You know, how to coordinate with [Sean] Hannity and Fox News and how to coordinate with TMZ.
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Candidates cannot coordinate with super PACs, but super PACs can coordinate with one another, and this is the latest example of organizations with unlimited fundraising ability getting behind Biden.
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I produce drawings, respond to emails, and coordinate with architects.
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We will continue to coordinate with law enforcement as necessary.
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Even if it helps us coordinate with our kayak group.
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We also needed to coordinate with the Department of Education.
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How military personnel coordinate with Homeland Security at the border.
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Did the Trump campaign actively coordinate with a foreign power?
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Coordinate with your estate-planning attorney and accountant before you proceed.
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If Trump really did coordinate with Russia, that would be insane.
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The switch slowed Trump's ability to coordinate with the White House.
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A: I'm not allowed to coordinate with the NRCC's independent expenditure.
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We don't really coordinate with them… We have no official relationship.
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S. trade cooperation and coordinate with China's reform and opening-up.
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Lastly, government departments must coordinate with each other and with U.S. companies.
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It will also have to coordinate with MINUSMA, Mali's U.N. peacekeeping mission.
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Bergen County officials said that they tried to coordinate with the attorneys.
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On the matter, the administration is required to coordinate with European allies.
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How would I, on a microbudget, coordinate with this A-list talent?
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So, to your question, they did coordinate with agencies around the world.
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The two managed to coordinate with one another without being too matchy-matchy.
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In my position, I coordinate with a superb cohort of inter-agency partners.
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It should go without saying that office shoes must coordinate with most things.
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We approached it in a roundabout way to coordinate with air traffic control.
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The chairs are solid ash, stained in colors that coordinate with the seasons.
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"You'll want to coordinate with your CPA and your financial advisor," Ghodsi said.
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And they must coordinate with friendly intelligence agencies who may fear further disclosures.
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There's even a squad leader channel to help squads coordinate with each other.
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It's thin and has interchangeable straps so it can easily coordinate with every outfit.
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The task force created by the White House memo will coordinate with the FCC.
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But I want to be able to coordinate with the White House and RNC.
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We want ditzy print leggings that perfectly coordinate with 3 dresses and 4 tops.
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I coordinate with the other summer associates heading over and we take an Uber.
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We want to coordinate with Russia and make sure they don't conduct any cybersecurity.
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Coordinate with the financial aid office at both schools to ensure a smooth transition.
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The governor had asked FEMA to step in to coordinate with other federal agencies.
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But food and transportation are two offices that typically don't coordinate with each other.
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But Hyland also had to coordinate with John Jay's softball, baseball and volleyball teams.
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Businesses are not allowed to donate directly to campaigns or to coordinate with them.
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"We will continue to monitor the situation, and coordinate with the school," it added.
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And the reality is that campaigns cannot (technically, anyway) coordinate with a super PAC.
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Cantor is waiting to coordinate with Obama before making a formal announcement, it continued.
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The project will expand and coordinate with existing efforts at its seven restoration sites.
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That does not mean Senate Democrats did not ever coordinate with Mr. Clinton's team.
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You can get neat accessories that coordinate with whichever color you go with, too.
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Coordinate with your accountant and advisor to get the best use of your losses.
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SARA ARIDI Usually, we would be assigned articles, then we coordinate with the agency.
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In the future, the Good American founder might have even more kiddos to coordinate with.
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If possible, Bastion should try to coordinate with the team's Reinhardt (if there is one).
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Shomer said he is not aware of any effort to coordinate with other Facebook pages.
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Samaritan's Purse personnel are on the ground to help coordinate with churches and community officials.
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And do you ... So you coordinate with just the Office of Management and Budget, correct?
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It's a great way to communicate and coordinate with a group of people at once.
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Good flight crews will coordinate with agents, especially in abnormal circumstances, such as inclement weather.
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Liberal groups expect to coordinate with White House Meanwhile, Obama continues to consider possible nominees.
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The headset blurred and distorted the images I was seeing to coordinate with each issue.
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"The lesson learned was, ah, coordinate with the Senate and then move together," Ryan said.
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We will coordinate with fire officials on the investigation into the cause of the incident.
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"Like many reporters, I talk to campaign officials but don't coordinate with them," she said.
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The TSA arrangement will challenge Brazil's ability to coordinate with China on future space launches.
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I coordinate with my best friend who lives down the street, and we go together.
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My job requires me to coordinate with bureaucracies that are complex, obstructive and immensely frustrating.
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She said the city attorney's office would coordinate with Greitens' defense team for his surrender.
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The department will also coordinate with casinos, all of which have their own security teams.
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Such entities have the ability to raise unlimited funds but cannot coordinate with a campaign.
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In squads, you'll have to coordinate with your teammates in order to be the most effective.
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Uber will coordinate with its car service to get passengers in lower Manhattan to the helipad.
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Pinterest gave me the idea to paint the front bar to coordinate with the nursery better.
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One of the rules for PACs is that they cannot coordinate with a politician's campaign organization.
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They coordinate with those still on the site, leading the conversation and having them repost memes.
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Russia continues to closely coordinate with Turkey and Iran on the ground in Syria, it added.
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He said the group of six shared some concerns but did not coordinate with each other.
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The PAC is separate from the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign committee and cannot coordinate with it.
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The problem is that Rex Tillerson couldn't figure out how to coordinate with the State Department.
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" Before Iraqi forces can push north, Hertling said, Abadi's government "has to coordinate with those tribes.
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They circumvented formal channels, asking Zelensky to coordinate with Trump's personal lawyer instead of the government.
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They coordinate with hospitals and laboratories to verify test results, sometimes for people with no symptoms.
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Senate leaders have stated openly they will coordinate with the accused to ensure a favorable outcome.
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And when they do, they will also need to coordinate with one another and their surroundings.
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" In other words, "the Kremlin tried to help me win, but I didn't coordinate with them.
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The three pro-Duterte influencers with massive followings often coordinate with each other, Sasot told BuzzFeed News.
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In return, the United States would coordinate with Russia against al Qaeda, the letter said, without elaborating.
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Make sure you coordinate with a CPA and an estate planning attorney if you're considering this route.
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They coordinate with his stress levels — as he gets stressed out, his world begins to literally shake.
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The move is intended to better coordinate with naval commandes in Bahrain, Pentagon spokesman Adam Stump said.
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Over the summer, the brand launched its own line of nail polishes that coordinate with its baubles.
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Meghan carried a bespoke Givenchy clutch to coordinate with her beige pencil dress by the same designer.
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Zinke did not coordinate with anybody, and gave the White House no forewarning of his controversial action.
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According to the Fed, a decision on this has been deferred to coordinate with other federal regulators.
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I'll try to coordinate with other funds in the Midwest to see if they can help them.
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Or coordinate with a friend or partner and dress up as Wayne and Garth from "Wayne's World."
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If something unexpected happens, the drones would handle it in flight and coordinate with the control system.
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The only thing I ask of you is to please coordinate with White House Office of Personnel.
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A similar share of the Republicans surveyed, 2628 percent, say Trump's campaign did not coordinate with Russia.
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These systems have an integration component to coordinate with on-the-ground security teams and first responders.
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It also said that it would continue to coordinate with the Department of Agriculture, another GAO recommendation.
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Super PACs can't coordinate with campaigns, and candidates can't dictate whether outside groups form to support them.
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Super PACs can't coordinate with campaigns, and candidates can't control whether outside groups form to support them.
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"But you can't coordinate with someone who's whining that you need to get out of the race."
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Oh, and HP sells "Omen apparel" now, so you can coordinate with your new dual-screen laptop.
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FEMA and NOAA often coordinate with groups like ARRL to bounce information to and from local communities.
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A Trump administration could become involved in future diplomatic talks and also coordinate with the Russians militarily.
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Jared Kushner has also discussed whether Trump should declare an emergency and coordinate with FEMA, Politico reported.
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It's the clearest evidence to date that the Trump campaign may have tried to coordinate with Russians.
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The colors coordinate with the painterly effects of the canvas and fabric that comprise the wall relief.
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The organizers, with GoFundMe's help, will coordinate with Dr. Blasey's family to transfer the funds, she said.
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The administration must do more to coordinate with South Korea and treat this vital ally with respect.
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Students should coordinate with their professors to discuss final exams, as the school quarter ends March 20.
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The company also said it will try to "coordinate" with airlines and other companies regarding cancellation requests.
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Unlike individuals, super PACs are not subject to limits on contributions, though they cannot coordinate with campaigns.
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Engage and coordinate with other Commission staff as appropriate to obtain and evaluate relevant information and arguments.
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It could "coordinate" with the Russians militarily, something Mr. Obama's defense secretary, Ashton B. Carter, has resisted.
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White House officials said they do not direct the activities of outside groups or coordinate with them.
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The catch: You must coordinate with your IRA custodian to ensure a direct transfer to your charity.
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"We're not alone, we get to coordinate with everyone," French Tech Mission director Kat Borlongan told me.
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Meanwhile, by email, Donald Trump Jr. was eager to coordinate with Russian government officials to undermine Mrs.
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We also coordinate with government officials closely during threats and incidents, as we did in Pittsburgh and Poway.
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When possible, ORR and ICE coordinate with in-country repatriation programs, which provide services to returned, unaccompanied children.
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In return, the United States would coordinate with Russia in fighting against al Qaeda, it said, without elaborating.
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The Chinese embassy in London said it has sent a team to Essex to coordinate with the police.
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Legally, candidates are not allowed to coordinate with super PACs, and Cruz and his campaign have denied involvement.
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The pigments are less concentrated than tattoo ink, and they come specially mixed to coordinate with brow colors.
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But do feel free to join the ARG's Discord server to coordinate with other players and follow developments.
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An apparent clerical oversight effectively halted the Trump team's ability to coordinate with President Barack Obama's White House.
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So -- WALLACE: But Orrin Hatch -- RYAN: The lesson learned was, coordinate with the Senate and then move together.
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We didn't have the cans in stock, so we had to coordinate with suppliers to obtain the cans.
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And those groups coordinate with the Syrian Kurds, under the umbrella of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces.
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We had to coordinate with our colleagues in the NICU for six premature babies to be delivered simultaneously.
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In the coming days and weeks, builders will coordinate with their state and local associations on additional endorsements.
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France and the European Commission also urged the United States to coordinate with its partners on such matters.
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Super PACs can raise unlimited money for candidates as long as they don't directly coordinate with the campaign.
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But the fact is that we all have private emails and personal emails to coordinate with her family.
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"The White House press office wouldn't coordinate with the president's outside legal team on legal strategy," she added.
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She vowed to lead the CFPB with accountability and transparency, coordinate with state officials and safeguard consumer data.
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She called for other countries to coordinate with the United States more closely on intelligence and law enforcement.
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I coordinate with the waitress to add another cushion to Gyimah's lawn chair before he takes a seat.
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His campaign merely explaining to voters that they aren't legally allowed to coordinate with PACs, which is true.
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He said it's taken time to coordinate with state and federal officials who will do the testing, too.
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The best way to do this isn't loud bluster, but rather by concrete steps to coordinate with allies.
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SELF-CARE Then, if I can coordinate with my friend Joanna Vargas, I'll go and have a facial.
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Facebook said it wanted to use the subsidiary to coordinate with Chinese developers in the closely censored market.
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He tried to cut back on the international organizations that would coordinate with the rest of the world.
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Right, it was the Senate Republican leader wanted to coordinate with the Senate Democratic leader 203 years ago.
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He also said Riyadh would coordinate with other oil producers to ensure a balanced market and adequate supply.
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In the current crisis, those committees are in charge of allocating community resources and helping coordinate with hospitals.
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In the current crisis, those committees are in charge of allocating community resources and helping coordinate with hospitals.
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In contrast, outside organizations can spend an unlimited amount if they do not coordinate with the candidates themselves.
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"The White House press office wouldn't coordinate with the president's outside legal team on legal strategy," she added.
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Yet Democrats Harry Reid and Tom Daschle did coordinate with the White House, as reported in the media.
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The union would coordinate with Congress to ensure employees get paid if they have to work, it said.
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They also covered up their secret efforts to coordinate with the Ukrainian government in 2016 to defeat Trump.
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There's also a removable recovery drain belt on offer, available in two colors to coordinate with AnaOno's loungewear options.
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The NRCC's independent expenditure arm, which cannot coordinate with the committee, is also expected to spend on TV ads.
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Facebook wants to make it easier for users to share events and coordinate with friends before an event starts.
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The neurologists treated the effects of his stroke with physical therapy and meds, but didn't coordinate with his psychiatrist.
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"Give them ours, and we'll coordinate with an NGO in Malta about getting them back," Romaniuk told his crew.
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How about the government's entertaining conspiracy theory that AT&T will coordinate with Comcast to kill rival streaming services?
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While Rubio himself isn't legally allowed to coordinate with the outside group, he didn't hesitate to endorse their message.
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Saudi Arabia said it would coordinate with other producers to ensure an adequate crude supply and a balanced market.
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Despite these protests and local governments' refusal to coordinate with ICE, the raids are expected to proceed as planned.
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I'm not talking about being physically messy, though sticky children don't exactly coordinate with Apple's pristine white glass aesthetic.
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Walking alongside Jenner, the star sported a deep burgundy velvet tuxedo, Jenner didn't coordinate with her famous daughters, however.
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Usually on a campaign stop like this, conservative outside groups would coordinate with the president to amplify his message.
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As we have been coordinating with them until now, it is worth continuing to talk and coordinate with them.
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The Lebanese army says it did not coordinate with Hezbollah in its assault on IS or other military activities.
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Coordinate with the Making History Campaign Director to provide content and materials for Board Meetings, website marketing materials, etc.
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At Kleinfeld Bridal, lace-embellished, customized sneakers that coordinate with a Mark Zunino gown can cost up to $800.
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"There are established procedures through which DOJ can and does coordinate with foreign governments and prosecutors," he told Insider.
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Both say they coordinate with a hotel to make sure a booking name and credit card guarantee are changed.
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Better ant colonies are better at coordinating, so it's a function of their ability to coordinate with each other.
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It urged agency general counsel immediately to coordinate with DOJ if a plaintiff raises constitutional arguments about ALJ removal.
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Like all independent expenditures, the yet-to-be-named entity will not be allowed to coordinate with any campaigns.
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Trump administration officials want to coordinate with India to counterbalance China, by far the greatest challenger to American supremacy.
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"The PBOC, which is not independent, will not, however, 'coordinate' with the Fed or other central banks," he said.
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They work closely with law enforcement and our schools and coordinate with hospitals to dramatically reduce emergency room visits.
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The CBS Corporation board did not coordinate with CBS News when it announced the current investigation on Aug. 1.
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Super PACs can engage in unlimited political spending, but cannot donate to or coordinate with campaigns for public office.
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Pressed about the potential for witnesses during a Senate trial, McConnell demurred, saying he would coordinate with Trump's lawyers.
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"Wang Yi had a mission: to coordinate with the North Koreans on how to talk with Trump," he said.
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You'll want to coordinate with them beforehand, but this is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give.
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Did you speak with Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, or who did you coordinate with at the social network?
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Instead, Trump's legal team has begun to coordinate with members of the Republican-led Senate for an upcoming trial.
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He said for employees to coordinate with their human resources representatives "on how this is deployed department-by-department."
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The best way to do this isn't loud bluster, but rather through more concrete steps to coordinate with allies.
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They coordinate with counterparts around the world, sharing information and resources for the betterment of the US and those countries.
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Under the ideal model, a network of cooperative businesses and services would coordinate with each other as a single unit.
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Games organisers have set up a task force to coordinate with health authorities on how to respond to the epidemic.
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In advance of filming, he also needs to order furniture and coordinate with contractors to ensure the job gets done.
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"We're always reminding people that whichever doctor they speak with, that they coordinate with their regular general practitioner," said Scholnick.
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It was the first sign in the case that Trump would side -- even coordinate -- with the King and Crown Prince.
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With this leadership comes the responsibility to integrate and coordinate with the private sector to ensure secure and sustainable partnerships.
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She said the committee is still spending more than $28503,22019 in advertising they are able to coordinate with the campaign.
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G5 Sahel, whose command base is in Sevare in central Mali, will also coordinate with MINUSMA, Mali's U.N. peacekeeping mission.
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"We will coordinate with other parties who share our ideology and are interested in forming a government together," he said.
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He changes the strap to coordinate with what he is wearing and, as a result, now owns about eight bands.
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McConnell himself has been criticized for saying he would coordinate with the White House during the proceedings in the Senate.
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But the move toward military action has slowed as the administration sought to coordinate with allies, including France and Britain.
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With Windows, Microsoft can coordinate with chipmakers, it but doesn't manufacture the devices the operating system will ultimately run on.
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Stine Meldgaard, a television producer, said her staff frequently must coordinate with other shows over their actors' increasingly complicated schedules.
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In addition, parents are able to coordinate with beneficiaries, children's guardians, attorneys, financial advisors, and others right from the app.
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The NYPA workers will coordinate with the Corps and the local power company, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA).
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Lead public policy initiatives• Review legislation impacting client and coordinate with members• Develop formal and information comments/testimony on regulations• Represent client before regulatory bodies• Coordinate with other trade associations and stakeholders on issues impacting the industry• Develop materials needed for member/trade advocacy efforts• Lead work of policy committees II. Develop and implement strategic initiatives • Coordinate with Executive Director on strategy development• Engage with industry trade associations, vendors and staff• Build partnerships to implement strategy, and assist with execution of selected approach • Develop messaging for members III.
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"We will coordinate with the appropriate offices for the disposition of the remains of the victim," Western Mindanao Command Maj. Gen.
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To release AATIP videos by the book, someone would have had to coordinate with the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs.
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The U.S. military said it was sending an advance team to Raleigh, North Carolina, to coordinate with state and local authorities.
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The Justice Department won't participate in the UK legal proceedings, but will coordinate with their UK counterparts as the case proceeds.
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In announcing the date, Ahmad Yousuf Nuristani, the chief of Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission, evidently did not coordinate with the government.
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And if anyone in his campaign did coordinate with Russia, we don't know if Trump himself was involved in any way.
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"They coordinate with hostile Western forces to wantonly spread rumors, misrepresent, vilify and besmirch Xinjiang in the overseas media," he added.
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Those are just three of the options that coordinate with as many pieces in your wardrobe as your black coat does.
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Samsung has faced criticism that it failed to coordinate with government safety regulators and did not give clear information to consumers.
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And you can even coordinate with friends in real time to make a "shortlist" when choosing a place to eat at.
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With most public records, the Right to Know law designates an officer to coordinate with the public for most records requests.
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This separate group uses millions to run ads and support GOP candidates but cannot coordinate with the NRCC or individual campaigns.
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But did he find conduct that, by any common-sense definition, evidences efforts to coordinate with Russia to influence the election?
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Russia blamed the United States for failing to coordinate with them on the airstrikes, a Russian Defense Ministry spokesman told Sputnik.
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Russia blamed the United States for failing to coordinate with them on Saturday's airstrikes, a Russian Defense Ministry spokesman told Sputnik.
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Any future mission would patrol waters, lead surveillance efforts and escort commercial vessels and coordinate with naval vessels in the area.
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And he insisted he did not collude or coordinate with Russians as part of an effort to meddle in the campaign.
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But Samsung issued the news release about the replacement program itself, without waiting to coordinate with the commission, the Times reported.
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I thought I could use a couple of vintage pieces, but they didn't coordinate with the other pieces I was using.
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"Being allies means fighting shoulder to shoulder, and so an ally must be reliable and coordinate with other allies," he said.
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Successful coups will often exploit or even coordinate with pre-existing movements, using this show of popular support to rally elites.
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A key finding: Comey erred in his decision not to coordinate with his superiors at the Justice Department at critical moments.
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Kelly said his office intends to coordinate with the HHS IG, but is not currently planning to issue a joint report.
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"I never did" discuss WikiLeaks with Stone or direct anyone to coordinate with him on the matter, Trump told the Times.
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Mueller's investigation "did not establish" that this was part of an effort to coordinate with the Russian government's election-meddling efforts.
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South Korea's energy ministry said on Thursday it will coordinate with the British government and monitor the liquidation process with KEPCO.
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The candidates are being evaluated, although whether those doing the evaluating will actually coordinate with each other remains to be seen.
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It will identify compounds and potential novel therapies, work with industry partners and coordinate with regulators to get treatments into market.
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Once everything is inspected, crew chiefs can then coordinate with other specialty components of the 2nd AMXS to address the issues.
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He should add Israel to his itinerary, if only to receive a personal briefing on Israeli thinking and coordinate with Jerusalem.
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Trump then asked Zelensky to coordinate with Attorney General William Barr on a politically driven investigation to help Trump in 2020.
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NALEO also plans to coordinate with election attorneys to be able to respond promptly to reports of irregularities on Election Day.
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Made of durable silver tarpaulin, the liners are scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and coordinate with the gray lid and frame.
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Liberal billionaires can spend as much outside money as they want, but the eventual nominee cannot coordinate with anything they build.
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Mr. Alptekin has told reporters he hired Mr. Flynn with his own funds and did not coordinate with the Turkish government.
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The paper notes that the PAC was able to raise unlimited funds as long as it did not coordinate with Trump.
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Last month, Macron said that the Trump administration's failure to coordinate with international allies was causing the "brain death" of NATO.
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The White House says it's working hard to coordinate with congressional Republicans, though some officials acknowledged there's always room for improvement.
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The trial isn't even expected to be that dramatic, with McConnell looking to bar witnesses and coordinate with the White House.
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Remote nurses need to be excellent communicators and able to coordinate with doctors and other medical professional in a virtual capacity.
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Mr. Duque said that government officials had been asked to coordinate with community health experts to identify and monitor the children.
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The idea is to take the data they have and coordinate with 11 other car companies to create a standardized signaling system.
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To survive, all sections have to coordinate with each other to manage power levels, beam survivors on-board, and destroy Klingon warships.
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Facebook sees the feature being used for convenience to coordinate with friends, for safety-related purposes or for other uses, Chudnovsky said.
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There was a group of intermediaries, experts in machine language, and end users had to coordinate with them to access the computer.
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Coordinate with your partner to watch the same videos while you video chat, or send each other links to your favorite videos.
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They feature thick rope handles in your color of choice, which coordinate with whatever hue your heart desires for the customized text.
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In fact, one of the mandates for the first week was to coordinate with BuzzFeed reporters to break news on-the-air.
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By using the app with Zello's messaging, people in need of help are better able to coordinate with rescuers who are nearby.
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Ford has created an app where lease groups can coordinate vehicle access, handle maintenance, coordinate with other group drivers, and make payments.
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Plus, it's more low-maintenance and requires way less thought than having to select baubles that coordinate with all your different looks.
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TOTE Maritime continues to coordinate with the Red Cross and relief organizations to ensure the timely arrival of goods to Puerto Rico.
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Super PACs cannot coordinate with campaigns, and, so far, the Trump campaign hasn't signaled formally whether any group has its tacit blessing.
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Other federal departments, including Defense and Treasury, in turn coordinate with DHS and implement its strategy in order to guard against cyberattacks.
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He announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency would take over emergency response, asking governors to coordinate with their regional FEMA administrators.
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Then there's the need to coordinate with local utilities to make sure a charging station can get all the power it needs.
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Trump said he announced his decision on Wednesday when the policy was ready and did not have "time" to coordinate with allies.
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CBP says they tried to coordinate with Balearia but company "made a business decision" to take the evacuees off the boat. pic.twitter.
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Mr. Long had deployed hundreds of people as of Thursday to Florida, where they will coordinate with the state's emergency management officials.
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The Anti-Defamation League of New York traveled to the scene to learn more and coordinate with law enforcement, the group said.
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An Iraqi official previously said Iraqi diplomatic and consular missions would coordinate with U.S. authorities to issue travel documents for the deportees.
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Naturally, the degree to which Smith coordinated or didn't coordinate with the Trump campaign may be of importance to the Senate inquiry.
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What's next: If labs continue developing and refining prototypes and coordinate with AV companies, different elements of smart infrastructure could ultimately work together.
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Another spokesperson told me that they didn't coordinate with the CFDA to put on the press preview: "We did it rogue," they said.
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It is limited to making "independent expenditures" -- advertisements, polling, and get-out-the-vote infrastructure -- and cannot coordinate with those candidates or campaigns.
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Free: iOS and Android Time Turner is a fascinating puzzle-based game in which you travel through time and coordinate with your past.
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Coordinate with your child's high school to determine if he or she is eligible for a fee waiver on the SAT or ACT.
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"To that end, our political, digital, data and communications teams will continue to integrate and coordinate with the the top of the ticket."
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In the meantime, all parties must improve governance on the ground and coordinate with local authorities to use military tools judiciously, it says.
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"We will continue to closely coordinate with the United States and South Korea to respond to the North Korea situation," Abe told reporters.
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The Clinton campaign cannot directly coordinate with Priorities, but it is relying on the outside group to attack Mr. Trump so that Mrs.
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The City of Paris, which tries to coordinate with adjacent municipalities, has tried to encourage the area's rise as a techno-music destination.
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The reporters suggested his trip might have been part of a larger plot to coordinate with Russia to benefit Trump's election as president.
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Mr. Leung said the Hong Kong government would coordinate with the authorities in neighboring Guangdong Province to reduce the flow of marine debris.
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The emails painted a picture of an office that went out of its way to coordinate with the fossil fuel and conservative organizations.
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His campaign opened a Washington office late last month to coordinate with the Republican National Committee, members of Congress and his delegate operation.
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The bill, embedded below, would create a standards body to coordinate with the FTC on user design best practices for large online platforms.
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Promoting a cyber command for military operations is also helpful because it allows it to more easily coordinate with other US military leaders.
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The delay could cut into plans to coordinate with TESS, a satellite already up looking for planets for the Webb telescope to study.
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"All of the legislative affairs offices in the intelligence community coordinate with, and often work through, ODNI legislative affairs," the former official said.
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Campaigns are not legally allowed to coordinate with outside organizations supporting them, but there is no law against publicly telegraphing the campaign's desires.
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And they've begun publicly pressuring federal Department of Transportation regulators to better coordinate with state officials to ferret out predatory labor practices. Rep.
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Setting out, she had to coordinate with 16 different agencies, as well as state and local governments and representatives from the private sector.
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But you know, my colleagues had a habit of asking three questions: Did you conspire, did you collude, did you coordinate with Russians?
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I didn't collude or cooperate or coordinate with any Russian, Russian agency, Russian government or anybody else, to try and impact this election.
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" McConnell has openly said that he plans to coordinate with Trump's defense team and that he doesn't view himself as an "impartial juror.
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"The idea of trying to find other cases and coordinate with them was fairly early on," Fieman told Motherboard in a phone call.
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" "We have partnered with leading data security firms to assist in our investigation, and continue to coordinate with law enforcement authorities about this situation.
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Priorities USA Action, which cannot coordinate with the Clinton campaign but can spend in support of her, reported receipts of $8.6 million in April.
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Innovation efforts surrounding cryptocurrency will require regulators to learn faster, experiment and coordinate with one another and with third-party stakeholders in new ways.
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Because the companies didn't coordinate with the city, information that might matter for the DOT's ability to safely regulate scooters simply isn't being collected.
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BMW worked with the National Park Service and National Park Foundation to identify sites, address technical considerations and coordinate with state and local authorities.
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Senior management should also coordinate with the IT department to consider blocking particular websites related to gambling or one that live-stream the games.
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"So it certainly makes sense that we would coordinate with them, even at the highest levels, on the path for legislative approval," he said.
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"We will coordinate with Japanese authorities on investigations and will address specific requests for access in accordance with normal procedures," a Navy spokesman said.
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While Jordan and Meadows can raise money for the fund, they cannot coordinate with it on things like endorsements or where to spend money.
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Employers coordinate with rivals on massive job history databases that, among other things, pinpoint wages, giving management an information advantage to keep salaries down.
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Shreeya Sinha, the web editor for obituaries, helps coordinate with the copy desks and shepherds slide shows, video, sidebars, mobile alerts and photo captions.
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During an appearance in Orlando on Monday, the president said that his administration was prepared to coordinate with Scott as Michael headed toward Florida.
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The office would also coordinate with the private sector, federal and state tech and telecom regulators, international partners and allies, and other relevant organizations.
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"The U.N. agencies have to plan projects and will coordinate with the government for implementing their plans," Win Myat Aye told Reuters on Friday.
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Most are doing so through an independent expenditure strategy, which means they advocate for Sanders's election but don't coordinate with the Sanders campaign directly.
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Other operatives came to the United States to gather intelligence and coordinate with unwitting Trump campaign staff to organize rallies, according to an indictment.
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Mr. Trump has seized on Mr. Mueller's finding that his campaign did not coordinate with Russia to declare that the investigation was an exoneration.
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"Accordingly, we urge DOJ to coordinate with state attorneys general to ensure a swift, effective and unified national response to price gouging," Zumwalt wrote.
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Did the Trump team, with the help of a data firm it hired, coordinate with the Russians to meddle in the election in 2016?
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Senior Turkish military personnel will coordinate with the combatant forces in Libya as well as provide training and expertise on the ground, Erdogan said.
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GAO recommended that DOE coordinate with other relevant federal agencies to develop a plan to implement a federal cybersecurity strategy for the electric grid.
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The document provided the clearest evidence to date that the Trump campaign may have tried to coordinate with Russians during the 693 presidential race.
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Mr. Saakashvili said after the verdict that he would coordinate with other political forces in Ukraine to push for a peaceful change of government.
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The FCC's IT workers even privately coordinate with large advocacy groups to ensure that their comments can be submitted in bulk without overloading its servers.
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The ad said it was from Make America Awesome, a Super PAC that is allowed to promote a candidate but not coordinate with the campaign.
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Premier Li Keqiang echoed the demand, calling for the Ministry of Land and Resources to coordinate with local authorities on the search and rescue mission.
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The Trump administration can't legally coordinate with these groups but Walsh's presence will signal to donors that here's a blessed place to park their cash.
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Campaigns and party committees are not allowed to coordinate with allied outside groups that are supposed to be independent, such as super PACs and nonprofits.
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This allows CBP to coordinate with Mexican officials and work through an established process where each individual is processed in the order that they arrive.
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They also develop research techniques to prevent impacts, and coordinate with the government and agencies like FEMA on how to respond to a potential strike.
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But the Turkish plotters also failed to seize key government buildings and allowed Erdogan to address the nation and coordinate with still-loyal military units.
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In addition, they coordinate with hospitals within the vicinity of the marathon to ensure that liaisons and extra staff are in place for any emergencies.
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The Progressive Change Campaign Committee's (PCCC) Virginia team will coordinate with Perriello's campaign, training field volunteers and launching a fundraising campaign on behalf of him.
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Obama directed aides to coordinate with Louisiana officials on an "appropriate time for him to visit" and they chose next Tuesday, the White House announced.
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It says law enforcement agencies will coordinate with Pakistan's intelligence agencies to identify the assets of the two charities and examine how they raise money.
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And you have to take it carefully at just the right times for it to work, so it's best to coordinate with a sleep doctor.
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Each individual describes Giuliani as serving as a second channel for implementing Ukraine policy, and multiple witnesses said Trump directed them to coordinate with Giuliani.
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Federal investigators are examining some of these relationships and whether any of them were part of an effort to coordinate with Russia's election-meddling campaign.
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The Trump associates at the meeting were offered an invitation to collude and coordinate with Russians in their campaign to defeat Clinton and elect Trump.
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Not incidentally, Mr. Manafort would also professionalize the campaign, coordinate with the Republican National Committee, set up a field operation and devise a ground game.
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Federal investigators are examining some of these relationships and whether any of them were part of an effort to coordinate with Russia's election-meddling efforts.
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Vice President Pence has scrapped a planned trip to Nevada to instead coordinate with Trump from the presidential retreat about 2628 miles outside of Washington.
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"(I) have asked officials to coordinate with the respective state governments and work towards assisting those who have been affected," Modi said in the statement.
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Stone is saying he did not coordinate with WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign or try to pressure a friend into lying to the special counsel.
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Frame told me Citizen has had a dialogue with the NYPD for "months" but that the company doesn't coordinate with police departments in any way.
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Fourth, Washington could coordinate with China, in a public pledge to protect North Korea in the event of an American invasion using China's nuclear deterrence.
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Officials added that they will continue to monitor the storm as it heads toward the U.S. and will coordinate with authorities on emergency response efforts.
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Interfax said the pilots then landed with full fuel tanks because they could not coordinate with the tower to "maneuver to discard" the jet fuel.
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Some thought countries should seal their borders to prevent the virus' spread, while others thought countries should coordinate with one another to stop the disease.
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They can call the witnesses they want, but have a real trial and do not coordinate with the White House, because that's a ridiculous idea.
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Better yet, coordinate with friends and share — trade your two-day delivery for your roommate's unlimited Bachelor in Paradise for those much-needed study breaks.
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He timed the film to coordinate with his speech, with the animated versions of the couple watching on as their real-life counterparts get engaged.
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"I have instructed the Immigration Services Agency to coordinate with related agencies to further tighten departure procedures," Justice Minister Masako Mori said in a statement.
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The decision to tap Huber to coordinate with the department's inspector general appeases Republican demands for an investigator who has the authority to prosecute people.
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McConnell has angered Democrats by repeatedly predicting Trump will be acquitted and by vowing to closely coordinate with the White House during the Senate proceedings.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, is questioning comments from the party's leader vowing to coordinate with the White House, saying they've confused an already muddled process.
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Recommendations: GAO recommended that DOE coordinate with other relevant federal agencies to develop a plan to implement a federal cybersecurity strategy for the electric grid.
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"In addition, the agency is prepared to assist the states if help is requested, and coordinate with state and federal partners as needed," Konkus said.
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The person in that position, known as a border security coordinator, will be directed to coordinate with the Department of Homeland Security, according to Sessions' memo.
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Chicago is a sanctuary city, Emanuel emphasized, a place where local police will not coordinate with immigration agents or federal agencies to enforce federal deportation efforts.
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Once a refugee is vetted and approved for resettlement, the agencies coordinate with the International Organizations for Migration to arrange their placement with a local chapter.
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Jewelry designer Marisa Seok debuted them on her Instagram, showing off some seriously manicured digits and midi rings that perfectly coordinate with her dripping nail glimmer.
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The only time he asks me advice about clothes is when we go to the Met Ball, and he wants to coordinate with what I'm wearing.
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Look how you'll coordinate with your cat: Yes, Analog Watch Co., a company I had never heard of until today, just announced its $199 Companion Collection.
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Buttigieg has a super PAC, VoteVets, backing him, but his campaign drew scrutiny for appearing to try to coordinate with the group on Twitter on Wednesday.
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If cars could coordinate with each other, instead of having to learn the vagaries of human behavior, they'd have a much easier time in parking lots.
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"We've certainly watched and observed their procedure," Gersten said of the Israelis, while noting that the military did not coordinate with the Israelis on the strike.
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"We could not coordinate with either campaign, and worked to prepare to defend either candidate in the general election," wrote Begala in an email to CNN.
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Officially, they may not be allowed to coordinate with the candidate, but for all intents and purposes, they have become the major players funding political campaigns.
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Mayor Giangiordano is also hoping to coordinate with a wedding planner and catering for couples who would like to tie the knot at the old castle.
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Khamenei said "the government's economic team is the axis of all activity in the country, calling all the bodies to coordinate with it," the website reported.
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Some of the administration's actions have created friction with Beijing as officials there struggle to respond to a public health crisis and coordinate with other countries.
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The person in that position, known as a border security coordinator, would be directed to coordinate with the Department of Homeland Security, according to Sessions' memo.
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The public health and healthcare communities must coordinate with policy makers to ensure that public health preparedness and MCM development are top national health security priorities.
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Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, called into the briefing — a signal that he was blessing the super-PAC, which legally cannot coordinate with the Trump campaign.
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It has recovered a total of five first stages using autonomous barges, which correct themselves for sea conditions and coordinate with the rocket for successful recoveries.
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My question: How much -- if any -- did Trump or the broader White House coordinate with McConnell on the messaging and the strategy of all of this?
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The government said officials would coordinate with the U.N. human rights office, go to Nuevo Laredo to interview witnesses, find the victims and punish those responsible.
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It would also give AT&T the opportunity to coordinate with Comcast Corp, which owns NBCU, to starve cheaper online video companies of content, he said.
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She added that the press office does not coordinate with Trump's legal team, but pushed back when a reporter suggested she was "blindsided" by Giuliani's comments.
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The 2015 plan set new management standards for federally owned land in the bird's 11-state range and sought to coordinate with states on other policies.
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Stone could prove crucial to answering one of the probe's key questions: Did the Trump campaign coordinate with Russia in the release of the hacked emails?
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The landmark 5-4 ruling allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts on politics, so long as they do not coordinate with campaigns or parties.
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"We would like to have air cover, air support and a force on the ground to coordinate with us," he said, according to the news service.
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It suggests that not only did Trump campaign officials try to coordinate with WikiLeaks through Stone, but that the effort came from the campaign's highest ranks.
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We'll need to coordinate with our allies throughout every corner of Europe so we can identify and crush these threats before our democratic institutions become corrupted.
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Former New York City Police Department Commissioner Ray Kelly said in an interview aired Sunday that European countries don't coordinate with each other to stop terrorism.
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In the next few months, Hezbollah will directly collect requests for returns from refugees, deliver them to Syrian authorities, and coordinate with General Security, he said.
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A spokesperson for KaiOS told TechCrunch the delay in closing the deal and making it public was due to a need to coordinate with different stakeholders.
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The consumer bureau is also required to coordinate with other financial regulators in the rule-making process, and their objections must be included in the record.
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The mercenaries loosely coordinate with the Russian military in Syria, and, in the past, have seized oil and gas fields on behalf of Mr. Assad's government.
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Then Ms. Askins realized they would perfectly coordinate with her bridesmaids' dresses for the couple's 218-person wedding at the Brooks at Weatherford, in Weatherford, Tex.
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Jay Sekulow, Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, sought to distance his client from the indictment and any suggestion that he might have sought to coordinate with WikiLeaks.
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Phys Ed Ten minutes of mild exercise can immediately alter how certain parts of the brain communicate and coordinate with one another and improve memory function.
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Kim also said the government will deploy market stabilizing measures in a timely manner and coordinate with the central bank and financial regulators in the process.
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Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, who spent Monday in fast-flooding Houston, praised Mr. Trump's initial response and his efforts to coordinate with local officials.
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In addition to mobilizing PFAW's 1.5 million members, he works to coordinate with a broad network of partner organizations that represent tens of millions of Americans.
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The GOP leader is planning to coordinate with Cipollone on key decisions such as the trial's length and who, if anyone, will be called to testify.
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Then John R. Bolton scrapped the role in 2018 when he was the national security adviser, hindering the White House's ability to coordinate with other countries.
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A senior Democratic aide told us last night that it's incumbent on the White House to coordinate with Hill Republicans and keep them in the loop.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Qatar's foreign minister said on Wednesday that Qatar is closely following developments in Iraq, and seeking to coordinate with friendly countries to reduce tensions.
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Some of those service-type gifts are on this list, because they're rad, but be sure to coordinate with others so it isn't all she gets.
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This week, it activated its emergency operations center—last implemented during Hurricane Florence in 2018—to manage its response and coordinate with doctors and health agencies.
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By law, his campaign would not have been allowed to coordinate with Sousa's group, including influencing the content of the group's advertising or its buying strategy.
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The program is small, with eight volunteers and one paid staffer, but they are passionate about what they do and coordinate with people across the country.
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The Senate's top Democrat added that the emails were "the end" of any narrative from Trump officials that they did not want to coordinate with Russia.
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"I coordinate with my lobbyist and I go to events that they feel are important," said Corey Muirhead of Logan Bus Company, who attended the dinner.
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Overcoming that hurdle has required linking existing addiction treatment providers, who needed to coordinate with each other to work more efficiently and take in more patients overall.
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The committee made multiple mentions of the Department of Homeland Security's failure to coordinate with states — and state-level distrust of that department — during the 2016 election.
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He has an additional federal case pending in Virginia, and analysts say the bail revocation may complicate his ability to coordinate with his attorneys on both cases.
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The sanctions resulted from a major push from US to coordinate with its European allies, who might see the move as an abandonment of cooperation with Europe.
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Not only did he display a talent for it, the act of drumming helped his upper and lower body to coordinate with each other in synchronized movement.
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India's oil ministry has asked state refiner Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd to coordinate with other firms to ensure that weekly payments do not exceed $500 million.
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"I make sure that I coordinate with my wife, for sure," he says when asked if he and Biel ever match their outfits on the red carpet.
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They now come in sets of four and six, and in nine different colors including blush and sky blue, which coordinate with each of Away&aposs suitcases.
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The FAA was the last major aviation authority to ground the planes in March but it is aiming to coordinate with foreign counterparts to lift the grounding.
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The big question driving Mueller's two-year investigation was simple: Did anyone affiliated with Trump's presidential campaign coordinate with the Russians to help Trump win the election?
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Schultz will develop a strategy for Obama's public profile and coordinate with Democrats on Capitol Hill, liberal activists and alumni from the White House and his campaigns.
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But if members of Congress need additional security while in their home districts (or elsewhere), Capitol Police can coordinate with local police departments to provide that security.
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The on-campus center can also coordinate with the school if you need specific accommodations or need to take a leave of absence for mental health reasons.
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The army, a recipient of U.S. aid, has said it will lead the battle alone in Lebanese territory, and does not need to coordinate with other parties.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, said on Monday it would coordinate with other oil producers to ensure an adequate crude supply and a balanced market.
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In practice, candidates wink and nod and devise ways to coordinate with these supposedly independent groups, rightly believing that hapless federal regulators won't act to punish them.
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A group of bipartisan lawmakers introduced legislation on Friday aimed at curbing the abuse of campaign funds and tightening rules on how super PACs coordinate with campaigns.
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They would work with the intelligence community and the FBI to identify threats before they occur, and coordinate with state election agencies to ensure a robust response.
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PT.This role will be varied and fast-paced and require you to coordinate with Business Insider's global news team on daily coverage as well as breaking stories.
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I got my kit sent to me directly to write this story, but if I hadn't, I would have needed to coordinate with my primary care physician.
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"You can have conspiracies and you can have individuals associated with the conspiracy who you coordinate with, cooperate with, they know about it, they're there," Cash said.
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There, emergency restorations are carried out, said Antonia Pasqua Recchia, the Culture Ministry's secretary general, who traveled to Amatrice this month to coordinate with local ministry officials.
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As a Federal Advisory Committee Act member, I watched interest groups coordinate with politically powerful groups to oppose any regulatory restriction or "right to know" regarding pesticides.
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Zinke did not coordinate with anyone, including the White House, before making his decision, and the move has likely hurt Zinke's image within the administration, Axios reported.
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The dossier, compiled by former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, detailed efforts by Russia to coordinate with the Trump campaign to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Goldstone, who had asked Emin Agalarov to review the statement in an email, was told to coordinate with Kaveladze about any draft statements, according to the transcripts.
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Mr. Trudeau did not criticize Mr. Obama's rejection of the pipeline, and has pledged to pursue an ambitious environmental agenda intended to coordinate with Mr. Obama's policies.
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We are now at a point where these super PACs brazenly coordinate with political campaigns by paying for fundraising events, advertising for them, and promoting their candidates.
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Now, the Russians have chosen to go it alone, refusing to coordinate with OPEC in proposed production cuts perhaps in the hope of undercutting American oil producers.
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Facebook has said it is working with Twitter, Google and other companies to spot sophisticated threats earlier, and will continue to coordinate with law enforcement when appropriate.
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On Thursday, it appointed a three-star general to coordinate with agencies, and it waived the Jones Act, which was seen as a hindrance to relief efforts.
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He also acknowledged the constraints doctors and health care providers face when reaching out to coordinate with public health labs on testing an increasing number of patients.
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But other G6 leaders may have managed to get Trump to do something unusual -- coordinate with them on issues like the US posture toward China and Iran.
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The coalition said it would coordinate with the Yemeni government to compensate victims and would review the rules of engagement to prevent such episodes in the future.
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The office would coordinate with various departments to assess the positive and negative effects a proposed product or service would create and issue an approval or denial.
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He said he plans to coordinate with the U.S. president after he announces his Middle East peace plan the day after the Israeli election on Sept. 17.
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The statement said the Olympic torch relay would be "a grand start for us and we would like to coordinate with relevant parties to continue the preparation."
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In the meantime, coordinate with your advisor to evaluate your income sources and tax brackets to figure out the best way to tap your savings in retirement.
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The bill would allow the ombudsman to coordinate with federal agencies and develop compliance guides and training webinars to help small businesses when new regulations are issued.
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This means Pompeo knew how central Giuliani was to the scheme and encouraged Sondland — and perhaps others — to coordinate with the president's personal lawyer on Ukraine policy.
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"We expect Amtrak will coordinate with the M.T.A. and L.I.R.R. as they've committed to do to make the improvements necessary while minimizing impact to riders," she said.
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Zinke did not coordinate with anyone, including the White House, before making his decision, and the move has likely hurt Zinke's image within the administration, Axios reported.
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"It is all depending on the shareholder's decisions where to list because we need to coordinate with the other markets when the decision is made," Nasser said.
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Rajoy is now in Barcelona to coordinate with officials there, and members of the local government's Crisis Cabinet have met to decide what further action is required.
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"The only reason it's even credible now is because of what he's been able to coordinate with Trump," said Mr. Lipner, an analyst at the Atlantic Council.
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Besides probing the "pre-sale process, off-take, sale, payments and taxes", the committee must coordinate with the auditor general to reconcile payments and liabilities against the government.
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Unfortunately, that also means Michael Fassbender's going to have to start cultivating some serious facial hair if he wants to coordinate with his S.O.'s red carpet look.
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While I'm based in Montreal, the main office is in New York, and I find myself traveling back and forth a lot to coordinate with the team there.
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Eliminating those folks is harder, because without a presence in the country you lose insight into what's going on and you lose the ability to coordinate with partners.
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Facebook also introduced a new Events tab that allows users to see what's happening around them, get recommendations, discover local businesses and coordinate with friends to make plans.
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Russia has already said it will no longer coordinate with the US when it comes to airspace and has promised to boost anti-air defenses at Syrian bases.
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The operation suggests that the urban cells have the capacity to coordinate with units in the countryside, says Gerson Arias, who participated in negotiations with the guerrilla group.
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If you are hoping for some getting ready photos, the planned time slot for the bride's hair and makeup should coordinate with the arrival time of your photographer.
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Other releases have been far less valiant and recently released communications show a concerted effort to coordinate with the Trump regime in order to get immunity for Assange.
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A State Department official appeared to coordinate with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The deal would, among other things, strip state pensions from public officials convicted of corruption and strengthen prohibitions on political campaigns' ability to coordinate with independent expenditure committees.
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A partial transcript released by the White House of a July 25 phone call showed Trump urging his Ukrainian counterpart to coordinate with Giuliani on the Biden probe.
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However, before requiring the submission of information from any financial company, the OFR was required to coordinate with each agency and rely on information available from such agencies.
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And should the regime crack down, as many expect, there will be little choice but to impose new sanctions and coordinate with the Europeans to do the same.
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The super PAC is allowed to raise and spend an unlimited amount of money in support of Trump but is not permitted to coordinate with the official campaign.
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"We're working trying to coordinate with Cruz and others who have concerns about the transition," Thune said Tuesday, insisting that his efforts were not in conflict with Cruz's.
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"[T]his happened so suddenly and it takes time to coordinate with other tenants, especially when your home is owned and controlled by a large developer," Rose said.
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Local bureaucracies, the World Health Organization, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Unicef — all report to and coordinate with Dr. Safdar's office under a federal program similar to India's.
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The lion's share of expenses and work fall on the hosts — they buy or rent the property, coordinate with guests, clean up after them — while Airbnb collects fees.
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Washington and Tehran will also need to coordinate with each other and engage with Iraqi leaders to ensure that Mr. Abadi's gamble does not become a major crisis.
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They had to coordinate with teams from other institutions who were collecting other organs, and at times there were 25 people in the operating room, Dr. Brandacher said.
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CAIRO, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Qatar's foreign minister said on Wednesday that Qatar is closely following developments in Iraq, and seeking to coordinate with friendly countries to reduce tensions.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska revealed the first public qualms with Mitch McConnell's vow to coordinate with the White House on a quick impeachment trial for President Trump.
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Restoration FEMA, PREPA and the PROMESA Oversight Board should coordinate with the Puerto Rico Energy Commission to ensure restoration efforts are consistent with the Commission's orders and resolutions.
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EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom also said Brussels would take the case to the World Trade Organization and coordinate with other trade partners against the proposed U.S. tariffs.
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You're referring to a super-PAC that we don't coordinate with that was set up to support President Obama, that has now decided they want to support me.
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Manafort has denied multiple charges against him, as well as accusations that he was involved in a scheme to coordinate with Russia during the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
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Saudi Arabia, for example is currently trying to coordinate with Moscow on how best to stabilize oil markets and want Putin to pressure Iran to do the same.
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We need to make federal housing and transportation funds contingent on remedying these zoning ordinances and coordinate with state and local officials and leaders to ensure equitable zoning.
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Hedge fund managers do not coordinate with McKinsey consultants, the firm says, and about 90 percent of MIO's capital, including the Valeant investment, is managed by outside funds.
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Fuming Democrats That's caused anger among some Democrats, who say McConnell's plan to coordinate with the White House amounts to an admission of partiality ahead of a trial.
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Prosecutors said in January 2019 that Manafort shared political polling data with Kilimnik in 2016, providing an indication that Trump's campaign may have tried to coordinate with Russians.
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Shanahan has canceled his international travel set for Wednesday in order to more effectively coordinate with the National Security Council and the State Department on Venezuela, Shanahan's spokesperson said.
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This battleground race attracted heavy outside spending from political action committees and other groups that can spend without limits as long as they don't coordinate with an individual candidate.
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Our Revolution, founded by Sanders as a vehicle for his national movement after he ended his first bid for the Democratic nomination, cannot legally coordinate with his presidential campaign.
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According to Pai, these procedural missteps include failing to coordinate with the National Tribal Telecommunications Association, an industry trade group that represents telecom firms in Native American tribal lands.
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I was directed by Dr. Kupperman to coordinate with the interagency stakeholders to put together a policy process to demonstrate that the interagency supported security sector assistance to Ukraine.
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Minister Kang, Minster Kono and I have developed a close friendship, and together we will continue to closely coordinate with respect to North Korea as we move forward together.
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Facebook said at the time of the meeting it would set up a separate channel to directly coordinate with the communication and information ministry on reports of illegal content.
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Promotion should increase the status of the cabinet's department and of its chief, giving him the leverage to force regulators accustomed to acting independently to coordinate with each other.
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But the US military will continue to coordinate with the Russian military about its air operations in the area, in order to avoid any collisions, the State Department said.
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The army, which was fighting on the Lebanese side of the eastern border, said it didn't coordinate with Hezbollah, which was fighting on the Syrian side in West Qalamoun.
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S/he will work within USGR's climate and energy policy team, and coordinate with and provide support to state chapter staff and counterparts in the Conservancy's North America Region.
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Some national security aides are worried that with just three weeks remaining before the summit there isn't enough enough time to coordinate with the North Koreans on possible outcomes.
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"The State Bank of Vietnam will coordinate with relevant agencies to discuss and address the issue raised by the U.S. Treasury in a cooperative manner," the central bank said.
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Super PACs can take in and spend as much as they want, but they are limited in their ability to coordinate with and donate to candidates and other officials.
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The courts have also been encouraged to coordinate with their district's U.S. Attorney, U.S. Marshal and Federal Protective Service to determine the staff levels necessary to maintain court operations.
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Diamond Quadricolor Hoops, $760AUrate's delicate diamond hoops were designed to coordinate with the company's beautiful Quadricolor Ring ($920), a classic cornerstone ring made of gold and inset with diamonds.
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Consider this common situation: Today, to book a trip, you usually have to load up several travel sites, consult your calendar and coordinate with your family and your colleagues.
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"We would like to have air cover, air support and a force on the ground to coordinate with us," Kobani said at an airbase in Syria, according to Reuters.
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"We do not coordinate with campaigns, but carbon capture should be an essential element in any comprehensive strategy to eliminate carbon emissions," said Alec Gerlach, communications director with C2ES.
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Not only did Nunes advise and coordinate with the Trump operation during the campaign, he also worked closely with the very people who are under investigation during the transition.
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Accordingly, Saudi Arabia will coordinate with fellow oil producers to ensure adequate supplies are available to consumers while ensuring the global oil market does not go out of balance.
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The worry is that the EU will not vigorously defend itself and coordinate with the U.S., like the U.S. and the EU have in past WTO cases involving China.
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From here, the GSC staff, which includes former military and security experts who speak a dozen different languages, coordinate with local Uber staff and city, county or state officials.
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"We are in touch with his partner and continue to coordinate with the authorities in locating David," Tristan Peniston-Bird, a Euroclear spokesman, wrote in an email on Wednesday.
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Are you referring to a Super PAC that we don't coordinate with, that was set up to support President Obama that has now decided they want to support me?
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Quick take: China is wary of direct talks between North Korea and the U.S., and it's no surprise they'd want to coordinate with Kim ahead of any such negotiations.
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The production's director, Tyne Rafaeli, places them on the mezzanine level of Arnulfo Maldonado's set, in costumes by David C. Woolard that coordinate with those of the cast downstairs.
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A spokeswoman for the TMT collaboration said nothing would happen right away on the mountaintop, and that it would take time to coordinate with the mayor and the state.
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U.S. officials will continue to coordinate with Guaido's team about the creation of a specific plan in the upcoming days to meet the country's humanitarian needs, the spokesman said.
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It is designed to fit over most surge protectors and comes in four colors — black, white, light sage and moonlight blue — so it can coordinate with most room designs.
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Getting information out about the storm was crucial, so six people at the center started helping to reach out to reporters, coordinate with media outlets and blitz social media.
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Since the Pentagon needs to coordinate with other agencies on the strategy, this year's bill would call for progress reports should the Pentagon need more time deliver the strategy.
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But she cannot control independent political action committees known as super PACs, which may raise and spend unlimited funds as long as they do not coordinate with candidates' campaigns.
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The addition of a former Buttigieg aide to VoteVets is the latest connection between the two, which are not allowed to explicitly coordinate with each other under federal law.
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" In hindsight, Hill said she realized through Sondland's deposition that he was right not to coordinate with her "because we weren't doing the same thing that he was doing.
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Accessories can either coordinate with the overall color scheme of a room, for a calm, cohesive look, or deliver punches of contrasting color and pattern to invigorate the space.
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When she injured her arm on a tour of "Dolly" in the 1990s, Mr. Reams said, she performed in a sling, switched out periodically to coordinate with her costume.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article did not include details about provisions for media drone operators to coordinate with the FAA before flying during the temporary flight restriction.
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Ms. Bradshaw was quick to dismiss concerns that Right to Rise, which legally cannot coordinate with the Bush campaign, was going too far in its attacks on Mr. Bush's rivals.
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Last week, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that the ministry will coordinate with the central bank its actions over the fund's spending, since that may affect the rouble rate.
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He asked the central bank to focus on its core job of monetary policy and not development finance and coordinate with government on getting credit flowing to the real sector.
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" On a CNN report his campaign is seeking to coordinate with the Cruz campaign in an effort to upend Trump: "No, no, I'm not involved in all the process stuff.
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The invitations will include advance warning of when the exclusive raid will take place, giving them ample time to coordinate with other trainers before taking on the powerful raid boss.
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Republicans Overseas raises its money locally, not relying on funding from the Republican party or the Trump campaign, according to Zell, though he said they coordinate with the campaign daily.
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"It will make it extraordinarily difficult to coordinate with Europe in the future," Hill, who was a national intelligence officer for Russia and Eurasia at the National Intelligence Council, says.
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"GSA plans to coordinate with the President-elect's team to address any issues that may be related to the Old Post Office building," spokeswoman Renee Kelly said in a statement.
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People complained that the longer days were hard to adjust to, and the sense that this was done to coordinate with foreign television stations left a bad taste for many.
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Their latest matching moment was when Davidson got the same French phrase (popularized by Breakfast at Tiffany's), "mille tendresse" on the back of his neck to coordinate with his girl.
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"We will coordinate with other parties who share our ideology and are interested in forming a government together," said its leader, Uttama Savanayana, a former minister under Prayuth's previous cabinets.
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Foster had wanted to coordinate with SAGE on a project for years, but he was truly inspired to connect with the organization after the death of his mother last summer.
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The suit includes allegations of misusing funds to buy artwork to decorate Trump's private golf club, illegally coordinate with Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, and pay off business and legal obligations.
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At Orlando Health, Zika screening is now integrated into our emergency response and obstetrics procedures, building on existing efforts to monitor disease outbreaks and coordinate with regional and federal partners.
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In the months that followed, investigators turned up intercepted communications appearing to show efforts by Russian operatives to coordinate with Trump associates on damaging Hillary Clinton's election prospects, officials said.
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He also plans to relocate the cybersecurity office of intelligence agency, the Australian Signals Directorate, outside the broader Australian Security Intelligence Organisation to make it easier to coordinate with businesses.
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The department found that Mr. Trump did not violate any campaign finance laws when he pressed the Ukrainian president to coordinate with Mr. Barr on investigations into his political rivals.
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Page claimed this was purely a courtesy and not to officially coordinate with the Trump team, and that he understood from the reply that the campaign wanted to remain uninvolved.
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Juncker told a German radio station that it was crucial to coordinate with the United States to ensure sanctions against Russia over its role in the Ukraine crisis are effective.
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The U.N., which is legally obliged to coordinate with Damascus, has repeatedly criticized the Syrian government for restricting access, especially to besieged areas, and for removing vital items from convoys.
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Check out the final product -- it's an image of Witherspoon from his 2008 comedy special 'You Got To Coordinate' with the title written across in the inside of the shoe.
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"We will closely coordinate with the United States, China, Japan and other neighbors in this process," it said, adding that Seoul had asked Pyongyang to halt acts that stoke tension.
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Pizza to the Polls hopes to continue to provide pizza-based fuel to protesters in the future, and are looking into ways to better coordinate with marches and sit-ins.
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They will coordinate with us as they move ahead with their proof of concept tunnel under Sepulveda Boulevard to ensure it doesn't interfere with our Sepulveda Transit Corridor rail project.
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The startup launched in 2013 as sort of a Github for music production that saved between every change so artists could revert to old versions and easily coordinate with collaborators.
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The landmark case, in which Scalia joined the majority, allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts on politics, so long as they do not coordinate with campaigns or parties.
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But private citizens, including billionaires, can donate unlimited amounts to Super PACS (Political Action Committees), so long as the Super PAC does not coordinate with the candidate's own campaign committee.
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"As long as the opposition parties can maintain unity and coordinate with his opponents within the Tory party, I don't think he has any alternative but to resign," Ferguson said.
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The court documents in the Papadopoulos case represent the most explicit evidence yet that Mr. Trump's campaign was eager to coordinate with Russian officials to undermine his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Strategists for Unite the Country, which can raise and spend unlimited sums so long as they don't coordinate with Biden's campaign, now expect to take in even more than before.
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The dissident group will seek to coordinate with fellow leftist rebels, the National Liberation Army (ELN), Marquez said, and will not use kidnapping and ransom as a source of financing.
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And in speaking to the doctors, we think this is something that we can develop fairly rapidly, a vaccine for the future and coordinate with the support of our partners.
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Mr. Biden has pledged not to accept contributions from the fossil fuel industry but his super PAC, which cannot legally coordinate with the campaign, is not bound by that edict.
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Lisa Murkowski's Tuesday comments about her concern about Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's statements about his intention to coordinate with the White House on the defense of President Donald Trump.
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The process would be streamlined in part by requiring project leaders to coordinate with one agency, rather than undergo multiple NEPA reviews with each agency with jurisdiction over the project.
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As the traffic controller, Amtrak has to coordinate with the commuter railroads, explaining the effects of an episode like Monday's derailment, said Charles W. Moorman, the chief executive of Amtrak.
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Sims stressed that monetary policy needs to coordinate with fiscal policy, meaning the BOJ needs to continue its debt purchases to keep yields low until 2 percent inflation is achieved.
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The dossier said Cohen had traveled to Prague during summer 2016 and struck a corrupt bargain with Russians, agreeing to coordinate with their efforts to help Trump win the election.
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The potential reward is enormous: Stone could identify the "senior Trump campaign officials" who directed him to coordinate with WikiLeaks (or at least confirm their identities, assuming Mueller already knows).
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And Virginia law, which allows outside groups to coordinate with campaigns more than virtually any other state, may help Gillespie erase Northam's fundraising edge with the snap of a finger.
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The EU also said at the time that it would take the case to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and coordinate with other trade partners against the proposed U.S. tariffs.
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Under the Republican counsel's questioning, Dr. Hill said she confronted Mr. Sondland in July about his failure to coordinate with other members of the administration on his actions regarding Ukraine.
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The SDF said it had set up a command centre to coordinate with the U.S.-led coalition in the campaign to drive Islamic State from Raqqa, its de facto Syrian capital.
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Those national organizations include both the official House Republican and Democratic campaign arms as well as political action committees that can spend cash in support of, but not coordinate with, candidates.
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"Jared and the White House were coordinating with the state department, the problem is that Rex Tillerson couldn't figure out how to coordinate with the state department," wrote an Administration official.
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Because the vessels are anchored in international waters, UNVIM can only coordinate with regional parties, including the coalition, to facilitate vessels' access to the ports, the U.N. said in its statement.
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Extensive training or guidance, however, was not issued to officers in the field and there had been no plans to coordinate with child welfare experts or advocates, according to the source.
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Taiwan would "continue to actively coordinate with the U.S. government to stably deepen the security partnership between Taiwan and the United States on a mutually beneficial basis", Taiwan's foreign ministry said.
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Find your presidential match with CNN's 2016 Candidate Matchmaker But lawmakers supporting Trump, who have been meeting weekly to coordinate with his campaign, were adamant that personal attacks would hurt him.
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A later statement from State Department Spokesperson John Kirby stated that the purpose of the (JIC) was to coordinate with Russia, and that Syria would have no role in the effort.
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While in the dining room, the chairs have eight sets of custom-made slipcovers that coordinate with 14 different sets of china, ready for any type of entertaining — or special guests.
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The LED screen overlooks the plaza outside of Taipei City Hall, where a New Year's Eve concert is held every year and showcases animations that coordinate with the music and fireworks.
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If it's too late and space rubble is found hurtling towards the Earth's surface, the team will coordinate with the U.S. government to plan a response to an actual impact threat.
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He requested similar information from the Federal Reserve, including steps it has taken to coordinate with SWIFT, Bangladesh Bank, the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Treasury since the heist.
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She noted that because the disclosure terms for the bug bounty program require participants to coordinate with the organizers before publishing anything, this raises the possibility that restrictions could arise there.
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The Ministry of Education said late Wednesday that it would coordinate with environmental protection and quality inspection authorities to inspect synthetic rubber tracks in schools across China during the summer break.
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Super PACs can raise and spend as much cash as they want, with one major caveat: they're not allowed to coordinate with or donate to the candidates and campaigns they're supporting.
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The Department of Justice and the State Department should consider establishing a joint task force to coordinate with U.S. courts, where victims of abuse by corrupt governments could submit their evidence.
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New York already deployed resources to Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria, but Rosselló said in a press conference that the island would coordinate with New York and Florida to reinforce brigades.
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Valen & Jette's Meg earrings have an "exaggerated floral motif and deep-green stones" that can dress up a white sweater and mom jeans ensemble or coordinate with a silver chandelier dress.
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Mueller's 448-page report says Russia sought to help Trump win the 2016 election, but that the Trump campaign did not coordinate with Moscow as part of its election interference efforts.
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The Church even tried to coordinate with the airport to lead missionaries to the parking lot, but that's where things went south ... because the greeters just gathered in the parking area.
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To do so, he is going to have to take some cues from his peers and coordinate with other leaders -- rather than insulting them or trying to bully them into submission.
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The mercenaries loosely coordinate with the Russian military in Syria, although Wagner's leaders have reportedly received awards in the Kremlin, and its mercenaries are trained at the Russian Defense Ministry's bases.
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The regulation overhauls major sections of the EPA's Risk Management Program for such plants, with new requirements that companies coordinate with local officials and first responders, and learn from past mistakes.
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NEPA regulations press agencies to expedite reviews, to coordinate with other required reviews, and to solicit community input early so that reviewers can quickly focus on the concerns that really matter.
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He urged Mr. Zelensky to coordinate with Mr. Giuliani and to pursue investigations of "corruption," according to people familiar with the call, the details of which have not previously been reported.
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Mexico plays a "huge role" in the program's expansion progress as well, since the US has to coordinate with Mexico on each location where returns will take place, said the official.
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The company also said it plans to expand its digital activities and bring the running of its online business in Europe in-house in May to better coordinate with its stores.
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Improving WASH in health-care facilities requires all organizations engaged in health care to better coordinate with multiple sectors from both government and private industry, and we must include local engagement.
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A group of former DOE lawyers and policy advisers formed the National Student Legal Defense Network to coordinate with these ongoing efforts and possibly file new suits on behalf of students.
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" When asked how difficult it would be to coordinate with millions of ships in space, like the stations will do in No Man's Sky, Julian laughs and sarcastically replies: "Oh, fun.
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Super PACs are a type of campaign committee that are allowed to raise unlimited sums of money from Americans for political purposes, provided they do not directly coordinate with official candidate campaigns.
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One European government official said the letter showed a "misunderstanding of how the European Union works" because the defence pact and fund were only one way to coordinate with the United States.
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The release of Democratic documents by WikiLeaks set in motion the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller and congressional committees into whether the Trump campaign attempted to coordinate with Russia or WikiLeaks.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will coordinate with fellow Arab countries to contain any fallout from the U.S. decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, Foreign Minister Khemaies Jhinaoui said on Friday.
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Dawson, who opted for a black suit and a red tie for the night, tells PEOPLE that he chose his outfit to coordinate with his fiancée, who stunned in a red dress.
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"If there's really a problem then the U.S. side can directly contact the Chinese side and communicate, and China will continue to conscientiously investigate and coordinate with a responsible attitude," Hua said.
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The most important autonomous technology for the US is the kind that can transport more people at a time, coordinate with existing transit connections, and help get more cars off the road.
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But the impact of Trump's decision could be immediate, potentially hurting efforts to coordinate with allies to thwart Russian interference in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections, intelligence and law enforcement professionals said.
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The controversial practice allows the federal government to coordinate with state and local officials to seize cash, drugs, guns and other assets from suspects before they have been convicted of a crime.
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As part of the agreement, the government moved top gang leaders out of El Salvador's maximum security prison to regular facilities where they were able to coordinate with lieutenants on the street.
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Trump has publicly targeted Warner several times as he maintains he did not coordinate with Russia or try to obstruct special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Mueller's 22-month investigation found that Russia sought to help Trump win the 2016 election, but that the Trump campaign did not coordinate with Moscow as part of its election interference efforts.
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From the announcement:"ALL EMERGENCY/LIFE SAVING FLIGHT (MEDICAL/LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIREFIGHTING) OPERATIONS MUST COORDINATE WITH DOE PRIOR TO THEIR ENTRY INTO THE TFR AT 702-295-0311 TO AVOID POTENTIAL DELAYS."
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Mickey Nelson, a retired assistant director of protective operations with the Secret Service, said that agents coordinate with the police and would be involved with removing someone only as a last resort.
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Ww should coordinate with the National Security Council and federal partners to develop a U.S. government framework for multi-agency response to international incidents, and improve internal coordination for preparedness and response.
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The Mercers maintained close control over the group's purse strings, installing Ms. Conway to oversee the group and coordinate with several other pro-Cruz groups, an unusual move for a super PAC.
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A senior U.S. defense official said Esper and his French counterpart will discuss on Saturday how France's navy could coordinate with Washington to ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
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"It's the same problem, the same behavior, but at the exact wrong time," said one official, arguing that CMS and Verma's failure to coordinate with HHS has been a persistent management problem.
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One European government official said the letter showed a "misunderstanding of how the European Union works" because the defense pact and fund were only one way to coordinate with the United States.
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Under his tenure, the president has given the impression it is not the White House's job to coordinate with federal agencies and that by extension, he does not own his agencies' failures.
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VICE obtained a memo outlining the plan, which read in part: The status of the plan is now unclear, though Fox told VICE she did plan to coordinate with other area hospitals.
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"Beyond questions of supply, the private sector lacks the ability to process incoming requests, prioritize the most urgent needs, and coordinate with other companies absent more concerted government involvement," the letter continues.
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Defenders of Cambridge make a similar argument to that of many former Trump campaign staffers and supporters: They simply weren't competent enough to coordinate with the Russians and meddle in an election.
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Some finance ministry officials have suggested Modi's government could push long pending reforms, related to land acquisition and labor, during the coming year, though it will have to coordinate with state governments.
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Administration officials, including FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor, have been in touch with the Governor and her team today, and we will continue to monitor the effects and coordinate with Puerto Rico officials.
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Administration officials, including FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor, have been in touch with the Governor and her team today, and we will continue to monitor the effects and coordinate with Puerto Rico officials.
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Trump must assiduously consult New York's senators and concur on excellent prospects for three remaining openings and nominate them, while Schumer needs to coordinate with Graham and McConnell in facilitating their confirmation.
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Airlines have urged regulators to coordinate with one another in a bid to avoid damaging splits over safety as they evaluate software changes undertaken by Boeing to return the Max to flight.
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In an interview that aired on Christmas Eve, Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska told an Anchorage TV station she was "disturbed" by Mr. McConnell's pledge to coordinate with the president's legal team.
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The myriad investigations related to Russian interference in the 2016 US election and potential attempts to coordinate with Trump's associates continue, leading to backlash from the President and regular developments gripping Washington.
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"Facebook will set up a separate channel to directly coordinate with Vietnam's communication and information ministry to prioritize requests from the ministry and other competent authorities in the country," the statement said.
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As a tax-exempt nonprofit group, America First Policies is permitted to keep its donors secret as long as it doesn't get too political, and it doesn't coordinate with candidates or campaigns.
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These entities can raise and spend unlimited sums of money in the form of independent expenditures, advocating for or against a candidate as long as they do not coordinate with that candidate's campaign.
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At the same briefing, the chairwoman of the Export-Import Bank of China, a policy bank, said that she hopes China's financial regulators could effectively coordinate with each other to avoid regulatory arbitrage.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has authorized about 300 U.S. special operations forces to operate on the ground from secret locations inside Syria to help coordinate with local forces to battle Islamic State there.
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I have to make all the appointments, make sure they coordinate with one another, make sure they are constantly communicating, that they know what medications I take and what they are prescribing me.
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BRUSSELS, June 16 (Reuters) - The European Union on Friday stressed the need to coordinate with Washington after the U.S. Senate proposed new sanctions against Russia that have provoked a sharp response from Germany.
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He also directed the State Police Hate Crimes Unit to coordinate with the FBI and NYPD on their investigations "and any additional acts of violence or discrimination" by the group across the state.
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They've been saving up to hire a wedding planner, and chose local company Hand in Hand Weddings & Events to coordinate with their vendors and make sure everything runs smoothly during their wedding day.
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"The FBI continues to coordinate with federal and state partners not only on what transpired in 2016, but looking forward to what may come in the 2018 election cycle," an agency spokesperson said.
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US President Barack Obama has authorized about 300 US special operations forces to operate on the ground from secret locations inside Syria to help coordinate with local forces to battle Islamic State there.
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The Kentucky senator said in December that he would not be "an impartial juror" in Trump's impeachment trial and that he would coordinate with White House lawyers in charge of leading Trump's defense.
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When the housing crisis hit his beloved Baltimore community hard, he assigned one person to respond to constituents' needs and coordinate with lenders and mortgage servicers to help keep people in their homes.
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You can get an idea of that here: Google also incorporated a bunch of smaller changes that might be impactful if you're in your calendar a lot or often coordinate with other people.
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The lucky candidate will be expected to coordinate with the technical design team to "deliver the best possible animated Lego models" and they'll also need to think about production timings, budgets and deadlines.
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Eventually, Schoenebeck and his team decided to coordinate with other researchers—including some who have spent decades collecting the DNA and examining the airways of hundreds of Norwich Terriers—to unravel the mystery.
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Discussion of additional U.S. sanctions on Russia for its interference in the 2016 presidential election and general bad behavior is heating up in Congress, but lawmakers should coordinate with our allies before acting.
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The company is seeking a bank to coordinate with the African Development Bank to co-arrange and structure the debt that will go towards acquiring five new Airbus A320 planes, Rene Decurey said.
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The chancellor is already networking, intending to fly to this year's G20 president Japan in early February to coordinate with a like-minded power, while selling her multilateral message to lawmakers at home.
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A senior trade official also told Reuters the ministry would need to coordinate with Washington on the trade deal, but declined to elaborate further, as he needed time to look into the matter.
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When "a particular mission in safeguarding sovereignty", comes up government authorities will coordinate with the fishing militia, the advisor said, asking them to gather information on the activities of foreign vessels at sea.
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Bank representatives said earnings are determined by a combination of meeting dates for boards of directors, holidays and travel schedules of CEOs, and that banks do not coordinate with each other on scheduling.
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All this also takes the help and coordination of park rangers with walkie talkies, as the path is so narrow those walking down to the beach must coordinate with those returning from it.
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His report leaves no doubt that it was the Russian government that orchestrated the effort, and that many of Mr. Trump's aides welcomed it — even if they did not actively coordinate with Moscow.
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Xin, speaking to reporters at a State Council briefing, said China will coordinate with other countries to push forward on business resumption even as the pandemic stokes uncertainty about the return to normalcy.
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Xin, speaking to reporters at a State Council briefing, said China will coordinate with other countries to push forward on business resumption even as the pandemic stokes uncertainty about the return to normalcy.
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Ten minutes of mild, almost languorous exercise can immediately alter how certain parts of the brain communicate and coordinate with one another and improve memory function, according to an encouraging new neurological study.
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Separately, the ministry also said it will coordinate with the Bank of Korea to make sure the central bank's key lending facility for small and medium-sized businesses supports job growth more effectively.
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"We believe that the data that we collect is quite useful to rescue effort organizers and we hope that we will be able to better coordinate with them in the future," he said.
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The president also promised that the Federal Emergency Management Agency "will continue to coordinate with the emergency management staff" and "other federal partners" should the state or territories be hit by the storm.
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Instead, awareness reviews generally went to the head of the agency program office in question and to congressional affairs staffers so they could coordinate with any requests from lawmakers, the former official said.
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Former US special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker also testified that Giuliani's name came up in that Oval Office meeting, though Volker didn't say Trump gave an explicit direction to coordinate with Giuliani.
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The first bill, called the Securing and Heightening the Integrity of our Elections and Lawful Democracy (SHIELD) Act, would prompt the Department of Homeland Security to coordinate with political campaign committees on cybersecurity.
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The House passed a bill to designate the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission as the lead agency for interstate gas pipeline permitting and require other agencies to coordinate with FERC and conduct simultaneous reviews.
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It's what the IRS calls a "social welfare organization," permitted to operate tax-free and keep its donors secret as long as its main focus isn't politics, and it doesn't coordinate with candidates.
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It's what the IRS calls a "social welfare organization," permitted to operate tax-free and keep its donors secret as long as its main focus isn't politics and it doesn't coordinate with candidates.
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Though he expects that the group will eventually coordinate with local and state governments, "our main megaphone is going to be getting local makers to make things according to vetted plans," he said.
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Each senator is one vote out of 100, but McConnell's pronouncement that he will totally coordinate with the White House is destructive to the underlying constitutional process we are about to see unfold.
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"Of course we want to see security, but we've got issues with infrastructure, we've got issues with having enough equipment on our bridges, and we want to coordinate with Mexicans more," said Rep.
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Some roam hospitals on their own or in duos making judgment calls about who to engage and how, while others coordinate with staff to visit select patients based on their profiles and needs.
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Turns out it was the ocean blue locks he gave Kim to coordinate with one of the new spandex Yeezy looks she modeled in what looks to be another paparazzi style campaign shoot. Mrs.
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" Iraq's Ministry of Youth and Sport which organized the ceremony first defended it, then said: "the ministry will coordinate with official bodies to prevent any scenes that contrast with the holiness of the province.
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At the same time, Trump's defenders could point to Mueller's conclusions that the President's 2016 campaign did not illegally coordinate with the Russians and that he would not charge the President with obstructing justice.
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On election night, about 20163 people from Duterte's online campaign operation gathered in a conference room in northern Metro Manila to better coordinate with each other on content, said a source who was there.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will coordinate with British authorities at the highest level its response to the nerve agent attack that London has blamed on Russia, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Wednesday.
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Merkel told a closed session of the German parliament's foreign affairs committee on Wednesday that she would need to coordinate with other EU leaders after British legislators rejected the withdrawal agreement the evening before.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Monday ordered Energy Transfer Partners to coordinate with tribes to create an oil-spill response plan for the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline by April 1, 2018.
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TUNIS, March 29 (Reuters) - Tunisia said on Friday it will coordinate with other Arab countries in efforts to contain any fall-out from the U.S. decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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In the case of Citizens' United, it was to allow them to spend unlimited amounts, as long as they didn't coordinate with candidates—because limiting what they could spend would be limiting their speech.
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Republicans argued that the end of the probe and the revelation that Mueller won't be issuing any new indictments hint that the special counsel concluded that Trump and his campaign didn't coordinate with Moscow.
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Finally, in that role, Bolton will have to coordinate with the director of National Intelligence and the 16 additional intelligence agencies, and utilize their wide-ranging knowledge to provide reality checks for developing policy.
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The UAE is also engaged in Yemen and, while they have demonstrated an ability to coordinate with various allies, they could be wary of contributing to a force in Syria at the same time.
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Given that Papadopoulos has admitted to trying to coordinate with the Russians during the campaign, it becomes harder for the White House to maintain that no one in Trump's orbit was guilty of collusion.
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OPEC's ability to coordinate with U.S. oil producers is constrained by U.S. antitrust laws, similar to the loophole in the Achnacarry Agreement, but without their collaboration it will prove hard to stabilize market shares.
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And the unease produced by the aliens' arrival has some nations thinking about nukes — if the silent invaders don't take humankind out, infighting between panicked nations that refuse to coordinate with one another will.
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Ishihara, speaking to reporters after the central bank overhauled its stimulus program by adopting a target for long-term interest rates, said the government would continue to coordinate with the BOJ to accelerate Abenomics.
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Quiniones said he planned to travel to Puerto Rico on Saturday to check in with the 15 NYPA workers still on the island and coordinate with the leadership of PREPA and the Army Corps.
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While you can use programs like Slack and Trello to organize your workload and coordinate with colleagues who also work remotely or work in an office, one of the best platforms is simply Google.
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Lieberman held talks with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, as part of efforts by Israel to coordinate with Moscow on actions in Syria and avoid the risk of confrontation.
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Election lawyers typically allow such groups to keep their donors secret as long as 51 percent of the group's activities aren't related to politics and the group does not coordinate with candidates, CNBC noted.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said there was already a need to coordinate with Justice prior to Mueller's appointment.
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Super PACs — which legally cannot coordinate with campaigns — supporting several of his opponents have announced significant advertising campaigns in Super Tuesday states, but Unite the Country, the group backing Biden, has not gotten involved.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has become increasingly concerned about the issue and is working to coordinate with other agencies on how to respond if a serious medical device hack were to occur.
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She noted that meetings with NSC experts are intended to provide Bolton with the full scope of information related to a specific threat so he can then coordinate with relevant agencies to address them.
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Another feature lets you create your will for free, and share that information with key people as well, including the witnesses you need to coordinate with in order to finalize the will, for example.
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The late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez in the mid-2000s attempted to coordinate with Colombian guerrillas to flood the United States with cocaine, according to federal prosecutors' documents obtained by The Wall Street Journal.
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If a person in McConnell's position -- judge or juror -- tried to coordinate with a party to a criminal case, he would be thrown off the case, disciplined and potentially prosecuted for obstruction of justice.
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" They also said the transfers between state parties and DNC are to pay for campaigns that "will coordinate with local, state and federal Democratic campaigns to work to elect progressives across the country in November.
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Both versions will be available for the iPhone 6/s, 6/s Plus, and the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, in your choice of black, white, and gray finished to help color-coordinate with your device.
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Beyoncé accessorized with a metallic pink clutch, cat-eye specs, and a half-up 'do, and Blue Ivy's got bright pink sandals (to coordinate with mom's bag, obviously) and pink shades perched in her hair.
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" Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said the kingdom will "coordinate with fellow oil producers to ensure adequate supplies are available to consumers while ensuring the global oil market does not go out of balance.
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The House Appropriations Committee signaled its support last May in bipartisan report language accompanying an FDA funding bill, urging the agency to coordinate with the Federal Trade Commission to optimize enforcement and consumer education activities.
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When future games go Epic-exclusive after offering crowdfunding rewards on other PC stores, we'll either coordinate with colleagues at the other stores to ensure key availability in advance, or guarantee refunds at announcement time.
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To coordinate with states, Centrify is working with the Department of Homeland Security on the budget and procurement processes as states begin to work more closely with the agency on the challenge of election security.
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Priorities USA Action, which cannot coordinate with Clinton's campaign but spends heavily in favor of the Democratic presidential nominee, started September with $41.5 million on hand, according to a Federal Election Commission report filed Tuesday.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is "more than ready" to coordinate with Russia on a Syrian ceasefire and the delivery of humanitarian assistance if the Kremlin is willing to do so, Turkey's foreign minister said on Thursday.
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To accompany the wedding cake, the pair served Italian-style desserts like biscotti, chocolate cannoli, and amaretto cookies to coordinate with the Tuscan theme of the entire event put on by wedding planner Lisa Vorce.
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"The Afghan government and its international partners' main aim is to provide a secure environment for its people," Shah Hussain Murtazawi told Reuters, adding that Afghan forces coordinate with foreign troops to protect non-combatants.
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This is routine for any situation in which prosecutors suspect that a crime might have taken place; part of their job is to coordinate with the police to draw out evidence necessary to consider charges.
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In response, Rogers created Joint Task Force Ares to develop new digital weapons against Islamic State and coordinate with the Central Command, which is responsible for combat operations in the Middle East and South Asia.
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Hires with manufacturing skills could help Google find and coordinate with a partner to build a vehicle, said Paul Mascarenas, a former Ford executive who is president of FISITA, the International Federation of Engineering Societies.
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Vietnam's government cited Facebook as having said at the time of the meeting that it would set up a separate channel to directly coordinate with the communication and information ministry on reports of illegal content.
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One US official told CNN that the White House will most likely coordinate with France on a potential response, as there are concerns Prime Minister May wouldn't receive approval from the UK Parliament for strikes.
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"It made me sick to see these crates stacked up and bulldozers just covering them over," said Dr. Nicholas, who began pushing hospital administrators to coordinate with charity groups to arrange burials for his patients.
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One solution is a healthcare-specific version of Microsoft Teams — its workplace communication platform — that seeks to make it easier for clinicians to schedule and manage consultations, conduct virtual visits, and coordinate with care teams.
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We are in close contact with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and public health officials and will coordinate with them on any required health and safety-related measures.
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They have neither been involved in the sessions on Capitol Hill nor been seen in the White House, several of the people said, though they are expected to coordinate with Sekulow and Cipollone before Monday.
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The law also gives Trump the option to penalize companies that invest in new pipelines to export oil and gas from Russia, though lawmakers revised this provision to require him to coordinate with U.S. allies.
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The Australian Capital Territory police said in a statement that they would coordinate with the local government and other agencies to carry out the new legislation, including working out how it intersects with federal law.
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He says he's been searching for them for 4½ years, trying to coordinate with US government agencies and Kurdish forces, even traveling to the Middle East himself to look for his son and his daughter.
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President Donald Trump's predecessors have weighed how to size our civilian and military presence, how to coordinate with allies and how heavily to invest in a diplomatic track, after consulting with their national security advisers.
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As much as central bankers and other regulators are working to coordinate with each other, and the whole Basel process is one indicator of that, it's pretty clear to us that capital has become fragmented.
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Washington (CNN)House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler on Sunday criticized Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell after the Kentucky Republican said he would coordinate with White House counsel on "everything" regarding the looming Senate impeachment trial.
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More on the expected Senate trial... House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler on Sunday criticized McConnell after the Kentucky Republican said he would coordinate with White House counsel on "everything" regarding the probable Senate impeachment trial.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Tuesday that Baghdad was ready to coordinate with Ankara to prevent cross-border attacks into Turkey, and said Turkish soldiers had been in northern Iraq since the 1980s.
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Kahlon is waiting to see if Israel gets an invitation in the next few days in order to decide whether to go to Washington before the conference to coordinate with Kushner and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Ahead of the closed-door event, economists had widely expected the meeting to focus on how the central bank could better coordinate with the country's three main financial regulators to manage risk in the financial system.
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This part will be complicated because the U.S. must coordinate with the Israelis to maintain their "Qualitative Military Edge," the formal name for the U.S. policy of ensuring that Israel maintains military superiority over its neighbors.
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Cord cutting can be done on an as-needed basis; while the waning phase of the moon is a great time to perform such rituals, everyone knows that breakups don't exactly coordinate with the lunar calendar.
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We want to be data dependent and I think we want to better coordinate with markets on the idea that you know, we will move, but we will move on good news about the U.S. economy.
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"What we want to make sure is that we coordinate with Russia, that we're focused on cybersecurity together, that we make sure that they never interfere in any Democratic elections or conduct any cybersecurity," he said.
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Regardless, be it a nuclear fallout, a spiritual fallout, or just slow extinction, all that's left are the creatures of the sea, who can not only coordinate with other species, but blast lasers from their face.
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MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has come up with a clever way for its small cube-like robots, which can move on their own, to communicate and coordinate with one another for self-assembly.
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He said Trump told him and other officialsat a White House meeting to coordinate with Giuliani, who at thetime was seeking to dig up dirt on Biden, a leading candidatefor the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
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Japan: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will meet with you in Washington before the G7, and you will have an opportunity to coordinate with him on messaging, which could be helpful before you dive into the meeting.
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Fewer (39%) see last week's legal actions as signs of a widespread effort within the campaign to coordinate with Russia; 23% say they represent an effort to coordinate that was limited to just a few people.
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Among other things, the bill would also order the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to coordinate with the Director of National Intelligence to submit a report to Congress on the threat of cyberattacks on U.S. seaports.
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Priorities — which cannot legally coordinate with the Clinton campaign but is stocked with top Democratic Party staffers and Clinton allies — has reserved more than $130 million in advertising and is already running attack ads against Trump.
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Once again, Judge Sabraw had to step in and call foul, ordering that the government coordinate with the A.C.L.U. Complicating matters, the administration has decreed that reunifications must take place in the family's country of origin.
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But Arakan Army officers had used Facebook's messenger service to coordinate with aid groups, a now-closed line of communication that Ms. Khon Ja called crucial for steps like reuniting former child soldiers with their parents.
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Bailey, who takes the helm at the BoE on March 16, said the situation with the coronavirus had "moved on" in recent days and that he had discussed how best to coordinate with the finance ministry.
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Bailey, who takes the helm at the BoE on March 16, said the situation with the coronavirus had "moved on" in recent days and that he had discussed how best to coordinate with the finance ministry.
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" Trump Jr. told Ali: "The outrage on this is BS. And those pretending that I would coordinate with The White House to send out a Breitbart link haven't been watching my feed for a long time.
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" Mr. al-Abadi said: "There was no such meeting on his schedule and it is unreasonable that a figure like the prime minister would meet and coordinate with a person with an obscure and unknown rank.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich on Friday played down expectations Russia could coordinate with OPEC to arrest the fall in oil prices by reducing production, saying the state would not intervene to balance the market.
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"The Special Counsel's conclusions confirm the President's account that there was no effort by his campaign to conspire or coordinate with Russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election," McConnell said in a statement.
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Officials on board the Riyadh-bound presidential plane scrambled to coordinate with staff in Washington and those who had just landed in the Saudi capital for a response to the New York Times story about Comey.
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They coordinate with 27 national envoys in COREPER-50 who prepare the GAC-50, or GENERAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL of ministers, whose work is reviewed by 27 SHERPAS for summit meetings of the EUROPEAN COUNCIL AT 27.
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South Korean officials will continue to closely coordinate with the Americans, and Moon will provide details of his meeting with Kim, said Moon Chung-in, a special adviser to Moon for foreign affairs and national security.
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" With some masterful molding, plucking, and some Brazilian Nut & Açai Berry Shine Spray from Kimble's line, she was able to coordinate with Zendaya's stylist Law Roach on an overall look that was "very seventies, psychedelic, and modern.
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" Sprint CEO Michel Combes said in a statement that "our care reps will coordinate with qualified customers and our financial team to find a payment option that works and keep your service uninterrupted during the government shutdown.
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While the Times worked with both the FBI and AT&T in tracing the hackers, the newspaper hired Mandiant to do the immediate network analysis work, and had the firm coordinate with law enforcement for subsequent attribution.
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The kingdom will "coordinate with fellow oil producers to ensure adequate supplies are available to consumers while ensuring the global oil market does not go out of balance," Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia will "coordinate with fellow oil producers to ensure adequate supplies are available to consumers while ensuring the global oil market does not go out of balance," said Khalid al-Falih, the kingdom's influential energy minister.
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CLINTON: I can't speak for the Koch Brothers, you're referring to a Super PAC that we don't coordinate with, that was set up to support President Obama, that has now decided that they want to support me.
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Coordination had been on hold until Trump's team submitted documents including a list of transition team members who will coordinate with specific federal agencies, plus certification that they meet a code of conduct barring conflicts of interest.
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During his visit, Lieberman held talks with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, as part of efforts by Israel to coordinate with Moscow on actions in Syria and avoid the risk of confrontation.
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All told, Bush's super PAC raised nearly $120 million -- including $100 million raised in the first six months of 2015, when Bush chose to delay his campaign so he could formally coordinate with the big money group.
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"After the shooting at Sandy Hook and in the wake of similar assaults at churches and schools, Briarwood recognized the need to provide qualified first responders to coordinate with local law enforcement," Moore said in a statement.
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Once there is a final version of the tax reform bill, quickly coordinate with your financial advisor and tax professional, said Kevin Meehan, a certified financial planner and regional president for Wealth Enhancement Group in Itasca, Ill.
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Under Warner's bill, campaign officials would have to report contacts with foreign nationals who are trying to make campaign donations or coordinate with the campaign to the Federal Election Commission, which would in turn notify the FBI.
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Here's the most promising part of this: These three separate pushes to boost college success rates for low-income students — the charter networks, the counseling groups and the universities taking this on — barely coordinate with one another.
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" Actions by the UN Security Council should support and coordinate with the current diplomatic dialogues and efforts on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, and the promotion of a political settlement on the peninsula issue," he said.
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Amazon Home Cleaning Services, available on Amazon, from $20 per hourYou'll definitely want to coordinate with them beforehand, but there's nothing a new parent needs more than a chance to relax while someone else cleans their house.
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Fabric then helps you coordinate with your witnesses as well, so all you'll need to do is print it out and get together with the two other people you've designated, to sign off and notarize your will.
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One US official said the White House was most likely to coordinate with the French on a potential response since there are apparently concerns that May wouldn't receive approval from the UK parliament for strikes, CNN reported.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron also weighed in on Trump's decision to pull troops out of Syria, saying Sunday, "Being allies means fighting shoulder to shoulder, and so an ally must be reliable and coordinate with other allies.
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All along the coast, there are 13 outfits — a mix of government entities and other organizations — that monitor the process, and all of them coordinate with the state and enter their data in the same online database.
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"Saudi Arabia will coordinate with fellow oil producers to ensure adequate supplies are available to consumers while ensuring the global oil market does not go out of balance," said Khalid al-Falih, the Saudi minister of energy.
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SpaceX initially rebuffed the agency's warning of a possible collision, and blamed a software bug for not receiving updated figures from the U.S. military that might have spurred the American company to coordinate with the European agency.
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McConnell has faced intense backlash from Democrats for stating on Fox News that he will closely coordinate with the White House on the Senate trial and that there is "zero chance" Trump will be removed from office.
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Yet the logic also followed that an independent China business would indeed be more independent, allowing it to respond more quickly to local challenges without the myriad phone calls at odd hours required to coordinate with headquarters.
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"I don't know exactly 100% what to make of it," said Steve Phillips, a major Democratic donor in California who started a super PAC to support Booker's campaign and does not coordinate with the team in Newark.
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Among other things, Trump acknowledged in a legal filing that he allowed his presidential campaign staff to coordinate with the Trump Foundation in holding a fundraiser for veterans during the run-up to the 2000 Iowa caucuses.
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Joseph Dunford have been reviewing potential options for dealing with the terrorist group, and the action signed Saturday calls for Mattis to coordinate with Dunford, the director of national intelligence and other Cabinet officials to shape the plan.
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Photo: APJulian Assange—whose organization Wikileaks' sad, thirsty Twitter DMs to Donald Trump Jr. recently leaked, revealing he sought to coordinate with Donald Trump's presidential campaign—appears to have had a moment of buyer's regret on Tuesday evening.
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You don't have to schedule or coordinate with anyone so you can just, like, wander into a restaurant and get six beignets and throw three at ducks, hand two to cops, and still have your own personal beignet.
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Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday directed the state police to coordinate with federal and local law enforcement to investigate bomb threats against New York Jewish community centers in Rochester and Syracuse and the Anti- Defamation League headquarters in Manhattan.
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It was my job to coordinate with the U.S. Embassy Chief of Mission to Ukraine William Taylor, Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations Kurt Volker, and other interagency stakeholders in the Departments of Defense and State of Ukrainian matters.
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These reports added to accounts that the Kurds, who have what amounts to a nonaggression pact with government forces, coordinate with both sides: American and Arab insurgents on one hand, and the government and Russia on the other.
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"Yet it would appear that after this high profile agreement to coordinate with a government that is known for suppressing expression online and jailing activists, the problem of account suspension and content takedown has only grown more acute."
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Russia's foreign ministry said on Thursday that Russian and Turkish "military specialists" were killed by militants who staged more than 1,000 attacks in Idlib in late January, adding that Moscow would continue to coordinate with Ankara and Tehran.
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According to the heritage organization Historic England, the plush master bedroom features a "coved ceiling with gilded dolphins and rope ornament reused from the Royal yacht Royal George," which sounds cool but also pretty hard to coordinate with.
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Super PACs, political groups that can raise unlimited funds to advocate for candidates as long as they do not coordinate with them, have multiplied the amount of money spent on ads for candidates compared with previous election cycles.
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The White House has so far failed to coordinate with a coalition of national and local Latino organizations to develop community outreach campaigns ahead of the ACA's open enrollment deadline, according to a report from Talking Points Memo.
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As the much larger "Internet of Things" (IoT) emerges, literally billions of mundane items, such as stoplights, thermostats, and elevators, will soon contribute to this prospective value chain as they communicate and coordinate with connected and autonomous vehicles.
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Within minutes of initiating the attack, US aircraft and artillery assets would also be forced to coordinate with allied forces to destroy the thousands of North Korean missile tubes pointed directly at the South Korean capital of Seoul.
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The country eliminated malaria through decades of hard work to strengthen disease surveillance systems, train frontline health workers, improve the quality and availability of medical treatment, and coordinate with neighboring countries to prevent cross-border reintroduction of transmission.
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"I think we have to give it time," he said, but he also pointed to OPEC's planned meeting in November in which it will also coordinate with key oil producing allies in the output cut pact, including Russia.
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Wednesday, a subpanel of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hold a hearing on the law enforcement programs at the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service and how they coordinate with other law enforcement.
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He said Trump told him and other officials at a White House meeting to coordinate with Giuliani, who at the time was seeking to dig up dirt on Biden, a leading candidate for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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The Pentagon announced Wednesday that Shanahan is canceling a planned trip to Europe in order to "more effectively coordinate" with the National Security Council and State Department on Venezuela, as well as issues on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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If such groups coordinate with a politician's campaign to promote the politician in the run-up to an election, anything they spend will be treated as a donation to the candidate and subject to normal campaign finance limits.
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These lower courts have deduced that since independent spending groups do not coordinate with candidates and therefore cannot corrupt or appear to corrupt them, there is no basis for subjecting their donors to decades-old federal contribution limits.
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Anyone who is planning a divorce or even just thinking about it should coordinate with a divorce attorney, CPA and financial planner to find out what the new rules mean for them, said Gorman at Chequers Financial Management.
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On this the Republicans can agree: ISIS is bad and we need to bomb it and also arm the Kurds to fight it, and also maybe coordinate with undefined Arab allies (so I guess the Saudis?), or something.
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He's assembled a crack music industry team of high-octane publicists and booking agents who coordinate with his manager and record label, Reflections Records back in Switzerland, who have helped guide him through the pitfalls of unexpected stardom.
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"We are in close contact with the US Customs & Border Protection (CBP), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and public health officials and will continue to coordinate with them on any required health and safety-related measures."
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The logic of disintermediation seems self-evident: By putting factories directly in contact with stores, by helping customers order directly from manufacturers, by letting riders coordinate with drivers, you cut out a needless source of waste and inefficiency.
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"Administration officials, including FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor, have been in touch with the Governor and her team today, and we will continue to monitor the effects and coordinate with Puerto Rico officials," Deere wrote in an email Tuesday.
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Based on the Stone indictment, we now know that "senior Trump Campaign officials" -- note the "senior" and note the plural -- urged Stone to coordinate with Wikileaks regarding the timing and manner of the public release of hacked emails.
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Last year, Christopher Wray, Trump's hand-picked FBI director, set up a "foreign influence" unit within the bureau to coordinate with other federal and international entities to understand and mitigate the threat from Russia and other nation states.
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Mueller's team has not yet revealed in court filings the extent of its findings, if any, about inaugural money from foreign sources or about attempts by the Trump campaign to manipulate voters or coordinate with the Russian government.
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State, federal and self-regulatory policymakers need to acknowledge the retirement crisis, coordinate with each other, and encourage insurance companies and financial professionals to provide the services that people need to access protected, reliable lifetime income in retirement.
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Roeland de Wilde, the chief of mission in Costa Rica for the International Organization for Migration, said Dr. Roque's efforts through a third party — a Costa Rican travel agent — failed to coordinate with migration authorities or emergency management officials.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich on Friday played down expectations that Russia could coordinate with OPEC to arrest the fall in oil prices by reducing production, saying the state would not intervene to balance the market.
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And the fun part: If one of the PHOs gets too close to Earth, the Planetary Defense Office will coordinate with the government to deal with the situation, hopefully necessitating a lighthearted training montage like the one in Armageddon.
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And just as she matched her golden face of Fenty makeup to her yellow Oscar de la Renta gown at the N.Y.C. launch, she sported lavender makeup on her lids, lips and cheeks to coordinate with her London mini.
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According to the Journal, the U.S. layoffs are in part because Futurewei's R&D efforts "could amount to U.S.-sourced technology under Huawei's entity listing," and its ability to coordinate with its ownership in China has been seriously damaged.
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The IWC also seeks to coordinate with international government departments, including the US State Department and the African Union Mission for Somalia, and international agencies like the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), NATO and Interpol.
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Archambeaud said he has been in touch with Noirbnb to coordinate with a third party that lets hosts advertise rooms on different homesharing apps simultaneously, meaning some of the same rooms may appear on several of the niche services.
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On the other hand, since most consumers in the U.S. still get their smartphone though carriers like Verizon and AT&T, Samsung has to coordinate with each one of them individually to figure out how this exchange will work.
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The European Commission said it will deploy a team of experts this weekend to coordinate with Belgian authorities over the swine fever cases and the EU health commissioner will meet ministers of Belgian regions Wallonia and Flanders on Monday.
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In addition, the proposal serves his anti-immigrant, zero-tolerance stance by deliberately excluding immigrants and making it official policy for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to coordinate with the Bureau of Prisons directly, to pick people pre-release.
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"The timing of these announcements will vary because of the need to coordinate with state and local laws as well as collective bargaining obligations in an effort to maximize the benefits realized by each group of employees," Manfred said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Mark Esper and his French counterpart will discuss on Saturday how France's navy could coordinate with Washington to ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, a senior U.S. defense official said on Friday.
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So why not click over to Neiman Marcus and load a $225 pair of Sophia Webster butterfly flats for your mini-me into your cart to coordinate with your adult version of the shoe, a $795 satin butterfly sandal?
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As the coordinator of operation and management at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, which stores seeds from around the world, his job is to coordinate with gene banks interested in sending seed safety duplicates to the Vault for preservation.
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"What we are committed to is the best weapon system that the Marines can have, so what we will do is to continue to coordinate with Army Futures Command in all the testing and the requirements development," he said.
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He said his communications with Cambodian opposition politicians were normal for a filmmaker trying to coordinate with his sources, and that as an Australian citizen, he was accustomed to being free to express his beliefs in letters to politicians.
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" She tried to coordinate with a few cousins to suggest a different option — to not have "a giant Catholic Mass with people from 264 states" — but the older members of the family want to do it "the right way.
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The Director, Legislative & Regulatory Affairs will provide review and analysis of proposed legislation, prepare public comments/testimony on regulations, represent the association's policy position in public forums, coordinate with industry trades and stakeholders on strategic initiatives and manage committees.
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Sanders was peppered with questions during the course of her 20-minute briefing about what the administration is doing to prevent future Russian interference, and she pointed to efforts at the Cabinet level to coordinate with state election officials.
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"CBRC will resolutely follow the leadership of the Financial Stability and Development Committee, actively coordinate with the People's Bank of China to fulfill macroprudential management duties, and strengthen cooperation with other financial regulators, ministries and local government," it said.
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"The White House press office wouldn't coordinate with the president's outside legal team on legal strategy," Sanders said in response to a question by CNN correspondent April Ryan, who asked why the communications staff wasn't aware of the reimbursement.
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"This is not the Kremlin's direct responsibility to open accounts and coordinate with business," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, while Rusfincorp said that it has no information that Venezuelan companies, including PDVSA, intended to transfer their accounts to the bank.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said it will deploy a team of experts this weekend to coordinate with Belgian authorities over two case of African swine fever found in Belgium, and the health commissioner will meet regional ministers on Monday.
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Palestinian officials who coordinate with Israel on supplies to the Gaza Strip said all commercial goods that had been allowed through Kerem Shalom prior to the July 9 ban could again be brought into the territory of two million people.
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Fong declined to say whether her office would probe JBS USA's parent company while it is being investigated by the Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission, but noted that she is required to coordinate with federal law enforcement.
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If you're in a Whole Foods and you want to see if a particular item is cheaper somewhere else and the first thing that pops up is Amazon, that gives them a pretty large incentive to just coordinate with themselves.
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In a sign the crisis was grabbing the full attention of Trump's national security leaders, Shanahan canceled a planned trip to Europe on Wednesday, in part to help coordinate with the White House National Security Council and State Department on Venezuela.
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Pilots struggled to coordinate actions During the 11-minute flight on the Boeing 313 Max 8 from Jakarta to Pangkal Pinang, the captain and first officer struggled to coordinate with each other as the emergency grew more severe, investigators found.
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" Oz — who is expecting her third child — tells PEOPLE she is a big fan of the fact that Janie and Jack's collection is focused on "putting kids' style first and giving Mom an effortlessly chic way to coordinate with her child.
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As part of the order, the Federal Trade Commission would be required to open a public complaint docket and coordinate with the Federal Communications Commission on investigations of how technology companies curate their platforms — and whether that curation is politically agnostic.
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They coordinate with the UK's National Health Service to provide care for people who are often in the end stages of life, commonly those who no longer want to be in the hospital and want to receive care at home.
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The full list of NESD grant recipients: Over the course of the four-year program, the research teams will coordinate with the FDA on the long-term safety implications of installing DARPA's dream implant in and on the human brain.
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"The 2017 enacted National Defense Authorization Act gave the Departments of Defense and Energy authority to mitigate drones in specific environments and to coordinate with the FAA to safeguard the national airspace system," the FAA told CNN in a statement.
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Haftar's refusal to coordinate with the GNA on a military push against IS has also put him on a collision course once again with revolutionary powerhouse Misrata, whose fighters played an outsize role in the battle against the Qaddafi regime.
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Abe most recently traveled to the US in April to meet with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate, where he warned trump of North Korean negotiating ploys and urged him to closely coordinate with Japan ahead of the summit.
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The Trump Tower meeting, which appeared to demonstrate the willingness of Trump campaign officials to coordinate with Russia in the election, has reportedly become a focus of special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating Russian links to the 2016 campaign.
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Canceled trip: The Pentagon also announced Wednesday that Shanahan canceled a planned trip to Europe in order to "more effectively coordinate" with the National Security Council and State Department on Venezuela, as well as issues on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Stone, who briefly worked on the Trump campaign but stayed in touch with aides throughout the election, could help Mueller answer a core question of the investigation: Did the campaign coordinate with Russia in the release of the hacked emails?
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Rather than having multiple construction crews climb utility poles one-at-a-time, and or stop traffic multiple times to dig up roads, the broadband provider will coordinate with local government to perform all necessary make-ready work at once.
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He also praised Green for his work to aid the Venezuelan people and his efforts with Vice President Mike Pence to coordinate with international and local faith-based organizations in order to get aid to victims of the Islamic State.
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But all the European nations say that Pesco is intended to coordinate with NATO and to work on projects that fill alliance shortfalls or gaps, and they deny that the intention is to delink the European Union from the pact.
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Are they free to coordinate with a media organization that behaved in a manner antithetical to the role the founders envisioned for a free press by paying to hide information about a presidential candidate, rather than share it with the public?
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On March 14, Saggar said, he initiated a "daily COVID task force call with all the hospital managers," and began planning how St. Alexius Hospital could coordinate with other area hospitals as well as keep regular patient care from being interrupted.
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The topic of the investigations came up during the July call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky, and Mr. Zelensky appeared open during the conversation to Mr. Trump's request that he coordinate with Attorney General William P. Barr and Mr. Giuliani.
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After a three-day visit to Bolivia, Paulo Abrão, who heads the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), recommended Bolivia coordinate with an international panel of experts similar to one formed to investigate the disappearance of 43 students in Mexico.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The United States should coordinate with European countries and G7 partners before imposing new sanctions on Russia, France's foreign ministry said on Friday, a day after senators approved new measures on Moscow that could impact European Union firms.
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The spokesman called on the government "to exercise maximum flexibility for the sake of peace" and urged Machar to return to Juba, saying it would coordinate with its partners how to respond "to this obstruction of the peace process" by Machar.
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They also coordinate with a variety of local service providers to offer supportive services to ensure housing stability, and work with health and education partners to promote access to services that are essential for family well-being and self-sufficiency.
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Intesa Sanpaolo said that while the all-paper offer was not technically a friendly bid as it had not been possible to coordinate with UBI beforehand, it did not regard the approach as hostile and hoped to come to an agreement.
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"It will considerably complicate U.S. efforts to coordinate with Turkey in fighting ISIS, and lingering instability, anger and hostility toward the United States would further sabotage efforts moving forward," said Blaise Misztal, national security director at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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"If Yahoo knew about the hack as early as August, and failed to coordinate with law enforcement, taking this long to confirm the breach is a blatant betrayal of their users' trust," Blumenthal said in a statement released on Thursday night.
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Jared Kushner, who's married to Ivanka Trump and is the publisher of the New York Observer, will coordinate with top campaign aides Paul Manafort and Corey Lewandowski to come up with a list of prospective members for the transition team.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Thursday announced a new chief financial officer (CFO) to be in charge of one of Asia's biggest corporate cash piles, and said it will create a body within the firm to coordinate with tech affiliates.
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"Government will fully support the RBI and coordinate with it in areas where consultations of government are required to make sure India's economy benefits from both government policy decisions and areas which fall within domain of the RBI," ANI tweeted, quoting Jaitley.
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The deregulation of campaign finance begun by Citizens United did not just make it easier for wealthy donors to influence elections; it also decentralized the campaign finance system so individual donors could bankroll their favorite candidates without having to coordinate with one another.
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"They gave us all the locations where they were meeting with Baghdadi inside Syria and we decided to coordinate with the CIA to deploy more sources inside these areas," said one of the Iraqi officials, who has close ties to multiple security agencies.
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Hospitals, some of which provide what the bill calls "nontherapeutic" abortion care (for any purpose other than saving a woman's life, including rape, incest, or health issues), have to coordinate with CPH on everything from containing potential Ebola outbreaks to inspecting the cafeterias.
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It integrates an IRC-like chat feature that lets you chat with your teams, a VoIP feature so you can coordinate with your teammates while you play and, yes, streamer tools to make it easier to stream on Twitch or YouTube Gaming.
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Those resentments only swelled following the release of former special counsel Robert Mueller's report, which did not establish a criminal conspiracy on the part of the Trump campaign to coordinate with Russia but nevertheless laid out numerous contacts between campaign officials and Russians.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House reached out to the offices of every U.S. senator during the process of choosing a Supreme Court nominee but did not coordinate with the campaigns of Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, officials said on Wednesday.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese army will not coordinate with the Syrian army to fight against Islamic State in the Lebanese-Syrian border zone, a military source told Reuters on Saturday, rejecting a local media report of direct military cooperation between the two.
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But the Trump administration's civilian footprint in northern Syria specifically has been limited to small "stabilization units," comprised of a handful of State Department personnel, who coordinate with local authorities and nonprofits to clear landmines and rubble, and bring in vital infrastructure.
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And there is a high degree of skepticism over whether the two panels would eventually be able to reach any sort of bipartisan agreement on a central question: Did the Russians privately coordinate with Trump officials in an attempt to sway the elections?
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Allred, who stood with another Trump accuser last week, admitted she is a Clinton supporter and a delegate to the 85033 and 2008 Democratic National Convention, she said she did not coordinate with the Clinton campaign about the release of the latest accusation.
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It took a few hours for the local authorities to coordinate with the Klungkung Department of Fisheries and Marine Affairs, the Natural Resource Conversation body (KSDA) and the Regional Disaster Managemejt Agency on the removal of the whale's body, reported Coconuts Bali.
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Specifically, the 1990s were the decade in which American business finally figured out what to do with computers — the decade in which offices became networked, in which retailers like Wal-Mart learned to use information technology to manage inventories and coordinate with suppliers.
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The landmark 5-4 ruling allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts on politics, so long as they do not coordinate with campaigns or parties, and critics have been pushing the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue a rule ever since.
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Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign was also called out for allegedly trying to side-step the rules when it claimed the right to coordinate with David Brock's super PAC, Correct the Record, because the group was not making independent expenditures, like running television ads.
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The Bush campaign, which is not legally permitted to coordinate with Right to Rise, has deployed former President George W. Bush — Jeb's brother — on the trail in South Carolina this week, hoping to give the candidate a boost ahead of the primary.
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Economists say the meeting this weekend will likely focus on how the central bank can better coordinate with the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) to tackle weaknesses in the financial system.
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If this merger were allowed to proceed, the government warned that it would allow AT&T to coordinate with Comcast-NBC Universal to prevent other streaming services from cropping up by not allowing startups to use content or limiting their use of content.
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Love also emphasized that she didn't want to duplicate the work of other legal groups, and that Lawyers for Good Government wanted to cooperate and coordinate with all the other nonprofits preparing to deal with the right-wing policies of the Trump administration.
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As Gaga is known for paying homage to legends before her on the carpet and in her performances, it makes perfect sense that she would pull out the Hepburn vibes with her black gown and updo to coordinate with the famous diamond.
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Senator John McCain, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, and Senator Ben Sasse sent a joint letter to the Trump administration Thursday urging them to coordinate with NATO allies to respond to Russia's use of a nerve agent in Salisbury, England.
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Sometimes we might coordinate with the travel director for the other team in the transaction and handle arrangements for our former player if it's more convenient, but usually it's the responsibility of the team making the acquisition to relocate the new player.
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The cost of running a winning campaign has skyrocketed in recent elections, with record spending by both candidates and super PACS, committees that can raise and spend unlimited funds to influence contests as long as they do not directly coordinate with a campaign.
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Criminal charges brought by federal prosecutors in New York's Southern District, Miami and Washington, DC, allege that the leaders of the Venezuelan regime manage a drug cartel to coordinate with the Colombian rebel group FARC to traffic cocaine to the United States.
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We got a call the morning of saying that Halle wanted to come and accept the award in person, and immediately we had to figure out where to meet her, which exit to block off, how to coordinate with her security team, etc.
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The program also makes no effort to coordinate with state regulators to determine whether workers are entitled to additional compensation under state law — a likely circumstance given that 29 states require employers to pay a higher minimum wage than the federal standard.
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There are also a number of apps that help you coordinate with your loved one and other caregivers, like CareZone, which helps users keep track of medications, medical appointments and insurance information, and CaringBridge, which facilitates schedules and communication between multiple caregivers.
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The struggle to defeat the extremists has thrust them in the middle of a complex international game, one in which the US and Iran, once avowed adversaries, are forced to indirectly coordinate with each other as they fight against a common enemy.
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The news has infuriated congressional Democrats, who say the better solution for preventing a new migrant wave is to coordinate with regional governments, the United Nations and non-governmental organizations to adopt a hemispheric strategy for absorbing refugees and stabilizing the Northern Triangle.
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Sessions on Thursday notified key lawmakers on Capitol Hill that he has tapped Utah's top prosecutor, John Huber, to coordinate with the department's inspector general — but he stopped short of ceding to demands for a new special counsel, at least for now.
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It shows that there was a legal basis to investigate attempts by Russia to coordinate with the Trump campaign, and to use various investigative techniques to obtain information — but also identifies several areas where reforms and additional oversight will be necessary moving forward.
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Northam's campaign said it didn't coordinate with Latino Victory Fund, but it took some heat for never disavowing the ad that featured minority children running away from a truck sporting a Confederate flag and Gillespie campaign bumper sticker chasing them down the street.
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Bossert met with chiefs of staff of Trump's Cabinet on Thursday to talk about housing stock in the region and how best to coordinate with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and state and local officials for those who have been displaced.
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"After the shooting at Sandy Hook and in the wake of similar assaults at churches and schools, Briarwood recognized the need to provide qualified first responders to coordinate with local law enforcement who so heroically and effectively serve their communities," the statement said.
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GeoPark said in a statement late on Thursday that it wanted to incorporate more information into its environmental plan for tapping Block 64 in the remote jungle region of Loreto, and planned to coordinate with authorities to resubmit it at a later date.
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In late 2016, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) put out guidelines urging that psychosocial care should be a standard part of diabetes care, and encouraging medical providers to identify and coordinate with qualified behavioral and mental health care professionals, Barry and her colleagues note.
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Trump chose Clinton china services to coordinate with the dinner's cream and gold color scheme, and Bush china with a green color palette to "compliment the spring garden and white flowers that will be featured in the State Dining Room," according to the release. Mrs.
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Soto repeatedly lambasted the government for the inadequate support he received, his funding being cut before he could finish, and how he was never able to coordinate with other institutions' scientists who studied the aftermath of the spill to see how their research compared.
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He said Iraqi forces coordinate with both the Syrian army, which is backed by Russia, Iran and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias, and the U.S.-backed alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias known as the Syrian Democratic Forces opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Warner, the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, tried to pass legislation that would require campaign officials to report contacts with foreign nationals who are trying to make donations or coordinate with the campaign to the Federal Election Commission, which would notify the FBI.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), who is publicly considering a 2020 presidential run, has been positioning herself for a bid in recent months by crisscrossing the country to coordinate with local and state campaigns to help elect Democrats nationwide, the Washington Post's Matt Viser writes.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya's U.N.-backed unity government has said that France did not coordinate with it over the presence of French troops in Libya and that it would not compromise on its sovereignty after France announced the deaths of three of its soldiers there.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller seems determined to press forward with some version of the Spanish Inquisition – an increasingly indefensible, apparently groundless, objectively debilitating inquiry into what was initially one question: Did the Trump campaign knowingly coordinate with Russia to win the 2016 presidential election?
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Schlosser says he's confident that consumers are, at this point, fed up enough with a broken health care system to take that deal — that they're willing to sacrifice choice for the ability to easily book appointments and have doctors who coordinate with one another.
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Trump's request of Zelensky came at the same time his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and other associates were mounting a relentless effort to press Ukrainian officials to investigate Biden, as Trump urged his advisers and diplomats to coordinate with Giuliani in their Ukraine efforts.
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Over the same period, a steady trickle of anonymous leaks made it clear that there were no new leads coming from the now-unlocked San Bernardino phone, just the expected confirmation that the two shooters hadn't used that particular phone to coordinate with accomplices.
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Last year, Sullivan ordered the State Department to seek declarations from Clinton and Abedin asserting they had turned over relevant documents, and asked the State Department to coordinate with the FBI, which now has possession of the email server, in finding other potentially relevant records.
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WikiLeaks released emails that were stolen from Democrats by Russian intelligence operatives during the 2016 campaign, in a sequence of events that launched investigations by Special Counsel Robert Mueller and Congressional committees into whether the Trump campaign attempted to coordinate with Russia or WikiLeaks.
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Internal Pentagon emails show that the White House did not coordinate with or notify Defense Department officials before it released a statement last year warning that the Syrian government would "pay a heavy price" if it conducted another chemical weapons attack, BuzzFeed News reported.
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The uncertainty surrounding her fate is an unwelcome development for an administration recovering from the botched nomination of Ronny Jackson to become the secretary of Veterans Affairs, a failure that highlighted the White House's struggle to coordinate with Capitol Hill and professionalize its nominations process.
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New Day for America, which can't legally coordinate with Kasich's campaign, released a TV ad narrated by actor Tim Allen earlier Monday, including a clip from a town hall where the Ohio governor embraced a supporter who thanked him for boosting his morale amid hardship.
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I did my time in bands—and it was fun, at least when we were on stage—but I like the slightly more predictable life of doing this work, being able to do it by myself, and not having to coordinate with four other dudes.
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Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih, in a statement on Monday, did not commit to raising production, saying it was "monitoring the oil market developments" after the U.S. statement, and that it would coordinate with other oil producers to ensure a balanced market.
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As the country's main cybersecurity defense team called a crisis meeting to coordinate with domestic and foreign intelligence agencies early Friday, Twitter took down the accounts used by a hacker calling himself GOd that had been broadcasting links to the information since early last month.
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Transparency has already become an issue since Pence took the reins of the administration's coronavirus reponse, according to critics who have accused the vice president of muzzling public health officials by requiring that they coordinate with his office prior to issuing their own statements.
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WASHINGTON — The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, announced charges on Monday against three advisers to President Trump's campaign and laid out the most explicit evidence to date that his campaign was eager to coordinate with the Russian government to damage his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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"The Islamic Emirate via its Health Commission assures all international health organizations and WHO of its readiness to cooperate and coordinate with them in combating the coronavirus," said Suhail Shaheen, the Taliban's spokesman, on Twitter, using the term the group uses to describe itself.
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"CBP was notified of a vessel preparing to embark an unknown number of passengers in Freeport and requested that the operator of the vessel coordinate with U.S. and Bahamian government officials in Nassau before departing The Bahamas," Customs and Border Protection told the Washington Post.
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Although the coronavirus itself isn't a direct threat to the grid, should other natural disasters strike, it could compound their effects by limiting the availability of the technicians and grid operators that keep power plants running, coordinate with other utilities, and repair damaged infrastructure.
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And Don in San Diego asked: Because Senator Mitch McConnell openly declared that he and other Republican senators will coordinate with the president's White House lawyers in an impeachment trial, can Chief Justice Roberts bar him (and possibly others) from participating in the trial?
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I was curious how the radio station could coordinate with Mr. Herbert, but was informed that, at such a low frequency, it is possible to generate a local — very local — broadcast: A volunteer pushed along a metal cart that served as a mobile station.
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"CBP was notified of a vessel preparing to embark an unknown number of passengers in Freeport and requested that the operator of the vessel coordinate with U.S. and Bahamian government officials in Nassau before departing The Bahamas," CBP told The Hill in a statement.
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"The public declarations by Senator McConnell that his role in the impeachment process is to coordinate with the White House and thereby make a mockery of the trial directly contradict his oath of impartiality," Robert Weissman, the president of Public Citizen, said in a statement.
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Although the consent decree forced the Trump campaign to conduct its own poll monitoring in 2016, the new rules will allow the RNC to use its multi-million dollar budget to handle those tasks and coordinate with other Republican groups on Election Day, Clark said.
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Yang, who outranks China's foreign minister, told Tillerson on Wednesday that China was willing to coordinate with the United States on Afghanistan and make joint efforts to realize peace and stability there and in the region, according to a Chinese statement issued late that night.
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"We would like to have air cover, air support and a force on the ground to coordinate with us," Kobani told a small group of reporters who traveled with the U.S. military to the talks at an airbase at an undisclosed location in northeast Syria.
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Gloomy as the prognosis is, the CDC is hopeful their report will encourage hospitals, health departments, mental health and treatment providers, community-based organizations, and law enforcement agencies to better coordinate with one another to prevent people living with opioid addiction from slipping through through the cracks.
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The group also released a four-part regulatory and legislative agenda that it said would be part of an extensive lobbying campaign, including advocating for changes to the Food and Drug Administration and the ability for drugmakers to coordinate with insurance companies when developing new treatments.
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During Stone's fall trial last year, Zelinsky excoriated the political consultant as a shadowy backroom operator working on behalf of the Trump campaign to try to coordinate with WikiLeaks, the radical transparency group that leaked emails hacked from Democrats by Russian operatives during the 2016 race.
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Andrew Cuomo called on the FBI to investigate the incidents involving the group and also directed the State Police Hate Crimes Unit to coordinate with the FBI and NYPD on their investigations "and any additional acts of violence or discrimination" by the Proud Boys across the state.
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Background: The Obama administration first deployed U.S. troops to Syria to complement its aerial bombing campaign against the Islamic State, or ISIS, with special operations forces and to coordinate with local anti-ISIS militias on the ground, gradually expanding from hundreds of troops to roughly 4,000.
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" A TikTok representative told The Verge at the time that the company was working on hiring a chief nodal officer based in India who would work "to better coordinate with law enforcement agencies," adding that there were "robust measures [in place] to protect users against misuse.
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In March, Mohib was temporarily shadowbanned from Washington, DC — that is, unable to meet with US officials or coordinate with the US military — after he voiced his frustrations with the US-Taliban negotiations and Zalmay Khalilzad specifically for "delegitimizing the Afghan government" at a press conference.
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He said Republicans need to understand the "full extent of the Democrats' prior coordination with the whistleblower and who did the whistleblower coordinate with," along with the "full extent of Ukraine's election meddling against the Trump campaign" and finally answers around Hunter Biden's involvement with Burisma.
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Having made initial moves to redefine U.S. policy toward Iran, the administration's recent creation of a group to manage government-wide policy and coordinate with allies could be the next step toward a comprehensive strategy that secures real and lasting changes in Iran's malign behaviors. Amb.
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The eight steel mills will create an investigation group, led by Baowu and assisted by the others, to look into the pricing methodology of imported iron ore, to coordinate with futures exchanges to stabilize the market, and to plead to government departments to "sustain market order".
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This month, it was revealed that federal prosecutors had accused Mr. Trump's former campaign chief Paul Manafort of sharing political polling data in 2016 with an associate linked to Russian intelligence, the most direct evidence to date that the campaign may have tried to coordinate with Russia.
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Trump told Zelensky to coordinate with Barr and Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Pelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' MORE on the effort.
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Prosecutors allege that Mr. Craig did not want to register as a foreign agent because doing so could rule out future federal appointments, so he deceived authorities about his efforts to coordinate with Mr. Manafort and others on a media strategy to publicize his law firm's report.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, criticized some of her Senate colleagues, including the majority leader, for appearing to "prejudge the evidence" in impeachment proceedings against President Trump, becoming the second Republican senator to question Senator Mitch McConnell's pledge to coordinate with the White House.
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"As part of the UME investigation process, NOAA assembled an independent team of scientist to coordinate with the Working Group on Marine Mammal Unusual Mortality Events to review the data collected, sample stranded whales, and determine the next steps for the investigation," NOAA wrote on their website.
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That does not address whether, for example, Putin was able to use these individuals as unknowing or unwitting assets (it's worth noting Barr's language: that these individuals did not "knowingly coordinate" with the information warfare efforts of the Internet Research Agency -- the notorious Russian "troll farm").
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Prosecutors allege that Mr. Craig did not want to register as a foreign agent because doing so could rule out future federal appointments, so he deceived authorities about his efforts to coordinate with Mr. Manafort and others on a media strategy to publicize his law firm's report.
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One thing I've heard from people is that what's made the growth of smart home devices is that it used to be such a pain in the ass, and now you could turn on Alexa and these things coordinate with each other a bit better than they used to.
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For Silicon Valley, which has made considerable if at times fraught progress when it comes to trans issues, these moments create friction around the industry's generally socially liberal stances and an opportunity to speak out ideologically against an administration that at other times it appears content to coordinate with.
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At a Brookings Institution talk Tuesday on the future of the Western geopolitical order, Schiff advocated for an executive branch that is quicker on the draw to make public attributions on nation-backed data breaches -- and an intelligence community allowed to better coordinate with potential victims of attacks.
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But Paris Jackson, the daughter of eternal pop icon Michael Jackson, just might be the exception to that adolescent rule, dying her peroxide blonde pixie cut a bold shade of blue to coordinate with her BFF's prom dress, simultaneously proving that she's more than just chill, she's ice cold.
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"We believed that with the rise of dockless mobility, cities would begin to start exerting their authority over managing city streets, and that data platforms would be essential to help private fleets and cities coordinate with one another to make progress on safety, efficiency, and equity goals," Clewlow said.
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