The move is part of what Barclays called 'Brexit contingencies.
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But the contingencies of CETA slot into a broader pattern.
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An administrator said both schools were in talks about contingencies.
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I'm relatively certain these contingencies will never come to pass.
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So we put contingencies in place right then and there.
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Staying ready for Korean contingencies involves more than two actors.
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The IRS is still working on contingencies if the shutdown continues.
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There are, of course, contingencies in place for a wet day.
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So, yes, a bunch of unusual contingencies came together in 2016.
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Eletrobras said it made 2.2 billion reais of provisions for contingencies.
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The 2017 earnings outlook includes 14 cents per share for contingencies.
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That amount deducts 50 million reais in debts and potential contingencies.
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Sometimes national security contingencies occur, like addressing the 9/11 attacks.
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Yeah, contingencies is not what Silicon Valley does well, do they?
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We, as individuals, can also try to plan for basic contingencies.
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Part of good planning for both cybersecurity and elections is anticipating contingencies.
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Different age groups need different medical contingencies put into the protection plan.
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But, Toner says, all hospitals need to be planning for both contingencies.
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ZTE's near-death experience drove Huawei to begin planning for similar contingencies.
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Teva had legal settlements and loss contingencies of $296 million in the quarter.
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Plan for contingencies and develop options that the company can utilize if needed.
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In order to compete, buyers are coming in with cash and dropping contingencies.
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But if bitcoin is truly digital gold, as he believes, contingencies are important.
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Too many contingencies and no way to get out if it doesn't work.
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I just have fun thinking about all the contingencies and what's going on.
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And seeking to ban a technology over far-fetched contingencies is bad policy.
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But the original offer may have contingencies such as mortgage, appraisals or inspections.
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So, these are serious contingencies with the military which we prepared the president for.
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Indeed, the Saudis are either unprepared, ineffective or irrelevant in dealing with these contingencies.
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In particular, the ECB is ready for all contingencies following the UK's EU referendum.
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All the contingencies have cleared, and we're told the deal will close next month.
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He might invoke an emergency under the Civil Contingencies Act, to suspend the law.
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They're planning contingencies for Mr. Bolton getting called, according to my colleague Maggie Haberman.
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No. You train so much on so many contingencies, you know how to do things.
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You'll want to buy it and it will get tied up in all these contingencies.
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An additional 20 percent of the budget would need to be put aside for contingencies.
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And I am sure that is one of the contingencies that has been laid out.
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The money is there for "unforeseen contingencies," according to a 2008 review of the program.
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That was thanks in large part to unexpected impairments and contingencies related to legal disputes.
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"Build in contingencies for financial challenges and milestones for marking achievements or failures," Vasileff said.
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Buyers are searching with less urgency and more frequently able to win offers with contingencies.
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Provisions and contingencies surged to 36.62 billion rupees from 4 billion rupees a year ago.
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No contingencies meant they couldn't get out of the contract even if any surprises arose.
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Ultimately, though, Bobrow-Strain's tale is too full of singular contingencies to yield obvious prescriptions.
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It will explore all options and all contingencies to support the economy through this shock.
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States such as New York are already talking about building contingencies into their spending plan.
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But the law is a blunt instrument for making judgments about extreme and unusual contingencies.
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Government supporters are still calling for a victory, but one that builds in some ugly contingencies.
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But some experts predicted even the warfighting account for "overseas contingencies operations" won't see massive growth.
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Political contingencies over the next four weeks will weigh heavily on the Fed's interest rate decisions.
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But if British voters elect to leave, he said, "The E.C.B. is ready for all contingencies."
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Second, from a social perspective, you create a (secret) buffer for unexpected contingencies that could arise.
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Now it depends upon all those contingencies that used to apply only to hooking and tripping.
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She added that the central bank had plans in place to address a range of contingencies.
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Buyers should talk to their lenders about any contingencies associated with buying in a flood zone.
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They know that science, like all human activities, has been formed by a great many contingencies.
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So the use of weapons tailored to smaller theaters or contingencies cannot be definitively ruled out.
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Even Connecticut is worried: There are explicit contingencies in the deal in case CMS rejects it.
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" He added: "I don't expect a no-deal outcome but we need to prepare for all contingencies.
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Winston and Kinsman "reached a compromise with contingencies," according to the Associated Press, which cites court documents.
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Reinforce that this is their higher-education debt to repay, and "have some contingencies mapped out beforehand. "
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But reason sits just next to these contingencies—and is often nourished, not diminished, by their presence.
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ECB chief Draghi said on Tuesday the ECB was ready for all contingencies following the UK referendum.
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And the outcome of those decisions may well be determined by contingencies that are difficult to anticipate.
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Before you are born, and until you die, life is more or less a series of contingencies.
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Major U.S. sports leagues are taking precautions and considering contingencies as the coronavirus spreads across the country.
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But that's a wrong-headed mental blindspot that results in us not preparing for contingencies and problems.
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This ensures US Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa are ready for any potential contingencies.
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"And for South Korea in particular, it's not hard to imagine what those contingencies might look like."
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There were of course contingencies in place, alternate forks to the preferred storyline, but none as convincing.
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"24 was a game-changer," said Mikael Tofvesson, who heads the cyberdefense team at Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency.
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A discussion could have involved contingencies on the Korean peninsula, and avoiding conflict in the South China Sea.
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A $50 million reserve charge set aside for ongoing litigation and contingencies was a further drag on earnings.
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The state agency attributed the $2 billion price hike to changes in the scope and planning for contingencies.
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These expenses were both overseas and contingencies the Army had not anticipated when drafting its annual budget request.
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As Miller, who lives in Tampa, prepared for his last night at home, he was considering contingencies, too.
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"We can reassure Sainsbury's customers that we have strong contingencies in place," said a spokesman for the chain.
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Control rooms manage the system conservatively, running constant scenario analysis to plan for a huge range of contingencies.
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Based on intelligence information from inside the house we had to plan for a wide range of contingencies.
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Smarter and more appropriate security assistance is vital, now in Afghanistan, and later in whatever new contingencies arise.
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"We understand that contingencies sometimes occur but major contingencies that put the entire project into doubt are just unreasonable," he said, citing issues about where the stadium would be located and the fate of the Oakland A's baseball team, which has been rumored to be looking to leave Oakland as well.
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Attempts to make predictions about societies are, in his view, inherently doomed, because of the contingencies of human events.
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Recent scholarship has pointed to the contingencies of launch-site territory, nationalism, and self-determination in India and Kenya.
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And success may hinge on such contingencies as whether some charismatic politician with populist street cred gets behind it.
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But the real hard question is what happens if one of these other contingencies were to go off that.
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In its rush to bring its guests a thrilling, visceral experience, the Delos Corporation didn't plan for unexpected contingencies.
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Have we acted on the Government Accountability Office's recommendations calling for whole of government to prepare for EMP contingencies?
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Now, we are told that these no-deal plans are only there for contingencies, for the worst-case scenario.
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The Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account of the Pentagon was designed, not surprisingly, to cover contingencies that occur overseas.
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The new RAND paper examines the military requirements of such contingencies, which are far more challenging than simple deterrence.
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Party officials say there are no set contingencies or deadlines yet, but they have started soliciting guidance from advisers.
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Thus, basketball operations personnel called in favors, nailed down contingencies, estimated traffic patterns, and secured any court time, anywhere.
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Facebook says that any such practice would violate its rules, which include contingencies for reviewing posts in unfamiliar languages.
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"This equipment will enable rapid deployment of ground forces in response to contingencies throughout the region," the Army said.
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The company's team in Hong Kong is planning contingencies in the event that partners and suppliers cannot fulfill orders.
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He's one of a rotating group of physicians who accompany the President on trips and plan for medical contingencies.
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For the past few years, in most hot markets, buyers had to take what they could get — no contingencies.
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As military professionals, planning for a range of contingencies is something we owe the American people,' Navy Lt. Cmdr.
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The contingencies of random variation are overshadowed by the hard reality of making a living in an unforgiving world.
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Still, it's irresponsible not to plan for these contingencies, whether with life-insurance policies or trusts or other arrangements.
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That was significantly below analysts' expectations, impacted by more than 11 billion reais of one-time writedowns and judicial contingencies.
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We have never partake in an effort to go to deep space with these many contingencies that we plan for.
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In a statement Saturday, the SEC alleged that Musk knew the potential transaction was uncertain and subject to several contingencies.
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The analysis considered the financial burden of hiring and redundancy, new building, infrastructure and rent costs, and well as contingencies.
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This additional data helps a system predict motion and makes for a more complete set of navigation plans and contingencies.
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That was significantly below analysts' expectations thanks to more than 11 billion reais of one-off writedowns and judicial contingencies.
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That was significantly below analysts' expectations thanks to more than 11 billion reais of one-time writedowns and judicial contingencies.
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"Musk knew that the potential transaction was uncertain and subject to numerous contingencies," the SEC said in a written statement.
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Fitch will monitor rated NBFI's risk appetite and mechanisms to confront such contingencies as restructuring, refinancing and client retention programs.
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Even without such a dire event, any number of contingencies could crash us on the shoals of the AVF arithmetic.
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The best buyer for your property is the one willing to pay you the most money with the fewest contingencies.
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The military has faced such challenges historically, in mobilizing for the Gulf War in 1990 and preparing for other contingencies.
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Think of how many contingencies had to fall into place for the census story to end the way it did.
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After months of meetings and the fine-tuning of contingencies, this is the sweeping situation that has begun to emerge.
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But some money will be held back to "establish a reserve for possible liabilities and other contingencies," the letter said.
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The metaphor can be developed further: A successful ascent does not remove the contingencies in the choice of the mountain.
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But Paul contended on NBC's "Meet the Press" that in some ways, there are always contingencies on U.S. foreign aid.
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He waits, running the contingencies through his mind, until he hears a small clink and sees the door handle turning.
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We consider the angles, the light, the weather; we plan for myriad contingencies by carrying backups for every piece of hardware.
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The U.S. special envoy to North Korea warned Thursday that "contingencies" have been put in place should diplomacy with Pyongyang fail.
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He added that should Trump's diplomacy fail, the U.S. had "contingencies" in place, but did not expand on what that entails.
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CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL INC EXEC - CO RECORDED $20 MLN IN Q2 FOR ESTIMATED LOSS CONTINGENCIES RELATED TO LEGAL PROCEEDINGS- CONF CALL
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Unlike other pursuits -- art, music, literature, even sport -- politics involves more formidable contingencies, making remarkable achievements in governing hard to accomplish.
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If only because decarbonization is such an important undertaking, it's worth having a diverse set of tools to guard against contingencies.
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This way, you're building in contingencies so you can start meeting deadlines and be seen as someone who's 100 percent dependable.
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The first is simply being attuned to the subtle changes in a social situation, or "social contingencies" as they are called.
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Tics of speech sprout up, as if organically, from the political contingencies and the geographical facts that give rise to character.
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Experts say there is real risk in keeping prisoners in place, even if officials believe they have planned for all contingencies.
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"The military has the expertise and capability to respond to a range of contingencies," added a statement from the Metropolitan Police.
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"We will be prepared for all contingencies, I want to make that clear, including the possibility of a lapse," Nauert said.
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In Shawky's theatrical restaging, he employs amateur child actors and film shot in negative to emphasize the many contingencies of historical understanding.
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"Such tremendously advanced technological civilizations are likely to plan for all kinds of contingencies and things which could go awry," he said.
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It is likely that the company has put in place contingencies should the U.S. Commerce Department place it on its Entity List.
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A completely different and reverential Trump emerged in the final Miami debate, so Clinton's team has to prepare for all potential contingencies.
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Carlyle said it had set aside $100 million for ongoing litigation and contingencies, noting that the timing of any payment was uncertain.
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Petrobras took some 11.4 billion reais in the fourth quarter in charges for various impairments and money put aside as judicial contingencies.
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Petrobras took charges of around 11.4 billion reais in the fourth quarter for various impairments and money put aside as judicial contingencies.
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She holds a strong lead in the polls in a number of southern states that have large contingencies of African-American voters.
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But the senator has pinned his broader hopes on winning a number of Southern states that have larger contingencies of evangelical voters.
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"If the speaker withdraws the invite for (Tuesday), contingencies need to be planned," a senior White House official told CNN's Jim Acosta.
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But Crystal Cruises, in conjunction with the relevant federal agencies, also held an administrative planning exercise each year to work through contingencies.
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Coates does not think such a large amount for contingencies will be required and that the service budget could provide additional cuts.
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Wilder has already signed a contract — with some contingencies built in — to fight Tyson Fury, a brash champion from Britain, next year.
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But getting to that place through contingencies— I'm only worthwhile if my boss, friends, partner, or teacher thinks highly of me—can backfire.
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To understand what happened next, you need to know that in every real estate deal, the two big variables are price and contingencies.
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On the phone, when Mr. Trump asked him to abandon the auction, Mr. Barrack initially thought it was a ploy related to contingencies.
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The Governing Council is, therefore, determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments.
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Then they have to decide how much they are willing to risk in terms of waving any inspections or contingencies on a house.
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He did not detail any specific North Korean contingencies but described Pyongyang's missile tests and nuclear programme as a "growing and concerning danger".
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But, with Britain importing about half the fresh food it eats, putting no-deal contingencies in place for perishables was not an option.
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Bull said the most desirable offers come from cash buyers who don't have any contingencies, because those deals can close within a week.
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"If the speaker withdraws the invite for 1/29, contingencies need to be planned," a senior White House official told CNN's Jim Acosta.
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She believed they require fealty to vague ideas without an understanding of the facts, material contingencies and concrete realities necessary for effective governance.
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Watching the Olympic team struggle from time to time can remind you of Golden State's Finals collapse, a sense of contingencies breaking down.
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Of course, we are currently being reminded that real contingencies and real emergencies exist, and the government must spend more when disaster strikes.
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Europe's central bank "will explore all options and all contingencies to support the economy through this shock," the ECB said in a statement.
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A preexisting agency is also going to have plans worked out before an outbreak, with likely contingencies in place for what to do.
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A preexisting agency is also going to have plans worked out before an outbreak, with likely contingencies in place for what to do.
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Many people do not plan adequately for contingencies, either because they don't want to or because they lack the resources to do so.
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The firm said that contingencies related to the dispute had already been classified as "remote losses," and will remain classified the same way.
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While contingencies can vary by jurisdiction, some may have "mobile polling places" at the ready to transport to a polling place if necessary.
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Pentagon sources report that by 2026 given current trends Moscow can expect to have up to 8000 warheads tailored for these varying contingencies.
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ISIS has been massively degraded; the Kurds have been armed and contingencies are in place to stop North Korea's unacceptable nuclear missile program.
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As stupid as companies like Capital One can be, when it comes to cost, they almost always plan for both contingencies and efficiencies.
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He did not detail any specific North Korean contingencies but described Pyongyang's missile tests and nuclear program as a "growing and concerning danger".
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BUDGET INCLUDES CUSHION Importantly, the budget continues British Columbia's practice of including built-in cushions in the form of expense contingencies and forecast allowances.
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If, alternatively, you are already covered by a younger spouse's employer plan, then you can delay enrolling in Medicare at 65 (with certain contingencies).
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The cost of the programme to replace Britain's ageing ballistic-missile submarines has crept up to £31bn, with another £10bn put aside for "contingencies".
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Chipotle said it recorded $20 million for estimated loss contingencies related to legal proceedings, including a government investigation into its 2015 food safety lapses.
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"(Wednesday's) was a meeting the main goal of which was to reassert the readiness to act if the contingencies would warrant so," Draghi said.
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But Star Trek did so many of them, the contingencies—social situations we had on the planet, they just did it in outer space.
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Other than choosing not to divorce, seniors may have had the benefit of careful financial planning, which will always try to factor in contingencies.
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The Goldman Sachs backed startup is also planning contingencies to ensure supply-chain continuity, should COVID-19 disrupt business and mobility in its markets.
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A closer look reveals that Taiwan's success containing Covid-19 can be explained by the unique historical contingencies that have shaped this young nation.
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"Too many contingencies and no way to get out if it doesn't work," Mr. Trump wrote from his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
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"The ROK [or South Korean] government is extremely well-equipped and has prepared extensively for the games, and planned for possible contingencies," said Army Col.
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Most past AIs have been programmed to examine all possible contingencies and come up with plans for each one—a long and labor-intensive process.
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Democrats also released the transcript of Kurt Volker, former special envoy to Ukraine, who testified he was unaware of contingencies being placed on the aid.
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In a normal year, Sweden would expect wildfires to affect about 2,000 hectares in total, the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) said on its website.
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Congress has until March 23, less than two weeks, to pass the omnibus, capping off months of negotiations and back-to-back stopgap funding contingencies.
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We are planning for all contingencies and will be prepared to run the GMR Grand Prix and Indy 500 as the COVID-19 situation permits.
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The government said the Operation Yellowhammer document published on Wednesday revealed a worst-case scenario only, and that it had to prepare for all contingencies.
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Approved last year, the 2020 budget had targeted a deficit worth 1% of GDP, with the same amount of reserves set aside to tackle contingencies.
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"I want to be very clear about this," Dan Eliasson, the director general of the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, said on Friday, Radio Sweden reported.
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The student of strategy learns to balance a grasp of detail with proper humility: It is, of course, wise to have a plan and contingencies.
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Successful people, he believed, don't totally rely on others; they put contingencies in place, set clear expectations, and communicate — but they always accept final responsibility.
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She made it clear that her members were prepared to strike, but she kept the details secret, so the airline could not plan for contingencies.
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Prudently, the government's updated fiscal plan (Budget 2017 Update) includes expense contingencies and forecast allowances around cautious economic forecasts to ensure the provincial budget remains balanced.
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Meanwhile, the organizing committee has increased its portion - paid through sponsorship, IOC contributions and other private funds - to about 43 percent of the budget excluding contingencies.
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All companies signed up to the Privacy Shield should be aware of the risk and have contingencies in place in case the arrangement is struck down.
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Each approach to limiting carbon pollution has its benefits and limitations, and which method a province adopted will likely depend on a host of localized contingencies.
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The mayor also hashed out thornier contingencies — including whether the New Rochelle Police Department would have to intercede if the self-quarantine had to be enforced.
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Principal — whose customers include automotive suppliers and other major companies in the United States and abroad — accounts for contingencies like unexpected price swings in its contracts.
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Given the longer range of the ballistic missiles, however, that is not possible "in most contingencies" the American Navy would be likely to face in Asia.
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At the time, those contingencies seemed unlikely to ever be needed, but after just two weeks, we've already needed to put some of them into action.
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"If there are hostilities, and if there are contingencies, then India has something which can deter China or at least make China think twice," he said.
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There have been no final decisions made by the airline industry or the government, The Journal reported, and a wide range of contingencies are being considered.
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As the former director of the British Cabinet Office's Civil Contingencies Secretariat, he was in charge of Britain's planning for and response to emergencies and disasters.
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"In the highly unfortunate event that any person in that situation passed away, people would understand that contingencies would need to come into play," Azari said.
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"The US army was [used to] operating in contingencies like Iraq and Afghanistan," he says, referring to offensive wars in which the US dominated the airspace.
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Because you can end up leaving your student loan debt to someone you love, it's worth taking the time to plan for any contingencies, Ginty says.
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Coventry and Birmingham airport, near the firm's central English Gaydon plant, and the port of Sunderland are among the locations the firm is considering for such contingencies.
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Contingencies, forecast allowances, and conservative economic growth assumptions are all long-standing aspects of the government's budgetary planning supporting Fitch's assessment of British Columbia's strong fiscal management.
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In that respect, the information sent today does not present a proposal that is clear and specific, actionable in a reasonable timeframe, and free of major contingencies.
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I mean, maybe I can get the right build, the right set of contingencies, that my ingenuity and deck can get me out of the deadly spiral.
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Water had to be released from the two reservoirs built to cope with such contingencies into the Buffalo Bayou that runs through the centre of the city.
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Planning for contingencies is always advisable, but sometimes the unanticipated -- such as machines not working, an emergency closing of a polling place or a weather event -- occurs.
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"Contingencies", a show at her gallery, will juxtapose Arte Povera with pieces by young New Yorkers, whose work she feels displays both a formal and political affinity.
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Sweden&aposs Civil Contingencies Agency is warning of "a high risk" for wildfires in central and southern Sweden this weekend because of the dry and warm weather.
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That figure widely missed the Refinitiv I/B/E/S estimate of 34.9 billion reais, due in large part to impairments and contingencies related to legal disputes.
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The training, known as Decisive Action Training Environment, or D.A.T.E., is designed to prepare units for a variety of contingencies, ranging from humanitarian missions to traditional combat.
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But perhaps the most important reason to seek a transformation of the security context in Korea stems from the burgeoning cost of planning for Korean military contingencies.
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I'm not saying that we shouldn't worry about debt at all, because there may be future contingencies when real interest rates rise and debt becomes an issue.
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He leads us through an impressive account of the rise of competing interpretations, grounding them in the human stories, which are naturally messy and full of contingencies.
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As the former director of the British Cabinet Office's Civil Contingencies Secretariat, Bruce Mann was in charge of Britain's planning for and response to emergencies and disasters.
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It's part of a sequence of related contingencies that stretches back into the past and will stretch forward into the future, as long as current circumstances persist.
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Parente cited geopolitical tension in the Middle East, sizable legal contingencies and missing asset-sale goals as potential risks for Petrobras's financial and operational case going forward.
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Any plans for the near future must have contingencies in place for cancellation, relocation, changed timing or reaction to broader public updates and fluctuations in media bandwidth.
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Larkham said the Brumbies already had contingencies in place to replace Speight after he decided to have a go at making the Australia sevens team for the Olympics.
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Other teams eager to acquire Plum from the Sky, should a deal go through, are still plotting, crafting contingencies should they have the good fortune to add Plum.
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BECKY: Precisely, there will be so many hidden contingencies with a mission this ambitious and complicated, let alone the obstacles that we do know have to be overcome.
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Sweden&aposs Civil Contingencies Agency warned of "a high risk" for wildfires in central and southern Sweden this weekend because of the continuing dry weather and strong winds.
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"We have reports that it was felt in the majority of the country, but we don't have reports of damage," said Lizandro Rosales, director of Honduras' contingencies commission.
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Liquidity is well-managed, but with some dependence on central bank facilities to cover contingencies in 2016, although this was no longer the case at end-March 103.
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This year, less than 50,000 (as of April) have applied for political asylum, the reduced number a result of Merkel's imposition of ever stricter policies and other contingencies.
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Other presidents' apocalypse contingencies have included forced nationalization of industries as well as plans to install unelected private sector executives to run broad swathes of the emergency government.
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We will build a Marine Corps based on 28503 battalions, which the Heritage Foundation notes is the minimum needed to deal with major contingencies – we have 22019 now.
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Despite efforts to remain poised for all of the world's contingencies through the process of premediation Mr. Grusin describes, many of us were startled by Mr. Trump's victory.
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Boeing is now "making decisions on a day-to-day basis" and trying to plan for contingencies, Greg Smith, the company's chief financial officer, said during the call.
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Over the long run, Grok, his family, and his offspring ultimately end up with more survival options, more available resources, and more contingencies if things go to hell.
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" In response to Venezuela's planned national exercises, a Pentagon spokesperson Monday said: "We do plan for a wide variety of military options for a range of potential contingencies.
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Municipalities around the country should "increase their ability to resist an armed attack against Sweden from a qualified opponent," the letter from the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency said.
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The fifth-generation fighter jets are seen as a major advantage for the United States in any contingencies involving North Korea as they are undetectable by Pyongyang's radars.
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But most previous national emergencies covered contingencies like sanctions on foreign entities during conflicts, public health crises or attempts to stem the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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Prices for a basket range from €12 to €24, and customers, by paying in advance, agree to take their share of the risks that come with climatic contingencies.
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We did spend a lot of time staying on top of the economy, preparing for contingencies, much like we have done in the past few years as well.
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With many of its participants settling into retirement, the film exhibits an ease with life's contingencies that's born of reflection rather than a misguided attempt to solve societal ills.
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Figures released last month showed organizers had trimmed budget estimates to 1.685 trillion yen ($15.7 billion) including contingencies, from 1.8 trillion yen in their initial budget unveiled in December.
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These so-called "austere" highway landings were relatively common during the Cold War as military planners sought contingencies in case air bases were destroyed in a large-scale conflict.
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This opens up a new role for life insurers, but one that is complementary and supportive of their core product of protecting people against the unplanned contingencies of life.
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"We anticipate a resumed recovery in equipment volumes as new trade routes mature or U.S.-China trade contingencies abate," Brent Norwood, investor communications manager, said on an earnings call.
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The system will integrate with air traffic control, generate flight paths to navigate the airspace, monitor system health and address all contingencies to ensure passenger safety, the company says.
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" Those briefings have been focused on "all the different operational contingencies all the worldwide panning and all the duties he will have to take on as the acting secretary.
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Figures released last month showed organisers had trimmed budget estimates to 1.685 trillion yen ($15.7 billion) including contingencies, from 1.8 trillion yen in their initial budget unveiled in December.
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Aston Martin, which has authorized up to 30 million pounds ($40 million) worth of contingencies, is stocking more components and could fly in parts if ports are clogged up.
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We must increase these efforts and support additional capacity building to strengthen Venezuelan humanitarian groups and create regional humanitarian contingencies to distribute aid in Venezuela when it becomes possible.
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But Thornberry's bill would use $23 billion from a war fund known as the Overseas Contingencies Operations (OCO) fund for the base budget, which is above the president's request.
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Unfortunately, not everyone on the internet takes the same contingencies, and a fake political ad can be the difference between who they vote for in the upcoming 2020 election.
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With a restless curiosity, Professor Keller delved into practical and often playful enigmas, developing mathematical formulas to explain a wide range of contingencies, from the esoteric to the everyday.
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USAs are the solution — they would end double-taxation for most people and encourage individuals to build nest eggs for both short-term contingencies and long-term retirement security.
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"We need to have confidence in our elected representatives and our state officials that they've got this, because they deal with contingencies in elections all the time," Hickey said.
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Aston Martin, which has authorised up to 30 million pounds ($40 million) worth of contingencies, is stocking more components and could fly in parts if ports are clogged up.
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"There is a significantly more complex threat with climate change, terror attacks, pandemics and manipulation of information," Christina Andersson, of the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, told the Aftonbladet newspaper.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway early Monday issued a statement acknowledging the CDC guideline against gatherings, is planning for all contingencies, but also is prepared to run its events in May.
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The bill expands unemployment insurance by providing states with at least $1 billion to compensate for administrative costs and other contingencies arising as a result of the coronavirus response.
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The cables naturally suffer breaks and cuts given those harsh conditions, but usually multiple cables serve each area to create redundancies and contingencies for when one line goes down.
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U.S. multinationals at a business gathering in Shanghai were warned by Stephen Roach, a Yale University economist, "to prepare for the worst" and make contingencies until calmer heads prevail.
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" The administration said the budget request pursues "innovation and reform, while making disciplined increases to sustain America's military advantage and to account for the long-term costs of contingencies.
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To be clear, North Korea cannot be a state with the capability to employ a nuclear weapon in the first place, but we have to prepare for all contingencies.
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"So, we're sort of doing everything we can to be prepared to make a good offer in a competitive market without contingencies and that sort of thing," Daniels said.
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Australia and other nations could assess the particular risks that disasters pose to their tourism industries and have contingencies and measures in place to handle each and every outcome.
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"We are implementing initiatives to quickly execute projects and to mitigate the impact of the social and environmental contingencies that materialized in the first half of the year," Caballero said.
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Biden's plan does not include any contingencies that would kick in if federal courts currently considering a legal challenge to Obamacare strike down the law, in part or in full.
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President Donald Trump and other officials assert there are contingencies in place if the entirety or large chunks of the law is overturned by a federal court in New Orleans.
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But most people do have financing contingencies, meaning they're required to work with the bank to secure a loan, which can extend the closing process to up to 45 days.
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Our representatives need to remember that the constitution's mandate to "provide for the common defense" and "promote the general welfare" includes protecting against weather disasters as well as military contingencies.
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The inspection contingency and other contingencies provide an "out" for buyers should they find something out about the home that makes them not want to move forward with the purchase.
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Looking at the rise of Trump, the fall of Europe, one sees a handful of contingencies that, arriving in a slightly different way, would have broken a very different pane.
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The proposal for a new stadium is not "clear and specific, actionable in a reasonable timeframe and free of major contingencies," he wrote in a letter to Schaaf last week.
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Okay, the DoD's mission isn't quite that expansive, but the range of contingencies and operations that the Department of Defense feels it is obligated to prepare for is still enormous.
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"These factors may increase the need for search and rescue capabilities, monitoring of increased shipping and other human activity and the capability to respond to crises or contingencies in the region."
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In Goodell's report, he said that none of the three franchises keen to relocate had received a stadium proposal free of any contingencies while also presenting a viable long-term solution.
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"We are moving hundreds of additional CBP personnel into place to ensure our ability to safely address multiple potential contingencies, at and between the Southern California ports of entry," she said.
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"If you take away the initial contingencies that they have baked in, it's almost a 50% cost increase to the project," said Anish Kapadia, a director at London-based Palissy Advisors.
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The deal contains a number of caveats and contingencies, however, such as making $16 million of the payout to drivers dependent on Uber Technologies Inc's future valuation increasing by 150 percent.
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"It was important for [Cliven] to go home to his family but it was important to him to go home as a free man, with no contingencies, no conditions," Whipple said.
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"If you take away the initial contingencies that they have baked in, it's almost a 50% cost increase to the project," said Anish Kapadia, a director at London-based Palissy Advisors.
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If-then statements are written in "the language of contingencies," Grant Halvorson says, describing the brain's ability to create a link between different events to prepare you for the next event.
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Kim realized that US military options are more likely now than in the past, and that the Chinese were preparing for contingencies that did not involve supporting the North Korean regime.
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Speaking about the upcoming exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union, Scherer says that Airbus can weather Brexit but has its contingencies in preparation for changes to customs and regulation.
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The modern threat environment contains a wider range of contingencies to include counterterrorism operations, counter-piracy, humanitarian missions, disaster response and, of course, full-scale amphibious combat operations against near-peer adversaries.
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With events moving so quickly, and Beijing finding itself largely left on the outside, analysts said China and its leader, Xi Jinping, must at least consider what they called worst-case contingencies.
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Generics reporting unit in quarter * Teva pharmaceutical industries ltd - legal settlements and loss contingencies of $22016 million in quarter * Teva pharmaceutical - q23.2 results were lower than anticipated due to performance of u.s.
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Trump tweeted in April of this year that there were "too many contingencies and no way to get out if it does not work" as two reasons why the deal was bad.
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Its planning to meet the contingencies described above must embrace a wider perspective that provides citizens and companies alike peace of mind — namely, assuring them a safe, secure and stable future society.
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With some intensive therapy that includes socialization and giving them some contingencies, she tells me, a teen patient could be taught about the ramifications of their trolling and to be self-reflective.
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"This is a serious situation and the risk for forest fires is extremely high in the whole country," Jakob Wernerman, operative head of the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, told the Associated Press.
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For now, these scenarios are just simulations, and any large development like the one envisioned by Li's team would have to account for numerous contingencies before ever getting to the construction phrase.
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"What would you do if your everyday life was turned upside down?" reads the introduction to "If Crisis or War Comes," a newly revised emergency handbook from the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency.
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Of course it is appropriate to be concerned about what happens next and whether the president and his advisers have thought through contingencies, even as they beef up forces in the region.
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Credit risk stems primarily from EMB's sizeable securities book (around 43% of assets at end-7503), interbank placements (21%), loan book (8%) and off-balance sheet contingencies (equal to 23% of assets).
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The total value of the contingencies, at C$1.25 billion over the three-year fiscal plan, is minor relative to the total budgets, covering approximately 1% each year, but still a meaningful cushion.
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Britains grid controllers had 1,000 MW of power in reserve but 500 MW of that was immediately absorbed by the loss of embedded generation, leaving only 500 MW to cope with larger contingencies.
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Britain's grid controllers had 1,000 MW of power in reserve but 500 MW of that was immediately absorbed by the loss of embedded generation, leaving only 500 MW to cope with larger contingencies.
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"We have made clear repeatedly that we will plan for a range of Brexit contingencies, including building greater capacity into our existing operations in Dublin," a spokesman for Barclays in London told Reuters.
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However, those increases were offset by a reduction in a contingencies reserve and through other savings, with organizers also highlighting robust domestic sponsor revenues, up $100 million from last year to $3 billion.
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The higher figure owes to a projected increase in tax refunds and to contingencies set aside for uncertainties that might require big expenditures such as the precarious state of Puerto Rico's public pensions.
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Like generals planning for the last war, oil company managers and government inspectors tend to believe that because they survived the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill, they are ready for all contingencies.
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The U.S. was preparing for military contingencies with enough specificity that spooked the South Koreans, who were worried enough that they brokered the conversations with the North that led to the summit offer.
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The Swedish government will distribute leaflets to the country's 4.7 million households later this year explaining what to do if war breaks out with Russia, the Civil Contingencies Agency in Stockholm said Thursday.
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In a 10-Q filing later in the day, Walmart also disclosed that it would receive up to $250 million in contingent consideration (although it did not specify what the contingencies might be).
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Indeed, speaking on Tuesday, Draghi said more stimulus would come if there were no improvement, a marked shift from the June message that the ECB would act in the event of "adverse contingencies".
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VA spokeswoman Christina Mandreucci told CNN earlier this week that the department is "planning for all contingencies but has not finalized any plans or made any requests" to start helping non-veteran patients.
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When the home runs began being launched the following inning, the latter two off the reliever Cedeno, the Yankees kept pace in their pursuit of the Red Sox — and a host of contingencies.
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Finally, we must begin a dialogue with China about additional efforts and contingencies on the peninsula, and revive diplomacy to test potential negotiated agreements that could verifiably limit or eliminate North Korea's arsenal.
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"This is a serious situation and the risk for forest fires is extremely high in the whole country," said Jakob Wernerman, operative head of the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency that is coordinating firefighting efforts.
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It takes four to six weeks until a tattoo is healed, and sometimes tattoo artists ask you to come in for a follow-up appointment to take a final look and prevent unwanted contingencies.
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Sweden's Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB), which is responsible for communications during emergencies and for combating disinformation, runs similar "red teaming" exercises for government agencies, in which staff brainstorm attacks to test their own vulnerabilities.
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"Part of the difficulty of discussing something like this is there's a wide range of possible contingencies that vary widely in terms of the outlook in terms of how damaging they are," Mount said.
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In theory, there is sufficient spare capacity in Saudi Arabia and other countries, but it would leave the global market with less than 20153 million bpd of capacity left to meet all other contingencies.
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The exact scale of the attack, named Cloud Hopper from an organization called APT10, is not known but is believed to involve huge amounts of data, Sweden's Civil Contingencies Agency said in a statement.
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"Advent would contribute additional capital to the business over a three-year period, and Walmart would provide an indemnification for pre-closing tax and legal contingencies, as well as certain other matters," Walmart added.
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In addition, they have now set a budget of $1-$2.8 billion for contingencies and a $3.8 billion service budget for transport, security and other costs that had not been included in their bid.
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The Trump campaign did not return comment for a previous story on how campaign officials were planning contingencies for a coronavirus outbreak, but Trump himself has been adamant that he would continue holding rallies.
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Mark Carney said on Tuesday that the central bank is putting contingencies in place for the possibility that Britain drops out of the European Union without any deal in just under two years time.
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The controversy led to the ratification of the 12th amendment to the US Constitution, which established procedures for electing the president and vice president and put in place contingencies in case of a tie.
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In the last nine months of 2016, the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency received 200 reports of cyberattacks on public infrastructure, 60 of them serious incidents leading to technical failures or the installation of viruses.
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The Marines are assigned to the Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force — Crisis Response —Central Command, a special unit created after the deadly Benghazi attack in 2012 to quickly respond to regional contingencies.
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Hence, the implementation of point capture method may directly and indirectly contribute to a significant sum of greenhouse gases through construction, material production and processing, in addition to the contingencies associated with underground storage.
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The excitement of Gerstle's book lies in his ability to tell this story anew by homing in on the long neglected role of the states, and by staying attuned to uncertainties and contingencies of history.
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"In case of a further weakening of economic activity and a materialization of adverse contingencies, the Governing Council is determined to act and stands ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate," Rehn added.
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I think as a negotiator, as a deal-maker he wants not to pre-empt himself and look at all the contingencies and all the possibilities," Daniel Ayalon said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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The Stockholm cyberdefense facility has a high-tech situation room, operated by the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, to counter fake news and propaganda believed to be emanating from Russia as well as from Islamist jihadis.
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While credit facilities have previously been tied to IPOs, WeWork's debt financing comes with more contingencies than usual, which suggests that the company has been compelled to provide additional certainty in tapping banks for funding.
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They are working on contingencies to move staff and business lines from London, assuming the negotiations with the EU end without an adequate trade deal that will give them full access to the single market.
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That's why industry observers say proper succession planning is essential, especially for family businesses, which will have to either identify family members who are qualified for leadership positions or consider other contingencies beyond the family.
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"Increased challenges and threats required a commensurate increase in capacity to address possible contingencies," Walsh said, adding that Group 2's operations in the region will add to and integrate with those of Second Fleet.
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Officials have been discussing the practicalities of implementing the Civil Contingencies Act 2004, which would allow the government to make any appropriate provisions to protect human life, health, safety and supplies, the Sunday Times said.
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Control room staff must have an updated plan for dealing with the next n-1 or n-2 contingencies at all times, usually by calling on reserve generation held on standby or by reducing demand.
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Sweden has faced some of the most severe repercussions from the hot weather, starting with the forest fires that destroyed more than 61,000 acres of timber, according to David Sundström of the Swedish Contingencies Agency.
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And it's one which has, historically, been shaped by various contingencies that one would do well to consider before setting off on an hours-long, mind-bending sojourn in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Despite the sci-fi premise, Boyle works toward an intimate portrayal of the contingencies of character, shifting perspectives among the father-to-be, the mother-to-be, and the mother's bitter frenemy on the outside.
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Speaking in Washington with O'Shaughnessy, the commissioner said that DHS has "at the ready 1,000 CBP officers, including 250 tactical enforcement officers and mobile response team professionals" with training in managing contingencies, including riot control.
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"We have a number of contingencies in place, including access to cargo space on passenger flights and leasing aircraft from other operators, so we aren't anticipating delays in freight reaching its destination," the spokesman added.
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A 2004 paper published in the Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management found that using "citizen volunteers" during emergency exercises "enhanced perceptions of response knowledge and teamwork" for police officers, firefighters, and even the volunteers themselves.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said the United States was "planning various contingencies" when asked if more military forces would be sent to the area, but added that the focus was on building an international consensus.
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MLB teams that have their instructional league down in Florida have canceled the rest of their schedules, and the NFL is working on contingencies for Titans-Dolphins in Miami and Bucs-Panthers in Charlotte as well.
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When you combine this with a growing number of devices, operating systems and browsers (and a legacy history to support), the idea that you could manually test against all of these contingencies became much more challenging.
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"Based on current information, the Company does not believe that a loss from these matters is probable and therefore has not recorded an accrual for litigation or other contingencies relating to the Security Incident," said Yahoo.
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This is, in part, a reaction to the administration's expansion of the planned uses of nuclear weapons to include a broad range of non-nuclear contingencies, including using nuclear weapons in response to a cyber attack.
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"We have an agreement struck between the two governments and, should other contingencies or other eventualities arise, that is a matter that the Australian government will have to deal with at that time," Mr. Pezzullo said.
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In interviews with state health directors and secretaries last week, several said they were keeping their options open — including revisiting contingencies for shutting schools, canceling sporting events and concerts, and making preparations for the surrounding fallout.
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Here are some important questions Parker suggests you ask: Parker agrees that buyers have more leeway in negotiations during off-peak times, but says that asking for too many contingencies can still be a deal-killer.
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"We are not doing anything other than normal prudent planning that a combatant command would do to prepare for a range of contingencies," Faller said in a response to a question from Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill.
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In a sign of how Washington was preparing for contingencies if Turkey was dropped from the F-35 program, acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Friday he met with Lockheed Martin and United Technologies Corp.
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When adjusted for those one-off items - including 13 billion reais in judicial contingencies due to an ongoing dispute with a bankrupt rig lessor - Petrobras said it would have reported a quarterly profit of 5.1 billion reais.
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As a storyteller, he likes to seize on epochal moments from the recent past and subject them to a kind of imaginative fission, working backward from sound bites and headlines to the raw contingencies that shape history.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Market liquidity as well as dollar funding problems are likely to be the twin challenges for 2020 and Europe's largest asset manager Amundi had built up contingencies for both, chief investment officer Pascal Blanque said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Market liquidity as well as dollar funding problems are likely to be the twin challenges for 2020 and Europe's largest asset manager Amundi had built up contingencies for both, chief investment officer Pascal Blanque said.
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The Future City Lab is a particularly timely effort that evokes Tocquevillian civic discourse and SimCity technology to confront contingencies posed by housing a growing population, living with nature, getting around, making a living and getting along.
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Describing the atmosphere in Mr. Olmert's security cabinet as one of "hysteria," he said his interest had been in making sure the operation was properly planned and that contingencies were in place in case war broke out.
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"A piece by Felix, like life, has the possibility of transforming itself because of the contingencies of life," Andrea Rosen states in the monograph dedicated to the artist that was edited by Ault and published in 2006.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said the United States was "planning various contingencies" when asked if more military forces would be sent to the area, but added that the focus was on building an international consensus.
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Executives at Sprint took Dish's acquisition offer seriously, but there were so many loopholes, qualifications and contingencies that the board felt they had to reject it and stick with SoftBank, said two people familiar with the matter.
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Virginia Democrats are already preparing for contingencies in case the two men are unable to fulfill their fund-raising duties as titular head of the state party; senior officials are telling Senator Tim Kaine and former Gov.
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"If there is not an arrangement, then we are going to put contingencies in place, and one of those contingences is that we are looking at establishing Wizz Air as a United Kingdom-licensed airline," Varadi told Reuters.
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"We think we have contingencies that can allow us to deal with however the negotiations come on, but clearly the uncertainty is something that both the governments from the U.K. and Europe should seek to diminish," he added.
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The bank that was rescued by the state in 2014 from the ashes of Banco Espirito Santo, made 1.37 billion euros in provisions for bad loans, debt, restructuring costs and contingencies, up from 1.06 billion the previous year.
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I'm sure that it'll be fine: I'm sure that Tesla has figured out these sorts of contingencies, but it's complicating something that is pretty tried-and-true when it comes to cars (except for those cold Vermont winters).
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Baazov has stated that he had begun preliminary discussions with a small number of potential investors and that it was his intention, subject to certain contingencies, to submit a formal proposal at or about the end of February.
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A transitional deal is meant to come into force after Brexit ensuring that little changes until the end of 2020, but that will not happen if talks break down, meaning firms are having to plan for all contingencies.
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"The ECB and national supervisors, therefore, expect banks to continue to prepare for all possible contingencies, including a no-deal scenario leading to a hard Brexit with no transition," the European Central Bank (ECB) says on its website.
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In contrast, Goodell's report gave a thumbs-up to both the Hollywood Park site in Inglewood and the venue in Carson, saying that both were ready for the development of a first-class stadium without any obvious contingencies.
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Japan says it is preparing for all contingencies in dealing with Trump, who pulled America out of an Asia-Pacific trade deal Japan had championed and who has said Japan does not offer fair access to U.S. carmakers.
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The future of the EU is at stake too and the event rises to a level of gravity that central banks around the world, not to mention banks, are preparing for all the contingencies they can think up.
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Eventually, the big banks, prodded by the regulators and by Congress, reformed themselves to prevent a recurrence of what happened in 2008, notably by increasing the amount of capital they hold in reserve to deal with unexpected contingencies.
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The preparations for a potential bankruptcy indicate that Central Grocers, which distributes its own Centrella brand food products to grocery stores, is making contingencies in case an asset sale plan it announced earlier this week is not successful.
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The findings were described over the past two weeks to the White House, the Pentagon, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, all of which declined to comment, noting that they never discuss planning for military contingencies.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun called for Pyongyang to provide a comprehensive declaration of its nuclear and missile programs and warned that the United States has "contingencies" if the diplomatic process failed.
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Car makers have also spent at least 330 million pounds on Brexit contingencies such as securing warehousing space and stockpiling parts in order to mitigate the impact of possible delays to the movement of models and components at ports.
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"Those troops are currently committed to Korean contingencies and in most China-related conflicts it would be very difficult for the US to employ forces based on the peninsula," said Timothy Heath, senior defense analyst at the RAND Corp.
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Held in isolation for most of his captivity, once his captors learned he spoke fluent Farsi, Metrinko worked his body and mind furiously to remain sharp; he never ceased to better understand his circumstances and prepare for all contingencies.
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In a paper recently published in The Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management, a group of professors investigated how people interpreted the W.E.A.s during an unfamiliar event, such as a fictional situation in which a dirty bomb went off.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. special envoy for North Korea called on Thursday for North Korea to provide a comprehensive declaration of its nuclear and missile programs and warned that Washington has "contingencies" if the diplomatic process with Pyongyang failed.
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The White House declined to identify any specific contingencies related to coronavirus and wouldn't say what steps are being taken to prevent Trump or Vice President Mike Pence -- who is leading the administration's response efforts -- from contracting the disease.
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In that sense, Orlando feels like an artifact from and for the future, a character who refuses to be bound by conventions, and who invites us to consider the possibility that all of our certainties are in fact contingencies.
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"The military's job is to be fully ready for whatever contingencies might be on the horizon," said Michèle A. Flournoy, a top Pentagon official in the Obama administration and co-founder of WestExec Advisors, a strategic consultancy in Washington.
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State health directors across the country are taking steps to prepare for the eventual spread of the coronavirus that has broken out in China and several other nations, revising health plans and contingencies at care facilities in their areas.
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"It is critical that public companies accurately disclose material business risks and timely disclose and account for loss contingencies that can materially affect their bottom line," Antonia Chion, associate director in the SEC enforcement division, said in a statement.
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" Rezza said lessons should be learned from outbreaks of West Nile virus in North America and chikungunya in the Caribbean and Italy to "highlight the importance of assessing future vector-borne disease risks and preparing contingencies for future outbreaks.
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Chief Executive Adrian Hallmark told Reuters the firm was already preparing by building up some stocks and switching from the port of Dover to Immingham to bring in certain parts with more contingencies to be enacted from December if needed.
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So to co-ordinate the economy seamlessly, markets need an impossible reach: they must price all the goods on offer today, all that will be on offer in the future, and all that might be on offer, if contingencies arise.
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As in previous quarters, results were clouded by judicial contingencies and other one-off items that have become commonplace at the company, which in recent years has been at the center of one of the world's largest-ever corruption probes.
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POSSIBLE DELAYS Car makers have also spent at least 330 million pounds on Brexit contingencies such as securing warehousing space and stockpiling parts in order to mitigate the impact of possible delays to the movement of models and components at ports.
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The probability for Italexit (or a Frexit) is low, but this gathering wave of grassroots protest will force the EU, and especially the euro area, to be more responsive on issues of economic growth, employment and a host of social contingencies.
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But first, make sure you understand the financial aid award letter — particularly the difference between scholarships and loans, whether those funds are renewable for all four years and if they come with contingencies such as maintaining a certain grade point average.
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CognitiveLogic is built without needing to worry about contingencies related to this: the main issue for it will be simply to provide interesting enough data analytics services to convince enterprises to work with it directly — much like many other SaaS businesses.
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Cramer's comment came after Immelt said at the Electrical Products Group Conference last week that the company's 2018 EPS forecast of $2 is at the high end of expectations "where markets are today," and hitting goals will require additional cost contingencies.
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"We will be prepared for all contingencies, I want to make that clear, including the possibility of a lapse," Nauert said at a press briefing, noting that Tillerson would ultimately have discretion over how the department deals with a shutdown.
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To get that huge amount of money without breaking the mandatory spending limits, the White House supports the controversial idea of the Pentagon dramatically increasing a war fund called "Overseas Contingencies Operations (OCO), which critics describe as a "Pentagon slush fund.
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BMW's Rolls-Royce factory in Goodwood will close for two weeks whilst Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) three car plants and engine facility and Honda's Swindon facility will also shut for a few days this month as part of Brexit contingencies.
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This is the bitter paradox regarding the grousing about immigrant fiction: that a genre with such a wide sweep, with such a vantage point on the contingencies of human and cultural behavior, can be derided for, of all things, narrowness.
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It covers the history of political thought, the fabric of American social life over the centuries, classic "great man" accounts of contingencies, surprises, decisions, ironies and character, and the vivid experiences of those previously marginalized: women, African-Americans, Native Americans, homosexuals.
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Smith said she often talks to couples thinking about a summer destination wedding in Miami about avoiding an outdoor, afternoon ceremony, asking the venue about contingencies such as fans, and being flexible with photo timing to avoid midafternoon rain showers.
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Harris's initial bet on bringing the party together had also yet to come to fruition, in part because of how crowded the field has been — and how her competitors have been able to hang onto their core contingencies of support.
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Looking ahead, the Governing Council is determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate, to ensure that inflation continues to move towards the Governing Councils inflation aim in a sustained manner.
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" Speaking at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington, McKenzie did say the US is "not seeking a fight with the Iranian regime," but is prepared "to respond to a variety of contingencies in the Middle East and around the world.
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Looking ahead, the Governing Council is determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate, to ensure that inflation continues to move towards the Governing Council's inflation aim in a sustained manner.
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Greiner offers them a deal, but with contingencies — she'll invest if lab tests prove the product works and if guest judge and NBA legend Charles Barkley, who wears a size 2150 shoe, will go on QVC with her to demo the product.
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The U.S. has also long been frustrated that China doesn&apost share much information about any war scenarios or other contingencies it has in place in the event of a conflict on the Korean peninsula or the collapse of the North Korean government.
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"The revision... allows to reduce uncertainty about banks' annual payments (to the fund) in the future regardless of contingencies that the resolution fund may have to bear," the finance ministry said, adding that the measure had the green light from the European Commission.
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Wildfires have affected around 25,000 hectares across the heavily forested country and Sweden this summer received the highest level of support ever offered to any country from other members of the European Union to fight the fires, the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency said.
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Robert Henn, the chairman of the property administration committee on the church's board, said that allowances for financial and scheduling contingencies were enough that the additional work on the spire would not affect the anticipated cost and timing of the overall restoration.
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Furthermore, the US would be "hard pressed" to handle these two major contingencies simultaneously, a problem given the threats the US faces from great power rivals China and Russia, both of which are characterized as "aggressive" and "formidable" in Heritage's 500-page study.
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In the report, which I uncovered in the National Archives while researching a book, this unidentified official warned that short-term political contingencies were clouding the administration's thinking about the long-term importance of maintaining congressional checks on executive power to limit government.
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Kim Kardashian West didn't just have to take special corset breathing lessons before wearing her skin-tight dress at the 2019 Met Gala — she also had to prepare for all contingencies once at the exclusive fashion event, and that included all bodily functions.
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Based on my experience as a national security specialist in the Pentagon and on classified briefings, I voted against the War Powers Resolution today because I am not prepared to unduly limit our nation's ability to respond to different contingencies that may arise.
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Given rising political turmoil in the UK combined with a hard and fast-approaching brexit deadline, startups are well advised to prepare for the worst — which means leaving the EU with no contingencies in place beyond those you've put in place yourself.
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The jets are seen as a major advantage for the United States in any contingencies involving North Korea as they are undetectable by Pyongyang's radar although US government data released in January raised questions as to whether they were ready for combat.
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Chinese officials have rebuffed top U.S. military brass for years in their efforts to share contingencies for war or regime collapse in Pyongyang, suspicious over Washington's intentions and fearful that such engagement could further alienate North Korea, their once steadfast wartime ally.
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A person familiar with his duties said Jackson is one of the handful of doctors in the medical unit who are responsible for attending to White House staff and the President's family as well as assisting in planning medical contingencies for presidential trips.
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"When you take a decision to solve a problem like El Bronx, you must have sufficient contingencies for it," Morris added, echoing a common view that while the neighborhood needed to be taken down, the lack of planning was a massive oversight.
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The Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) has said it has no grounds so far to believe the various cases are related but its decision to hold a "national coordination" meeting - confirmed by a spokeswoman - highlights the growing sense of public unease prompted by the incidents.
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He has seen less evidence of bidding wars; fewer examples of buyers waiving contingencies, such as forgoing the option to pull out if something about the sale goes wrong; fewer multiple offers, and fewer homes that sell for very much more than their asking price.
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"Looking ahead, the Governing Council is determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate, to ensure that inflation continues to move toward the Governing Council's inflation aim in a sustained manner," Coeure said.
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"Looking ahead, the Governing Council is determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate, to ensure that inflation continues to move towards the Governing Council's inflation aim in a sustained manner," Coeure said.
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Barbara Corcoran is interested and offers $100,000 for 25 percent with two contingencies: Since he still has an eight-year commitment with the military, his sister-turned-partner has to be fully committed, and the price of the liner has to be less than $100.
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COM AND TENNIS CHANNEL ON UNIFIED PLATFORM * SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP INC - DEAL FOR $8 MILLION PLUS AN ADDITIONAL $6 MILLION EARN-OUT POTENTIAL BASED ON CERTAIN CONTINGENCIES * SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP INC - TRANSACTION WAS FUNDED WITH CASH ON HAND Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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If the Trump administration had prioritized outbreak prevention before the coronavirus pandemic, it might have used the time prior to Covid-19's appearance — or even January and February, when the global threat was increasingly clear — to establish contingencies in case something went wrong.
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" This year's 400-plus-page index found that overall U.S. military power is "marginal" but trending on "weak," meaning that the military would be able to fight one major regional conflict but "certainly would be ill-equipped to handle two nearly simultaneous major regional contingencies.
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Recent reports say the cliffhanger ending is merely a setup for a sixth and final outing, which depends on any number of box-office contingencies — but mostly, of course, on whether Depp and Disney are able, or more likely willing, to make one last sunset sail. B
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The new FEMA plan will also have to consider modern contingencies such as cyberweapons striking power plants and cell phone signals before a blast, or a nuclear blackmail scenario where a single bomb is detonated followed by threats to set off more unless demands are met.
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Of course, if you've played any modern game, you may find that many do already — but this is painstaking work accomplished by animators working from libraries of motions, linking together all kinds of contingencies — what if she raises her bow as she's going up stairs and crouching?
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"Across the FCA, together with colleagues from the Bank of England and the government, we have been working to develop a number of safeguards and contingencies, in the event of a hard Brexit, to ensure that 'day 1' works smoothly," Delfas told an event held by TheCityUK.
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Last year, the central bank failed to sell Novo Banco, which was carved out of failed lender Banco Espirito Santo after a 4.9 billion euro state rescue in 2014, as bids came in too low with investors concerned about its liquidity and potential contingencies, Reuters reported.
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The Times said it conducted separate interviews to confirm the outlines of the program, but that the White House, the Department of Defense and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence all declined to comment, saying that they do not discuss planning for military contingencies.
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"The revision of the terms of the contract (on the loans) is backed by the European Commission and reduces uncertainty over the yearly responsibilities of the banks in the future, independently of the contingencies that may arise for the fund," the ministry said in a statement.
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"It was gut wrenching, I was anxious every day," said Mr. Kromer who, with his wife, Stephanie Vo, a lawyer, bought a three-bedroom co-op in Park Slope in 2015, winning a 12-person bidding war by offering 10 percent over list price with no contingencies.
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The ECB added that while it believes the risks posed by a no-deal Brexit to Euro area financial stability on the whole would be manageable, it still expects banks to prepare for all possible contingencies — stating that they should speed up the implementation of any contingency plans.
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Ryan has said he will only bring up a bill for a vote if it has President Donald Trump's blessing, and if it has the support of the majority of the Republican conference — two contingencies that are hard to reconcile with what has to be a bipartisan DACA fix.
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" In a briefing with reporters on Monday, Max Everett, the vice president of the Republican National Convention Committee, said organizers were "constantly looking at all sorts of different things we've got to look at, to make sure we have all our contingencies planned for well ahead of time.
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The gears of history grind, the tectonic plates shift — but individuals and contingencies still matter, and in their desire for a smooth and bipartisan nominating process almost 27 years ago it was Warren Rudman and John Sununu who helped transform it into a ruthless and purely partisan affair.
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Boeing officials, already dismayed by Mr. Trump's attack last week over the costs of a new Air Force One, acknowledged that the Iran jet deal still faced contingencies — a polite way of saying they were deeply worried about whether Mr. Trump and the Republican-led Congress would support it.
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According to [redacted], the agenda comprised questions on how deniable cash payments were to be made to hackers who had worked in Europe under Kremlin direction against the CLINTON campaign and various contingencies for covering up these operations and Moscow's secret liaison with the TRUMP team more generally.
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They are ironies that would have been appreciated by Comey's hero Niebuhr, who wrote as much about the limits, contingencies and unforeseen consequences of human decision-making as he did about the dangers of moral complacency and about the necessity of entering the political arena to try to make a difference.
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The bank that was carved out of the collapse of Banco Espirito Santo in 73 and rescued by the state to the tune of 5 billion euros, took 2.06 billion euros in impairments and provisions for bad loans, assets, debt, restructuring costs and contingencies, 50 percent higher than a year earlier.
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The 27 remaining members of the EU might delay work on fleshing out their proposal for strong trade ties after Brexit and will instead focus on their own preparations this week, including contingencies for a "no-deal" scenario - given the profound divisions within May's camp over the terms of Brexit.
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Post's denunciation is particularly stirring: [A]t the very heart of the constitutional order, in the Office of the President, the Constitution abandons its brave experiment of forging a new society based upon principles of voluntary commitment; it instead gropes for security among ties of blood and contingencies of birth.
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"We do not want or expect a no-deal scenario and continue to work hard to deliver a deal with the EU. However, it is the duty of a responsible government to continue to prepare for all eventualities and contingencies, including a possible no deal," a spokeswoman for the Department for Transport said.
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A representative of one big multinational firm says it has been weighing up contingencies for months, as 80% of production at its British car plants goes to the EU. Given thin profit margins and the risk of tariffs, currency swings or other barriers to trade, it would shift new investment to the continent.
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Frida Ghitis: Soleimani's killing a positive for the world, but aftershocks loom This is precisely the moment when you want to have a government filled with knowledgeable, thoughtful minds; when you wish the President of the United States followed a deliberative process, listening to the best ideas and preparing for all contingencies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Midstream company Zenith Energy US Logistics Holdings has pulled a US$22018m leveraged loan from syndication as investors were reluctant to jump into a credit exposed to unresolved contingencies from an arbitration case and an expiring contract that could adversely impact cash flow, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
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Breaking a long-standing taboo about imagining the Kim regime's collapse, a well-connected Chinese academic, Jia Qingguo, was allowed to publish an essay in September suggesting that China, America and South Korea should discuss such contingencies as refugee flows and which country's troops should secure loose nukes in a post-collapse North Korea.
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"Looking ahead, the Governing Council is determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate, to ensure that inflation continues to move towards the Governing Council's inflation aim in a sustained manner," Coeure said in a speech before meeting with France's public audit office.
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After it was disclosed in December that Texas Representative Blake Farenthold had withdrawn $20143,000 in public funds—kept in a presumably secret fund for such contingencies—to settle a sexual harassment complaint that his former communications director brought against him, he was eventually forced to announce that he wouldn't run for his seat again.
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In its extensive 500-page analysis, the DC think tank argues that Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marines are all operating well below the recommended levels, benchmarks determined in-house and aimed at ensuring that the military is ready to respond to two major regional contingencies simultaneously, as called for by DoD's current strategy.
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The physicist Steven Weinberg, who believes, or has believed, in the imminence of the creation of a Theory of Everything, but more recently has expressed doubts about fundamental aspects of quantum mechanics, devised a metaphor to answer historians who argue from the contingencies of scientific discoveries that theories are to some extent social constructions.
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I understand your question was about a preemptive strike, but my point is that there is in place now contingencies to avoid any sort of that strike (ph) from going errant and destroying any — any assets of the United States, or implicating or hurting any of our allies or any of our assets in the region.
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There are many large logistics units that contribute to the continuing mission in Europe but are also positioned in Europe for current operations in other areas (like support to our troops in Afghanistan and peacekeeping operations in the Balkans and Middle East) and future contingencies that might involve port openings, movement of massive amounts of supplies, and intermodal operations.
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"In many cases they did use their carry-over balances, but in many cases they did not, or at a minimum the use of those balances was not emphasized to the same degree as something that would be important for agencies to consider when they're looking at all contingencies that they can use," an official said of 2013.
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" According to the report, "Overall, the 3553 Index concludes that the current U.S. military force is likely capable of meeting the demands of a single major regional conflict while also attending to various presence and engagement activities but that it would be very hard-pressed to do more and certainly would be ill-equipped to handle two nearly simultaneous major regional contingencies.
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His argument that mosquitoes are responsible for the Magna Carta and, therefore, modern democracy is a cascade of contingencies: the failure of Louis VII's siege of Damascus during the malaria season of 1148 led to his separation from Eleanor of Aquitaine, which led her to marry Henry II of England, which led to the birth to King John, who sparred with his barons.
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As part of this equation, recognizing that Army warfighters are often understandably reluctant to articulate war plans or threat assessments, it is indeed reasonable and relevant to posit that service war planners are looking at the full-range of contingencies – to include ground war with Russian forces in Europe, Iranian armies in the Middle East or even Chinese armored vehicles on the Asian continent.
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The story of America's entry into World War II three-quarters of a century ago offers us a window into the contingencies of history and the perennial risk that the nation's isolationist tendencies — tendencies once more evident in our politics as the president-elect of the United States in 2016 revives the old slogan America First — can be durably potent even in moments of existential crisis.
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"The Department of Defense always looks at contingencies, but the Obama administration was consistently of the belief -- informed by the best thinking and analysis from our intelligence community, war fighters, and diplomats -- that diplomacy was the only viable option given what we knew would be catastrophic implications of a conflict on the Peninsula," Ned Price, a national security council spokesperson in the Obama White House, said in a statement to CNN.
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Via its Twitter account, an airport spokesperson apologized to travelers, explaining that "damage to a Vodafone fibre optic cable" took down the airport's flight info screens, forcing them to respond with "contingencies"—specifically, the whiteboards you'd find in an eighth-grade English class: Passengers tweeting out their frustrations explained that Gatwick officials literally shouted out departure and arrival times, manually updating flight information on the board while crowded by hundreds of frustrated travelers.
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Moreover, deterrence works both ways: If North Korea's arsenal will dissuade the United States from invading the Hermit Kingdom (an unattractive undertaking even without the nuclear factor in the equation given the high costs of even conventional war on the peninsula and the diplomatic complications that it would ensue with China), the U.S.'s arsenal will deter North Korea from actually using its rudimentary nuclear capability in all but regime-threatening contingencies.
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The "moonshot marathon," as various runners and coaches described it in my book, would seek to shrink those contingencies to as near zero as possible—by staging the event on a looped course of several miles, protected from wind, in cold temperatures that allowed the athletes not to overheat, with a minimum of tight corners, with teams of pacemakers entering and leaving the race lap by lap, and, crucially, recompensing world-class athletes with large paychecks.
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I don't think we've resolved the border issue, even though people say they have, because I don't think the jurisdiction of the EU within Northern Ireland, and hence what's going on across the Irish Sea, has been successfully resolved-, PD: We-, I believe, and would contend very differently, that the progress that was made in phase one of the negotiations, in relation to an agreement about how to prevent the development of a hard border, particularly in light of different contingencies and events-, SS: Right.
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In 22001, Mr. Rivette began work on a long film called "Paris Belongs to Us," which displayed many of the elements that would be part of his mature style: a meandering and frequently neglected narrative line based on a character's discovery of a vast, ungraspable conspiracy; a group of actors observed in rehearsal (here for a production of Shakespeare's "Pericles"); a documentary appreciation of the city of Paris; and a start-and-stop rhythm, created by the collision of stylized, scripted material and the real-world contingencies of improvisation and location shooting.
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My brain quickly overheated imagining the dizzying chain of obstacles and contingencies that DelGaudio and his collaborators must surmount for each performance: identifying attendees with sufficient time to obtain letters from families and friends; procuring enough letters to guarantee that, when the attendee picks a letter, it will be addressed to them; swearing the letter writers to secrecy; making sure, at every show, that an attendee for whom enough such letters arrived would be picked, seemingly "at random," by another member of the crowd; and on and on.
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President Xi Jinping's "China dream" of "national rejuvenation" calls for the reunification of the lost Qing imperial territories of Taiwan and Hong Kong, the continued suppression of the imperial holdings of Tibet and Xinjiang, the coercion of countries abutting the seas around China's coast to make good on expansive maritime claims, the protection of seaborne trade that passes through the Indian Ocean into the western Pacific Ocean and on to China's coasts, the preparation of contingencies on the Korean Peninsula, and preparation for a fight with the United States, should Washington's strategic position in Asia become untenable for Beijing.
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