Both brands will continue to exist under the Oath umbrella.
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A base pay will continue to exist for each order.
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But his preexisting conflicts of interest will continue to exist.
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Some vulnerabilities identified in previous versions of products continue to exist.
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The company, or the country, will continue to exist without either.
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A minimum amount of support should continue to exist, it said.
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But either way, Uber self-driving taxis would continue to exist.
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We know that these facilities are going to continue to exist.
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National training institutes, such as SENAI, continue to exist in many countries.
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Private insurers would continue to exist under Sanders' "Medicare for All" proposal.
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It's not clear whether Tor will continue to exist into the future.
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Dealerships will continue to exist, but in what capacity, is the question.
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Takata will continue to exist on paper, at least for a while.
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"The next big goal for the brand is to continue to exist!"
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Live will continue to exist, but the company will be onto other things.
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Microsoft's tech does continue to exist in a standalone app form too, though.
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Apple says iTunes for Windows will continue to exist in its current state.
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He said Early Rain had no choice but continue to exist in secret.
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Yahoo branding, meanwhile, will continue to exist amid the Verizon/AOL/Oath branding stew.
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"The long-term prognosis, if present conditions continue to exist, is grim," Anderson wrote.
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The 140 Proof brand and team will continue to exist within AcuityAds, Elvekrog said.
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Until, then, the families in Flint will continue to exist in this disturbing limbo.
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That being said, we do recognize password sharing exists and will continue to exist.
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And the way for this to continue to exist for the next hundred years.
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Some Democrats who have backed single-payer plans say private insurance would continue to exist.
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And there continue to exist fashionable men who favor wider ties for lavish philosophical reasons.
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If Ripple the company is shut down tomorrow the XRP ecosystem would continue to exist.
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Race and sovereignty continue to exist at odds when it comes to defining Native identity.
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It changed the fortunes of the company by allowing the company to continue to exist.
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Of course, many other similar groups continue to exist, and which are still openly accessible.
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Will this monthly fee allow the developers making games we love to continue to exist?
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Generations removed from the work of the Alliance, its effects continue to exist in me.
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Cars like the Continental GT will likely continue to exist after electric vehicles become the norm.
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Under the new Netflix ownership, Millarworld will continue to exist, and write and publish new stories.
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After years of mercifully letting Kinect continue to exist, Microsoft finally killed the once revolutionary console.
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I want the service to continue to exist and even thrive under its new corporate overlords.
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We might just want the game to continue to exist because we like it so much.
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It's just going to be run by a criminal element, and it will continue to exist.
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To pretend that conditions continue to exist from a hurricane 20 years ago is a fiction.
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Some forecast that summer sea ice will continue to exist until sometime in the 21nd century.
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Do you think NASA should continue to exist, or all these space agencies by the government?
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Under a 36 percent APR cap, consumer demand will continue to exist, but supply will dry up.
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However, "Endgame" has allowed for the character to potentially continue to exist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Its regulators want to see competitors that have been less successful continue to exist, and even thrive.
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The Vine app will be going away, "in the coming months" but Vines will continue to exist.
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Yeah no, actually, I believe the campus programs will continue to exist for a really long time.
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That should be a goal everyone should support if you believe Indian families should continue to exist.
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The security state must continue to exist, because in its absence, well, how would we stay secure?
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But everyone's at least now starting from the premise that, sure, the agency should continue to exist.
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That labor camps of any kind continue to exist after the horrors of the previous century is unconscionable.
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Will the movement get more desperate, or will it continue to exist on the margins as it has?
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All of them help the communal fund, ensuring that it can continue to exist and support new projects.
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Nothing will change for users right now, and both apps will continue to exist independently for the moment.
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It is about trying to understand why problems continue to exist and what can be done about that.
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Clothes stay close to the skin during life, and continue to exist long after the body has decayed.
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However, the high court raised concerns over the ability of the legislature to continue to exist without funding.
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White nationalist groups and "think-tanks" also continue to exist on Facebook, including Richard Spencer's National Policy Institute.
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There is no guarantee that your favorite corner of web will continue to exist a decade from now.
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We're going to continue to do our jobs and we're going to continue to exist on social media.
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Our big party will be to try and continue to exist, because it ain't fucking easy anymore, my friend.
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As part of its messaging integration plans, Facebook reportedly intends for each service's individual app to continue to exist.
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The Beme News YouTube channel, which will continue to exist within CNN, has published only a few dozen videos.
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Whim, meanwhile, will continue to exist for now, though Peters said she aims to transition everyone over to Tonight.
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We are focusing on the turnaround and are convinced we can continue to exist on our own as well.
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Given this devastation, it is surprising susceptible plants continue to exist; natural selection should have produced resistance years ago.
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While health advocates have made great strides to address health disparities impacting our communities, considerable challenges continue to exist.
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It is basically a miracle that the Sentinelese, numbering as few as a few dozen people, continue to exist.
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In George R.R. Martin's fantastical realm, all men must die, but they can continue to exist after they're dead.
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"We have to take into account that the demand for non-medical opium will continue to exist," she said.
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Cap space remains valuable for a franchise that should continue to exist as a dumping ground for unwanted salary.
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PAAMCO and Prisma said their brands and funds will continue to exist side-by-side in the new firm.
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That way, if the environment collapsed from Rapid Ohia Death or climate change, the plant would continue to exist.
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That means tanks like Zohar's have to evolve if these luxury consumer goods are going to continue to exist.
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It's not yet clear whether brand names like that will continue to exist or fold in favor of Zelle.
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It's not clear yet whether Texture will be folded into Apple News or continue to exist as a standalone product.
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TweetDeck's Mac app — which like the Windows app, is essentially a wrapper around the Chrome experience — will continue to exist.
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People continue to exist in the world based on how they are represented by the living and breathing among us.
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And as long as there's a financial incentive to continue to prioritize it, the products will probably continue to exist.
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As I leave, I'm left wondering how Miss World and other beauty pageants like it continue to exist at all.
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These days, I mostly keep the faith that our son will continue to exist when we shut the nursery door.
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It seemed terribly wrong, even evolutionarily backwards, to simply let anxious thoughts continue to exist and live my life anyway.
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And CNN's Nick Paton Walsh says ISIS will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency and threaten the West. 2.
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We're in a good spot where we can continue to exist and do what we're doing for the long haul.
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The freemium version of the product will continue to exist, but the company won't be pushing resources in that direction.
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Pierucci says the company simply couldn't continue to exist as an independent entity in the wake of the new rules.
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In California, 600,000 signatures on a petition could prompt a ballot initiative on whether horse racing should continue to exist.
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The preservation of the AANES will help ensure that Christianity and other minority religions will continue to exist in Syria.
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And in some cases, it's been nipped in the bud, in other cases, it's gone unrecognized, that'll continue to exist.
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Even if the Obi-Wan series is critically panned, it will continue to exist on the platform as library content.
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Jigsaw CEO Jared Cohen is still with the company, which will continue to exist as an independent entity under Google.
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It could be said that the primary place where Natives continue to exist for most Americans is in childhood imagination.
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Trans and gender non-conforming people will continue to exist even if the current administration would like to eliminate us.
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We should face the fact that the colonial structures continue to exist today and still produce their inherent symbolic struggles.
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This feature, however, is a good reminder that these sites have existed and continue to exist on US soil as well.
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For now, game discs will continue to exist, but you'll only be able to play them on other Xbox One consoles.
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As long as those social and political drivers continue to exist, terrorist organizations will find in Iraq fertile ground for recruitment.
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In short, while other manufacturers will continue to exist, they will no longer play a large role on the technological stage.
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I am certainly not advocating this be the only option: Full orders of French fries should, of course, continue to exist.
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One of the cases I've been trying to make for years – HARWOOD: But Ex-Im is going to continue to exist.
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With the impacts of this policy clear, it makes you wonder why Congress is letting the Durbin amendment continue to exist.
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Yes, it's true that the internet will continue to exist, and that people will shop online and talk to their robots.
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But the Brittens, as well as the other board members who are supportive of the sale, continue to exist and operate.
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In California, just 600,000 signatures on a petition would prompt a ballot initiative on whether horse racing should continue to exist.
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The group has signaled that followers of its ideology continue to exist, particularly during periods of unrest in its former strongholds.
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They're done in software, but many, many crucial trading jobs continue to exist and they've gotten to be even more important.
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Unrest and strife continue to exist throughout the world, often because systems of oppression are punishing the oppressed more and more.
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There's also a question of how many of these centers will continue to exist if the Affordable Care Act is successfully repealed.
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" Frey added, "I did not experience the pain of inequities that continue to exist in areas well beyond policing and public safety.
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The same capabilities by which political campaigns sliced up audience segments in 2016 via Facebook's advertisements will continue to exist in 2020.
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His behaviour raises vital questions about why police brutality and racism continue to exist in societies that claim to despise such things.
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"We have a moral obligation to build an industry that commits to changing the injustices that continue to exist," the website reads.
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Albania is a different country now, but the way it exists for Kadare will continue to exist as long as he writes.
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ShoeBuy will continue to exist, and its CEO, Mike Sorabella, will continue to oversee the company's 200-plus employees out of Boston.
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A WTA spokesperson said it was unclear whether the Shenzhen Open would continue to exist with the arrival of the WTA Finals.
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Can pop music continue to exist in a political climate that is, at its core antithetical to the camp-ness of pop?
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Polari may be gone, but gay languages continue to exist in communities and nations around the world with institutionalized or endemic homophobia.
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Despite all the hurdles that heterosexual families face, it is my strong belief that they should be allowed to continue to exist.
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We also believe there's a powerful role that digital assets can play but that fiat currencies are going to continue to exist.
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The tragedy of the theft is that their decisions now will determine if the artifacts continue to exist in any recognizable form.
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More than 60 million Americans continue to exist on the fringes of the financial system, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced this week.
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If Trump's proposed budget becomes law, PBS and NPR themselves will continue to exist, on TV, on the radio, and on digital platforms.
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Family firms would not continue to exist for generation after generation if they weren't innovating, adapting and looking for new markets and opportunities.
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Kamala Harris was pressed at CNN's town hall Monday night on her position about whether private insurance would continue to exist under Sen.
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Music seems to think it can continue to exist in a bubble where #MeToo and support for the survivors of abuse are negligible.
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They are the heart of the Freshkills Park project, allowing wildlife to grow and continue to exist above the municipal solid waste landfill.
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As his reward, "Silicon Valley" manufactures a happy ending for him anyway, if only because needs to continue to exist as a show.
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No institution can continue to exist, grow and prosper when just 3% of its constituents believe it has their best interest at heart.
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Jobs—in any meaningful number, at least—will not continue to exist in towns and rural areas that lack fast, accessible internet access.
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Trump's energy secretary pick, Rick Perry, has changed his mind about whether the department he's been picked to run should continue to exist.
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But many large fragments of their apparatus continue to exist and function, for the most part now under Russian, rather than Soviet sponsorship.
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The very layers of software abstraction that helped simplify the smart home are going to continue to exist and compete with each other.
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"It is clear that the conditions upon which Syria's designation was based continue to exist, therefore an extension is warranted under the statute."
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Yeah, I certainly think NASA should continue to exist, NASA does a lot of really useful things, and these go beyond astronaut transport.
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Obamacare's marketplaces will continue to exist, as will the billions of dollars of subsidies that go towards making coverage purchased there more affordable.
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"Open pits have existed and continue to exist in this region and look how many lakes there are," Frąckowiak told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Specifically, how Xbox Live Gold subscriptions can continue to exist in their present form alongside Xbox Game Pass and its new PC-friendly counterpart.
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" The Runkeeper app will continue to exist as a standalone product and Jacobs promised that "from the end-user standpoint, not much will change.
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The original version of The Secret World MMO will continue to exist, but any new content will be exclusively for the re-launched version.
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Billboards, commercials, and magazines featuring women showing skin will continue to exist and real women will march on, whether boys can focus or not.
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But as they grow more famous, or the shocking Slender Man incident in 2014, it's clear that creepypastas cannot continue to exist as is.
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That's because it would be another strong sign of Israel's determination to continue to exist and flourish with the strongest possible support from Washington.
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Detroit had changed because the world had changed, and if Heidelberg Street was going to continue to exist, someone had to fight for it.
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Too often people want to say, 'Let's get to the healing,' but not call out the years of systemic oppression that continue to exist.
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At Disney's annual meeting this month, Mr. Iger said the 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight labels — trumpet fanfares included — would continue to exist.
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Even though gray areas will continue to exist and, in all likelihood, vex officials, their sense of what constitutes a salient mistake has improved.
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President Trump continues to use his bully pulpit to tear down, rather than bolster, the insurance markets that continue to exist (thanks to Obamacare).
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Natero will continue to exist as a standalone product, but it will also become part of the Freshworks 360 suite, Freshworks' integrated customer engagement suite.
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Force majeure conditions continue to exist at some exchange-approved corn and soybean shipping stations, which may prevent these facilities from loading, the CME said.
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But with the way the security-as-a-service industry is going, it's hard to say how much longer these options will continue to exist.
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Either way, should this mass anomaly continue to exist under further scrutiny, it's going to have important implications for scientists' understanding of the Moon's history.
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She used science fiction to demand that people like her exist now, and will continue to exist on every level of imaginings of the future.
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Tensions between Washington and Moscow continue to exist, and both the United States and European Union seek to lessen Gazprom's influence rather than increase it.
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"It is clear that the conditions upon which Syria's designation was based continue to exist, therefore an extension is warranted under the statute," she added.
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We can also assume that the iTunes app that Apple built for smart TVs made by LG, Samsung, and Sony will also continue to exist.
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Medicare X, Medicare for America, and Medicaid buy-in all share a common flaw: They allow the parasitic for-profit industry to continue to exist.
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We are talking, for the most part, about whether a thing will continue to exist, or whether it might be at risk of going away.
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That ensures that the New York Immigrant Family Unity Project, which since 2013 has represented indigent immigrants who have been detained, will continue to exist.
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And any resistance that results from the turf battles that will continue to exist must be overcome by strong, mandated system-wide implementation and oversight.
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" Frey, who is white, added, "I did not experience the pain of inequities that continue to exist in areas well beyond policing and public safety.
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Although the separate brands would continue to exist, they would be produced out of the same newsrooms and, in some cases, by the same people.
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At the bare minimum, NATO will continue to exist as a coordinating mechanism that allows member states to share information and work together on security operations.
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Basically, travel agents continue to exist for the same reason they always have: to do the things that travellers can't or don't know how to do.
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Since a May court ruling declared Office Depot and Staples' merger a bust, analysts have questioned whether both could continue to exist as stand-alone companies.
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As someone that has felt its sting, I know that bigotry exists and sadly will continue to exist but that doesn't mean that I give up.
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The clash between artifice and authenticity, and how that relationship translates into artistry, has existed before and will continue to exist long after Lana Del Rey.
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And in any case, it means that laws similar to those in Texas will continue to exist in the United States, perhaps for years to come.
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But if they don't progress any faster, this finding would help refute one of the most pervasive stereotypes that continue to exist in the gaming community.
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Yet even in a far warmer climate, scientists expect that winter will continue to exist — meaning there will always be someone who can hurl a snowball.
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But there is also a wider conversation about why fraternities and sororities continue to exist at all and what role they have at a modern university.
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Also missing are the Mac and Linux versions of Minecraft, which will continue to exist alongside the original PC version as the renamed Java Edition for now.
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The very same potential for priorities that are skewed to favor Trump holdings, and the potential for those concerns to undermine US policy, will continue to exist.
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The rest of us are left to question whether Marchesa's hyper-feminine gowns, ones that are so closely linked to her estranged husband, can continue to exist.
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Most men (and many women) still unconsciously sanction male privilege, and until this mindset changes, gender inequities will continue to exist, no matter who is the president.
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The question is whether, after the election, the party will be able to repair itself; or cease to exist; or continue to exist in some diminished way.
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If you choose to save your live video after a recording, the video will continue to exist on Tumblr as a regular video post for replays later.
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Since discrepancies will continue to exist in how ETFs are named and categorized, investors need to understand the underlying index methodology of the funds they are considering.
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"We must not let it continue to exist, this media that acts as a mafia," Hun Sen told the gathering of over 3,000 journalists and media officials.
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Despite the declarations of friendship and what Xi called his "close personal friendship" with Putin, pressure points continue to exist in the China-Russia relationship, experts said.
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Of note: Even if you end your paid subscription to Stadia Pro, your saves will continue to exist for games that were unlocked with a Pro account.
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"When we fantasize Native Americans in that way it places us in the past and not as current living people who continue to exist," Casanova-Bell said.
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Still, no matter what happens, these stories will continue to exist, impressing the image of women as capable, even potentially dangerous, agents onto the larger cultural imagination.
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So, how do you assess your ... Again, first of all, one, do you think NASA should continue to exist, or all these space agencies by the government?
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The iTunes Store app will still exist on iOS, and Apple says the store will also continue to exist on Macs as an entry in the Finder's sidebar.
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Visually CEO Matt Cooper said Visually will continue to exist as a separate brand and marketplace, but over time, it will be "increasingly connected" with ScribbleLive's other products.
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"We receive these projections with optimism...though we must be cautious about the risks that continue to exist in the market," said Pablo Terrazas, Chile's undersecretary of mining.
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"I believe that NAFTA will continue to exist," Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche said after Daimler reported full-year results, acknowledging that the details of the pact may change.
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All these characters feel a powerful need to opt out, to not continue to exist in the same way that they had done before, to never go back.
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Before we proceed, let's be clear that we understand that the Pivotal we're committed to is not necessarily an organization that still exists, or will continue to exist.
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The agency would continue to exist, at least in name, but it could end up functioning only as a small scientific research agency, possibly swallowed into another department.
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The details: The extension was granted given the "ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Yemen's current designation for TPS continue to exist," DHS writes.
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No doubt labels are continuing to push access to music purchases, though whether "iTunes" will continue to exist in this small sliver of macOS remains to be seen.
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On Wednesday night that battle was waged most conspicuously in regard to health insurance and whether private plans should continue to exist, a question that split the field.
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You could imagine an argument that it's a personal failing of the billionaire to allow themselves to continue to exist as a billionaire, to not donate that money.
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"They continue to exist as if they're these big champions of women, but really what they are is a champion of rich white women," said Flores, who is Hispanic.
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"As long as people want to get their voices heard in a way they can entirely control, zines will continue to exist in one form or another," she says.
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Many advisors say they operate on the assumption that Social Security will continue to exist but that more benefit cuts are likely to come, especially among higher-income Americans.
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"Besides being a time capsule I don't really see a reason for it to continue to exist... It seems like the internet has moved on," he pauses, sounding overwhelmed.
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If Bollea had reached a settlement with Gawker, it would have reflected that balance, punishing Gawker for its violation of Bollea's privacy but allowing it to continue to exist.
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Both services will continue to exist as standalone websites/apps, but the streaming service Flixster Video (which is not part of the acquisition) will shut down later this year.
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Third, while we need to deprive the extremists of their safe spaces online, we must not forget about the safe spaces that continue to exist in the real world.
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To continue to exist, governments in each centental need to have 100,000 people, which means they need to attract a specific audience to their borders to remain in existence.
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Spike Jonze's projection of our intensified personal relationships with virtual assistants assumes that gender, heterosexuality, and feminized affective labour will continue to exist even beyond human and corporeal relationships.
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This is a country that can continue to exist above the level of a fully-mobilized gulag state only to the extent that its laws are not actually enforced.
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"I believe that is part of the discussion and to make sure that we don't continue temporary populations that continue to exist we should talk about that," Nielsen said.
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Just as the assembly line and robotic manufacturing has not totally ended the market for craft manufacturing, the traditional model of brokerage will likely continue to exist in 2030.
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"Besides being a time capsule I don't really see a reason for it to continue to exist... It seems like the internet has moved on," Golberg wrote in an email.
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Without new legislation, about 700,000 DACA recipients, who were brought to the country as children without documentation, continue to exist in legal limbo protected from deportation only by court injunctions.
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The service will no longer stand for anything, and while it will continue to exist, and possibly even grow, its core will be rotten, its purpose unclear, its engagement hollow.
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They have an eye toward the cold efficiencies and cruel deficiencies of a system that existed before Naz encountered it and will continue to exist after he passes through it.
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Tasked with protecting rather than removing evidence, of allowing proof of something shady and unsanctioned to continue to exist, we also feel the circumstances of Splinter Cell's story have changed.
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And given your conception of a self or person, would you continue to exist after adding Merge — or would you have ceased to exist, having been replaced by someone else?
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Similarly, once a perfect love is realized, we find it almost easier to believe that it can only continue to exist if the lovers can no longer see each other.
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But do not count the legacy brands out just yet: Yahoo, AOL and The Huffington Post will continue to exist and operate with their own names — under the Oath umbrella.
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While the two companies are working together to integrate Paxata more fully into the DataRobot platform, the companies also plan to let Paxata continue to exist as a standalone product.
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But most us continue to exist in the boring middle ground, spending an hour or two a day ignoring real responsibilities, so we can share meaningful selfies and open meaningless links.
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"You cannot deny land to indigenous people that are ancestrally attached to it and expect them to continue to exist as a culture," said Christian Poirier, program director at Amazon Watch.
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We need to stay focused on organizing, having one-on-one conversations with voters, building long-term, on-the-ground infrastructure that will continue to exist election cycle after election cycle.
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But even as the very existence of these works signals danger, it also suggests a kind of optimism, a belief that American political institutions will continue to exist in recognizable form.
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The program itself could continue to exist, but it's not clear Canada could count credits Quebec purchases from California toward the reduction goal it set as part of the Paris agreement.
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" While the ultra-famous continue to exist, he said, "it certainly seems to be the trend toward less of that and more localized, more fragmented little pockets of fans and celebrities.
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Though there has never been a recent conflict as significant as the Sino-Indian War of 1962, incidents like the 2013 Daulat Beg Oldi incident illustrates that tensions continue to exist.
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Other pages connected to white supremacists continue to exist, such as AntiComm, a group that provided security to Spencer when he spoke at the University of Florida in Gainesville last October.
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In name at least, the two major parties will almost certainly continue to exist has they have since the 1820s, field candidates, and war with one another, like Orwellian superstates, in perpetuity.
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Google has over the years worked on a wide variety of other computing pursuits beyond AI, and all of that content will continue to exist within that new site, the company said.
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"Besides being a time capsule I don't really see a reason for it to continue to exist... It seems like the internet has moved on," Goldberg told Gizmodo almost three years ago.
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There is nothing partisan about this issue—this is about keeping the existing food stamp program honest and making sure those resources continue to exist for the people who really need them.
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Tom Gira, executive vice president for market regulation at FINRA said it should move forward, "in the interest of allowing innovation to continue to exist," at the Reuters Financial Regulation Summit in May.
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It is with this in mind I plan to use every inch of my limited bandwidth to fight for our rights to continue to exist in the country where I sometimes feel invisible.
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That original list will continue to exist — it has nearly 100,000 subscribers — but there are also five new categories of Fresh Finds focused on hip hop, electronica, pop, guitar, and experimental ambient sounds.
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I have also been outraged by the misperceptions that continue to exist about learning disabilities and testing accommodations, so I commend your reporters for their accurate descriptions of the law and the process.
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So long as there is music to be played and people to listen, they will continue to exist—whether in a primitive form, sponsored by Monster Energy, or on five different tiers of exclusivity.
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I imagine that in the future, the real question will be ... Not that those places won't continue to exist or won't continue to be important, but it sort of becomes a question of access.
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It doesn't look like Google is ready to radically redesign Gmail to its Inbox levels just yet, but Inbox could continue to exist as a way for the company to test new email features.
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Gig is a new offering within Maven's lineup alongside Maven City and also Maven's Express Drive program for Lyft drivers, or its partnership with Uber, both of which will continue to exist alongside Gig.
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Just kept growing, word of mouth, and at some point I had to make some decisions, like, well, if it's going to continue to exist, I needed to make it into a real company.
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I recall him quoting a writer who talks about how whatever we say lives on after us, that we continue to exist so long as any word we say exists in a living mind.
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" Graham said he had "serious concerns" about the secretive surveillance court which approved politically sensitive wiretaps in 2016, and that he's not sure the court should continue to exist "unless there is fundamental reform.
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Real estate brokerage as a craftJust as the assembly line and robotic manufacturing has not totally ended the market for craft manufacturing, the traditional model of brokerage will likely continue to exist in 2030.
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The envisioned change that Twitter users foresaw in the prototype twttr app, however, was one in which both likes and retweets would continue to exist but would be hidden from public view by default.
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Financial markets cheered the announcement of Theresa May's confirmation as the new Prime Minister of the U.K. but analysts have warned that this may be a knee-jerk reaction and uncertainty will continue to exist.
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The site explained the bad news in a post today, acknowledging the reality that the world of retro gaming has changed irrevocably and a site like EmuParadise simply can't continue to exist even semi-legally.
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His game has more to say about games — how they imitate one another, how they evolve, how they treat life, how they continue to exist even after they're finished — than most books on the medium.
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There's this discussion of Trump being cozy with Saudis, so it's all these narratives, and when you really zoom out, these kinds of alliances have always existed and continue to exist and still affect us.
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If we allow ourselves to continue to exist with a small set of industrial giants in Big Tech, we'll be undermining our long-term growth and putting our country's economic and national security at risk.
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The recent election season has illustrated, in sometimes lurid colors, that not all Americans feel that all Americans are equal, and that misogyny, racism and homophobia continue to exist, hiding in plain sight or not.
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The moves also highlight the tensions that continue to exist — and will not soon disappear — between data privacy and proprietary platforms, and producing information when mandated by authorities and to what end those are justifiable requests.
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World leaders are trying to figure out how to meet the targets they set as part of the Paris Agreement on climate change -- and whether that agreement will continue to exist in the modern political climate.
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"What we're going to do is ensure that the border that exists now, which after all is a border for excise and tax, even currency, will continue to exist but back away," he told the BBC.
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"DACA will continue to exist in Chicago," promises Rahm Emanuel, the mayor of Chicago, half an hour before President Donald Trump's administration announced the end of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals programme, known as DACA.
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For now, however, the party will continue to exist in a state of existential confusion, their platform working like a series of walls between the Grand Old Party and the very voters it needs to survive.
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"After carefully reviewing conditions in Somalia with interagency partners, (DHS) Secretary (Kirstjen) Nielsen determined the ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Somalia's current designation for TPS continue to exist," the statement said.
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"This is an all-out effort to ensure that the business sector can continue to exist even as economic activity temporarily collapses," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a Monday note to clients.
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Unfortunately, it is the nature of the world that other countries will continue to exist, and will continue to behave in ways they perceive as in their own interests, even when that contradicts the United States.
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"After carefully reviewing conditions in Yemen with interagency partners, (DHS) Secretary (Kirstjen) Nielsen determined that the ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Yemen's current designation for TPS continue to exist," the statement said.
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Sites like these continue to exist in their own tiny corner of the web, long after their moment of viral fame as part of the "useless internet" — a term that extends beyond a simple spinning pupper or foodstuff.
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These services will be glad to take your money at any point, as long as they continue to exist; most of this content will still be available in some form whenever you decide to get around to it.
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McDowell tells me that he thinks passwords will continue to exist alongside FIDO2 authentication for "a considerable period of time," similar to how most phones now allow you to use a PIN as an alternative to biometric security.
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"We apparently still have a fundamental disagreement over the role of collective bargaining in this process, in the sense that I think collective bargaining should continue to exist and the governor does not," Cullerton said in a statement.
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You can make a group for people who like to play Destiny in the evenings, or one for your closest friends who you've known since high school, and these groups will continue to exist outside their respective games.
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"Paper currency could still continue to exist, but prices would be set in terms of electronic dollars (or abroad, electronic euros or yen), with paper dollars potentially being exchanged at a discount compared to electronic dollars," he writes.
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The company called Christian Dior, which owns the brand's couture business, will continue to exist and will own 41 percent of the share capital in LVMH, plus 56.8 percent of voting rights, making it the conglomerate's controlling shareholder.
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"It&aposs a shame that we were not able to reach a consensus because the problem will continue to exist exactly as it did before we began this debate," said former President Cristina Fernandez, who is an opposition senator.
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"After carefully reviewing conditions in Yemen with interagency partners, Secretary Nielsen determined that the ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Yemen's current designation for TPS continue to exist," the department said in a statement Thursday.
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He wants to know that opportunities like the one he was afforded will continue to exist for refugees like himself, who had little hope for a future ahead and who now have the resources to help those still suffering.
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I think of Stonewall as a space where queerness can flourish because it's off the radar and those kinds of small queer spaces continue to exist — maybe not so much bars, but salons in people's homes and other places.
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But you will continue to exist in a society that will ask you to scam to survive, that has no social safety net that can help you live your life in a way that Tolentino would consider ethically pure.
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Thanks to a Republican-backed lawsuit that's been toiling in the courts for years, the Supreme Court agreed Monday to finally consider a case on whether the law — often called Obamacare — can continue to exist without its individual mandate.
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"There is no doubt in my mind that DIUx will not only continue to exist, it will actually grow in its influence and its impact on the Department of Defense," Mattis told reporters during brief remarks at the DIUx facility.
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"I think that's because people have always taken for granted that the right will continue to exist, and we don't need to get exercised about something that's safe," Davis, who is part of the Rise Up tour, told BuzzFeed News.
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Really what both of them feel like, thanks to Chan and Rhymer's laid-back direction and Erskine and Quaid's relaxed performances, are real people who existed long before we met them and continue to exist even when we're not watching.
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Eddy Cue (SVP of internet software and services, 1989–present): In the early days of this campus, Apple wasn't a highly successful company—the question was whether we would continue to exist, as opposed to whether we would be successful.
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The group will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency, chased between the places where they can hide among sympathizers -- some along the Euphrates River, where their elusive and possibly injured leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is thought to be hiding.
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For as long as science fiction continues to be produced, for as long as the Earth continues to orbit the Sun, for as long as technology companies in need of honest coverage continue to exist...so will Gizmodo and io9.
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Some will continue to exist independently as well as on VRV; others are hoping to move away from hosting their content on YouTube and its oft-criticized monetization practices, which rely primarily on revenue generated by ads rather than fan loyalty.
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The large-scale self-defense movement in Michoacán, which was one of the focuses of the Oscar-nominated documentary Cartel Land, eventually fell apart after it was co-opted by the government, but small auto-defensa groups continue to exist.
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The pair clarified on Instagram that Opening Ceremony will continue to exist only as a brand, not a retailer, though their in-house brand, as reported by Business of Fashion, only makes up less than 25% of their overall revenue.
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That's going to continue to exist in the future forever and who knows we might come across some of those but I don't think it's the benchmark by which one should be judging if healthcare is a good or viable investment.
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One Republican House aide on Monday disputed the suggestion that the Office of Congressional Complaint Review was a new entity, arguing that the current staff would largely remain and that the outside board overseeing it would also continue to exist.
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This means that many people of goodwill face the hard task of recognizing that these societal ills continue to exist, and that White privilege continues to exist, even though we wish it didn't and would not have asked for it.
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The filing also explains the complex legal maneuvering set to follow the deal; Yahoo will continue to exist only as an investment company under a different name and ticker symbol, while Verizon will absorb its core businesses and the rights to the name.
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"The content of the documents released is unacceptable, and we understand the long-term impact of the documents on our fraternity's culture as a toxic element that cannot continue to exist on Swarthmore's campus," Phi Psi said in a Facebook post Tuesday night.
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Until there's a feasible way to create some sort of reliable moderation for the most troubling, illegal posts — an endeavor that's costly in a financial and a personal, physical way — it's safe to say that this is a threat that'll continue to exist.
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And every week, a few kids from Chilundu walk half an hour from their homes to grow it with bats and gloves, with determination and the sheer inertia of the idea that what they are doing is fun and should continue to exist.
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This isn't to say the consumer parts of Foursquare won't continue to exist, but it does seem as if the focus — and the growth potential — is in partnerships with companies such as Apple and Twitter, rather than as a brand unto itself.
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If I were to extrapolate, I'd suggest that with so many potential programming partners out there, perhaps Fox Broadcasting could continue to exist as a network that airs a fair amount of cheap programming — game shows, reality shows, multi-camera sitcoms, etc.
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Moving forward, unions that provide quality services to their members will likely continue to exist but those unions that have taken their members for granted may very well lose their elections if they fail to garner a clear majority of the employee votes.
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While we should celebrate the fact that many indicators of overall population health are improving, we must also pay close attention to the health disparities that continue to exist and study the effects of social, economic and racial inequities that may influence them.
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That's because the Grammys have had to concentrate less on rewarding music's best artists (or, at least, the best artists who also sell lots of albums) and more on providing a constant litany of reasons the music industry should continue to exist.
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Congress's secretive Office of Compliance, which since 2008 has paid $199,000 through a controlled fund to settle four sexual harassment claims, would continue to exist, but it would be required to establish an electronic system for accepting, tracking and reporting filed claims.
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He argued that we continue to exist over time by virtue of certain relations among mental states at different times, such as the relation between an experience and the memory of it, or the formation of a desire and the satisfaction of it.
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Under the reported plan, affected teams would lose the direct affiliation that they have with major league teams: In theory, the clubs could continue to exist, but in many cases, the loss of affiliation could spell the end of baseball in these communities.
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That moment served as an acknowledgment that no matter how much effort goes into detaching a performance of the human body from preconceived notions and social norms, those prejudices continue to exist, coloring the way an audience views and perceives the work.
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The road signs may be tiny, and the mass public transit limited, but that may be for Atlanta's own protection—so it may continue to exist in its quiet coolness, an oasis of affordable creativity and camaraderie among ragtag, proud OGs and adoptive ATLiens alike.
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Those trade-offs will continue to exist with QLC, given that there are even more levels of charge that need to be differentiated each time the drive is read, but Toshiba's success is good news for users looking to maximize storage on a budget.
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Amazon hardware executive Dave Limp told WIRED in a phone interview that Eero would continue to exist as its own entity within Amazon, the same way that connected camera companies Ring and Blink have maintained their own identities under the ever-widening Amazon umbrella.
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Leslie Ashburn-Nardo, an associate professor of psychology at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, decided to investigate why these perceptions continue to exist, even as birthrates fall in the US. Ashburn-Nardo and her team recruited 197 undergraduate psychology students to participate in the study.
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To be clear, that existing Windows ecosystem will continue to exist, but the addition of Bash will create a bridge between the two by welcoming traditional developers into a familiar environment instead of forcing them to learn new things which are only useful on Windows.
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"It is very difficult to see how the organization called the Clinton Foundation can continue to exist during a Clinton presidency without that posing all sorts of consequences," said John Wonderlich, the interim executive director of the Sunlight Foundation, a government watchdog group in Washington.
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What the special status entails: "After carefully reviewing conditions in Yemen with interagency partners, Secretary Nielsen determined that the ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Yemen's current designation for TPS continue to exist," the department said in a statement Thursday.
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And when you further consider that Fox has a longstanding relationship with (and share of) the reality TV producer Endemol Shine, it seems all the more likely that the network will continue to exist but mostly become a clearinghouse for reality programming, sports, and news content.
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These opportunities for traditional oil and gas supply companies to expand into renewable energy mean that good-paying, blue-collar jobs will continue to exist in places like Louisiana, which has lost over 21,000 offshore oil and gas jobs in recent years according to Louisiana State University.
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"These decisions were extremely difficult to make and were not entered into lightly, but they are the right ones if the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is going to continue to exist as a nationally renowned organization," Peter Kjome, the orchestra's president and chief executive, said in a statement.
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"In order to justify what they've been doing all these years, they need an enemy of the United States to continue to exist," said Suzanne DiMaggio, a director and senior fellow at the New America research group who has been involved in unofficial talks with North Korea.
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So they are engaged in a complicated process of both trying to blackmail the West, and blackmail South Korea and most importantly trying to blackmail China, keep adversaries at bay and continue to be able to attract the kind of support they need to continue to exist.
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"Professor Kaloyeros decided not to accept an appointment extension given his role as president of SUNY Poly, to ensure that all appropriate firewalls and checks and balances continue to exist between SUNY Poly, F.R.M.C. and F.S.M.C.," said Jerry Gretzinger, a spokesman for SUNY Polytechnic, referring to the corporations.
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This is good public policy if for no other purpose than to bring these tax-paying businesses into the payment system and mitigate the risk of shoot outs, armed robberies and cash payment of taxes, all of which continue to exist so long as these businesses are locked out.
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More changes to the map loom: By the end of the century, rising sea levels could render some small island states uninhabitable, raising the question of whether a country can continue to exist as a political entity if the piece of land it is associated with no longer does.
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A statement from SVP of Global Customer Care Kevin Pigman suggests that it will join GoDaddy's other services and largely continue to exist within the company: With this acquisition, GoDaddy will provide best-in-class, 24×7 WordPress support, ranging from quick content changes, installing plugins, and security/back up.
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While Google tells me that Hangouts will continue to exist as its own mobile app even with the launch of Duo and Allo, the fact that Hangouts comes with a history — some good, some bad — may also be why Google opted for a completely different branding and experience for Duo.
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As the impact of FOSTA continues to ripple out across the industry, it's those same survival sex workers that will suffer most, as the advertising sites and other safety resources that continue to exist will begin raising their price, effectively shutting out the most vulnerable members of the sex work community.
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Some people are aggressive, taking part in acts of brinksmanship, pushing their rivals into difficult spots; some will convene a board meeting and discuss a plan of action, maybe even reach out to a competitor to come to an agreement so that both can continue to exist in a volatile market.
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"The decision to terminate TPS for Honduras was made after a review of the environmental disaster-related conditions upon which the country's original 1999 TPS designation was based and an assessment of whether those originating conditions continue to exist, as required by statute," Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said in a statement Friday.
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Most recent reboots and sequels of beloved franchises (Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Jurassic World) are less continuations of an existing story than reaffirmations of our nostalgia, proof that we can continue to exist as adults in the fantasies we participated in as children.
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Addressing speculation that GE will break itself into pieces, Chief Executive John Flannery said it will continue to exist as a company, "but it will look different" as it sheds about $23.48 billion in assets and looks for the best structure to support its core business of power, aviation and healthcare.
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"Given the present outlook, only the faithful who believe in miracles from heaven, the optimistic who anticipate superwonders from science, the parochial fortunate who think they can continue to exist on islands of affluence in a sea of world poverty, and the naïve who anticipate nothing can look to the future with equanimity," Hauser concluded.
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Gira also said he hopes the hotly debated proposal to let U.S. stock exchanges delay order responses by less than a millisecond, paving the way for "Flash Boys" heroes IEX Group to become an exchange, moves forward next month, "in the interest of allowing innovation to continue to exist," echoing earlier comments from FINRA head Robert Ketchum.
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The tension within the show between "Gilead is evil" and "For this to continue being a TV show, Gilead has to continue to exist" is what I like best about it, but it's also what has caused many viewers to tune out, perhaps because they're not as into complicated feats of narrative juggling as I am.
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His earliest work in this series, like "Prototype for New Understanding #173" (217), demonstrates that two decades later these objects, which may continue to inspire fascination, also continue to point out that there is a great deal that hasn't evolved in a mainstream understanding of the communities that continue to exist on Turtle Island since before European colonization.
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That's not to say they know where the line should be drawn, or who should be empowered to draw it, but Facebook has become too big for it to continue to exist in a state of conceptual ambiguity, where no one, not even its founder, knows quite what it is or how it should be governed.
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Biases exist and will continue to exist because the human brain is horizontally scalable, meaning that we can do at once a bunch of simple activities (eating and thinking about the election result for example) that require significant processing power, but we cannot analyze and weigh data points about every single object and reach an objective conclusion about that entity.
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Although it was touched upon last season, Season 2 goes deep into Tig's experience of having been molested by her step-grandfather when she was young, and how other acts—ranging from men exposing or touching themselves to "playing games" that seem harmless but are in retrospect creepy and predatory—continue to exist in a culture that allows them to pass as innocuous.
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Kelly highlighted Mexico as the primary source of foreign methamphetamines and heroin entering the US. But a wall may do little to stop the flow of these substances, since Mexican drug cartels tend to hide their product in legal cargo and drive it through checkpoints at the border, Felbab-Brown said -- points of entry that will continue to exist no matter how high a wall might be.
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DIY spaces have to continue to exist for our generation and future generations to continue to express themselves, but they continue to be bought out by developers and rich people so hopefully in the future we can somehow acquire a space or have a more permanent home for our parties so we don't have to be unsure of our future doing events any more.
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AND I THINK THE SUBJECT THAT I WOULD TALK ABOUT MOSTLY IS A LEVEL OF COMPASSION AND EMPATHY THAT WE NEED TO TRY TO RECOGNIZE THAT THE ONLY WAY OUR SOCIETY AND THE PROMISE OF AMERICA AND THE AMERICAN DREAM CAN CONTINUE TO EXIST IS TO ENSURE THE FACT THAT THOSE PEOPLE WHO WERE AT THE LOWER END HAVE THE SAME OPPORTUNITY THAT PEOPLE HAVE WITH THE RIGHT ZIP CODE IN AMERICA.
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