The upshot of all this is that while tin demand has been contracting, supply has probably been contracting faster.
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Major U.S. companies like AECOM in engineering contracting and General Electric in contracting and equipment sales have been taking advantage of Georgia's opportunities.
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Broader portfolios within the sub-segments of cardiovascular should provide Abbott with increased contracting/shelf space opportunities when contracting with hospital management and purchasing groups.
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My first play, In the Continuum, is all about that because it's about how women who were contracting HIV were largely contracting it from their husbands.
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"Healthy, robust, contracting, healthy, robust and contracting like a lung that breathes in and then out," said Mr. Simchowitz, describing the current state of the art market.
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If Mr. Viola were to interfere directly in the contracting process to favor a company, he could be in violation of contracting and conflict-of-interest laws.
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You know it puts you at high risk of contracting HIV, so you do some research and learn about a drug that will stop you contracting the virus.
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The idea behind the Bloom Method is to combine deep, diaphragm-contracting belly breathing with core activation (meaning you exhale while still contracting your core abdominal muscles), says Cates.
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" He signed an executive order prohibiting illegal contracting or sub-contracting and asked the labor department to submit a list of companies "engaged in or suspected to be engaged in labor-only contraction.
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By contracting infrastructure development and maintenance, parks would be able to "bundle" costs and end up cutting costs significantly as opposed to contracting work for individual projects as it is often done now.
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" Tiefer's legal opinion begins, "The proposed regulations would reduce the breadth of small business contracting by up to 80% or even 90% in lines of business where small business contracting is currently common.
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Yet the discoverability issue is real, especially with contracting retail.
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Now HP was contracting and no longer needed the space.
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New Orders, Production, Imports, Exports and Employment are all contracting.
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A reading below 50 means the manufacturing sector is contracting.
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STEWART: You can fix some of the problems in contracting.
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Oil prices, meanwhile, were contracting for a fourth consecutive day.
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That's presumably when he switched to contracting work and modeling.
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Factory output also grew marginally after contracting the previous month.
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The risks of contracting hepatitis C and HIV have spiked.
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Their growth is contracting while U.S. growth continues to expand.
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Britain's PMI showed the economy was at risk of contracting.
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His father has an electrical contracting business, also in Dallas.
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As a child, the fear of contracting polio was pervasive.
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The bride's father owns a general contracting business in Hancock.
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The economies of the UK, Germany and Italy are contracting.
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Ms. Wilson saved money by doing her own general contracting.
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We'd been talking about finding new contracting jobs in Iraq.
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Time started to acquire a fluid quality, expanding and contracting.
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New export orders expanded after contracting in the previous month.
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The city's thriving economy revolves around meatpacking and defense contracting.
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Tragically, he then died in February after contracting the virus.
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An additional 200 complaints involved employment, contracting and procurement issues.
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Teams have formed and folded, the league expanding and contracting.
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Elderly people are disproportionately at risk of contracting the virus.
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It now expects a recession with output contracting by 7.1%.
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She was in tears because his contracting business was failing.
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"We made several calls to their contracting officer," he said.
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A reading below 22020 indicates the manufacturing sector is contracting.
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No wonder Singapore's imports and exports are contracting (see chart).
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Neither has happened to date, according to federal contracting records.
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The Massachusetts woman died after contracting the disease in August.
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Soames said he saw "significant opportunities" in public contracting overseas.
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Investment in homebuilding rebounded after contracting for two straight quarters.
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But affirmative action is also in employment, and public contracting.
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And the same is true for America's extensive civilian contracting.
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Early in the contracting process, Defense Department officials decided to create only a single cloud contract, rather than dividing the business between two or more companies, as some contracting experts argued would be wiser.
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Early in the contracting process, Defense Department officials decided to create only a single cloud contract, rather than dividing the business between two or more companies, as some contracting experts argued would be wiser.
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Programs will need to work through the contracting officer technical representatives for questions about workflow and with contracting officers to ensure program interests with respect to any added costs associated with this training are addressed.
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Studies have shown, however, that circumcision comes with health benefits, including a lower risk of contracting some STIs, a lower risk of contracting UTIs during infancy that could cause kidney damage, and few health risks.
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After surviving deadly fires, evacuees are now contracting norovirus at shelters.
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The man was working for Thiva Contracting Company, of Astoria, Queens.
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AND HERZOG CONTRACTING CORP Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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A reading below zero indicates that the sector is actually contracting.
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They go through some legal and compliance and contracting type things.
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A few men have reported contracting HIV even while taking PrEP.
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Contracting can be so shoddy, buildings crumble months after they're built.
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Motorola Solutions did not respond to questions about its contracting policies.
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McCain underwent surgery on April 15 after contracting an intestinal infection.
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And at a cost that is lower than contracting an agency.
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The device can also alert users when they are contracting incorrectly.
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AUCTIONEERS INC - TO CONDUCT RETIREMENT AUCTION FOR MID-OHIO CONTRACTING INC.
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Factory surveys for September showed growth sputtered, with export orders contracting.
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The Federal Statistics Service's preliminary 2015 estimate showed GDP contracting 3.7%.
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That indicator is telling us the U.S industrial sector is contracting.
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A sixth died after contracting another highly resistant A. baumannii strain.
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What are the long-term health consequences of contracting molluscum contagiosum?
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Manufacturing activity has been contracting since June, with factories cutting jobs.
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As with chlamydia, LGV can increase the risk of contracting HIV.
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Defense contracting offers competitive salaries and is popular among younger veterans.
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It makes money by contracting with health insurance companies, explains Sculley.
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What can we do to minimize the chance of contracting Zika?
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A reading below 50 means the Midwest factory sector is contracting.
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Compulsive hand washers often fear contracting chronic and life-threatening diseases.
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She memorized drone kill stats and read up on defense contracting.
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Late last week, one of his constituents died after contracting coronavirus.
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This week, officials announced they were slowing the contracting process down.
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There have been very few reports of children contracting Covid-19.
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Several American health workers have already died after contracting the virus.
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"I don't know," said Mr. Rusi, who owns a contracting company.
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Eating bananas will not reduce your chances of contracting COVID-19.
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It is the highest-risk procedure for contracting any respiratory virus.
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Still, many senators said they weren't worried about contracting the infection.
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Only China has had more people die after contracting the virus.
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There are no vaccines to protect people from contracting a coronavirus.
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Are people in your school or community concerned about contracting it?
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Spending on homebuilding likely rebounded after contracting for six straight quarters.
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We were saddened to hear of her of contracting the virus.
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Key gauges of manufacturing activity suggest that it may be contracting.
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There are no vaccines to protect humans from contracting a coronavirus.
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He said he takes issue with Tribute Contracting but didn't elaborate.
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Infected individuals can also be at greater risk of contracting HIV.
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Ms. Klobuchar's campaign operation is expanding as some rivals' are contracting.
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This could put both users at risk of contracting an STI.
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At the time, WPCS was a communications, infrastructure and contracting company.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signed the contracting law on Feb.
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And Asian-American businesses were getting near zero public contracting dollars.
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He later owned a cement contracting business in the Portland area.
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Yet people in the book are still contracting the disease unwittingly.
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Contract documents reviewed by Reuters showed about $121 million of Pegas contract has gone toward contracting services, a category that two former bureau contracting officials said typically refers to the labor required to write and customize code.
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More recently, McCain underwent surgery in April after contracting an intestinal infection.
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He used to have a federal contracting job but is currently unemployed.
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Notice the contracting and expanding muscles at the top of the device.
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In Chad, there have been reports of domestic dogs contracting Guinea worm.
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Some insist their children's immune systems would benefit from contracting the illness.
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It will assign a lower multiple if growth and earnings are contracting.
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Costs are going up, while the ability to generate wealth is contracting.
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In short, a once might industry is contracting at an alarming rate.
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Consumer debt, however, has been inching back up after contracting for years.
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However, the economy isn't contracting, so things could be a lot worse.
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I'm currently contracting and am getting paid way below my usual rate.
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Preliminary figures also showed German exports contracting in September by 0.7 percent.
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The industry has suffered under a weakening distribution market and contracting spreads.
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But they are generally contracting with an established American regional mattress maker.
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Abrasions increase your risk for contracting an STI, and nobody wants that.
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Margins are contracting as well, from 33.6% to 26.3%, according to Refinitiv.
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At least nine other people have contracting flesh-eating bacteria this year.
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"The economy is contracting and the state is highly inefficient," says Roodt.
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Their work involves, primarily, contracting and orchestrating native porters to carry supplies.
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Pregnant women and girls we talked to were scared about contracting Zika.
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Both capture the HEIGHT of the movement, when the muscle is contracting.
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The industry's leaders were at the heart of the contracting-out revolution.
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In talks in with ppl in gov contracting who can't be public.
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Not all health blogs agree, given the increased risk of contracting salmonella.
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Germany and Japan, the No. 212 and 2149 economies, are already contracting.
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A measure of employment in services registered 50.3 after contracting in February.
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Google has dipped into government contracting, too, though not without internal resistance.
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In fact, maybe as we speak, trade is going negative, it's contracting.
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Army Contracting Command did not respond to a query by press time.
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That doctor, Li Wenliang, died in early February after contracting the virus.
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People older than 219 are at high risk for contracting COVID–219.
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Sam successfully cures Ser Jorah Mormont's greyscale without contracting the disease himself.
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The schedule has been growing, not contracting, like those of its counterparts.
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If anything, we need to have the market size increasing, not contracting.
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Over in Arizona, McFarland still isn't too concerned about contracting Covid-19.
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That is roughly what an entry-level contracting job testing software pays.
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At least nine other people have contracting flesh-eating bacteria this year.
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Buying bonds destroys basis, contracting token supply and pushing up the price.
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Ironically, avoiding Brazil will not prevent many people from contracting Zika virus.
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Sergey had been running a staircase contracting company with a business partner.
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"We were saddened to hear of her ... contracting the virus," Abrams tweeted.
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Through direct contracting, private prisons could continue to incarcerate immigrants in California.
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Instead of contracting whole houses, now he only got requests for repairs.
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In an instant his grip tightens, his arms contracting, a sudden twist.
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Several major countries have reported weak growth, with Germany's economy contracting slightly.
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Others are calling out because they are worried about contracting the virus.
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However, they confirmed euro zone activity contracting for the 11th straight month .
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For humans, the risk of contracting trypanosomiasis is declining in many countries.
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"Each contracting party shall eliminate all forms of discrimination or unfair practices which would adversely affect the fair and equal opportunity of the airlines of the other contracting party to compete in providing air transport services," the clause says.
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Users complete the various game by contracting and relaxing their muscles, demonstrated below.
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Healthcare stocks were among the worst performers, contracting 0.76 percent by the close.
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Importantly, this will open up more partnerships and contracting of tech startups' solutions.
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Part of that plan involved contracting for around 2250 MW of energy storage.
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As with any sexual activity, regular testing is encouraged to avoid contracting STIs.
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Instead of just contracting, these muscles also expand, contributing to the system's longevity.
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VW is contracting for storage space to house vehicles it repurchases, she said.
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It is most effective when taken within 48 hours of contracting the flu.
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But the contracting process had long been mired in conflict of interest allegations.
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That contract has been consistently violated and that culture of openness is contracting.
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Since contracting the illness, Ms. Hagan largely stayed out of the public eye.
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Education about the virus is sparse, and many fear contracting it by touch.
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Investors are closely watching this corporate earnings season amid fears of contracting profits.
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What can we do to minimize the chance of contracting Zika or dengue?
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But carriers may have also lost several re-contracting customers to reseller stores.
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Russian PMIs continued to show manufacturing activity contracting, albeit at a slower pace.
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AUCTIONEERS INC - MID-OHIO CONTRACTING INC WILL SELL ALL ITS ASSETS ON DEC.
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The need for a speedy contracting process after a natural disaster is clear.
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Another still would prevent local and state agencies from contracting with abortion providers.
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But I'm just an honest guy, looking for work in a contracting economy.
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He predicted "very tepid growth going forward," citing contracting demand and strategic errors.
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Three puppies died after contracting a virus following the surgeries, U.S. prosecutors said.
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But the new pension will stop contracting out, so employees' NICS will rise.
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For the most mundane products the logic of contracting out still reigns supreme.
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Before then, the number of people contracting the disease globally had been falling.
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I could imagine the muscles of his digestive system contracting, his heartbeat slowing.
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Amazon claims that politics got in the way of a fair contracting process.
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However, October ISM data on the contracting manufacturing sector, out at 10 a.m.
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Because PillPack is not contracting with Surescripts, its communication has been with ReMy.
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Oversight that works also safeguards the integrity of government procurement and contracting practices.
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Sun damage increases your risk of contracting skin cancer over time, Davis said.
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Two reports published this week suggest the country's huge manufacturing sector is contracting.
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Contracting diseases early in life can increase a person's risk of developing cancer.
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Alternatively, states can use legislative, regulatory and contracting authority to mandate information exchange.
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Once someone contracts the Zika virus, they are immune from contracting it again.
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When leather practitioners began contracting the disease, it further diminished the subculture's vibrancy.
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Why it matters: Because it likely would create Israel's largest defense contracting company.
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New York-based Blade doesn't own helicopters, instead contracting out to local fleets.
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Meanwhile, people were contracting HIV at epidemic levels while he ignored scientific evidence.
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"This is the best preventative measure we have against contracting influenza," Greenhawt said.
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The sector began contracting in August for the first time in three years.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders alike supported expanding, not contracting, benefits.
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Drinking water every 15 minutes, for example, won't prevent you from contracting coronavirus.
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As of Sunday, at least 20 patients had died after contracting the virus.
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It also recommends that CUNY consolidate its contracting process to ensure more accountability.
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As they contract, they're contracting with your hip muscles to provide extra strength.
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Their child Ezekiel died after contracting bacterial meningitis and suffering a lung infection.
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Figures in China showed manufacturing contracting for the fourth month in a row.
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At least 42 people in the country have died after contracting the virus.
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At least 38 people in the U.S. have died after contracting the virus.
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The calves of my legs started contracting violently, I was paralyzed with pain.
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"The market is contracting, and the industry is changing so much," she said.
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As a contract worker, raise it on-site and at your contracting firm.
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When we complain to Amazon, they send us back to the contracting companies.
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Subway officials said they have mostly stopped relying on the order for contracting.
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Corporations are keen to dissolve the boundary between traditional employment and independent contracting.
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Do not meet with a contractor without a Contracting Officer in the room.
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Human speech results from a complicated choreography of flowing air and contracting muscles.
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A significant Obama order protected gays in the government contracting system from discrimination.
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But company lawyers said she was protected by an Obama-era contracting guidance.
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Recent PMI figures showed both the manufacturing and services sectors in Sweden contracting.
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In parts of the country, big-money hotels have already started contracting developments.
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After retiring from RCA in 1988, Mr. Montgomery started a general contracting business.
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The agency awarded the contract to two companies, Judlau Contracting and TC Electric.
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He intends to preserve an executive order maintaining L.G.B.T. nondiscrimination in federal contracting.
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Hong Kong's economy is already contracting amid fears of a full-blown recession.
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People staying indoors to avoid contracting the deadly virus flocked to shop online.
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A key measure of manufacturing showed this week that the sector was contracting.
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Peng was admitted to the hospital after contracting the virus on January 25.
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"It's a win-win-win for everybody in the contracting structure," Small said.
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Greenblatt was in charge of the Trump Organization's due diligence and contracting work.
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The federal prison system canceled contracts with Tribute Contracting in 2100 and 2000.
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A month later, the index slipped below 50, meaning manufacturing was officially contracting.
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Because something more might be going on than just your uterine muscles contracting.
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Three children who had been in US custody have died after contracting flu.
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Second, will Ms. DeVos create new grant programs and contracting opportunities for H.B.C.U.s?
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The figure is more than 13 times Pegas initial estimate for contracting services.
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Contracting the pelvic floor muscles strengthens them, increasing blood flow to the region.
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Contracting the economy by 743 percent would reduce emissions by about 10 percent.
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In response to this expanding criminal justice system, private business interests saw an opportunity for expansion, and consequently, private-sector involvement in prisons moved from the simple contracting of services to contracting for the complete management and operation of entire prisons.
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"The bidding process is expected to be conducted by the contracting officer without political interference," University of Baltimore professor of government contracting law Charles Tiefer told Bloomberg, "and especially not political interference from the highest official in the White House."[CNN]
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In June 28503, the House Committee on Small Business held a roundtable discussion with government contracting experts, service-disabled veteran-owned small business owners, and stakeholder groups to discuss how to help veteran-owned small businesses with government contracting issues.
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The distance away from 50 indicates how quickly activity levels are expanding or contracting.
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Federal contracting rules are meant to ensure that government contracts are competitive and fair.
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Noah Syndergaard will head to the DL after contracting hand-foot-and-mouth disease
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Additionally, we should enable value-based contracting for government and private health-care providers.
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That's put autistic kids at greater risk for contracting vaccine-preventable diseases like measles.
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All the tall tales I'd heard about contracting the virus through kissing were dispelled.
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The government is contracting with Ande, a company that specializes in rapid DNA testing.
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One character, Tommy, dies from AIDS after contracting HIV from sharing an infected needle.
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Finland's economy grew just 0.4 percent last year after contracting for three straight years.
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"[N]ew energy contracting approaches that focus on providing firm low-carbon electricity 24x7."
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North Korea said Warmbier's illness came from contracting botulism and taking a sleeping pill.
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People over the age of 22009 are at higher risk for contracting the illness.
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Moreover, having gonorrhoea or syphilis also makes a person more susceptible to contracting HIV.
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"We feel insurers and employers through the contracting process can get there," he said.
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They were paying down their overseas loans and re-contracting onshore in Chinese yuan.
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It was over health care and contracting issues and lasted 34 days, Begleiter said.
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Her focus is to reel in startups that might be jumpy about military contracting.
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First, Texas tried contracting with a drug supplier to import execution drugs from India.
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"This is exactly the time when deficits should be contracting, not expanding," he added.
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One American federal-contracting programme favours businesses owned by "socially and economically disadvantaged" people.
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The Great Valley may be our best evidence that Mercury's entire crust is contracting.
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Did Sheryl Sandberg really not know that the company was contracting with the group?
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Operating income from contracting, which includes Vinci Energies, Eurovia and Vinci Construction declined 1.1%.
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Piukala said there haven't been any reported cases of pregnant women contracting the virus.
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Disabling the CCR5 gene, then, certainly might make someone quite resistant to contracting HIV.
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That's important because patients with DMD die because their heart stops contracting, Olson says.
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The housing market has struggled, with spending on homebuilding contracting for five straight quarters.
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U.S. manufacturing rebounded in September after contracting in August, according to The Associated Press.
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Operating income from contracting, which includes Vinci Energies, Eurovia and Vinci Construction, declined 1%.
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Nike's golf business has been contracting since its peak of $792 million in 2013.
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BMW is contracting them from a company called Ecoservice, according to The Seattle Times.
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The firm cited increased contracting, higher property valuations and gains from selling investment properties.
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This method of contracting the disease is known as podoconiosis, or non-filarial elephantiasis.
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She says she's stressed right now, but it's not fear over contracting the virus.
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While one on-demand delivery startup expands this week, another is contracting a bit.
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The company will be banned from contracting work with federal, state and municipal governments.
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Jolene lurched, her stomach contracting as a violent cramp forced her to her knees.
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Residents have relied on untreated water from boreholes and risk contracting diseases, it added.
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Big companies have much to gain from contracting out their R&D to startups.
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Her hands are placed on rolled cloths, to keep them from contracting into fists.
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Payments processing "has a long-term trajectory of contracting" margins and faces stiff competition.
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Steve Schooner, from George Washington University, says there's a certain inertia to government contracting.
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Germany and Japan, the world's No. 3 and No. 4 economies, are already contracting.
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Spending on homebuilding rebounded at a 5.1% rate after contracting for six straight quarters.
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"It's extinct," said Islam Askar, a contracting company owner, of the country's middle class.
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CMS STATEMENT ON KIDNEY CARE FIRST (KCF) AND COMPREHENSIVE KIDNEY CARE CONTRACTING (CKCC) MODELS
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Germany and Japan, the world's No. 20203 and No. 22020 economies, are already contracting.
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A Transportation Department spokesman said this was simply a result of old contracting patterns.
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After retirement, he worked for a number of contracting firms, including tech giant Oracle.
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Are hotels in Miami taking any precautions to protect their guests from contracting Zika?
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Can you bridge the information gaps necessary to meet the needs of contracting parties?
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What we do know is that global gold output has been contracting since 22021.
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This is due to tiny muscles contracting around the bases of each hair follicle.
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Still, there is a remote possibility of contracting sexually transmitted infections in nontraditional ways.
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I was more worried about contracting a disease from having it in my eye.
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Oracle has already been vocal about its concerns with this contracting process this year.
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As the contracting officer's representative, I ensure the terms of the contract are fulfilled.
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This is primarily due to modest economic growth, contracting profit margins and ageing populations.
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It takes about five days for symptoms to show after contracting this particular coronavirus.
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In short, contracting is great if you have skills, not great if you don't.
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Still, we reminded each other, the risk of contracting the virus was probably low.
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He had been running an electrical contracting business with his son before his death.
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This is despite at least one confirmed case of Lowe's staff contracting the coronavirus.
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The festival exploded in popularity in the mid-2010s and has since been contracting.
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Under federal law, the corporations are considered "disadvantaged," meaning they receive preference in contracting.
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Osowobi said contracting the virus made her think about the future of her organization.
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Food prices have steadily risen since March after contracting from October 2018-February 2019.
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Avenatti's lawyers had argued that he was at risk of contracting coronavirus in jail.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting and don't protect healthy people from contracting the illness.
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How can he boast of an expanding movement if, by some measures, he's contracting?
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These spacecraft were designed by Kepler, but manufactured via third-parties through contracting agreements.
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It showed the sector was contracting in September at its fastest rate since 5003.
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Austria recently tightened measures to deter domestic companies from contracting low-cost European laborers.
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He was forced to take a monthlong break this spring after contracting Lyme disease.
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This boy has never complained about contracting HIV and AIDS from a blood transfusion.
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This boy has never complained about contracting HIV and AIDS from a blood transfusion.
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But then, many agency-level contracting offices set additional reviews, slowing the process further.
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The Detroit studio operates exclusively by contracting companies, such as banks or law offices.
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He invested contracting profits in a fledgling life insurance company named for Frederick Douglass.
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The police would not provide any information about the man or the contracting company.
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So you're uncomfortable with the risk of contracting it, and possibly dying from it.
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Among the charges against him are visa fraud and fraud in foreign labor contracting.
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That contracting issue did not slow down the work of distributing tarps, Hernandez says.
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The firm was asked to provide additional pricing information to satisfy federal contracting rules.
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Past attempts at a wall have favored companies with decades of government contracting experience.
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MAT saves lives, lowers the risk of contracting infectious diseases, and may reduce recidivism.
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But electronics shipments declined for the sixth consecutive month in May, contracting 7.8 percent.
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They're at high risk of contracting COVID-19 and having the most severe symptoms.
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The profit slide appeared to be partly due to contracting retail margins, NCB added.
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People who don't get the vaccine are at very high risk for contracting measles.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti, also named as a defendant, signed the contracting law on Feb.
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And for both men and women, it can increase the risk of contracting HIV.
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They also keep mosquitoes from contracting the virus from infected people and spreading it further.
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Some victims' remains were found in the planters of homes where McArthur did landscape contracting.
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A Seattle woman with a sinus infection tragically died after contracting rare brain-eating amoeba.
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The report draws on various sources, including congressional testimony, contracting records and agreements between agencies.
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" The cost of contracting the company was deemed "more than double what USACE considered appropriate.
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Some victims' remains were found in the planters of homes where McArthur did landscaping contracting.
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They are saddled with student loans, trying to get a toehold in rapidly contracting industries.
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Michael Flynn was fired, runs the UAE operations of the defense contracting giant Lockheed Martin.
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DigitalGlobe is already contracting out trucks to move 100 petabytes of satellite imagery to AWS.
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Contracting strategy – what seems like a good plan turns out to drive bad behavior 2.
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In exchange, Francis received classified information — including warship and submarine movements — and sensitive contracting developments.
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Marie literally risked contracting the ABCs of the STDs by touching those sheets for me.
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Worse, Canada hasn't hasn't had a recession without the U.S. economy also contracting since 1951.
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But Seagle really got into it last summer, when she found herself between contracting jobs.
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Click here to view original GIFSlow motion video shows the microtubules (shown in blue) contracting.
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Industrial production rose by 2.8 percent on the month after contracting 2.4 percent in December.
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Mercury's interior is also cooling, as demonstrated by land forms generated by its surface contracting.
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There is also no proof that contracting measles can help in the prevention of cancer.
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The firm says that he'll be helping out with advocacy, government contracting and congressional investigations.
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In all cases, the chills are a result of your muscles quickly contracting and relaxing.
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The free agency and self-contracting aspect to boxing is healthy for the fighter's pocket.
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There is a chance of two consecutive quarters of of contracting economic growth, Diamond said.
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He convinced the other Arbor executives to drop the contracting plans and bury his project.
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Future reforms will encourage public-private partnerships and reduce barriers to acquisition, contracting, and disposals.
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Longer-term treatments include Botox injections to keep the muscles from contracting and creating folds.
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Because trichomoniasis may cause inflammation downtown, it also increases your risk of contracting other diseases.
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Carson promised to not "play favorites" with contracting opportunities for HUD's low-income housing projects.
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Louisiana, for one, is paying attention and may soon try Netflix-like contracting with manufacturers.
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Government expenditure was up 0.8 percent after contracting by 1.7 percent in the previous quarter.
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He was admitted on Sunday morning after contracting an infection that spread to his blood.
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"The number of third party contracting companies we're using is out of control," Musk said.
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Then-President Barack Obama told America the danger of contracting the disease was extraordinary low.
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In 28503, the CCW Meeting of High Contracting Parties passed a new mandate on LAWS.
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Defense contracting involves creating materials that will help aid the various sections of national defense.
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NAFTA has also opened up government contracting in ways that strongly benefit the United States.
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Contracting syphilis makes the patient more susceptible to acquiring and transmitting HIV, the alert added.
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Another pilot here, Steve Zoumas, 31, works in his family's contracting firm on Long Island.
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The Army Contracting Command—New Jersey at Picatinny Arsenal gets similar protection in Sec. 85033.
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In France, the euro zone's second largest economy, data showed both services and manufacturing contracting.
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Now, as an emerging face of the Bucks franchise, he felt the walls contracting further.
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But other groups are now catching up too, especially women and babies in contracting syphilis.
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In IV drug users, PrEP decreases the risk of contracting HIV by over 22015 percent.
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I guess that kind of safety helps when you're talking about things like contracting herpes.
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These are arranged at varied heights, which you navigate toward by contracting your pelvic floor.
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Oracle has been vocal about the Pentagon's contracting processes related to Amazon in the past.
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Purposefully contracting chicken pox isn't better for your long-term health than getting a vaccine
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Britain has only recently started publishing broad breakdowns of where people are contracting the virus.
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As with Amazon warehouse workers, some Instacart workers fear contracting the virus on the job.
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It forecast the economy contracting 73% this year and the unemployment rate rising to 27%.
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The central bank slashed its growth forecast for 2020, now seeing the Swiss economy contracting.
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Younger Americans are contracting the virus at the same rates as those who are older.
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An additional 76,000 people at Kyangwali, alone, were soon at risk of contracting the disease.
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"We continue to work with our contracting partners to grow that number," Mr. Cashour said.
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And a new economy veering toward monopoly and individual contracting has helped stifle labor growth.
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In past shutdowns, many contracting companies declined to pass along back pay to their employees.
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So we added a fourth person who is a low risk for contracting this thing.
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But the city shut the iconic cars down to protect operators from contracting the coronavirus.
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In this environment, ASHAs are in danger of contracting the disease and spreading it further.
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Strict travel restrictions and concerns about contracting the disease while traveling have driven down demand.
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Due to ongoing transmission, half the world's population is still at risk of contracting malaria.
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A 14-year-old girl is critically ill after contracting a rare mosquito-borne disease.
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And yet in Idaho, little has been done to stop its citizens from contracting coronavirus.
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And for others with increased risk for contracting the virus, it means going without pay.
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Tonya Hicks, president and chief executive of Power Solutions, an electrical contracting firm in Atlanta.
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Older people seem to be particularly susceptible to contracting the coronavirus, according to health officials.
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He also claimed that the passenger was in "good condition" despite his contracting the virus.
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She began a probe into the county's contracting practices that found a host of deficiencies.
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Perhaps, but they were also soldiers whose contracting business was paid more than $81 million.
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Opponents say AB 1250 would add conditions so onerous that contracting would become virtually impossible.
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Consider the life of someone with the misfortune of contracting coronavirus in the United States.
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COLAS SA: Colas announced it acquired assets of Granite Contracting LLC in the United States.
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Global economic data points to slower growth, while the U.S. manufacturing sector is already contracting.
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Manufacturing is mired in a global slowdown, with the sector contracting in the United States.
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A Michigan farmer has died after contracting the mosquito-borne virus Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE).
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Likewise, large cost overruns from past administration's..... ....contracting procedures were not addressed to my satisfaction.
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Likewise, large cost overruns from past administration's ... contracting procedures were not addressed to my satisfaction.
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Between 2007 and 2014, the U.S. spent eighty-nine billion dollars on contracting in Afghanistan.
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Texas-based Esper Regulatory Technologies hired Clark Hill to work on federal contracting and procurement.
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There, Mr. Huang, who is worried about contracting the virus, has mostly kept to himself.
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Manufacturing has contracted for five straight months, as reflected by contracting orders, production, and employment.
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He had told voters that he started and grew a defense contracting company from scratch.
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Hows does Damon Motorcycles scale in a contracting U.S. motorcycle market with expanding EV entrants?
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Global economic data points to slower growth while the U.S. manufacturing sector is already contracting.
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"Can they do that?" an ICE official wrote to a contracting officer in May 2017.
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Likewise, large cost overruns from past administration's contracting procedures were not addressed to my satisfaction.
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As recently as August, that same index from the Institute for Supply Management was contracting.
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Likewise, large cost overruns from past administration's contracting procedures were not addressed to my satisfaction.
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Such intelligence work is the bread and butter of SCL's government contracting in other countries.
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This kind of contracting arrangement doesn't mean the NSA is monitoring the employees, said Meyer.
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I watched in disbelief as Waddles writhed and twitched, her long white neck contracting randomly.
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Contracting COVID-19 might mean hospitalization for her, considering her age and weak immune system.
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A music store is on the corner, and a contracting company occupies the other space.
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Little information was available at the time about the contracting process or the bomber itself.
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But he bemoaned the inadequacy of state funding, and called the city's contracting process broken.
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The groom's mother and father are owners of Schmitz Electric, an electrical contracting company there.
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But are these superpowered strains the sexually transmitted infections people are most concerned about contracting?
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It also might involve contracting some systems where there's no longer demand for those services.
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And as China's growth has slowed, Taiwan's economy has plummeted, contracting over the most recent quarter.
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But then you also need to help contracting officers in the federal government write better contracts.
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"For these people, the risks of contracting a parasite can be far more serious," she says.
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Concerns about contracting measles aren't limited to people who are part of the Orthodox Jewish community.
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Since the 1980s, cities around the country have been contracting serious cases of Silicon Valley envy.
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I continued after contracting a disease that made me feel as though I had been poisoned.
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In 2015 Lavigne revealed that she had been bedridden for five months after contracting Lyme disease.
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It was the third month in a row that the sector grew after contracting in March.
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And by taking the appropriate precautions, infected individuals can actively protect their partners from contracting HIV.
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McFate did this kind of contracting himself, working for DynCorp International and other firms in Africa.
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The World Health Organization confirmed Thursday that Dr. Li Wenliang had died after contracting the virus.
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Activity in France, the bloc's second-biggest economy, only stabilized this month after contracting in March.
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If confirmed as SEC chairman, Clayton will have direct authority over contracting matters for the agency.
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Take one a day, and the chance of contracting HIV is reduced by up to 99%.
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The couple leased a property last year and is currently in the contracting and permitting process.
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The physical language is gestural and convulsive, torsos contracting, bodies lunging, the movement low and grounded.
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Trump denied knowing the workers were undcoumented since the hiring was made by a contracting company.
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Slugs or snails serve as intermediate hosts by eating the rat's poop and contracting the parasite.
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On their own, those equations do indeed suggest a universe that is either expanding or contracting.
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Mary, Laura's sister, went blind as a teenager after contracting scarlet fever, according to the story.
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But they still liked contracting through the PBMs, because it was a pay-to-play arrangement.
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In practice, electronic contracting threatens autonomy and undermines the development of meaningful relationships built on trust.
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In 2019, several people or their families have spoken out about contracting a flesh-eating bacteria.
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It is also looking to acquire startups that are a good fit to its contracting business.
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DFMGI was up 0.3 percent, also lifted by real estate shares and stocks of contracting companies.
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I think there was a point in 2008 when the skate industry started contracting big time.
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They have all kinds of tricks to achieve that: independent contracting, subcontracting, temporary workers, irregular schedules.
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It's frustrating to hear Judge Chhabria believes only Congress can end federal small business contracting fraud.
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A pregnant woman and another man died on Monday after contracting the virus, also in Yangon.
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O and to build its own company to manage drug contracting for its members starting Jan.
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Choice is reinforced by speed: fashion brands such as Spain's Zara have resisted contracting out everything.
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Snap is contracting the services of C. Stewart Verdery, Andrew Howell, Stephanie Martz and Ashley Hoy.
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Governors also have significant economic footprints in the form of their state employment and contracting programs.
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Second, Congress and the administration must promote open competition, efficiency, fairness and equality in government contracting.
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In particular, good-producing industries only added 26,000 jobs with manufacturing employment contracting by 3,000 jobs.
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Spending on residential construction declined at a 6.0 percent rate, contracting for a second straight quarter.
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Poor hygiene and lack of access to clean bathrooms exacerbate the risk of contracting the virus.
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Both bills would ban the government from contracting with ZTE or Huawei, another Chinese telecommunications company.
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Millions of Americans would lose their homes to foreclosure and their jobs to the contracting economy.
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We should end our over reliance on contracting, which has undermined the delivery of quality service.
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For Amazon, this system of contracting delivery jobs is a cost-effective alternative to direct employment.
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Even if it's not a guarantee against contracting the illness; it's better than nothing at all.
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His father is the owner of Greentech Construction Company, a residential contracting business in Flushing, Queens.
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They move by rapidly contracting their mushroom-shaped bell to expel water, which propels them forward.
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The economy grew at a 2.2 percent rate in the first quarter, with residential investment contracting.
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It threatens to destroy the franchising and contracting business models upon which the economy is supported.
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He also pledged to increase the federal government's contracting with minority-owned firms to 25 percent.
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That's about 25% of the year when you have a high chance of contracting the virus.
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Travel, hiring, contracting, public affairs, and other activities will continue to operate in a constrained manner.
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Earlier this year, PEOPLE reported on a California man who died after contracting the bacterial infection.
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Millions of Americans would lose their homes to foreclosure and their jobs to the contracting economy.
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There are no proven effective vaccines or specific medications to treat patients after contracting these viruses.
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The best way to prevent contracting the condition is to get the HPV vaccine, Donovan says.
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"When a woman experiences menstrual cramps, the uterus is contracting," Berman told me over the phone.
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They have put a spotlight on the use of military contracting in the US and elsewhere.
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According to the Times, other Google employees didn't see contracting with the military as a problem.
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Instead, it was a sea of confusion that potentially resulted in more Americans contracting the virus.
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In China, economic activity was already contracting strongly in broad areas of the country from January.
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Without getting tested, nurses and other healthcare providers face the greatest risk in contracting the coronavirus.
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Remember all the tedious, mind-numbing work you're avoiding by contracting out your iced coffee production?
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In other arenas, by contrast, contracting out to incentivize cost cutting is probably a good idea.
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Campbell said that negotiations began after management initially floated the idea of contracting the work out.
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With its economy contracting, North Korea is desperate to win relief from punishing United Nations sanctions.
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Contracting with bail bondsmen allows them to stay out of jail for a smaller upfront cost.
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In other words, companies need revenue growth of 5 percent just to keep profits from contracting.
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A cuttlefish shoots a tentacle at its prey by contracting fibers along the tentacle's entire length.
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There is no evidence that suggests immigrants are particularly susceptible to contracting or transmitting the disease.
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Markey, who is 73, is at increased risk of contracting the virus due to his age.
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Officials say the 22,060 people at the game are at low risk of contracting the virus.
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On March 17, Lithuania's finance ministry said it saw the economy contracting between 1.3% and 2.8%.
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In this case, that could include older, ailing prisoners more at-risk of contracting COVID-19.
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Official preliminary data showed Singapore's economy contracting 26.883% in the first quarter from a year ago.
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The data shows that men and women have roughly the same chance of contracting the virus.
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A number below 50 means a sector is contracting, while a number above 50 denotes growth.
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He responded with the idea of contracting with commercial space companies with pay on delivery deals.
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Many of them face grueling conditions, long work hours, and fears of contracting the virus themselves.
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"We do not suspect that this represents a major mode of contracting the disease," Kaveh said.
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Refusing to practice social distancing puts him at risk for both contracting and spreading the virus.
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The finance ministry said in a statement it saw the economy contracting between 1.3% and 2.8%.
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For Italians, caution has been mixing with nervous speculation about the odds of contracting the virus.
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Oncologists like Duma are acutely aware of the risks of their immunocompromised patients contracting Covid-19.
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His father is a construction manager for Silver Rail Construction, a contracting firm in New York.
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Contracting a coach or investing in your interview skills isn't only about landing your next job.
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Supporters have argued that contracting out to private and nonprofit groups results in lower quality services.
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In this finale, Gary (voiced by Zac Efron) confronts his mortality after contracting a fatal rash.
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When we have complained to the contracting companies about unsafe conditions, they refer us to Amazon.
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"The market is contracting primarily due to people with low incomes," Morne told reporters on Monday.
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If public managers can save money by contracting out the service, taxpayers will be better off.
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Just because contractors can theoretically provide competitive pressure doesn't mean that contracting out will provide it.
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He cited the increasingly challenging U.S. retail landscape, need for reinvestment and rapidly contracting trading multiples.
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Through Cerberus, his private equity company, Mr. Feinberg has strong ties to the government contracting industry.
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The money has also gone toward contracting some of the biggest meme-makers on the internet.
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A person in Washington state died after contracting the novel coronavirus, health authorities announced on Saturday.
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In other words, the last factory recession saw fewer industries contracting, but the contraction was deeper.
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He forecasts a recession for Japan, with the economy contracting for the two quarters through March.
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Jim Webb (D-Va.) to overhaul wartime contracting to her nearly two-year investigation with Sen.
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He had a heart attack before contracting cancer during more than five years of legal problems.
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Give states more authority on how exchanges are run – including contracting out to a private exchange.
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And I knew that contracting issues at the Army Corps had slowed the installation of tarps.
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Contracts assigned this way did "serious damage to the assets of the contracting company", it continued.
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They say sodium reduction would put Americans at an even greater risk of contracting other diseases.
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Shooting cannons to protect people from "bad air" and from contracting cholera during the 1833 epidemic?
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The federal contracting process already has long-active regulations prioritizing U.S. domestic goods over foreign goods.
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Now, 19953 years later, she is CEO of her own contracting company, Detroit-based Benkari LLC.
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But changes to federal contracting and overtime requirements could be done administratively without approval from Congress.
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Some have moved to delivering groceries and other products, despite some concerns about contracting the virus.
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More recently, Amazon expanded into business contracting, offering services like office cleaning and phone system setup.
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The CFPB could adopt a number of policies to ensure transparency in the regulatory contracting process.
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Before 1963, nearly all children developed an immunity simply by contracting and recovering from the disease.
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The act bans government agencies from contracting with Huawei or companies that use the company's equipment.
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The economy grew at a 4.3 percent rate in the first quarter, with residential investment contracting.
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All contracting companies should consider the coming week to be a final opportunity to demonstrate excellence.
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Raytheon began its corporate life as the American Appliance Company, developing refrigerators and radio parts, but it was drawn into military contracting during World War II. By the 1990s, the industry was contracting with the end of the Cold War, but Raytheon remained committed to defense.
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S. trade war, with first quarter growth contracting at its fastest pace since the global financial crisis.
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In cases where public services used to be particularly bad, contracting out has made a clear difference.
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Genetics might also play a role in how vulnerable we are to contracting a transmitted prion disease.
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The authorities are not subject to the same oversight, transparency and contracting rules as other government bodies.
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Hydrocarbon GDP will grow 1% in 20163 and 2% in 2017 after contracting by 0.5% in 2015.
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The central bank has forecast economic growth of 3.1 percent this year, with exports contracting 2.5 percent.
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Officials said people reported contracting salmonella after eating pre-cut melon between April 30 and May 28.
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In the case of Camp Taji, operations are handled by a contracting company called SOS international [SOSi].
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The disease causes a plethora of blood clots that have lead to Marie contracting gangrene and necrosis.
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In December, Amazon's AWS chief, Andy Jassy, told CNBC that the cloud contracting was not adjudicated fairly.
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They turned to the handyman who had worked on their condo and was starting a contracting business.
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Manufacturing is contracting and there are signs that weakness is seeping through to the dominant service sector.
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Joseph Yew and King Tang visited China in January 2020, putting them at risk of contracting coronavirus.
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The IIP slipped into negative territory to a four-year low, contracting 0.1 percent year-on-year.
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"Insurance companies would like to have bundled reimbursement setups because it's advantageous for their contracting," he said.
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The Institute for Supply Management's monthly survey of purchasing managers showed the sector was contracting in September.
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Your absolute risk of contracting coronavirus will remain low, even if pockets of infection start to emerge.
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A Norwegian woman died on Monday after contracting rabies during a vacation to the Philippines in February.
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Specifically, children, the elderly and pregnant women are at risk for contracting an illness from Melbourne's beaches.
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Both Tipsy and Thirstie were contracting through the same liquor store who had their own delivery person.
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They look like they do on TV. And that protects other health care workers from contracting disease.
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For instance, the government is contracting with outside companies and investing $5.2 billion to build 17 hospitals.
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Even so, the fury caused by the recent collapse of Carillion, a British contracting firm, is unusual.
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Bush was hospitalized on April 22 after contracting "an infection that spread to his blood," McGrath said.
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Luke had his right arm amputated at 19 months old after contracting E. coli, reports USA Today.
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According to this movie, the two were never intimate, which is how he kept from contracting syphilis.
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Before contracting the tick-borne illness, Bella hoped to make it to the Olympics, not the runway.
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More employers are contracting directly with health systems on hospital costs for high-priced care like surgery.
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In February 2016 two high-profile cases of children contracting the disease triggered a surge in interest.
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He was a contractor that worked for Booz Allen, same contracting company that Edward Snowden worked at.
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Her doctors warned her not to meet with other CF patients, for fear of contracting the bacteria.
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The new company is funded by Arlington Capital Partners and will focus on military and defense contracting.
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Drake & Scull International, a Dubai-based contracting firm, jumped 5.4 percent, while Arabtec Holding rose 1.1 percent.
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Contracting companies in other states will be left to cover the cost themselves, which could be burdensome.
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He also says the overall risk of contracting a disease through any of these situations is low.
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If they don't follow that rule, they would risk being barred from contracting with the federal government.
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"They're always contracting the urinary sphincter and then it becomes very hard to pee normally," Chung said.
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Another way the federal government can help women business owners is to open up federal contracting opportunities.
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Do policymakers meet the growing demand of contingent employment by using incentives in cases of independent contracting?
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The exchange hasn't disputed the audit, but also has reportedly said it has adopted new contracting policies.
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Several athletes, particularly male golfers, have withdrawn due to their concerns of contracting the mosquito-born virus.
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In experiments, the researchers used bioengineered mice with human T cells capable of contracting an HIV infection.
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Well, it was obscure, not too many of the contracting officers or lawyers were trained in it.
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Raytheon, a defense contracting company, offers its employees telecommuting perks, compressed workweeks, flexible hours and job-sharing.
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Second, the incoming Secretary should work with Congress to put in place new contracting and purchasing processes.
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Popping involves quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to produce a jerking motion or "pop" in the body.
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South Korean growth halved in the first quarter to 0.4 percent while Taiwanese growth is seen contracting .
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Some argue that circumcision can reduce the chance of contracting a sexually transmitted infection later in life.
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Real GDP grew by 0.7% year-on-year in 2Q16, after contracting during the three previous quarters.
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I wrote a bill, "The Fairness and Transparency in Contracting Act" that would have halted the abuses.
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The advocates for contracting out services compare the proposal to TRICARE, the Department of Defense (DoD) program.
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Inbreeding dramatically increases offspring's chance of contracting a range of genetic diseases, as well as dying early.
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Puerto Rico has hired a tiny Montana-based contracting company called Whitefish Energy to oversee grid restoration.
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The command awarded a sole-source contract to HyperStealth, over the objections of Defense Department contracting officers.
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The genesis of this contracting program was HUD's inability to administer the program effectively on its own.
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Johnson spoke openly about contracting the disease from having numerous heterosexual partners and committed to fighting it.
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Federal contracting is a $500-billion-a-year business, and federal labor law includes 14 different statutes.
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House Bill 89, enacted in 2017, prohibits all state agencies from contracting with companies that boycott Israel.
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Reformers need to direct their attention more intensively on the contracting framework, not only on prosecuting malfeasance.
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For the record, Swae Lee is the excitable one, his voice often contracting into a scratchy squeal.
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It is this second time this week that data has indicated China's huge manufacturing sector is contracting.
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Japan's economy is expected to rebound modestly in the June quarter after contracting in the first quarter.
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Brazil's economy, after contracting in the first quarter, may have tipped into recession in the second quarter.
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The company acquired two general contracting firms as well, one in New York and one in London.
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If she's right, Trump will face the herculean task of securing reelection while the economy is contracting.
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Asset-quality metrics will remain under pressure, particularly from difficulties in the contracting and real estate space.
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Major oil importers cut back on their purchases from Iran, contracting Iran's economy despite high oil prices.
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Even though 97 percent of her fellow students had been vaccinated, 403 ended up contracting the disease.
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That law, Section 1981 of Title 42 of the United States Code, prohibits racial discrimination in contracting.
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The bride's father is a lawyer for the PS Companies, a contracting firm in West Allis, Wis.
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It's the additional equipment that medical staff need to protect themselves and others from contracting the coronavirus.
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Contracting the novel coronavirus and the disease it causes, Covid-19, could easily lead to her death.
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Those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases, such as COVID-19.
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Detained immigrants are at high risk for contracting coronavirus, she said, given the conditions in ICE detention.
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But the industry has been contracting for decades, and it is not only because of the internet.
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Ms. Paradiso Fodera said the woman's younger siblings were also in good health before contracting the virus.
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The relatively new phenomenon of a contracting — and internally divided — middle class has set off widespread anxiety.
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Tokyo (CNN)Famed Japanese comedian Ken Shimura has died after contracting novel coronavirus, according to his representatives.
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Roughly one million Americans live with H.I.V. today; one million more are at risk of contracting it.
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If it's any consolation, this is common, especially in industries that are consolidating or contracting, or both.
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Those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases, such as the coronavirus.
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The risk of contracting infectious diseases is high among people living on the streets or in shelters.
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Homeless people are always worried about contracting an illness from someone they're sleeping next to, Watts added.
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For the second quarter, it sees U.S. growth contracting to -0.5% from its initial forecast of 0%.
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The most pessimistic view predicted the economy contracting by 2%, not seen since the global financial crisis.
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However, along with the overall likelihood of contracting the coronavirus, infection from a contaminated surface remains low.
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Those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases such as COVID-19.
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Therefore, the risk of contracting the disease increases, and people can also be transmitters of the disease.
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" They continued, "In addition, they do not even have enough supplies to protect themselves from contracting coronavirus.
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Children are contracting and spreading the virus, but they are generally developing mild cases of the illness.
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More than 146,000 cases have been reported, and millions more people are at risk of contracting it.
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Stay-at-home orders can slow the spread if fewer people are contracting the coronavirus from others.
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Nashali Reyes, Ms. Perez's oldest daughter, was seven months pregnant, and worried about contracting the Zika virus.
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Vegas Wedding tells us they've had couples saying they made their decision over fears of contracting coronavirus.
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A 4-year-old girl from Iowa, for example, became blind after contracting the flu this year.
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This is designed to prevent medics from contracting the virus, which can spread from person to person.
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And all the while his body was deteriorating, his limbs stiffening, his muscles contracting in painful spasms.
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Lafayette Group's government contracting business extended into the Obama years, as did Green's ties to Joe Biden.
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Several hundred healthcare workers who have treated patients have not shown any signs of contracting the virus.
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His father is the owner of Bentley Electric Company, a commercial electrical contracting business, also in Naples.
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Budgetary constraints already lead public prisons to cut costs, often by contracting out services to private companies.
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Bills aimed at increasing federal contracting opportunities for small businesses are getting closer to final congressional approval.
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Slow contracting procedures built and fielded incredibly expensive and fragile single points of failure in small constellations.
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On the one hand, Mr. Ho said, he does not blame people for fearing contracting the virus.
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This doesn't mean that some people don't become sicker — with pneumonia, for example — after contracting these coronaviruses.
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After contracting the virus, Li's condition worsened in the early hours of Friday morning and he died.
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Flying first class as a security precaution and also security contracting issues (Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Pruitt).
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Several influencers told Business Insider the fear of contracting coronavirus isn't enough to stop them from traveling.
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But the CDC says the overall risk of contracting a contagious disease on a plane is low.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector has been contracting since August as exports dropped amid the China trade war.
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Contracting issues and other bureaucratic missteps have plagued the delivery and installation of tarps in Puerto Rico.
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S. trade war, with first quarter growth contracting at its fastest pace since the global financial crisis.
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Meanwhile, IIP rose 0.7 percent in September on a yearly basis after contracting 73 percent in August.
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If herd immunity is weakened, those susceptible to contracting the virus can be at risk of infection.
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Condé Nast, like nearly every publishing company, has been contracting, using fewer staff members to do more.
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Several studies have found that PrEP reduces the risk of contracting HIV by 90 percent or more.
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A Missouri toddler is battling a rare brain disease and is in critical condition after contracting the flu.
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The customizable device is designed to wrap around the heart, contracting and expanding in synch with its beating.
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"Transpetro is examining the accusations of irregularities in the company's contracting process," the company said in a statement.
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And after infants, people from the ages of 16 to 24 are most at risk of contracting it.
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Despite what "science" says, the chances of actually contracting an STI in a tanning salon are basically zero.
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A key survey published Monday suggested Britain's manufacturing industry is contracting for the first time since July 2016.
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But they were all contracting with advertising vendors that performed some type of persistent monitoring for targeted ads.
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Earlier this week, China reported poor December trade data, with exports and imports contracting from a year earlier.
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Their cash flow was then used for legal fees, contracting work, a new lease and new dental equipment.
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However, she said, "there really isn't a higher risk when barefoot versus in shoes" for contracting a disease.
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As oil revenue fell, and public spending with it, the economy has been contracting for almost two years.
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And if the poking needle is shared (cringing), Rokhsar says that contracting various bloodborne diseases becomes a possibility.
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The White House should reform federal contracting rules to make it harder for inverted companies to win contracts.
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Announced in March, the contract makes Palantir a "defense program of record," a critical designation for government contracting.
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A 6-year-old boy died in Florida earlier this year after contracting rabies from a bat scratch.
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Global economic weakness is being led by the manufacturing sector with activity contracting or slowing just about everywhere.
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Manufacturing activity is contracting in both China and the euro zone and stalling sharply in the United States.
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Data released Tuesday showed German industrial output contracting in September at a worse rate than analysts were expecting.
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The improved outlook for day rates and contracting activity underpinned the decision to acquire Ocean Rig, he said.
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Apple is privately contracting Sacramento police officers, which means no taxpayer dollars are going toward their extra shifts.
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Sugary drinks like orange juice or soda may increase the risk of contracting cancer, French scientists have claimed.
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Overall output expanded by 0.3% after contracting by 0.4% in April, exceeding expectations of a modest 0.1% rise.
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Block has partnered with local contracting firms throughout New York and New Jersey, who are vetted by them.
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Foval has since been fired from Americans United for Change, which had a contracting relationship with Democracy Partners.
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Gross domestic product is seen contracting 0.3 percent this year, if oil averages $40 per barrel, he added.
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Her doctors warned her never to meet up with another CF patient, for fear of contracting the bacteria.
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The economy languished, with GDP contracting by 16% in 73-15; only an IMF rescue staved off collapse.
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When it comes to shitty life milestones, being laid off and contracting an STI have some remarkable similarities.
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Any contracting project — especially run by DHS — runs risks of drastically overshooting both its schedule and its budget.
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Food experts recommend washing fruits and vegetables in order to lessen the risk of contracting a foodborne illness.
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Its emphasis will now be on First Student and First Transit, its core contracting businesses in North America.
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Factory output barely rebounded in November after contracting in holiday-shortened October at the sharpest rate since 2013.
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The evaporation of the expected LNG surplus may also have implications for pricing and contracting in the industry.
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"A rebound in new long-term LNG contracting in 2018 could revive investment in liquefaction projects," Shell said.
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Ian Manheimer: The number of independent pizzerias is contracting in New York...and the rest of the country.
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"Outside China, Asian industry was already contracting as we turned into the New Year," the U.S. bank added.
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Jalloh had traveled across the country and come into contact with dozens of people after contracting the illness.
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Trump denied ever knowing that the workers were undocumented, since the hiring was made by the contracting company.
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The IMF estimated Brazil's economy would expand by 0.5 percent in 2017 after contracting 3.3 percent this year.
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That means you're at risk of contracting those STIs even if he never fully ejaculates in your mouth.
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Contracting Reform: Improving how government buys products and services, particularly for the $80 billion spent on IT systems.
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It also tightens enforcement of federal contracting rules mandating that American-made products are used on certain projects.
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During the trial he said he took a shower after sex to reduce the risk of contracting HIV.
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"Unfortunately, this contract seems to be further evidence of systematic weakness in FEMA's contracting process," the letter reads.
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But details of the survey were weak, with a measure of new orders contracting after surging in July.
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The longest survivor was a boy who had been declared dead after contracting meningitis, when he was four.
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Why hasn't Congress passed legislation to halt these rampant and blatant abuses in federal small business contracting programs?
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The government would require common forms and do all contracting with providers (eliminating a lot of administrative complexity).
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A Reuters survey of economists sees the sector contracting 25.77% year-on-year after August' s 206.56% contraction.
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But those factors could be considered, at least, in efforts to increase diversity in education, employment and contracting.
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A number below 85033 indicates factory activity is contracting, while a number above it shows it is growing.
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Climate change is increasing the risk of contracting dengue, transmitted by the mosquitoes Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus.
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The credentialing, contracting, and negotiation process, especially for an addiction treatment center, can be arduous and time-consuming.
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It also yields greater control over customer experience and software updates, and makes contracting out cybersecurity systems easier.
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In reality they come about only when contracting-out is subject to the discipline of a real market.
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Bloomington, Illinois, suffered the deepest reversal, contracting by 8 percent in 2015, after a mixed record since 2011.
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U.S. CMS - PARTICIPATION IS OPTIONAL FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS IN KCF AND COMPREHENSIVE KIDNEY CARE CONTRACTING CKCC MODELS
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Some advisory practices are referring out or contracting with these professionals, while others are developing them from within.
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It is this second time this week that data has indicated China's huge manufacturing sector is now contracting.
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As a result, Sawyer exploited the contracting issue at Perryville supply depot to have Forbes ousted from office.
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His father installs insulation for large refrigeration systems at a contracting division of Scarborough Industries in Oconomowoc, Wis.
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Mr. Lindsay, 29, was until 2014 a pricing analyst at PAE Group, a government contracting firm in Washington.
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People who contract these drug-resistant diseases typically die soon after contracting them because of their untreatable nature.
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Even worse, the risk of increased liability incentivizes large businesses to stop contracting out jobs to small businesses.
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A woman in Tennessee nearly lost her arm after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria at a nail salon.
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After contracting by 1.6% in 2015, the Iranian economy grew at an annual rate of 12.5% in 2016.
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Wall Street sees that the Fed is a friend that keeps expanding, rather than contracting, the money supply.
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Cycles of cooling and contracting create internal stresses that are strong enough to rupture the crust, generating marsquakes.
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Non-food sales have been particularly worrying (see chart), and some sectors, such as clothing, have been contracting.
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Detention puts children at higher risk of contracting disease, and crowded, stressful conditions make it harder to recover.
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According to the doctor who examined her, Maria was just a day away from contracting full-blown pneumonia.
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But that moment was short-lived, because the contracting company that was hired to take the shit down?
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Economists tend to characterize the scope of regulation as a simple matter of expanding or contracting state power.
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Mr. Neubauer, 34, who helps manage his family's electrical contracting business and lives in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.
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Germany narrowly avoided a recession in the fourth quarter, when growth stagnated after contracting in the third quarter.
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He had a history of health problems before contracting the coronavirus, the state's health commissioner, Judith Persichilli, said.
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Mr. Shattuck, 22017, is a field engineer in the Reston, Va., office of Raytheon, the defense contracting firm.
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The Oklahoma nurses said without proper protective gear, they feared contracting the disease or spreading to their families.
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Boko Haram's contracting territory and reduced military capabilities are signs of a shift of momentum against the network.
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Patricia Shiu, who oversaw the federal contracting office under President Barack Obama, described it to Vox as shocking.
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Shiu, who led the federal contracting office from 2009 to 2016, said the new rule is completely unnecessary.
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I felt the power of my body taking complete control, my uterus contracting and pulsating with ruthless pain.
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"Federal law establishes that full and open competition is the standard means for contracting," the protest letter said.
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She demonstrated, contracting her spine and shrugging her shoulders forward, conjuring an imaginary garment, something glamorous and strapless.
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So, given the contracting funding environment, this landing is probably a good move, as well as being inevitable.
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Lorenzo Sanz, the former president of the soccer powerhouse Real Madrid, died on Saturday after contracting the virus.
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Mr. Neubauer, 34, who helps manage his family's electrical contracting business and lives in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.
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One of those employees, it said, was a subordinate of Ms. Turnbull's who acted as a contracting officer.
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Elsewhere is bread, pale, torqued fistfuls of jin momo, steamed and spongy, contracting and rebounding in the hand.
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Trump and other officials have stressed that the risk for most Americans of contracting the coronavirus remains low.
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Trump and other officials have stressed that the risk for most Americans of contracting the coronavirus remains low.
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Israel Carreras is the 40-year-old man who passed due to complications he developed after contracting coronavirus.
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Trump does not believe he is at risk of contracting the virus and was reportedly tested on Sunday.
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People who suffered from chronic diseases before contracting the virus were more likely to die, the data suggests.
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And the contracting region on the far-left side of the image is the beginning of a heartbeat.
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In Germany, the manufacturing PMI hit a two-month high but still indicated that the sector is contracting.
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A Defense Department contractor has died after contracting coronavirus, marking the first military-related death from the illness.
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Mr. Shattuck, 46, is a field engineer in the Reston, Va., office of Raytheon, the defense contracting firm.
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J.P. Morgan now expects Chinese GDP to shrink 3.9% this quarter, while Capital Economics sees it outright contracting.
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This is commonly called "all-or-none" contracting, and it's been cited in the pending Sutter Health case.
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Airports can provide screening either with their own security staffs or by contracting with government-approved security companies.
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It also tightens enforcement of federal contracting rules that mandate American-made products be used for certain projects.
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After two years of contracting GDP growth, private banks have become much more selective in their loan allocations.
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Incorporation records in New York list the company's address as the same as Irwin Contracting on Long Island.
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Second, the federal, state and local contracting dollars of infrastructure reform will be a very, very large pie.
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But high-profile contracting scandals have also resulted in prison terms for several Atlanta politicians and business executives.
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She said she feared that even a trip for groceries would increase her chances of contracting the virus.
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The institute's manufacturing report earlier this week showed that sector contracting for the second straight month in September.
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Amazon's complaint against Trump over the JEDI cloud computing contract zeroes in on the process of government contracting.
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The IMF now sees the Brazilian economy contracting 3.3 percent his year and growing 0.5 percent in 2017.
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Microsoft's victory in the contracting process has the potential to reshape the cloud computing industry, which Amazon dominates.
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Microsoft's victory in the contracting process has the potential to reshape the cloud computing industry, which Amazon dominates.
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But the real danger for investors is that the time between the catalyst and the crash is contracting.
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Though historically lagging larger rival Home Depot, the company has tried to develop its professional and contracting business.
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The court also imposed a fine worth four million dinars ($38,000) on Contel-Funkwerk and Saipem Contracting Algeria.
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The Kokomo, Indiana, boy became a cause celebre in the 1980s after contracting HIV through a blood treatment.
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Dan Robbins died in Toledo, Ohio, after contracting pneumonia following a series of falls, according to his son.
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Its GDP and population is contracting, and its military is still behind the U.S.' in almost every category.
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On "The Tonight Show," that meant contracting writers for a full year, rather than a 13-week run.
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Airports should be empowered to handle their own security by contracting with firms that can provide better service.
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In early 2017, a Chinese headhunter sent Mr. Mallory a message about contracting work using a networking site.
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She currently can't go out to places with big crowds due to the possibility of contracting COVID-19.
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According to contracting specialists, the amounts paid by the state were astronomically high for the services they provided.
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Now it is clearly contracting on the ground, the group's media effort has shifted to emphasizing its survival.
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The bill also doesn't include changes to secretive contracting terms in the pharmaceutical supply chain and in hospitals.
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Last year, three people in a Bronx city block made the news for contracting leptospirosis through rat urine.
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All that would be required is that you expose yourself to a 0.001 chance of contracting the disease.
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A 2013 report by the National Employment Law Project further argues that hidden costs of a low-wage, contracting workforce that taxpayers currently bear — reliance on public benefits and workforce instability, which leads to high retraining costs and higher absenteeism — actually reduces costs in many local and state model contracting programs.
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" Bing and Schectman shared background on how the investigation came about: "The story began with a tip from a source in the U.S. intelligence community's contracting industry, who described how ex-National Security Agency analysts were returning home with disturbing stories about their contracting assignments in the United Arab Emirates.
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Germany's manufacturing sector has been contracting all year, and its economy is at serious risk of falling into recession.
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Health risks include contracting HIV and Hepatitis C, according to a senior analyst on the research team, Simone Haysom.
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The method of initial expansion ultimately leads to contracting all the stimuli into an integrated form, the actual piece.
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In addition to the contracting sales environment, the e-moto startup space has racked up a series of failures.
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Contracting and franchising, progressives say, have destroyed the obligation that public-facing brands used to feel for their workers.
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Abu Dhabi government spending is contracting to narrow fiscal deficits, but spending on strategic projects is expected to continue.
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And a jail contracting with ICE in Bergen County, New Jersey, has been placed under quarantine due to mumps.
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Next, the muscles in my hands and lower arms start to seize up, contracting and becoming difficult to move.
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And farmers can have a long-term relationship with steady prices, or pick up contracting gigs when they can.
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Beginning in 1973, policy makers were confronted with both rising inflation and a contracting economy, a condition dubbed stagflation.
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South Africa's economy fell into recession after contracting for a second consecutive quarter in the three months to June.
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Retailers, software vendors and any number of contracting companies have been forced to make the trek to Bentonville, Ark.
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There aren't any health-related travel restrictions for Nigeria since visitors are still at low risk for contracting Lassa.
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UPDATE: On Tuesday morning, Nicole Sifrit confirmed on Facebook that her baby died after contracting meningitis from a kiss.
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Once a person has been infected, the CDC says, they are likely to be protected from contracting it again.
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The Army had specifically requested Palantir as far back as 2011, but because of contracting rules, couldn't get it.
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The Bureau of Prisons began contracting with private companies in 1997 at a time of severe prison over-crowding.
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In a research note, he called the department's goal of ending private prison contracting "more aspirational than attainable," however.
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He added that contracting the flu weakens a child's immune system, making it harder to fight off other illnesses.
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Then in 2014, Brazil was engulfed by a corruption scandal centered on contracting graft at state oil company Petrobras .
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The passengers most vulnerable to contracting the virus, such as older people with health conditions, will be disembarked first.
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The governor also announced the appointment of an outside coordinator to oversee the power company's purchase and contracting division.
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And although her son is expected to be okay, others have not been so lucky after contracting the illness.
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I'm contracting out to a commercial freeze dryer, which has an enormous machine that takes up a whole room.
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Thirty-five people died in the United States after contracting infections from contaminated medical scopes made by Olympus Corp.
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Recent Greek economic data has shown how tenuous the recovery is, with inflation rising and economic growth contracting again.
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The letter regarded claims that an official there retaliated against four whistleblowers who raised red flags about contracting crimes.
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But it can also constrict the arteries, cause arthritis and even raise the odds of contracting forms of cancer.
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Hugh Hefner died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure after contracting septicema — a blood infection — and drug-resistant e.
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Fellow platinum miner Lonmin, which Sibanye is looking to acquire, also took a knock, contracting 12.85 percent to 13.63.
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A spokesman for the foundation told CNN that the director died in Rome about two weeks after contracting pneumonia.
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From there I went on to government contracting and after that it was very easy to negotiate my salary.
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Economists predict increases in defense investment across the board to update America's armed forces, from enlistment to defense contracting.
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"Right now we are in a holding pattern," wrote an EPA contracting officer in an email obtained by ProPublica.
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Spaceflight says it has been responsible for the engineering, mission planning, regulatory processes, contracting and more for the flight.
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The health of business inventories in December remains unknown after contracting slightly in November, the Commerce Department said yesterday.
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Wash your hands more regularly to avoid both contracting and spreading infections, especially when visiting people in the hospital.
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When you spend hours on end in a seated position, your hip flexors are contracting while your glutes rest.
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Claims alleging human rights violations by ECHR Contracting States can be brought before the European Court of Human Rights.
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Why it matters: According to the WHO, more than half the world's population is at risk of contracting malaria.
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Rideshare companies say contracting, rather than employing, workers keeps costs down and provides the flexibility drivers say they want.
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"All the homework has been done ... getting it through the contracting pipe is what we're working on," he said.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), are critics of the contracting system and have talked of the need to reform it.
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My name is John Anderson, and this is my studio located above a contracting business in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
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Trump has denied ever knowing that the workers were undocumented since the hiring was made by a contracting company.
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Determinations as to whether exemptions apply can be left to contracting officers or the heads of the procuring agencies.
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Despite the hype, results have been patchy with the economy contracting 1.4 percent in the last quarter of 2015.
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X-rays showed that Tink had an enlarged esophagus that wasn't contracting to help push food to the stomach.
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Fact: After peaking in late July, the rate at which Puerto Ricans have been contracting Zika is trending downward.
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Analysts have warned that the upcoming earnings season could be the first quarter of contracting corporate results since 2016.
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Go deeper: Envision also faces allegations its ERs avoid contracting with insurers, which leads to surprising medical bills. Sen.
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At the same time, by contracting the economy, the RSA would leave less money available for non-PREPA bondholders.
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Superstar companies try to keep their costs under control by contracting out any functions they regard as non-core.
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North Korea's government said that Warmbier had gone into the coma after contracting botulism and taking a sleeping pill.
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The report said the agency's top contracting official revealed the amount during a conference in San Antonio this week.
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Buuut, it turns out that there's still a significantly greater risk of contracting salmonella when going sunny-side up.
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We would oppose contracting that prohibits drugstores from sharing with patients the cash price they charge for each drug.
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Multi-state contracting alliances are purchasing drugs in bulk for state facilities and negotiating rebates for multiple Medicaid programs.
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Several test events have been held in Rio in recent months, with no reports of athletes contracting the virus.
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A measure of backlogged orders was the highest in more than five years, after contracting for 2000 consecutive months.
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It was for contracting this investigation that then turned out to commit fraud in the process of the investigation.
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The legislation would require contractors to submit evidence of their relevant salary costs to the specific agency's contracting officer.
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Now, voters have the chance to overturn that initiative and reinstitute affirmative action in educational, employment or contracting purposes.
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Look closer, however, and the demise highlights how contracting will not live up to its promises unless it changes.
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Buying two ships was a contracting strategy the Navy used in the 1980s when procuring Nimitz-class aircraft carriers.
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The Reserve has been actually increasing because of even with the contracting export, we have a very strong FDI.
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In 2010, while in Sydney, the 19-year old ate a slug on a dare, thus contracting rat lungworm.
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He harbors ambitions that end with a dominant Russia expanding its influence and a weak United States contracting inwards.
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Large companies may also steer clear of contracting with small businesses entirely in order to avoid joint employer liability.
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"There is quite a large skills shortage," said David Kieft, who runs an electrical contracting business based in Swansea.
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The Trump administration's "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign is wrecking Iran's economy, which is contracting for the second consecutive year.
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According to federal contracting records, earlier this month Pruitt's office inked a no-bid $120,000 contract with Definers Corp.
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Rather, the party is contracting into a personality cult, one whose fate is tied to a much-hated president.
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And the economy turning a corner after contracting by nearly 10 percent in 2015 should help rekindle investors' appetite.
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Maria Contreras-Sweet, who became the agency's head two years ago, made meeting the federal contracting goal a priority.
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The transmission risk of contracting malaria through blood supplies is unknown but is likely to be high, Guerin said.
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As punk was contracting, expanding, and gloriously deconstructing itself that year, a smaller subgenre snuck humbly into the mix.
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It registered a positive growth rate of 1.4 percent in 2017, after contracting 0.2 percent in the previous year.
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She kept buying farmland and growing more pumpkins and melons, sometimes contracting with older farmers whose children had left.
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Getting a letter or package from China won't put you at risk of contracting the virus, according to WHO.
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On Thursday, the U.S. Agency for International Development confirmed its first known case of an employee contracting the virus.
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Major Clark, 36, is an Air Force commander of the 87 Contracting Squadron at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.
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Twitter has said it will clamp down on content that increases people's chances of contracting or transmitting the coronavirus.
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"We didn't have control of editing or posting, and we were maybe contracting with other mainstream entities," Georgiades said.
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Like the movement of a jellyfish expanding and contracting, the mouth contorts as the tongue lunges in various directions.
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But seven companies, including Navient, filed legal challenges over the contracting process, saying it was filled with procedural errors.
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One part of the legislation bars government agencies from contracting with Huawei or companies that use the company's equipment.
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Amazon warehouse workers in Italy went on strike in outrage at the firm's response to 2 staff contracting coronavirus.
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"When it comes to our 'extended workforce,' Google and its contracting agencies are falling short," the memo authors wrote.
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Caucuses or traditional in-person polling locations could place voters at higher risk of spreading and contracting the virus.
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However, it remains imperfect insofar as it empowers contracting agencies to establish the amount of coverage firms must carry.
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It saw advanced economies contracting "very sharply" in the second quarter, including a 24% drop in the United States.
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Federal contracting data show that 16 agencies have spent more than $250 million on COVID-19 measures since January.
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"It's not evil," said Pradeep Chauhan, managing partner of OnContracting, a site to help people find tech contracting positions.
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Jimenez, of West Covina, was part of the Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. and pronounced dead at 4:13 a.m.
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That's started to affect America's factories, which are contracting for the first time in a decade, he points out.
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