we have observed is consistent with background alone.
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Those results were consistent with what other polls typically find.
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For the most part, 2016 remains consistent with these trends.
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That's consistent with the timeline presented by Melania Trump's lawyer.
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Then their results would actually be quite consistent with ours.
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Such a system would be more consistent with democratic principles.
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Impressive new options are also emerging, consistent with historical precedent.
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It's consistent with how he has treated America's traditional friends.
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Those results are consistent with the party's voters at large.
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The messaging is entirely consistent with Made in China 2025.
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Internally, the government often uses language consistent with that position.
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They're dogged and consistent, with the patience of a machine.
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Much of that is consistent with accounts of berserker behavior.
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Giving states more flexibility is consistent with Republicans' federalism philosophy.
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Whose platform and record are most consistent with our values?
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Uysal repeated that policy is consistent with targeted "gradual" disinflation.
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She had genital injuries and vaginal tears consistent with trauma.
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The data is consistent with past surveys on the issue.
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An official described the mark as consistent with a bite.
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This is consistent with accounts from some of Weinstein's accusers.
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His outreach on preventing shootings is consistent with that platform.
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Such a move would also be consistent with recent practice.
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Once again, the new policy is consistent with that precedent.
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However, it's not consistent with his administration's actions and policies.
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This appears to be consistent with patterns of medical spending.
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Consistent with The Economist's simple model, sterling rose by 0.25%.
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Ischemia's results are consistent with current understanding of heart disease.
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Fitch expects industry capital to remain consistent with current levels.
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The funding is largely consistent with the president's 2018 request.
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"But this is consistent with how we enforce," Dorsey added.
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Their biases are consistent with those of the general population.
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They are also aiming to be consistent with previous decisions.
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That move was consistent with patterns throughout the presidential campaign.
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This act of removal is consistent with the sea's power.
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The break is consistent with the government's modest stimulative measures.
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Backwardation in Brent is consistent with a tightening global oil market while contango in WTI is consistent with local oversupply of crude as a result of refinery shutdowns and the closure of export terminals.
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The NYPD said that the package contained what appeared to be a pipe bomb consistent with the other devices sent so far, and that the packaging was also consistent with that of the other packages.
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"There is agreement between the majority of the House and Senate that the smoking of cannabis is not an act that is consistent with a healthy life and not consistent with consuming medicine," Bradley said.
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" While the circumstances in the April 7 attack were "largely consistent with the use of chlorine," it said, the symptoms were more consistent with the use of "another chemical agent, most likely a nerve gas.
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"Trump&aposs national security advisor, Robert O&aposBrien, similarly called these threats "consistent" with intelligence, saying: "It is always difficult to know exactly what the targets are, but it certainly is consistent with the intelligence.
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That would be consistent with the RFS, consistent with the administration's objective of repealing outdated regulations that hamper growth and would empower consumers to make the correct fuel choice for their vehicle and their wallet.
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It's consistent with the sentiment that you saw in the minutes.
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But their instincts and sense of entitlement are consistent with his.
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That's consistent with the growing, but slowing, thesis in economic growth.
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So in that sense, this is totally consistent with Iranian behavior.
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Moreover, the criteria listed are consistent with American values and principles.
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Yet consent of the governed is perfectly consistent with natural law.
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Humana said doing so was "consistent with past practice and appropriate."
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That answer, consistent with some other recent surveys, represents a shift.
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The actress' request is consistent with her personal and political beliefs.
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This is consistent with the temporary general license exemption language. pic.twitter.
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Consistent with our values, we respect diverse thought and open dialogue.
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The rating action is consistent with previous commentary released by Fitch.
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The findings are consistent with previous Consumer Reports studies, she said.
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The new findings are consistent with previous analyses by the CDC.
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That would be consistent with his record—except in one respect.
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"That's not language consistent with any conversation I've had with him."
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One person's decision may not be consistent with that of another.
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Consistent with previous years, Moynihan did not receive a cash bonus.
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It's consistent with their botching the Holocaust Remembrance Day in January.
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THAT'S CONSISTENT WITH BEING VERY CLOSE TO FULL EMPLOYMENT RIGHT NOW.
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But the new findings are consistent with previous results, she said.
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That is not consistent with what the Fed has been saying.
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The findings are consistent with the past two years' study results.
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This is consistent with what we have been saying all along.
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Without marketing dollars, you have to be consistent with your customers.
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Both wars are consistent with a reactionary view of U.S. interests.
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His remarks are consistent with what he said a year ago.
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The ratio was consistent with excessive use of force, experts said.
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I gave up trying to control and be consistent with myself.
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They are at low levels consistent with a healthy job market.
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It was consistent with the show up until that point, actually.
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It's not at all consistent with Republican principles ... We promised repeal.
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That fact is not obviously consistent with young people splurging freely.
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This is consistent with computer model projections of a warming world.
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Liriano got in a good place, more consistent with his delivery.
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Doctors advised detectives Carl's injuries were consistent with shaken baby syndrome.
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Which, really, is consistent with his grasp on reality in general.
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Court documents say that she had injuries consistent with being restrained.
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It is all consistent with a slower growth trajectory in Canada.
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Net neutrality protections are absolutely consistent with a free market framework.
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It would have to be consistent with the problem as posed.
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Modernizing transactions are smaller and consistent with emerging trends in food.
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The performance of the funds has been consistent with the ratings.
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It strives to maintain a risk level consistent with its benchmark.
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The assumption was not consistent with the results leading to today.
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These actions are not consistent with America's history or our values.
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Torpedoing prosecutions against Hezbollah drug traffickers is consistent with these decisions.
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That's consistent with the growth rate seen in the fourth quarter.
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One would hope they'd be consistent with their pro-life message.
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This history is consistent with the reality of money bail today.
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"Their testimony is not consistent with the physical evidence," he said.
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BoC Shanghai said the Reuters report was "not consistent with facts".
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No residents reported symptoms consistent with ricin poison, the complaint says.
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" Any policy may must be "consistent with state and local law.
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It will be consistent with law and the spirit of Congress.
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This payout ratio is consistent with the broader equity REIT universe.
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Projects must also be consistent with State Coastal Zone Management Plans.
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I'm more consistent with my slider, and my fastball location too.
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Also consistent with B.R.N. operations, there was no claim of responsibility.
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Consistent with this is the recent pick-up in wage growth.
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Experts said that ratio was consistent with excessive use of force.
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That outcome would be consistent with hundreds of other post-Sept.
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The real-life results were consistent with those of the experiment.
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One of the cracks was consistent with metal fatigue, he said.
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They just needed to find ways to become consistent with that.
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And we're open to investors whose values are consistent with ours.
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This is consistent with equities performance seen at other large banks.
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It's consistent with the commentary around a slowdown in Chinese growth.
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These trends are consistent with our negative outlook on the sector.
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However, the underlying trend remained consistent with tightening labor market conditions.
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" He continues, "there is nothing smooth and consistent with my approach.
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The result is consistent with polling leading up to the election.
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We evaluate evidence in a manner consistent with our prior beliefs.
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"Dialogue with Russia is absolutely consistent with NATO policies," Stoltenberg added.
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Mr. Dylan's absence, however, does seem consistent with his general approach.
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A lie that is consistent with the misrepresentation policy of Facebook.
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Their statements have been detailed and are consistent with one another's.
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Second, the pattern of evidence was consistent with taste-based discrimination.
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This pattern is consistent with recent research about how falsehoods spread.
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That would be consistent with an emerging paradox of his presidency.
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Both of those results are relatively consistent with the recent past.
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It's also consistent with the language used by one Donald Trump.
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Matthew Kroll says the four bodies had injuries consistent with drowning.
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"It's not consistent with who I know her to be." video
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Or an existing website that you'd like to remain consistent with?
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So I'm just trying to stay consistent with those simple thoughts.
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This interpretation is wrong — their findings are completely consistent with ours.
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Consistent with German confidentiality rules, they declined to identify the suspects.
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And do they seem to be consistent with race massacre victims?
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That would be consistent with what other recent presidents have done.
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And so what he's doing is sort of consistent with that.
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All of these are consistent with what analysts have previously expected.
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The reaction of financial markets is very consistent with that perception.
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This view is consistent with participant's projections of appropriate monetary policy.
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Rather, officials say, women's admissions are consistent with the applicant pool.
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And it was consistent with what we were trying to accomplish.
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It was consistent with one food safety issue after the next.
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However, Yaroslavl's debt burden should remain consistent with the region's ratings.
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The new research, he said, is consistent with his own work.
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That's consistent with Pyongyang's claim of having tested a hydrogen bomb.
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Experts have said this theory is consistent with the debris found.
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Tax cuts, unlike protectionism, are consistent with advancing Americans' general welfare.
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That is not consistent with the intent of the founding fathers.
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"This episode is consistent with his history of outbursts," she said.
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A spokesman said the arrangement was consistent with the SEC accord.
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"Fair Fares is consistent with existing city policy," he told VICE.
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"These cost saving actions are consistent with the regulatory reform initiatives recently put in place by the President, and waivers are consistent with the Administration's emphasis on reducing regulatory burdens on the industry," the petition reads.
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"Our actions are consistent with the recommendations of leading health officials on how to limit the spread of COVID-19 and are also consistent with similar decisions made by a number of our peer institutions," Bacow added.
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"This is not consistent with a strong recovery in investment," he adds.
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His brother had bruises that an expert says were consistent with abuse.
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Consistent with policy, CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility has initiated a review.
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"Avi has a brain injury consistent with lead exposure," Rubin told me.
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Thus, the Outlook is consistent with the Stable Outlook of the parent.
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The scientists detected signatures consistent with large, complex, carbon-rich organic molecules.
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Still, recent gains have been smaller than before, consistent with slower sales.
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It&aposs consistent with what the Justice and Education Departments have done.
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That's consistent with many Apple products, which tend to live long lives.
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And it certainly is consistent with the joint release we put out.
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The Negative Outlooks are consistent with the Negative Outlooks of the parents.
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Medical workers reported hospitalizations of choking people consistent with a gas attack.
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We are doing so consistent with the Department's mission and historical practices.
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The bite marks were consistent with a 5 to 6 foot shark.
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The model may not be perfectly correct, but it's consistent with observations.
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Her allegation is consistent with a pattern that Trump himself has described.
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"Our markup is very consistent with what StubHub's markup is," Friss added.
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This finding was consistent with Fraunhofer's previous assessments and other independent analyses.
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This is broadly consistent with the research on gun ownership and homicide.
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We view these ratios as consistent with a high 'BBB' category rating.
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Still, the offering is consistent with what we know about SS7 hacking.
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Ironically, this pace is too fast to be consistent with full recovery.
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"Private, informal agreements are not consistent with open, democratic governance," they wrote.
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Experts said these findings were consistent with the practice of latency arbitrage.
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She's been quite consistent with her love of the graphic T-shirt.
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So is the data consistent with a retention drop-off on tvOS?
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I believe this message is not consistent with how America has succeeded.
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YouTube said its overall spending on programming remains consistent with past years.
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Venezuela aside, such democratic erosion is wholly consistent with strong economic growth.
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Fitch views PL's underlying profitability as solid and consistent with rating expectations.
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"We've been very consistent with our long-term view," Levie told me.
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The performance of the funds has been consistent with the affirmed ratings.
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The decline in imports is consistent with a slowdown in consumer spending.
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We are strongly driven to be consistent with our own past behaviors.
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These polls are consistent with the idea of a nationwide Democratic wave.
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The timelines are consistent with other lines of research, including mineral studies.
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Every shot feels chaotic, with indiscriminate bloodshed consistent with this brutal event.
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Finally, are our efforts consistent with maintaining our spirit as a nation?
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Let's find a way to end it, consistent with rule of law.
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Overall, 340 had the constellation of risk factors consistent with metabolic syndrome.
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I don&apost think they&aposre consistent with the principles of democracy.
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Clothing worn by players shall be consistent with currently accepted golf fashion.
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Consistent with others' analyses, white identity strongly predicts a preference for Trump.
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The new ratings will be consistent with the city's prospective credit profile.
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Searchers have already spotted floating pieces of debris consistent with military aircraft.
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Such provisions are consistent with generally accepted accounting practices and commonplace worldwide.
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However, the behavior is consistent with the cup and handle chart pattern.
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The cause of death for all the dogs was consistent with heatstroke.
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Be consistent with it and get the rest of your life consistent.
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The industry's to-do list is consistent with the Trump administration's priorities.
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Swan has kept Intel's profit consistent with tight cost controls, analysts said.
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That is not consistent with the mobile game, which involves blatant antagonism.
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The song also comes with a video consistent with his dark persona.
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Well, at least they're keeping gender discrimination consistent with every other industry.
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"We must enforce the law consistent with our priorities," Ms. Catron said.
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Facebook said its decision was consistent with its view on free speech.
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He added that this transparency must be consistent with regulations and laws.
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The idea is to provide a calculation more consistent with current practices.
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Those are employment and production levels consistent with mature market auto plants.
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Average Tax Refunds from last week remain consistent with 2018 refund levels.
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This hesitation is consistent with other aspects of U.S. policy toward Iran.
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This reported dismantlement is consistent with previous efforts to dismantle test facilities.
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Again, a statement that is consistent with Israel's claims to the land.
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BUT I DO SEE IT AS PRETTY CONSISTENT WITH WHAT WE'RE SEEING.
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The June address could simply be seen as consistent with past practice.
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The fund's international market risk factor is consistent with a 'S0003' IFMRSR.
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Wage growth remains consistent with the Fed's expectations at about 3 percent.
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The static 6-point margin is consistent with other polls, as well.
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This approach is also consistent with other procedures for circumventing the filibuster.
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This argument is consistent with what you hear from most mainstream analysts.
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Is the ban consistent with core American values like fairness and justice?
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Her views are consistent with the Fed's policy statement earlier this month.
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The comments are not consistent with Michigan State's values, board members said.
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UK COMPOSITE PMI CONSISTENT WITH GDP READING OF -0.2% QQ - IHS MARKIT
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Enforcement alone won't stop them, certainly not enforcement consistent with our laws.
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We're told Jared also had injuries consistent with a steering wheel impact.
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To her, those beliefs are consistent with the rest of her worldview.
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Add a simile here, and make sure it's consistent with Dave's character.
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The project, he says, is consistent with his populist and nationalist agenda.
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It was consistent with a fire that had burned for a while.
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I believe C.I.A. must undertake activities that are consistent with American values.
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And I believe that Brettell's analysis maybe is consistent with this account.
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Symptoms consistent with C.T.E. are a recurring topic in the Facebook group.
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Clinton in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District seemed fully consistent with that possibility.
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We can demand that the government deliver justice consistent with our values.
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It is also consistent with the long history of our legal system.
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A mortician says that Lacy, 17, had wounds consistent with self-defense.
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And achieving emissions cuts consistent with 1.5°C is looking quite unlikely.
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"This would be consistent with other information," the U.N. special rapporteurs wrote.
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Senator Klobuchar believes any restrictions must be consistent with Roe v. Wade.
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Mnuchin described his comments as "balanced and consistent" with his past comments.
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Such a rule would be consistent with neither history nor common sense.
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But isn't it also consistent with your kind of Yankee D.I.Y. ethos?
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Was slavery consistent with the "self-evident" rights of all human beings?
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But these four indicators, for now, are consistent with a Democratic edge.
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Most importantly, in your view — was the program consistent with American values?
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Whatever the trade measures be, they must be consistent with WTO agreement.
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Those measures are not consistent with the policy recommendations of the WHO.
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This is consistent with the period of faster human-caused warming worldwide.
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This would be consistent with a mildly slowing economy, according to McCann.
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Its aim was to compensate people with symptoms consistent with mercury poisoning.
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The overall 1.9 percent pay hike is consistent with Trump's proposed budget.
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This is consistent with the reported comments from Ambassadors Volker and Taylor.
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The retreat, and a future rebound are consistent with stable trend development.
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Over all, the results of the study were consistent with global patterns.
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"The market wants an apartment that's consistent with the building," he added.
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That behavior is consistent with a continuation of the long-term trend.
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His final look is fairly consistent with all of his previous ones.
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But Biden's actions were consistent with U.S. foreign policy at the time.
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This, according to Bennett, is more consistent with North Korea's technology level.
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How is this consistent with the value of respecting your father's decision?
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That's consistent with the Trump who went on to run for president.
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At a minimum, the Kansas result is fully consistent with that possibility.
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However, despite the growth, it's not consistent with keeping warming in check.
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Reducetarian describes who I am and is consistent with how I feel.
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"Liking" the pics does not seem consistent with keeping the pics private.
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Such behavior would be consistent with social psychologists' understanding of motivated reasoning.
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Is the trend of earlier blooming consistent with warming trends we're seeing?
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The building would feature a luxury spa and fitness center, a commercial component "consistent with the overall luxury level of the Property," and an office space "consistent with Class A luxury office properties," as well as "luxury" parking.
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"The bond market reaction is not necessarily consistent with the ECB executing a lower for longer rates policy but more consistent with it moving into a return of asset purchases," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates at Mizuho.
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" Additionally, Hill pointed out that Navient's overall use of forbearance was consistent with that of other loan providers, and that it had "been applied appropriately to resolve short-term issues related to delinquency consistent with the borrower's circumstances.
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It's too late for that, and it's not consistent with American capitalism, anyway.
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The Assistant also wasn't consistent with what and who it could identify onscreen.
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As the H.R.W. report makes clear, these steps are consistent with international law.
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All the letters were consistent with what Paul wrote about: building faithful communities.
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"So, this is consistent with steps that have been taken in the past."
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However, Moynihan said spending is still consistent with 2% to 2.5% GDP growth.
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Conway's comments are consistent with what Trump had said as a presidential candidate.
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These injuries were consistent with what would be expected from blunt force trauma.
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But it has also emphasized its desire to be consistent with other platforms.
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In any case, our education findings were consistent with Berger, Meredith and Wheeler's.
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Officials are trying to stress that these actions are consistent with regular enforcement.
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Governor Perry Warjiyo said the decision was consistent with Indonesia's low inflation outlook.
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In all, nine people have come down with symptoms consistent with the virus.
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His experience is consistent with the direction of much of the new research.
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Rogers's appearance seems consistent with this admirable commitment to the promising yet untried.
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Critics note, however, that these positions aren't consistent with ones Harris held previously.
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The tone and energy of the performance seemed consistent with your stand-up.
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California's high-growth, full employment, working-poor economy is consistent with that picture.
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I think the Fed needs to stay consistent with where yields are trading.
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It is consistent with a narrow Democratic House majority, of around 12 seats.
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The longer-term slowdown in building is consistent with China's 2016 Work Report.
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It is in the interests of our security and consistent with our values.
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This behavior is consistent with the classic GMMA trend breakout pattern of behavior.
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The picture in Pennsylvania is largely consistent with national political trends in 54.
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That's higher than the global average and consistent with the previous twelve months.
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However, they're arranged in a way that's not consistent with Time's cover design.
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She had taken photographs from the air showing features consistent with fairy circles.
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But the manta rays did exhibit self-directed behaviors consistent with self-awareness.
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"That's consistent with the culture around the Nike brand and positioning," he said.
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Underwriting ratios remained consistent with Fitch's median guidelines for the current rating category.
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In Fitch's views, EIF's risk management is consistent with the fund's 'AAA' rating.
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Overall, the results are consistent with a big shift in teen drug use.
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Additionally, we have registered domains on their behalf, consistent with our restaurant contracts.
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Early indicators are consistent with the risks the MPC identified before the vote.
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It's too late for that, and it's not consistent with American capitalism anyway.
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AGAIN, I THINK THIS IS VERY CONSISTENT WITH WHAT WE EXPECTED TO SEE.
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That was consistent with a change in how the government measured its performance.
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The Stable Outlook of the guaranteed bonds is consistent with the guarantor's Outlook.
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Sunday's threats are consistent with others North Korea has made in past weeks.
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Incredibly, the monkeys produced an instinctual alarm call consistent with an eagle sighting.
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Using radar, the firm located 27 anomalies "consistent with possible graves" and Gov.
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It is consistent with measures in the Data Protection Bill currently before Parliament.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Global economic assumptions are consistent with Fitch's latest global economic outlook.
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They said an autopsy shows the cause of death was consistent with suicide.
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That does not seem consistent with idea that lignin-consumption rates suddenly increased.
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According to reports, the toddler had injuries consistent with life-threatening child abuse.
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"This is consistent with the bank's own findings in this matter," it added.
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But Kendall argued Friday that Clinton's statements were consistent with her previous explanations.
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BCE said it saw the decision as consistent with how it already operates.
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"Staff work tirelessly and have experience consistent with the practice of previous administrations."
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This change is consistent with other Budget proposals that eliminate rural business programs.
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His finding is consistent with academic work, including some by Ms Yellen herself.
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Consistent with the tradition of nebulous legalese, there are different kinds of immunity.
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Both assault and harassment were associated with poor sleep consistent with clinical insomnia.
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This reduces brain inflammation and is entirely consistent with this exciting new study.
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The rising US oil production profile is consistent with higher US oil rigs.
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This song is criminally terrible, which is aesthetically consistent with the "Glosses" video.
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In addition, credit metrics are returning to levels consistent with its 'BBB-' rating.
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In response, Facebook said this was "consistent" with how the company handles complaints.
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Consistent with the driver's actions, the vehicle applied torque and accelerated as instructed.
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Sensitive, modern family planning is entirely consistent with conservative values and family values.
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I believe that CIA must undertake activities that are consistent with American values.
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This resolution has to be consistent with our nation's fundamental values and traditions.
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His comments were consistent with how Alexander described Trump's position over the weekend.
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In addition, IPCC scientists ensure any amendments are consistent with the scientific evidence.
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The Israeli move was consistent with similar restrictions in Europe, the statement said.
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This is wrong, and consistent with Leftists' disrespecting the flag & denying American exceptionalism.
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The Prime Minister's Office responded by saying Trudeau has been consistent with Trump.
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Illinois -- The Illinois Human Rights Act allows bathroom use consistent with gender identity.
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That's consistent with the same six-month period in 2015, the firm said.
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This was consistent with all the families I knew and all my peers.
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The proposals outlined below are largely consistent with and expand upon these recommendations.
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Even the section for employees was consistent with the theme of the store.
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The EPA results are consistent with earlier results from a Virginia Tech lab.
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That figure is consistent with what he's seen in his practice, Chapman said.
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Right now, the balance of data remains consistent with a modest Clinton lead.
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Those positions are all consistent with support for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship.
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It is up to him to make the process consistent with his perspective.
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Those numbers are consistent with the airstrikes launched against ISIS before the attack.
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But he said the wounds did not seem consistent with a dog attack.
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Carson added that he didn't believe Islam was consistent with the US Constitution.
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The fund's national market risk factor is consistent with a 'S1(zaf)' NFMRSR.
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Formulating policies that are consistent with scientific evidence will greatly increase their effectiveness.
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They described the flights as training exercises that were consistent with international law.
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It's very consistent with the way I ran our chamber in the statehouse.
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Romero claimed that this was consistent with the organization's position on gun control.
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Nurses caring for him confirmed his injuries are consistent with a blast trauma.
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Consistent with CBP policy, CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility has initiated a review.
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Now to the more intriguing theory that is more consistent with known facts.
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His ideology is indeed consistent — with Eugene V. Debs and other 1920s socialists.
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This is consistent with the results from the satisfaction with American democracy question.
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" Pags seemed to agree, responding that Trump's original answer was "consistent with conservatism.
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The EPA says the regulation is entirely consistent with the Clean Water Act.
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That's not consistent with the benefits that wetlands, mangroves, and reefs can provide.
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Chesnoff added only that the sentence was consistent with the negotiated plea deal.
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I just have to keep them consistent with how they want to look.
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John has symptoms consistent with Alzheimer's disease, although that term is never used.
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That last story is particularly consistent with the swings in markets this month.
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Markings around her neck were also consistent with suicide, the medical examiners said.
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"It's not consistent with our vibrant tourism, fishing and recreation," Mr. Knapp said.
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Certainly an opposition to vaccines is quite consistent with the American story, however.
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Though convenient, this stance is consistent with profoundly held principles of scholarly independence.
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They're consistent with similar decisions being made by a number of peer institutions.
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We will be playing in a way that is consistent with our brand.
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His thinking is consistent with what he advocates for the rest of us.
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That data are consistent with polls collected by CNN and The Washington Post.
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This information was consistent with equipment used by U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan.
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A CMS spokesperson said that the start time was consistent with how HealthCare.
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His decision was consistent with N.C.A.A. rules and guidance given to professional athletes.
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But the intelligence briefing is consistent with Fiona Hill's impeachment testimony this week.
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My own conversations with activists in recent days are consistent with those pieces.
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That's consistent with what Canadians expect, and we think it's the right approach.
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Events since our review in July remain consistent with that one-notch adjustment.
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"Consistent with that advice, General Barr has decided not to recuse," Kupec said.
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Analysts said this was consistent with how the party has operated for years.
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Here are modest steps consistent with the Second Amendment and public opinion: 1.
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The couple also sustained injuries consistent with being bound or cuffed, he testified.
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For others, it appears to be consistent with a pattern of addictive behavior.
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I don't think that's consistent with-- inconsistent with what I said on politics.
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The Gallup data is consistent with more recent polling conducted by CNN, too.
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Suntrust analyst Naved Khan said the targeted cost cuts are consistent with expectations.
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That would be consistent with rising nominal and real long-term interest rates.
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"Our statements have been consistent with our understanding of climate science," he said.
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Tunisia's education system taught values consistent with American ideals of pluralism and openness.
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That timeline was consistent with documents that had been seen by the attorneys.
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That's largely consistent with live-interview national polling taken the last few months.
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BP (BP) will consider whether new investments are consistent with the Paris deal.
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These facts are consistent with findings from both government and non-government organizations.
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Such information isn't consistent with reality and is nothing but an absolute fantasy.
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Therefore, a ratcheting up in trade war rhetoric is consistent with the downtrend.
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Its conclusion is consistent with that of two separate, nongovernmental teams of analysts.
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The charts show none of these numbers are consistent with trading band analysis.
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Mr. Maddox's comments are accurate and consistent with all of his previous interview.
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That would be a strategy to control emissions that consistent with conservative principles.
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"That tweet is entirely consistent with what we're trying to communicate," Pompeo said.
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The findings are consistent with estimates from scientists at Harvard and Penn State.
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"This is more consistent with how you'd go after an organized crime syndicate."
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The numbers were "consistent with what we anticipate will be a streak of weaker economic data consistent with the global headwinds that will continue to restrain the Canadian economy," wrote David Tulk, head of global macro strategy at TD Securities.
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This skeleton was that of a man, with lesions on the left side of his skull consistent with a wound from a blunt implement, such as a club, and a perforating lesion on his neck vertebrae consistent with an arrow wound.
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"An agreement that would be tantamount to blanket returns of foreigners to a third country is not consistent with European law, is not consistent with international law," Vincent Cochetel, the director of the refugee agency's European bureau, told reporters in Geneva.
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Franklin Graham insists the 2016 tour is nonpartisan and consistent with his father's vision.
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Biden's position is consistent with the views he held while serving in the Senate.
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That's consistent with trends in mobile payments, commerce, and social media, among other things.
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I hope you'll fill me in on how that is consistent with protecting privacy.
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Willoughby's reasons are consistent with those that hundreds of abused women report to researchers.
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It&aposs better to have your talk and your language consistent with your actions.
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Spicer said earlier Thursday afternoon that the executive order was consistent with federal law.
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A ratio between 40 and 60 percent is generally consistent with a balanced market.
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Pretty sure the way we handled things last year, we'd stay consistent with that.
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The Maduro regime must call free, fair, and transparent elections, consistent with its constitution.
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Yet, his last few outings have not been consistent with that kind of status.
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While the evidence is consistent with the idea of panspermia, it's not yet compelling.
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This is more or less consistent with Iran's behavior over the last 15 years.
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The New York Times reports that the controversial slides were consistent with Vogt's reputation.
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This approach is consistent with investment practices at major US and European life insurers.
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It stressed that its position was consistent with how other U.S.-based firms operate.
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And I think his behavior is going to be consistent with reasonable, logical procedures.
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Just based on the preliminary evidence, everything is consistent with him killing them all.
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HARKER SAYS FED IS GROWING BALANCE SHEET CONSISTENT WITH ORGANIC GROWTH, NOT PROVIDING 'QE'
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That is consistent with a nervousness about the future, though of a different sort.
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We are looking at the second quarter consistent with a 4.5 percent growth rate.
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A ratio between 22018 and 25 percent is consistent with a balanced housing market.
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Jensen said the Puerto Rican government's process is not consistent with a scientific approach.
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It's consistent with the messaging from Google Next, the company's cloud conference in April.
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Through the gyrations, the trend in claims has remained consistent with jobs market strength.
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A Facebook spokesman said the feature is consistent with what the company originally announced.
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The law recognizes this too and is consistent with The Wing's values and mission.
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That is consistent with findings from the past three years, according to the study.
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The approach is also consistent with Danone's history going back well over a century.
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But clearly you need people who are consistent with the views the President has.
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It's also consistent with how such requests have been handled in prior impeachment probes.
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Kamala Harris came in at $2.33 million, a sum consistent with her previous hauls.
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That is, it's consistent with a defense that Trump believed he did nothing wrong.
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" While another Twitter user felt the photos were "consistent with the trans community dogma.
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Yields are improving consistent with the timeline we shared during our last earnings report.
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In his statement, Pai rule wasn't consistent with Federal Trade Commission (FTC) privacy standards.
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This stance is generally consistent with previous FBI comments on encryption and evidence, though.
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It says the PVT's estimates "are consistent with the official results announced by INEC".
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What they share mostly is the things that are consistent with their political ideology.
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Both results are consistent with an American economy that is playing to its strengths.
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State Police Superintendent Doug Carter said Lawson's information was "consistent" with its ongoing investigation.
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But its path was consistent with the proposition that impeachment-related uncertainty didn't help.
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Kokopo experienced "very strong to severe" shaking, consistent with causing moderate to heavy damage.
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Nine days later, she began experiencing symptoms consistent with the virus, including a fever.
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That's consistent with something he said during last month's spate of Cambridge Analytica interviews.
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The doses used were consistent with known practices in professional cycling, the researchers said.
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Soon after, he developed severe asthma and other symptoms consistent with chlorine gas inhalation.
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It's also consistent with historical patterns and isn't peculiar to the Clinton-Trump race.
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These reforms are consistent with those enacted by many states the past 10 years.
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Trump's proposal is certainly consistent with his business-based, free-market approach to government.
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"That would be consistent with their pivot to a more accommodative stance," he said.
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"Overall, expectations of increased interest rates would be consistent with a more robust economy."
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China says its agricultural support policies are consistent with WTO regulations and international practice.
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That is a way of self-actualizing, and that's totally consistent with Brooks's view.
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A necropsy revealed the dog died from asphyxiation and wounds consistent with road rash.
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It is absolutely consistent with your Executive Order so please just hear me out.
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"The proposal is consistent with easyJet's focused, city-based strategy in Germany," it said.
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Another 44 percent think the president's actions were not consistent with his previous statements.
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When cops interviewed the girl they noticed marks on her neck, consistent with strangulation.
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WMO chief scientist Pavel Kabat said unusually cold weather was consistent with climate change.
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A White House official said the RECLAIM Act is consistent with the administration's proposal.
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WTFC's continues to have strong asset quality, consistent with that of higher rated peers.
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It was pitched because it was consistent with the vision of America going insane.
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OGE applauds that goal, which is consistent with an opinion OGE issued in 85033.
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North Carolina recently barred transgender people from choosing bathrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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The American story is more consistent with one of proximate solutions to insoluble problems.
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"Generally, I thought the theme was consistent with the campaign he ran," said Sen.
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The capitalization of Allstate's P/C operations is consistent with the current rating category.
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This is consistent with an 'RR3' Recovery Rating and an instrument rating of 'BB-'.
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That said, you need to be consistent with your stretching to achieve lasting benefits.
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But the whole attack on Nancy Pelosi is just not consistent with what happened.
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In a manner consistent with the great traditions of our republican form of government.
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The VIX [volatility] index is now consistent with its intermediate to long-term average.
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The fact is, Pruitt's policy agenda of environmental deregulation is consistent with the GOP's.
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According to KFOR, Lincoln sustained a skull fracture and brain bleed consistent with abuse.
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Trump's words are not to be laughed off, because they're consistent with his policies.
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Military involvement in each of these conflicts — consistent with realism — promoted U.S. interests abroad.
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His views aren't even entirely consistent with democratic socialism, the political tradition he claims.
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And there is plenty of other anecdotal information and data consistent with the shift.
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Both are consistent with his public statements, but carry a criminal penalty if false.
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And consistent with Trump's original messaging on why he agreed to end the subsidies.
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Strong top-line growth is consistent with solid economic activity in the first quarter.
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This would be consistent with the tightest labor markets the nation has ever enjoyed.
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That's consistent with surveys that find overwhelming bipartisan support for solar and wind power.
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Out of 274 pilots questioned, 63% reported health problems consistent with breathing tainted air.
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Cheryl Bachelder, CEO of Popeyes, said that slower sales were consistent with the sector.
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"It's really hard to stay consistent with this level of work," said FaZe Adapt.
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The notion that defending democracy meant betraying Russia was perfectly consistent with Ilyin's view.
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Republicans disappointed with the decision acknowledge it is consistent with Trump's anti-Washington theme.
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Such symptoms are consistent with attacks involving chlorine, which can kill in high concentrations.
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Trump's tough and persistent stance on increased burden-sharing is consistent with past administrations.
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"As is consistent with our policies, no company profits are used to fund politicians."
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He also said Comey's testimony is consistent with his book and previous Hill testimony.
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This is consistent with the kind of risk-taking Donald Trump has often embraced.
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Chair Powell's comments were consistent with his remarks at his congressional hearings last week.
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This program is consistent with president-elect Trump's call for prioritizing U.S. infrastructure renewal.
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All suffered injuries "that were consistent with the blast or an explosion," Mulhern said.
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"Our findings are consistent with remote workers' experiences across many national contexts," added Graham.
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"It's accelerating and is consistent with the state of the labor market," Zandi said.
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"This behaviour is in no way consistent with our values," he told the newspaper.
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"This behavior is in no way consistent with our values," he told the newspaper.
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The move would be consistent with efforts at consolidation in China's crowded metals sector.
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Consistent with this responsibility, we have decided to discontinue service for under 18 users.
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Consistent with the findings from my book, most fantasies (66 percent) involved one's partner.
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Thus, Smith moved the ending goalposts to something more thematically consistent with Desert Golfing.
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However, examiners noted the cut was consistent with both consensual and non-consensual sex.
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He sees this as a more selective tape consistent with "late-cycle" market conditions.
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The bruising is "consistent with his ongoing symptoms," the Bulls disclosed in a statement.
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"Consistent with our policies, no company profits are used to fund politicians," Whelan wrote.
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Sowing doubt about whether or not there is anything remotely consistent with our Constitution.
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A Democratic turnout surge would be consistent with the long history of midterm elections.
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This is consistent with incentives to encourage enrollees into the catastrophic range of spending.
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We can have a public health strategy that is consistent with an economic one.
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Rape law largely uses a "consent" standard often consistent with acquiescence to unequal power.
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Mr. Manafort's sentencing needed to be consistent with prior sentences given to similar criminals.
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Critics, however, note that these positions aren't entirely consistent with ones Harris held previously.
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She framed her decision, though, as consistent with the values she presented to voters.
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But the heat waves are consistent with the overall trend of accelerating global warming.
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Sanders's approach to systemic racism is consistent with the economic populism of his campaign.
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"My feeling is the letter is completely consistent with my current position," he said.
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Like the poll tax, this fee requirement is not consistent with America's democratic principles.
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Conservatives said Ms. DeVos's stance was consistent with her championing of local school control.
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Matthew Kroll told The Associated Press the four bodies had injuries consistent with drowning.
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"Consistent with our practice, we seek to be cooperative and responsive to their inquiries."
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As is consistent with our policies, no company profits are used to fund politicians.
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This is the type of growth that is consistent with a close reelection margin.
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The manufacturing job losses so far are consistent with the historical record, she noted.
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The findings are consistent with theories suggesting voters often defer to politicians' policy judgments.
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This was consistent with how ESPN handled similar situations in prior years, he said.
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It reportedly performed 300 tests, and no one reported symptoms consistent with COVID-19.
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"That's consistent with someone finding out about it for the first time," he said.
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Also Alfred opening another restaurant was not consistent with what we wanted to do.
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This aspect of President Trump's order is absolutely consistent with the Trinity Lutheran decision.
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They are dark, dour, loosely painted interiors, consistent with his early interest in representation.
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So in a way, Trump's toilet vendetta is remarkably consistent with his governing philosophy.
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"That's consistent with the values that we lift up in this country," he said.
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Managing Nigeria's national carrier will also be consistent with its investments in recent times.
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You're so quick with creating these filters and very consistent with uploading new ones.
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Meanwhile, experience shows that a growing economy is perfectly consistent with an improving environment.
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These findings are consistent with the United States' obligations under World Trade Organization rules.
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This was not consistent with our values as an institution and has been remedied.
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Those numbers are consistent with what we've seen from female voters in recent months.
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This indicates a warming trend consistent with the message echoed by climate scientists worldwide.
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This perverse co-opting of Christianity is consistent with what I have witnessed myself.
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RedMonk's assessment, at least as it relates to Python, is consistent with other measures.
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Perhaps he should revise it to be more consistent with his concept of allegiance.
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An official briefed on the investigation described the wound as consistent with a bite.
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Kemper has a strong business profile that is consistent with the company's IFS rating.
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That's consistent with a defense that has allowed an ugly 436 yards per game.
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Your current actions need to be consistent with whatever your long-term goals are.
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A second violation brings a fine consistent with those listed in the local ordinances.
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That C.I.A. interrogators actually employed this method is consistent with videotapes of waterboarding sessions.
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Consistent with his 2016 campaign, Sanders is again polling particularly well with young voters.
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Allen said the FBI's DIOG remained consistent with guidelines from the U.S. attorney general.
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This is not really consistent with the original meaning of the Interstate Commerce Clause.
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That pitch is no longer consistent with how the industry is thinking about growth.
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That would be consistent with a market value a third lower than investors expected.
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And that's very consistent with what Procter & Gamble has always been, about serving consumers.
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Expectations are that Cogeco will maintain a dividend policy consistent with its current ratings.
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The 2017 death toll was consistent with football-related fatalities dating back to 2000.
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Fitch continues to view PL's underlying profitability as solid and consistent with rating expectations.
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This is consistent with the American Pharmacy Association and the Michigan Pharmacy Association Guidelines.
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This is consistent with support for football among African-Americans elsewhere in the country.
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And we're doing it in-- in a way that's very consistent with this administration.
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The trend in weekly jobless claims, however, remained consistent with a tightening labor market.
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"It is consistent with the state of the labor market right now," says Zhao.
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Figure out what makes you tick, and choose goals consistent with those values.2.
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Ultimately, we believe this change is consistent with the desires of the overall membership.
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This is consistent with some of the former mayor's earliest interviews on the subject.
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It grows over time, consistent with the growth of lobbying as a business generally.
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This earlier cherry blooming is consistent with the hotter temperatures caused by climate change.
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The fall in the Caixin index appears "consistent with the recent decline in the price of industrial metals" and is "consistent with our broader outlook on the Chinese economy," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, China Economist at Capital Economics, in a research report.
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"What we saw were remains that were consistent with what we have found from the Korean War recoveries that we&aposve done over the years, and we found remains that were consistent with being Americans," Byrd said, speaking by video teleconference from Hawaii.
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" Some officials noted, the minutes added, that "a temporary period of inflation modestly above 2 percent would be consistent with the committee's symmetric inflation objective and could be helpful in anchoring longer-run inflation expectations at a level consistent with that objective.
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The low registration rate implied by the L2 data is consistent with the census data.
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It's consistent with the benefit of the higher mutation rate—the additional capacity for exploration.
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The ITF, on the advice from WADA, said Lepchenko's samples were consistent with her account.
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In this regard, Trump's claims are consistent with current trends but also represent something new.
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"We observe income changes that are consistent with public disclosure deterring tax evasion," they write.
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Fitch revised BNCR's and BCR's SRFs to 'BB' from 'BB+', consistent with the sovereign downgrade.
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BPDC's SRF was revised from 'BB' to 'BB-', consistent with the downgrade of the sovereign.
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Is it consistent with the nature of time that it be a two-dimensional thing?
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However, the information in the post is consistent with the report from Hawaii News Now.
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We forecast TBLA's leverage to decline to a level consistent with its rating by 200193.
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So scientists were able to visually confirm a change consistent with what LIGO had detected.
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There were dark stains consistent with blood on his pants and cuts on his hands.
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More importantly, consistent with what we told the American people we were going to do.
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Commerzbank said its internal systems made sure that all trades were consistent with German law.
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In fact, they're consistent with a trend that's been slow-boiling for a half-century.
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Studies (yet to be published) of HLI's patients so far are consistent with these numbers.
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The DNA of the human tissue was found to be consistent with Lueck's DNA profile.
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There's no good way to say this: Skulls exhibiting fractures consistent with an exploding brain.
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To do anything less is cruel and not consistent with the values of Western civilisation.
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This is consistent with other studies of gender dysphoria when it sets in during puberty.
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An analysis "could say this is consistent with a woman of European ancestry," said Verano.
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The Mueller report itself, released last week with redactions, is consistent with both Times' reports.
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These are his thoughts, lightly edited to be consistent with this (British) newspaper's house style.
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" He added, "I will say it is consistent with the pattern of the Trump campaign.
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The data from these trials are consistent with Zilretta providing meaningful and durable pain relief.
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This is similar to other programs and consistent with the law, a USCIS official said.
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The video was undated, but prosecutors said it was consistent with Mr. Watkins's past behavior.
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This is consistent with what Box CEO Aaron Levie has been saying for some time.
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Baden says fractures in Epstein's neck are more consistent with homicide than suicide by hanging.
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This one clocks in at 51mm, so, consistent with the sizing of the earlier models.
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Instead, it should be returned to the author for reconsideration consistent with the next bullet.
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The jobless rate is 4.7 percent, at or near a level consistent with full employment.
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" He says that Serak's physical restraining of Allen "was consistent with what his training was.
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Frugal behavior is consistent with research led by Anna Rappaport for the Society of Actuaries.
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And they're not consistent with, what we call in the UK, the rule of law.
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But the researchers do feel their observations are consistent with past descriptions of these events.
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An arms expert said this was consistent with the previous arrangement between the two countries.
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"The vent being open would be consistent with the pilot trying to land," he said.
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" In a seasonal summary, the agency states, "This pattern is consistent with observed climate change.
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At first glance, the composition of the new Standing Committee looks consistent with that interpretation.
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Short-term spikes in leverage to accommodate modest acquisitions would be consistent with the rating.
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Currently, we view Premier's rating as substantially within the parameters consistent with a 'B' IDR.
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On Sunday, health authorities there said several people had symptoms consistent with chlorine gas exposure.
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AND AGAIN, I THINK THAT'S SORT OF CONSISTENT WITH OUR OUTLOOK THAT THINGS ARE IMPROVING.
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Its communication and reporting to investors are systematic and consistent with regulations and market practice.
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Will our intellectual property be showcased in a way that's consistent with that intellectual property?
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Among women who reported being lesbian, the rate of 1.3% is consistent with other surveys.
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It's consistent with there have been meetings between Presidents and Fed Chairs in the past.
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The agency insists a blanket return of foreigners would not be consistent with international law.
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Sunday's threats from Pyongyang are consistent with others North Korea has made in past weeks.
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If the activity that is undertaken is consistent with that, we obviously won't emplace sanctions.
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All these tactics, according to ThreatConnect, are consistent with past tactics employed by Fancy Bear.
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Recent developments are consistent with our assumption that Russia would provide ad hoc financial support.
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"Russia's behaviour is not consistent with the rules-based international order," the G7 statement said.
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An E.P.A. spokesman on Tuesday said the lease arrangement was consistent with federal ethics regulations.
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The proper tone is one consistent with sad, but old, news: subdued, but not funereal.
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The most common adverse events were injection site reactions, consistent with prior studies, it added.
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This is consistent with the declining trend of fixed asset investment by the private sector.
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In a way, he did so consistent with the best liberal traditions of public debate.
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This is depressingly consistent with almost every attempt to prosecute police for killing black civilians.
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Tucker's alleged account of the killing was consistent with Serino's injuries, the court documents state.
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"Marco," he said, "has a worldview consistent with reason and reality versus the other two."
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It is consistent with some results and some data sets that the institute has published.
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AIG expects the unit's 2019 net earned premium to be consistent with 2018 levels, Duperreault.
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The chips were in places consistent with damage from eating, not damage from tool use.
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Investigators who studied Redwine's skull determined he had suffered injuries consistent with blunt force trauma.
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That's consistent with our previous reporting, which pegged Grab's pre-money valuation at $2.3 billion.
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Even ISPs like Verizon found the rules to be consistent with their own best practices.
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They note that the release notes are consistent with Medium's general purpose of inspiring creativity.
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That pattern is not consistent with a currency war, at least not a successful one.
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Rosa initially called the photo "disturbing" and said it wasn't consistent with The Citadel's values.
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Rather, it showed the 2 men shoving each other, which is consistent with mutual combat.
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Fitch generally views UA/UD above 103x as more consistent with an investment-grade profile.
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Sometimes, to be consistent with our values, there must be a place for second chances.
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You came in with 4.9% which is consistent with what you've seen the year before.
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On the face of it, this wage pattern is consistent with the Stolper-Samuelson theorem.
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Available evidence is consistent with a world in which long-run potential growth has fallen.
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The Prince's honesty about his own struggles is consistent with his ongoing mental health advocacy.
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In the last years of his life, Aaron displayed behavior consistent with paranoia, Jonathan writes.
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That is not consistent with the game Angry Birds, in which all birds are angry.
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That's consistent with basically a modestly increasing market as you look into 2018 and 2019.
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This is consistent with rising trade and investment flows between China and south-east Asia.
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Taser International argued that the Fourth Circuit's opinion wasn't consistent with standards throughout the county.
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Pretty sure the way we handled things last year, kind of stay consistent with that.
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Giving customers an encryption key management choice is consistent with Egnyte's overall philosophy around storage.
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That is the longest streak since 1973 and is consistent with a healthy labor market.
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The official would only confirm that this written memo is consistent with that oral advice.
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The authorities said she had respiratory failure and had retinal hemorrhaging consistent with head trauma.
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"Therefore, consistent with Dr. Redfield's request, his compensation will be adjusted accordingly," the spokeswoman said.
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Thus, the Outlook is consistent with Fitch's credit views on AVIC and the Chinese sovereign.
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The findings are consistent with research indicating a link between sleep disruptions and mood disorders.
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However, the notion of a Q2 sugar high is not fully consistent with the data.
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But Trump's remarks cannot constitute a threat or intimidation punishable consistent with the First Amendment.
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Many would require the President to submit a budget proposal consistent with the balance rules.
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The results of the survey are broadly consistent with other polling of the Democratic primary.
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And so I would just attribute that to not consistent with what's actually being planned.
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"When they've measured the gait of the horse, it's so consistent with walking," she said.
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The decision is consistent with American Airlines's recent move to extend Max cancellations through Sept.
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But, the species' demise is certainly consistent with the impacts humans have on wildlife today.
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What we have seen recently is consistent with our scientific understanding of hurricanes and climate.
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Analysis of the ink confirmed it was consistent with what was used during that period.
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Wednesday's poll found Trump's approval rating in Florida is consistent with his national approval rating.
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At the time, Kavanaugh argued that the warrantless collection was consistent with the Fourth Amendment.
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However, in recent weeks, refund amounts have been consistent with the amounts from last year.
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Could it possibly be consistent with peremptory American obligations under both national and international law?
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We recently conducted a series of experiments whose results are strikingly consistent with that claim.
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The risks flagged in the new releases are consistent with our own long-held views.
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The Stable Outlook on the guaranteed bonds is consistent with that of the guarantor, CIMBT.
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The data is consistent with that hypothesis, but more data is needed to be sure.
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"The decision is consistent with the currency price stabilisation in the past period," he said.
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If people are consistent with those tools, you can change those patterns that aren't working.
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He's just being consistent with what Republicans have been saying for the past six years.
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According to Dr. Dani, this hypothesis is consistent with other observations around smoking and drinking.
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World currently tracking between RCP4.5 & lower climate change scenarios – consistent with 1.5˚ to 2.5˚C.
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And I think what he said yesterday is consistent with what they have expressed before.
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All Americans understand that intentionally hurting innocents is not consistent with American values or character.
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It suggests a potential growth rate – growth consistent with constant unemployment – of maybe 1.5 percent.
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This is not consistent with state policy, and in my view, it is just wrong.
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The number of complaints in Staten Island and Manhattan has been consistent with last year.
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"We're constantly making decisions that are consistent with us being around 100 years," he added.
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I was struck by the even split, because it's consistent with my own conflicted feelings.
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You're showing a behavioral pattern consistent with someone who may be struggling with an addiction.
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The rule is consistent with a requirement that it be narrowly tailored to the evidence.
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That's consistent with estimates from the Joint Committee on Taxation, the nonpartisan analysts of Congress.
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But even in hindsight I think we chose the course most consistent with institutional values.
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Shared sacrifice to solve a common problem, consistent with our values, is the American way.
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Consistent with its statutory mandate, the Committee seeks to foster maximum employment and price stability.
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You're saying that this all is consistent with your vision of how presidents should behave.
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That's consistent with other recent research showing little -- if any -- link between games and violence.
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But what I do as an investigative reporter is consistent with what the Bible teaches.
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"It's consistent with the story that one of the biggest … stressors is finances," he said.
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But they're consistent with recent so-called wave elections, like those in 238 or 260.
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The practice of threatening not to cover an E.R. visit is consistent with this goal.
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"Pompeo replied that what Trump tweeted was "consistent" with the US&aposs position "all along.
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Gonzalez said that the man had been drinking and his story wasn't consistent with evidence.
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WHAT I SAID WAS ACTUALLY VERY EVEN HANDED AND CONSISTENT WITH WHAT I'VE SAID BEFORE.
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Their accounts are consistent with reports in other publications of other women's accusations against Trump.
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It's also consistent with most of the reporting on the state of specific Republican incumbents.
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But the deep cuts enshrined in the budget's numbers are not consistent with modest tweaks.
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We believe our treatment of stock-based compensation is broadly consistent with our peer group.
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One defense witness, a former state forensic pathologist, said her injuries were consistent with rape.
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The idea is fraught with peril, but it is consistent with Biden's approach to politics.
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The intrusion was consistent with the work of low-level nationalist Iranian hackers, experts said.
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IHS MARKIT SAYS UK PMIS CONSISTENT WITH GDP GROWTH AROUND 0.2% QQ IN EARLY 2020
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He violated some very important principles, and that's consistent with what the inspector general found.
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They were consistent with the images other residents had posted on social media that morning.
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Such a system would be consistent with the goal of improving transparency and public access.
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That's consistent with research from a 2018 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development report.
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One piece of evidence seems consistent with this possibility: the seeming optimism about his presidency.
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In the week ended June 10, corn conditions averaged 4, consistent with the prior week.
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This finding is consistent with internet activity we've warned about in recent years from Iran.
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This low amount was consistent with environmental contamination that I could not possibly have prevented.
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But consistent with confidentiality and other fiduciary duties, informing shareholders is sometimes appropriate, Buffett says.
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But RICS said the reading was consistent with only a marginal rise in national prices.
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Barracuda's industry expertise, revenue scale, and leverage profile are consistent with the 'B' rating category.
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The discovery also made sense to Shields in that it's consistent with his own work.
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The Kobach campaign, however, dismissed the poll, saying it is not consistent with over surveys.
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Cohen's testimony is entirely consistent with the allegations the DOJ makes in the Stone indictment.
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These bills are consistent with Congress's broad powers to admit new states to the Union.
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" Johnson said the U.S. must enforce laws "in a humane manner consistent with our priorities.
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The government defended the reopening of the plant as being consistent with the action plan.
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I probably will support it because it is consistent with my view on the issue.
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That approach would have been consistent with Mueller's role as a prosecutor in this case.
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That approach would have been consistent with Mueller's role as a prosecutor in this case.
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The Emmy ratings embarrassment is consistent with other televised awards shows in the last year.
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Additional changes would provide clarification that would strengthen the MIPS program consistent with congressional intent.
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This is consistent with Buffett's argument that time is the friend of a strong business.
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Most important, a real-time archive would be consistent with long-held values around advertising.
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In his tweet, Mr. Durov said the attack's scale was consistent with a state actor.
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It also said that the apartment's price had been consistent with the then market level.
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" "The way the market received the message last time is consistent with his current view.
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I think the point is... We're pretty consistent with that and we're proud of it.
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But it's fundamentally consistent with an extremely long track-record of Trumpian mistreatment of women.
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"The damage at the blast hole is consistent with a limpet mine attack, it is not consistent with an external flying object striking the ship," Kido said, adding that nail holes visible in the hull indicated how the mine was attached to the ship.
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The doctor noted that his brain was "swollen and dusky," which is consistent with an overdose.
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Previously, Colombia reported three deaths among Zika patients who had symptoms consistent with ITP, Sharp said.
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AIG expects the unit's 2019 net earned premium to be consistent with 2018 levels, Duperreault said.
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He added that the efforts were "consistent" with disinformation campaigns Facebook has seen in the past.
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Also consistent with other polling, both candidates have negative favorability ratings, though Trump is further underwater.
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The findings were "consistent with exposure to talc containing chrysotile and tremolite contamination," the report concluded.
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So the constellation of asset prices is consistent with a low growth environment with downside risk.
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Conservative attorneys generally favor less business regulation than their liberal colleagues, consistent with Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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So we are confident that our present monetary policy stance is consistent with our (inflation) aim.
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"That's a step down from 2018, but still consistent with a healthy, growing economy," he said.
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Fascinatingly, and despite this odd configuration, HD 98800 still exhibits characteristics consistent with early planetary formation.
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All of this is consistent with the core themes Martin established for the series long ago.
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As prime minister he would "set immigration levels consistent with what is in Canada's best interests".
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The current rate for the end of this year is 0.6 percent, consistent with September estimates.
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Our public finance projections would be consistent with the debt ratio falling to 40% by 2018.
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Instagram changed that to "weeks" sometime late last year to make it consistent with the app.
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As long as it's consistent with what people want to do, we're going to explore it.
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But the researchers also found peptide markers consistent with Brucella melitensis—a bacterium that causes brucellosis.
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Government bond yields did rise in a move that would be consistent with higher inflation expectations.
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Economists said last month's slowdown in the services industry measure was consistent with slowing economic growth.
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Therefore, even though the existing calculations are consistent with asymptotic safety, the situation has remained inconclusive.
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Consistent with CVB's acquisitive strategy, the current rating action incorporates the possibility of a future acquisition.
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"This related to a cat which had sustained injuries consistent with an attack," a spokesperson said.
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The physicists here got their five-sigma observation, a finding consistent with the Standard Model's predictions.
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Human Rights Watch says the story is consistent with what they have heard from trusted informants.
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The bank's financial performance is consistent with its corporate focus, although it did decline since 2015.
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Trump's Turkey statement was consistent with his "America First" policy of getting all US troops home.
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Those characteristics are consistent with a 17-percentage-point margin for a Democrat over a Republican.
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But this is consistent with the Alt-Right's sense of being victims in a liberal society.
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One thing is for sure: this decision is consistent with Trump's incoherent plans for the environment.
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Symetra's Prism capital model score in 2015 was 'Strong', which is consistent with the rating level.
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This perspective assumes today's forward curve and loan and deposit growth consistent with the current economy.
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While Nick's casting was a deviation in some ways, it was also consistent with franchise logic.
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Separating a child from his or her parents triggers a level of stress consistent with trauma.
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"She had cuts and bruises and abrasions which are consistent with being physically attacked," he said.
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"Jacob had one apparent gunshot wound, consistent with a being self-inflicted," the police statement says.
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Fitch expects their capitalisations to remain consistent with peers, if not better, after upcoming regulatory changes.
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If you come here illegally, we will send you back consistent with our laws and values.
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These are actions that would seem consistent with someone who reasonably believes they did nothing wrong.
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The other is that such changes should be consistent with the welfare of the future person.
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A container of Odor Eater foot powder was consistent with the powder found on the body.
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These figures are consistent with Fitch's forecasts when we downgraded Brazil to 'BB+'/Negative in December.
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The suspected case was found in a child who had symptoms of paralysis consistent with polio.
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According to NBC, the number of maintenance requests is consistent with those made by previous administrations.
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The current rate is approaching loss rates consistent with latter part of 2010 and early 2011.
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This is consistent with tech IPOs so far this year, which have traded up 22019 percent.
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Leverage is consistent with similarly rated peers and cash flow strong relative to the peer group.
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"The 38 dogs found at her home were not in conditions consistent with responsible pet ownership."
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The overwhelming majority of our employees communicate in a way that is consistent with our policies.
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This is consistent with Rose's statement that in many instances, victims of sex crimes get blamed.
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The new poll shows Clinton's lead consistent with where the Democratic nominee was earlier this summer.
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Lobbying for stability at a successful firm is consistent with demanding change at an unsuccessful one.
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Clinton's 2015 tax rate, the source said, is expected to be consistent with her past returns.
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What they found was that, consistent with previous research, lesbians continued to out-earn straight women.
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"China's military modernization is consistent with its rapid economic growth," the Australian Department of Defense said.
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Their volatility and direction are consistent with the prospect of a new crisis or global recession.
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Global assumptions are consistent with Fitch's 'Global Economic Outlook,' including a subdued outlook for commodity prices.
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"Our data is consistent with this object being out there a long, long time," says Fitzimmons.
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The management fees, which have not been disclosed, "are consistent with fair market price", it added.
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Swearing and exposure to profanity do appear to activate physiological responses consistent with a cathartic reaction.
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This ordinance that we are defending in the federal court is consistent with that value system.
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This is consistent with feedback I am hearing from trading desks: activity is not that high.
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And consistent with these remains being good candidates to be missing Americans from the Korean War.
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"So to say that his freedom is limited is not consistent with the facts," he said.
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And its location off Mozambique is consistent with some of the drift modeling, Australian authorities said.
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Already, the 23andMe researchers have found that the "data is quite consistent" with theirs, Hinds says.
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This is consistent with our view of global equity markets engaged in a change of regime.
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I'll admit, I'm still not even consistent with when and how often the cleaning lady comes.
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"Our faith in technology is no longer fully consistent with our belief in liberty," he writes.
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These results in equity trading are largely consistent with peer institutions that have reported thus far.
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This would be historically consistent with how religious dispensations and transformations begin as minorities and heresies.
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WE SEE IT FLATTENING OUT AND WE SEE THE CONSUMER SPENDING KIND OF CONSISTENT WITH THAT.
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Raymond James analyst Chris Cox said such moves were "consistent with the messaging" Pourbaix has provided.
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Top scoring applications that were consistent with these priorities remained as awardees, while others did not.
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Should the United States seek agreements with Russia that are consistent with our interests and values?
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It's an organic and biodynamic way of farming that's consistent with the health of entire ecosystems.
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Our business pipeline is healthy, consistent with the recent improvement in economic data for key markets.
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The subsequent performance of the transactions is consistent with the agency's expectations, given the operating environment.
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Commitment What it is: People want to be consistent with what they've already said or done.
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The location of the debris is consistent with some of the drift modeling, Australian authorities said.
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A lot of things aren't consistent [with my promises to help people who voted for me].
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The severity in the big swings is consistent [with what I've seen] all over the world.
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But that was consistent with what I did during the whole six and a half years.
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Medicins Sans Frontieres said eight people it treated had symptoms consistent with nerve agents like sarin.
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The World Health Organization said victims appeared to show symptoms consistent with exposure to organophosphorus chemicals.
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A U.S. official said there were also signs of "activities consistent with sanitization" by Iran there.
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Recent jobs reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show unemployment rates consistent with full employment.
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The Federal Reserve's obtuse approach to this rule proposal is consistent with a politically charged approach.
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That's consistent with the Fed's current outlook that the recent weakness in inflation will prove temporary.
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It also ensured students access to the restrooms and other facilities consistent with their gender identity.
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Trump's aversion to democracy promotion is consistent with his authoritarian tendencies, but also has ideological roots.
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The slowdown in job growth is consistent with a labor market that is near full employment.
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These results turn out to be remarkably consistent with issue rankings from recent presidential election cycles.
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From the moment I received Dr. Ford's letter my actions have been consistent with her wishes.
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But Olbermann has a history on Twitter that may not be consistent with Disney values, either.
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Is this a record that Casey considers consistent with "a fair & impartial process for all students"?
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Tuesday's poll is consistent with other recent polls that show Kaine with a double-digit advantage.
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For the first time, she found evidence consistent with epigenetic inheritance of trauma in human subjects.
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The official post-mortem report revealed that she had injuries consistent with rape, torture and strangulation.
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The jury will have to determine whether those actions are consistent with someone being sexually assaulted.
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The expanded supply allowed them to switch into consuming media more consistent with their ideal points.
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This use of personality testing is beautifully consistent with the bottom-up origins of the MBTI.
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"Amazon's investments in India have been consistent with a strategy for long-term success," he said.
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"We will also consider publicly releasing the results, consistent with our standard processes," the spokeswoman said.
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Rogers said the bite marks seen on the victim's leg were consistent with a large fish.
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While the study focused on California teenagers, researchers say the numbers are consistent with national trends.
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He's elected, and on day two he takes acts that are consistent with those hateful statements.
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The images are consistent with a mix of screengrabs from a number of clearly identifiable videos.
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" She wrote that Audemio's symptoms—tenderness and inflammation in his anus—were "consistent [with] rectal penetration.
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Kids living in the area had blood lead levels "consistent with the national average," it said.
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That respect only comes from approaching law enforcement in a manner consistent with our national values.
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Powell's "comments were consistent with his remarks at his congressional hearings last week," the Fed said.
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Cohen got the party-line message — to lie, consistent with Trump's public denials during the campaign.
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Is the VIP experience consistent with the values that Disneyland was created to exemplify and promote?
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Tests show the hair was consistent with the hair of one of her cats, authorities allege.
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Two of the country's top FGM experts have testified that the injuries were consistent with FGM.
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Fomenting 'anger on divisive issues such as race and immigration' is perfectly consistent with that agenda.
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Police say Bradley&aposs injury wasn&apost consistent with biting the blade, but appeared self-inflicted.
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My goal will be to provide as much transparency as I can consistent with the law.
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"Some participants saw the increase as consistent with a firming trend in inflation," the account said.
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For us, the process was handled in a matter consistent with any other graduate or student.
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Blasey Ford's experience is all too consistent with stories we heard and lived while attending Holton.
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This level of support for lowering immigration levels is consistent with similar 2014 and 2017 polls.
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This finding is consistent with laboratory research about the effect of sleep on improved language learning.
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"Police attended and found blood, forceps, and other evidence consistent with childbirth," read their original release.
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"We need to have a whole host of options available, consistent with bodily autonomy," she said.
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