Some colors corresponded with earning money, and some colors corresponded with saving money, but the participants didn't know what each color meant.
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Go deeper: Trump Jr. corresponded with WikiLeaks ahead of election
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He corresponded with Richard Alpert, later known as Ram Dass.
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Some had corresponded with Tesla communications members in recent weeks.
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She reported that her father had corresponded with Lt. Cmdr.
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In one case, an erroneous number corresponded with a Cruz supporter.
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Nye corresponded with several Fannie Mae executives, including CEO Franklin Raines.
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I contacted Proper Media and corresponded with Karl Kronenberger via email.
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"The conspirators corresponded with several Americans through the internet," Rosenstein said.
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The advent of CRISPR has corresponded with a widespread democratization of biology.
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Trump's slide corresponded with a rise in winning odds for Florida Sen.
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Her tenure at the gallery corresponded with part of its precipitous expansion.
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The losses in stocks corresponded with renewed weakness in offshore traded yuan.
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Have you corresponded with him at all since the accusations came out?
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We interviewed Rick Stanton, the British diver who had corresponded with Musk.
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CNBC corresponded with Tripp via e-mail and direct messages on Wednesday.
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However, the Google engineer he corresponded with didn't find Levandowski's behavior very suspicous.
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Prosecutors said the FBI has evidence Butina has corresponded with Russian intelligence operatives.
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These elevations also corresponded with her dog becoming neurologically disturbed and suddenly dying.
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According to the book, Cecil corresponded with media members using his campaign email.
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The loss of money and people has corresponded with a drop in audits.
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The uptick, which has since subsided, corresponded with a spike in civilian casualties.
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Mr. Gottlieb corresponded with Mr. Toole for two years before declining the novel.
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Some were correlated with only one sex, while others corresponded with both sexes.
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He has said he got no response and never corresponded with WikiLeaks again.
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The policy, known as Broken Windows, corresponded with a deep decline in crime.
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She never met her husband's mother, but had corresponded with her for years.
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President Obama corresponded with Clinton on her private email server, analysts told the IG.
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Drawing the color yellow, Buxton and Omnipollo decided that it best corresponded with cowardice.
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An email sent to the address for Davis that corresponded with White went unanswered.
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Ms. Mills was one of a few top aides who routinely corresponded with Mrs.
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But my father corresponded with the crew of that destroyer, even in the 1950s.
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I'll Have Another's calling card was his stamina, which corresponded with Belmont's major challenge.
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Trump Jr. in fact corresponded with the organization, even asking his correspondents for information.
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Oligarchs corresponded with her, including a billionaire who was called her "funder," prosecutors said.
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Blanche told ABC News that he hasn't corresponded with Manafort since early last week.
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Around 215 AM, stewards came by with wristbands that corresponded with each show court.
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Sheen's announcement corresponded with a 265 percent boost — with 6,500 stories on Google News alone.
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The family corresponded with him sporadically by text and telephone in the months that followed.
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The conspirators corresponded with several Americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet.
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"I feel as if the advance of technology corresponded with my growing up," she said.
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The top lawyers for UnitedHealth and ABC corresponded with each other over Smith's new employment.
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But the ones shared by Mr. Mohammad were new and corresponded with other witnesses' accounts.
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The information in the database appeared to be correct, as it corresponded with public records.
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Mastodon teeth grew layers incrementally in a way that roughly corresponded with the changing seasons.
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He corresponded with Richard Alpert, Timothy Leary's colleague at Harvard, later known as Ram Dass.
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Have you corresponded with a member of Congress or senator about the Affordable Care Act?
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Another point I hadn't considered: I have only corresponded with physician assistants, rather than dermatologists.
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Bouts of sterling strength within its broad post-referendum decline have corresponded with FTSE underperformance.
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But the mayor's rise has corresponded with more attention from his opponents like Massachusetts Sen.
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The diplomats' illnesses corresponded with an increase in fumigation around where they lived, per Reuters.
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An additional family said it had corresponded with the White House but declined to elaborate.
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And the traces found on the phones corresponded with skin samples taken from the participants' hands.
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Mr. Banneker corresponded with Thomas Jefferson, protesting America's "groaning captivity and cruel oppression" of black people.
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With the exception of Bryan, the BPM Core readings corresponded with readings from the manual kit.
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Over the last several days I've spoken or corresponded with 123 of the 831 Tony voters.
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It should be remembered that the heyday of Western democracy corresponded with the zenith of Western hegemony.
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Nine days later, the tipster corresponded with the investigator again and sent some screenshots of the exam.
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They had to remember which number corresponded with the "verbs" and "nouns" that made up every command.
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"The conspirators corresponded with several Americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet," Rosenstein said.
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Her findings corresponded with a shift in recent decades in scientists' understanding of how soil carbon forms.
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What's fascinating about the past droughts is that they almost always have corresponded with slow news moments.
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Over seven months Roter collected enough to show "significant elevations" of particles which corresponded with her nosebleeds.
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They put people in an fMRI and looked for the brain activity that corresponded with their fears.
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He was friends with the Catholic writer and monk Thomas Merton, and he corresponded with C.S. Lewis.
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This corresponded with an article that my wife Melinda Gebbie was doing for the issue about burlesque.
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In the population, overall income correlated with Republican voting, but educational attainment corresponded with Democratic Party support.
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They also corresponded with the state's elections division in support of more voting opportunities for hurricane survivors.
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This fivefold increase in guest workers corresponded with a dramatic drop in illegal immigration—mainly from Mexico.
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In national polls, her support among female voters has corresponded with her overall standing in the race.
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Andresen famously corresponded with Nakamoto before he or she disappeared, and essentially led bitcoin's development for years.
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A whole lot of mobility news corresponded with the event, including… Startup Capital Who raised money this week?
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Three Black women I corresponded with declined my request for an interview, citing their busy and precarious lives.
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The former lawmaker also reportedly corresponded with the girl across multiple messaging platforms, including Facebook, Skype and Twitter.
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Pettitt said in court on Thursday that Eisenhauer corresponded with Lovell on January 27 at 12:39 a.m.
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" She corresponded with the Enlightenment philosopher and satirist Voltaire, who called her "the shining star of the North.
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Analysts discovered several letters in which bin Laden corresponded with Hamza and other leaders within the terrorist network.
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They also recorded the one-hour ESPN program SportsCenter during three weeks that corresponded with the affiliate segments.
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The former lawmaker also reportedly corresponded with the girl across multiple messaging platforms including Facebook, Skype and Twitter.
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CoreLogic said the modest decline corresponded with a sharp increase in the number of properties taken to auction.
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Earlier this year, it was also revealed that Donald Trump Jr. corresponded with WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign.
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"The conspirators corresponded with several Americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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He said that increase corresponded with an increase in reports following a succession of children's deaths in 2016.
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For much of our time together, Mr. Lee photographed subjects, and themes, that corresponded with stories I wrote.
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A recent study in Germany found that higher rates of Facebook usage corresponded with more attacks on refugees.
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The first time I corresponded with Kelly, our back and forth left me scratching my head for weeks.
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The Times reported in August that the chairman and his staff met and corresponded with Sinclair several times.
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Writers that corresponded with the editor were blacklisted along with their essays, poems, novels, and even children's books.
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Those increased prices have corresponded with a 5 percent drop in sales in the West during the same period.
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The timing of the first payment corresponded with Iran's release of the American prisoners, which occurred the same day.
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I feel very privileged that I've had some direct contact with him and corresponded with him to some extent.
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But the email the Times corresponded with matched the one used by the Mikhail Burchik in the document dump.
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The shift in sentiment has corresponded with an increase in usage of drones from real estate listings to agriculture.
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Analysts previously discovered several letters in which bin Laden corresponded with Hamza and other leaders within the terrorist network.
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During the war he served in New York's Provincial Congress, helped write New York's Constitution and corresponded with Washington.
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Trump Jr. did not respond to this message, though he had previously corresponded with the organization on other matters.
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"I said yeah!" he writes to VICE, who corresponded with the inmate via mail and in one prison interview.
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Sharp rises in the rapid-response data have consistently corresponded with an increase in the year-end figure, he added.
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He's the only Gran Fury member that's died to date and his death corresponded with a general fatigue for people.
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That corresponded with an increase in Google searches for "buy gun" and "clean gun" during the same five-month window.
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Local leaders defended the move, saying it corresponded with similar programs that have been in place in Switzerland for decades.
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But the scientists they corresponded with were busy and it was clear that enlisting their help would take significant time.
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Over the past 10 years, the emergence of first-quarter earnings reports has generally corresponded with a rise in volatility.
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In the last several months, sharp gains or losses in bitcoin have corresponded with losses and gains in bitcoin cash.
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" But he also said, "The rise of Fox News has corresponded with an era of rising polarization in our politics.
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While I was working on this story, I corresponded with numerous Christian leaders — prominent pastors, radio hosts, authors, organizational leaders.
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I once corresponded with a man from Australia who lost his wife, a tragedy that occasioned a period of reflection.
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Building off his experience in dance, he often made detailed musical playlists that corresponded with the mood of each episode.
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At least eight people met or corresponded with Russian officials or business people during the 2016 presidential campaign and transition.
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"These reports corresponded with the information we have and with our assessment," he said in a speech in central Israel.
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The team found what they were looking for, with a catch: The brightening corresponded with eclipses from the brown dwarf companion.
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Over the past 15 months, when the TRIN has reached those levels, it has corresponded with a bottom in the market.
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That corresponded with an increase of 60 accidental gun deaths — including 20 children, the authors report today in the journal Science.
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The 117 known Mayan cities corresponded with the 23 constellations in the Mayan star charts, as his theory assumed they would.
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Gates could get philanthropic advice from anyone, and yet he corresponded with Epstein, whose transgressions were well known at the time.
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For the first few months, we corresponded with JPay emails and letters, which usually resulted in weeks of lapses in communication.
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They included: A program in which undergraduate psychology students corresponded with older adults by email, developing deepening relationships over six weeks.
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The next month, Parnas corresponded with a different powerful government official — this time, a Ukrainian one who had soured on Yovanovitch.
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The Vermont senator's continued rise in the latest Reuters survey corresponded with a significant increase in support from African American voters.
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Throughout the 1970s, even as Murray worked toward her eventual ordination, she corresponded with Ruth Bader Ginsburg about sex discrimination cases.
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These hacks were crimes, victimizing many hundreds of Americans (those who had their documents stolen, and those who corresponded with them).
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By analyzing the ice core, they discovered that Antarctic warm periods corresponded with climate fluctuations detected in ice cores extracted in Greenland.
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While conducting research for her master's degree, she corresponded with Robert Nemiroff, Ms. Hansberry's former husband and a promoter of her work.
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I corresponded with Tyson Foods Spoke Caroline Ahn via email and asked about Mighty Earth's research as it relates to Tyson Foods.
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There was radio silence for two months after my first meeting with Dr. Doft, while her office corresponded with my insurance company.
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I was really surprised and excited when I realized that the stars that shone the brightest corresponded with the biggest Mayan cities.
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And the cycling in money managers' positions has roughly corresponded with the short-term rise and fall in oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/2eQb43H).
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That law required transgender people to use restrooms in public facilities that corresponded with the sex listed on their birth certificates. Gov.
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Turnbull added the relationship between China and Australia was very "deep and extensive," saying he regularly corresponded with Chinese president Xi Jinping.
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This corresponded with a 9% drop in opioid prescriptions between 2016 and 2017, according to new data from the American Medical Association.
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Child went on to publish "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" and corresponded with my grandparents occasionally, most notably on Valentine's Day.
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Donald Trump Jr. corresponded with WikiLeaks, a free speech organization that is seen by some experts as a Russian front, in September 2016.
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Some people he corresponded with there said they wanted to meet him, but the agent did not say if any meetings took place.
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Historically, this type of activity, rich property valuations paid by less-established (often international) market participants, has corresponded with U.S. CRE cycle peaks.
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The Atlantic reported earlier this week that Trump Jr. had corresponded with WikiLeaks over Twitter during the height of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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I don't think it's a coincidence that the rise in passive investing has corresponded with the rise in low volume and low volatility.
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Borrowing in the revolving category that covers credit cards dropped $1.1 billion, after a strong increase in December that corresponded with holiday shopping.
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It's not particularly revelatory stuff -- Justice Kagan corresponded with the office about her official portrait, and Justice Sotomayor talked about law clerk applicants.
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The independent group's ad corresponded with a prolonged effort by the Bush campaign to cast Dukakis as too liberal to be elected president.
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Its launch corresponded with the shutdown of its predecessor, Ogrish, on Halloween of 2006, at site that had, along with sites like Rotten.
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Twitter has reliably struggled to add users since then, and that slowdown in user growth has corresponded with revenue plateauing since late 2015.
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The authors also corresponded with LGBTQ alliance and advocacy groups before publication, which led them to emphasize some important caveats to their study.
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Further, Soundgarden say they've corresponded with Vicky about the songs, and she's admitted they were the band's property ... not just Chris' solo work.
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The rise in the number of Afghan dead and injured has corresponded with a decline in the number of U.S. dead and injured.
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In each of these markets, the decline in bookings for domestic carriers has corresponded with massive increases in bookings for the Gulf carriers.
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The study found the health benefits from the decrease in pollution were almost immediate and corresponded with a drop in the mortality rate.
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She corresponded with André Malraux, wore Yves Saint Laurent and played poker with Françoise Sagan, as Rex Reed wrote in a 1969 profile.
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Zazi was discovered, according to the criminal complaint, after he corresponded with an email address used by an al Qaeda courier in Pakistan.
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Odell Beckham Jr., Michael Vick and Wayne's daughter, Reginae, had similar posts with numbers in their captions that corresponded with the album's release.
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The PDVSA office move corresponded with plans to expand technical cooperation in extracting oil with Russian oil companies Rosneft and Gazprom, she added.
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From the beginning of "fatherhood," he gave the Umbrella Academy kids numbers instead of names, all of which corresponded with their eventual perceived usefulness.
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The emails show that his office corresponded with those companies in efforts to weaken federal environmental regulations — the same rules he will now oversee.
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The prime of Johnson's career roughly corresponded with what was probably the nadir of civil rights in America in the post-Civil War years.
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ET Tuesday), corresponded with a magnitude-7.73 seismic event centered 12 miles (19 kilometers) east-southeast of Sungjibaegam, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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People who had corresponded with Zuckerberg, as far back as 2010, confirmed to Techcrunch that his chats have since been removed, while theirs remain.
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Researchers already knew that pigeons picked up environmental toxins, but until now no one knew if pollution in pigeons corresponded with pollution in people.
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Later, Dr. Navratil corresponded with Dubuffet, who in the 1940s had begun researching and promoting the hard-to-classify works of self-taught artists.
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They also found that, although Berhe had said that he didn't know Mered's wife, Lidya Tesfu, he had once corresponded with her on Facebook.
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Each envelope had a red MAGA stamp in the upper left corner, and the return address corresponded with an empty lot in downtown Nashville.
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In one, Pruitt corresponded with a Washington political consultant -- who also hails from Pruitt's home state of Oklahoma -- about speaking at a dinner event.
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The accumulation and liquidation of short positions has corresponded with the fall and rise in prices, especially in the NYMEX WTI contract (tmsnrt.rs/2cCgSNB).
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I corresponded with Ms. Kondo this week, with the translation help of Kay Amano, the director of publishing and corporate planning at KonMari Media.
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TechCrunch corresponded with each company, giving us an interesting window into how their economics improve with scale and how they think about their revenue.
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Business Insider corresponded with 37 Target employees to get a sense of the strangest things they&aposve witnessed customers return — or attempt to return.
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DreamHost is also being asked to hand over email content related to the site, which could identify people who corresponded with the website's owners.
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More important, she discovers his friendship with his neighbor, an actual historical personage, the 19th-century biologist Mary Treat, who corresponded with Charles Darwin.
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Stone, a longtime advisor to Trump known for dirty politics, had corresponded with numerous associates and other individuals about WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange.
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But the chip held an algorithm that could translate the firing patterns of neurons into a kind of Morse code that corresponded with actual memories.
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He said the large quarterly increase corresponded with a drop in typical acreage, which may suggest that it is the smaller ranches that are selling.
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The researchers also looked at how these behaviors corresponded with biomarkers related to chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease, including cholesterol and fasting glucose.
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That announcement corresponded with a slight rebound in the grizzly population after it had fallen to several hundred in the lower 48 states in 1975.
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That corresponded with the closest point of the race between Trump and Clinton, who were at the time separated by fewer than 2 points nationally.
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Not only were Mr. Trump's most favorable ratings in Italy found among former Berlusconi supporters, but they also corresponded with positive views of Mr. Putin.
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I traveled to thirteen different prisons around the country to visit as many of the people that I corresponded with in person as I could.
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In olden times, you were supposed to wear the gem that corresponded with that particular month in order to receive the crystal's benefits, explains Montúfar.
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The increased number of young people involved in sending or receiving sexually explicit photographs or messages has corresponded with rapidly expanding access to cell phones.
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He reportedly corresponded with Milo several times about GamerGate, which was supposedly about "ethics" in gaming journalism, but was really about misogynistic trolls harassing women.
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Instead, they said, they privately corresponded with a Cohen Milstein lawyer representing the NYC funds to address the issue of losses in the funds' commingled accounts.
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Bernstein Litowitz and Kessler Topaz, which say they were advised by Professor Wolfson as they corresponded with the NYC funds, want the letters to be disclosed.
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He was befriended by the magician Harry Houdini, a fellow debunker, and corresponded with the detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, a believer in fairies and spiritualists.
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The stock has nearly recovered from its 9.6 percent fall in the month through Wednesday's close, a slide that corresponded with declines in other retail stocks.
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The second took place a few months later in November when the devalued yuan corresponded with a weak start into the new year for U.S. stocks.
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The quiet Autopilot price hike corresponded with the announcement of a new, higher-priced 100kWh battery pack option for the Model S and Model X vehicles.
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That's the same email address I corresponded with earlier in the week that ultimately led to a bizarre phone call in which I was repeatedly insulted.
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Although the correlation is weak, we did find that a percentage-point increase in a city's Muslim population share corresponded with a 1.1% increase in closures.
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But senior administration officials — including Secretary of State John Kerry, who corresponded with his Iranian counterpart during the episode — thanked the Iranians for quickly resolving it.
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The tweets corresponded with a simultaneously airing "Fox & Friends" segment, and quotes that match the president's tweets suggest the on-air discussion directly incited Trump's attacks.
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Companies are often told to turn over IP addresses of everyone a person has corresponded with, online purchase information, email records and cell-site location data.
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Grandiose declarations of Europe's independence on the world stage corresponded with growing strategic vulnerability to Russia and the Middle East and deepening military dependence on Washington.
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Each 10% increase in household gun ownership rates corresponded with a 13% increase in domestic firearm homicides, researchers at the University of Indianapolis reported in 2017.
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During his short but prolific career, Mr. Vizzini often corresponded with fans who told him that his books helped them cope with their own mental anguish.
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"Improving political empowerment for women has, as a general rule, corresponded with increased numbers of women in senior roles in the labour market," the index said.
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The welcome decline in mortality from communicable and maternal causes has corresponded with a rise in deaths from non-communicable diseases associated with lifestyle and old age.
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In May 2016, the departments of Education and Justice had issued joint guidance directing schools to let transgender students use facilities that corresponded with their gender identity.
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He pointed out that the president's racist tweets about freshman congresswomen from two weeks ago also corresponded with on-air "Fox & Friends" discussion about the same issue.
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But in the last days of her life, Maynard corresponded with Mancini over a cause that was near and dear to both of them – death with dignity.
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So we have this really robust community called "Your Shot" for aspiring photographers, and we did an assignment that corresponded with the race issue around visualizing identity.
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World War II corresponded with the partition of India and Pakistan, where estimates put the number of deaths related to this struggle between 500,000 and one million.
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What I find bizarre about the whole thing is that they have known about this for several years, and I corresponded with their lawyers back in 2016.
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Originally, doctors told her she had bipolar II disorder; years later, a psychiatrist decided premenstrual dysphoric disorder more closely corresponded with her symptoms, and Ms. Waldman agreed.
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"Auctions are always the barometer of the market," said Alexander Platon, a senior director at Marlborough Fine Art, adding that these London sales corresponded with today's tastes.
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"The source had corresponded with me from a non Google email account, so the only way Google saw it was by accessing my Gmail account," wrote Arrington.
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That means Facebook knows your work email address, even if you never provided it to Facebook, and can recommend you friend people you've corresponded with from that address.
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Powerball doesn't publish the distribution of numbers that players pick, but it's possible to get a glimpse by looking at the drawings that have corresponded with jackpot winners.
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Last week, Target announced on its website that it would allow transgender employees and customers to choose the restroom and fitting room that corresponded with their gender identities.
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Marzilli noted that the Starbucks holiday "red cup" controversy from November 2015 corresponded with an even larger drop in perception, but no real impact on purchase consideration scores.
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If Trump decided he wanted to overrule them and pursue a Russia policy that actually corresponded with his bromantic feelings toward Putin, no one could really stop him.
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In September, Mr. Trump acknowledged in a closed-door interview with the Senate Judiciary Committee that he had corresponded with the group during the campaign, the officials said.
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It says a great deal about where the Democrats are as a party that attempts to tar him as "not a Democrat" have broadly corresponded with his rise.
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A big chunk of that was trying to figure out which device listed on the Wi-Fi network corresponded with the real-life device I wanted to control.
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He circulated explicit poems among his friends, corresponded with Walt Whitman, collaborated with the sexologist Havelock Ellis and wrote a memoir that he left to be published posthumously.
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Luckey corresponded with Carmack — who was still at id — while developing the Rift headset prototype, and Oculus used id game Doom 3 to sell early backers on the headset.
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The Zodiac Killer corresponded with authorities and the public via letters and postcards sent to media organizations, occasionally cryptographically encoded, in which he claimed a total of 37 victims.
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I had migraines that corresponded with my menstrual cycle — often making me physically sick — along with chronic neck muscle spasms and moods that affected my husband and co-workers.
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The researchers note that 600,000 Bitcoins "were fraudulently acquired" via trading on the exchange, and that "suspicious trades" corresponded with price increases that were outside of Bitcoin's normal growth.
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A spokeswoman for the university told the Louisville Courier Journal that university president Michael Benson has corresponded with some faculty members about the letter, but declined to comment further.
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By the end of 2015, as the ban was soon to be lifted under Obama, she was finally allowed to wear the uniform that corresponded with her gender identity.
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Although Ramsland regularly talked to Rader on the phone and had corresponded with him for years, she hoped that a visit might provide additional insight into his ghoulish imagination.
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This corresponded with an average adult lifespan increase of 12 percent for women, suggesting that the reduced stress of reproduction and its associated costs allowed women to live longer.
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Rebecca Hensley, a professor of sociology at Southeastern Louisiana University, who corresponded with Woodfox for many years, said that when she expressed romantic feelings for him he gently declined.
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But the rise of e-commerce and increasing concentration of wealth in large U.S. metros have corresponded with the loss of more than 70,000 jobs at retailers this year.
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He noted how the move below 1.5% occurred during European trading hours and corresponded with negative coronavirus news, indicating traders were focused on the epidemic rather than economic data.
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The fall in arrivals to Italy has corresponded with a surge in attempts to reach Spain, where a record number of migrants has reached the mainland in recent months.
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Lewandowski in the interview argued that Wikileaks' ties and motives may not have been known to the campaign at the time Trump Jr. corresponded with the organization on Twitter.
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We later confirmed via DM that two reporters who quoted Kenyon in their Facezam coverage only corresponded with him through emails after receiving a pitch to cover the app.
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I corresponded with Mason to inquire about his work with the famed publication, whether he sees progress, and how he felt when he first saw the magazine's November cover.
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Senior CSU member Gerda Hasselfeldt told the Funke Mediengruppe newspaper chain the CDU had strengthened its conservative profile and that many of its positions now corresponded with the CSU's own.
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In February, the Department of Education rolled back Obama-era guidelines that gave protections to transgender students in public schools who used and facilities that corresponded with their gender identity.
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The e-girl's emergence this year has corresponded with the rise of TikTok, the short-form video app Generation Z turns to for its latest viral memes and internet entertainment.
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For three weeks before arriving on the island, I corresponded with a Dart company spokeswoman, who made it cordially clear that an interview with Mr. Dart was a non-starter.
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He noted how the move below 1.5% first occurred during European trading hours and corresponded with negative coronavirus news, indicating traders were focused on the epidemic rather than economic data.
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Trump Jr. corresponded with WikiLeaks during the campaign Trump Jr. released a chain of private Twitter messages with WikiLeaks after The Atlantic first reported on the contacts on Monday afternoon.
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But after complaints from parents, the county school board adopted a new policy in December 2014 that required students to use the bathroom that corresponded with their gender at birth.
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Three out of four also reported that they saw the color associated with earning on the screen first, when in reality they were seeing the color that corresponded with saving.
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Yet that process for other exceptions is not yet clear, according to Stefan Kertesz, associate professor of preventive medicine at the University of Alabama, who has corresponded with the agency.
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The law banned trans and non-binary folks from using the bathroom of their choice, forcing them to use the bathroom that corresponded with the sex assigned to them at birth.
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Ural's owner GAZ Group declined to arrange a meeting with its management, but its press office said salaries corresponded with those at other firms locally and were adjusted with workers' performance.
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Restrooms have become a flashpoint in the fight over transgender rights, following North Carolina passed a law last year requiring people to use public restrooms that corresponded with their birth gender.
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When the team corresponded with the hacker to confirm the source of hacked drone documents, the attacker disclosed that he also had access to footage from a MQ-1 Predator drone.
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Past research showed that this extinction corresponded with a release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, possibly from a massive volcanic area, but researchers have struggled to pinpoint when eruptions occurred.
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This year's game was moved from Charlotte to New Orleans due to the law that required individuals to use the bathroom that corresponded with the sex listed on their birth certificates.
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During their time in the trenches, the brothers corresponded with their sister Olive, Kate's great-grandmother who worked as a nurse, and her husband Lieutenant Richard Noel Middleton, Kate's great-grandfather.
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They happily attacked a top-water lure or fly twitched along a current seam, but only in the first hour of the ebb, and then only when it corresponded with dawn.
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She has also corresponded with Ms. Herzog and Jesse Singal, another journalist who has been scorned for his writing on trans people, and has developed genuine friendships with like-minded academics.
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Rain threatened even Quebec in the forecast, but when I corresponded with locals about what else we might do beside ski, they produced such long lists that the deal was sealed.
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The decline in virus sample sharing corresponded with the launch of the 2014 Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources, which recognizes a country's sovereignty over genetic resources in its territory.
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The unified effort came in the hours after The New York Times published a new report that revealed the whistleblower corresponded with a House Intelligence Committee aide before filing the complaint.
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He has met and corresponded with Dr He. Also, his father, William, is a bioethicist and physician at Stanford University, in California, where Dr He worked after he had completed his PhD.
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" Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said the indictment does not name any American citizen, but told reporters that defendants "corresponded with several Americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet.
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One recent study found that the level of tau protein in the blood of students who had suffered a concussion corresponded with the length of time the young athlete needed to recover.
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However, some sources who corresponded with me say that the Chinese government has purposely held up the acquisition of NXP Semiconductors by Qualcomm while it negotiates a more positive outcome for ZTE.
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A 45-year-old Muslim convert, she said she had also corresponded with Mr. Ramadan on Facebook and met him in his hotel on the sidelines of a conference to discuss religion.
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They also indicate that he knew Donald Trump Jr. had secretly corresponded with WikiLeaks, the radical transparency organization that released emails during the campaign season stolen from the Democratic National Committee's servers.
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Over the years he corresponded with Maya Angelou, Anthony Burgess, John Cheever, E. L. Doctorow, John Kenneth Galbraith, Robert Gottlieb, Norman Mailer, Bernard Malamud, Joyce Carol Oates, John Steinbeck and John Updike.
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The Krims tried to reach both women, but only corresponded with Ms. Severino, who gave Ms. Ortega a glowing review, falsely saying in an email she was wonderful with her son, Adrian.
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The cause of the fires could not be identified but some occurred in locations that corresponded with areas where witnesses reported deliberate burning of houses by the military, Human Rights Watch said.
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For instance, a small peak in the concentration of lead was found to correspond with its increased production and use during World War I, while a decline corresponded with the Great Depression.
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Haberman said she corresponded with Sanders via email ahead of the story's publication, and pointed to a quote from White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley that is featured in the story.
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After this was over, Wood rose to stipulate that Rick Stanton, the head of the rescue dive team who'd corresponded with Musk and testified on behalf of Unsworth, had also received offers.
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The study, published Wednesday in the Environmental Health Perspectives journal, found that short-term exposure to high ambient air pollution corresponded with a rise in visits to the children's psychiatric emergency department.
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Donavion "Navi" Huskey and Taiyande "Juice" Huskey attended Coachella in 2018 and claim that festival security stopped each of them when they tried to use the bathrooms that corresponded with their gender identity.
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The actress, who portrays Alex Dunphy, says in an exclusive Entertainment Tonight excerpt from the comedy series' season 7 DVD that aspects of her personal life have corresponded with her character's own experiences.
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More than 50 customers corresponded with BuzzFeed News, and almost all said that the company was their only financially feasible option to fix lifelong anxieties about their teeth and boost their self-esteem.
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Local leaders defended the move, saying it corresponded with similar programs that have been in place in Switzerland for decades, and equated it to the need-based unemployment benefit that German citizens receive.
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They also sequenced mutations in tumors from 100 of the patients studied, and found that in 82 patients, the same mutations found in the blood corresponded with those found in the tumor tissue.
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That gigantic investment corresponded with a boom for The Wing, which now has five locations in New York and one apiece in Seattle, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, D.C., Los Angeles, London, and Toronto.
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Another welcome walk-on part goes to Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, a sometime abbess who corresponded with Descartes and gave him an impressively hard time over his ideas about the mind-body problem.
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The Knicks' winning streak corresponded with the return of PG Frank Ntilikina (ankle), who is averaging 6.3 points and three assists in 18.3 minutes off the bench in the last three games. 2.
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She labeled each photograph A, B and C, and I sent the photos out to 30 people and, without revealing which phone each letter corresponded with, asked them to vote for their favorite.
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An email provided to NBC News by Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti, showed Cohen corresponded with First Republic Bank about the payment using his Trump Organization email address and not his personal email account.
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They also used an Alzheimer's scale (called ADCOMS) to measure clinical symptoms in the patients, and found that the reduction in plaques corresponded with a slowing of Alzheimer's disease progression by 30 percent.
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Baidu found that in the last quarter of 22016, map query volumes were up 15.4 percent year-on-year, which corresponded with a 14 percent rise in Apple's China revenue in that same period.
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An ambitious polymath who composed music, wrote verse and corresponded with Voltaire, she built Bayreuth's intimate yet elaborate Margravial Opera House, one of the most outstanding surviving examples of Baroque theater architecture in Europe.
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They found different kinds of signals in the slices—most of them corresponded with carbon signals found elsewhere on Earth, but for one slice, it looked more like the signal from carbon-containing meteorites.
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"NOAA is a prime example of how eye tracking can be used as a training tool to fill the digital skills gap," said Tom Englund, President of Tobii Pro, who also corresponded with Motherboard.
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The 85033 law, also known has House Bill 2, blocked a Charlotte city ordinance that, among other things, protected the ability of transgender people to use the bathroom that corresponded with their gender identity.
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While FireEye did not confirm that the attackers were definitely part of the Vietnamese government, Carr said the timing of the intrusions corresponded with the victims' engagement with the Vietnamese government on regulatory matters.
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Gavin Grimm was a 203-year-old high school sophomore when the Gloucester County School Board adopted a new policy, in 2014, preventing him from using the bathroom that corresponded with his gender identity.
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As these images flashed before me, my fellow attendees and I passed around a small device, about the size of an Amazon Echo Dot, that emitted scents that corresponded with the on-screen action.
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"I talked a little bit about this with Tim," said Father Gaborit, who visited Mr. Kaine at his home outside Kansas City years later and corresponded with him through letters and late-night conversations.
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When I went back to the reader, they sent me a link to a YouTube video about Little St. James and claimed they had corresponded with the piano tuner via the comments underneath it.
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Later that fall, Dr. Hanna-Attisha, a pediatrician at Michigan's Hurley Medical center, documented a spike in blood lead levels in kids from Flint that corresponded with the timing of the city's water switch.
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Six studies, two of which were randomized controlled trials, showed that delaying the start of school from 2500 to 150 minutes corresponded with increased sleep time of 2000 to 77 minutes per week night.
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In 2016, North Carolina legislators ignited a nationwide controversy when they passed a law requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use the restroom that corresponded with the gender they were assigned at birth.
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Kemp said, adding that she and her husband, Peter, had devoted an entire three-month trip to collecting feathers, during which she kept a diary of her discoveries and often corresponded with Dr. Brandis.
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Six studies, two of which were randomized controlled trials, showed that delaying the start of school from 25 to 60 minutes corresponded with increased sleep time of 25 to 77 minutes per week night.
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A self-described "email prankster" claiming to be Dan Scavino Jr., the White House director of social media, corresponded with Mr. Cobb about a testy exchange he had with a reporter for Business Insider.
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The pizzeria, Comet Ping Pong, had been swept into a conspiracy theory, which linked the supposed ring to Hillary Clinton, because its owner had corresponded with the Clinton campaign about a fund-raising dinner.
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Fisher, who ran the Dallas Fed from 2005 to 2015, said the influence on markets could be driven mainly by expectations created during earlier rounds of QE, which corresponded with hefty stock market gains.
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In the oil market, shifts in the structure of futures prices between contango and backwardation have corresponded with shifts in the market balance ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 22014).
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I've never met or corresponded with Alomar before, but as another writer of short short stories, I've admired his work for years and recently reviewed The Teeth of the Comb for the New York Times.
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I was able to wean off my depression meds halfway through my pregnancy with Aspen which directly corresponded with when I got Girly Girl, and I haven't been on a lick of antidepressants since then.
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The pulling of the app until Nissan can get it patched is good — although the researcher who discovered the hack, Troy Hunt, says that he first corresponded with the company about it on January 23rd.
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The legislation was passed in an effort to prevent cities and counties from passing their own nondiscrimination ordinances after Charlotte approved an ordinance allowing transgender people to use bathrooms that corresponded with their sexual identity.
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WTI position-building has corresponded with a narrowing of the prompt Brent-WTI premium, which has fallen from a high of almost $6.50 per barrel towards the end of last year to less than $5.30.
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"For the most part, I send videos of myself signing to some cast members such as Cooper [Andrews], Cassady [McClincy], [and] Nadine [Marissa]," Angel Theory added of actors who she has corresponded with off set.
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The prosecution will also attempt to show that the timing of Dr. Melgen's gifts corresponded with Mr. Menendez's actions on his behalf, and that pattern established the quid pro quo necessary for a bribery conviction.
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Senior Reporter Bryan Menegus was generous enough to share his actual blood pressure readings from the doctor, and while those numbers corresponded with the manual kit, his diastolic reading was wildly off with BPM Core.
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While the gun death rate is higher than it has been in some time, he noted that it was even higher in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, which corresponded with heroin and crack cocaine epidemics.
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As a computer-science student at the University of Milan in the '113s, he became fascinated by cryptography; he corresponded with programmers around the world about new cryptographic theories and wrote code for email encryption.
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Busa and his team had to both punch holes into cards which corresponded with certain codes as well as print sentences onto lithographic master plates, the latter of which included the context of certain word-cards.
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"We've seen an acceleration in the use of robots within their fulfillment centers, and that has corresponded with fewer and fewer workers that they're hiring around the holidays," Citi analyst Mark May told CNBC last November.
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The settlement comes amid a broader national debate over gender identity and bathroom use, which followed North Carolina's passage last year of a law requiring people to use public restrooms that corresponded with their birth gender.
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While the authenticity of the documents has yet to be fully established, several of the people who corresponded with Mr. Surkov confirmed that the messages of theirs released by the hackers were the ones they sent.
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Goldman Sachs analysts said in a recent report that sharp declines in interest rates beginning in 2014 corresponded with a "substantial" decline in net interest income at eurozone banks, relative to where estimates were in 2014.
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To determine whether those words and news reports corresponded with an actual shift in violence, the researchers compiled a list of 31 Trump rallies and 38 Clinton rallies held in cities with assault data available online.
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The woman, a 45-year-old convert to Islam, told French newspapers that she had corresponded with Mr. Ramadan on Facebook and met him in his hotel on the sidelines of a conference to discuss religion.
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Documents released by House impeachment investigators late Tuesday indicate that Lev Parnas, an associate of Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, corresponded with Republican congressional candidate Robert Hyde about tracking the movements of the ex-envoy, Marie Yovanovitch.
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His team has corresponded with the Mount Sinai team for years, and they had originally planned to release their results at the same time (both will be published in the same print July edition of the journal).
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That included trans people who were arrested for using the bathroom that corresponded with their gender identity at Houston shelters after fleeing Hurricane Katrina, and others who just didn't trust institutions enough to reach out for help.
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Klobuchar's rise corresponded with the rise of former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, whose poll numbers surged in early February to the point that he qualified for the Democratic primary debate in Las Vegas on February 19.
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What I did not recall, I realized as I settled in across the table from them, was the gender they had been raised to express, the one that corresponded with the sex entered on their birth record.
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As others have noted, the period of Walsh's political life during which he contemplated extraconstitutional violence if Hillary Clinton won the presidency corresponded with the time when Walsh engaged in rank racism and bigotry, particularly on Twitter.
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The landmarks commission noted that he kept an apartment in the 71st Street building "where he worked on plays, screenplays and novels and corresponded with other prominent literary and cultural figures" when he was in New York.
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Next I show the synthesis of such outlandish visuals with New Wave realism in "A Woman Is a Woman" (19863), directed by Jean-Luc Godard (who corresponded with Tashlin when Godard was a critic in the 1950s).
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Hus corresponded with Sir John Oldcastle, the Lollard knight who led a revolt against Henry V. Jean Calvin's cousin, Pierre Robert, called Olivetan, made a new translation of the Bible from the original languages for the French Waldensians.
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On Monday evening, Trump Jr. released what he said is the "entire chain of messages" he shared with WikiLeaks over Twitter, following a report from the Atlantic that he secretly corresponded with the organization during the 2016 election.
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MS Slavic 7 is a semi-autobiographical film, based on letters between director Sofia Bohdanowicz's great-grandmother, the Polish poet Zofia Bohdanowiczowa, and Nobel Prize nominee Józef Wittlin, who corresponded with one another in the 1950s and '60s.
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While senior staffers at the department regularly corresponded with her on her private account and her chief of staff was made aware of the request, the State Department replied that there were "no records responsive" to the query.
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To get a stronger grip on how ForgePoint sees the market, TechCrunch corresponded with the group, asking about fund mechanics (check sizes, investing pace), the cybersecurity sector itself (business models, valuations) and recent liquidity events (CrowdStrike in particular).
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"She has a great eye," said Ms. Thomas, who photographed two subjects — her partner and muse, Racquel Chevremont, and the performance artist Zachary Tye Richardson — and then corresponded with Ms. Swinton via email to select images for the show.
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So the Secret Service will check its "vast ... library of individuals who have written threatening letters to the president, who have corresponded with the presidents in some sort of shape or form," said Funk, the former Secret Service agent.
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He corresponded with George Bernard Shaw, came up with the idea for the Panama Canal, invented yogurt and only narrowly missed becoming the first person to reach the North Pole (he was seven metres off, the day before Robert Peary).
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"What's happening now is similar to #MeToo in that it raises the never-ending controversy about why sexual assault victims don't come forward sooner," said Diane Petrella, a Rhode Island-based psychotherapist and life coach whom I corresponded with on email.
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That said, Trump's opponents should note that the past couple of weeks of intense debate over the president's "fitness" for office, concluding in a new round of "Trump is a bigot" takes, have corresponded with his approval ratings getting steadily better.
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She was an incredibly respected woman who corresponded with the Pope and all of the great leaders of her day, but from there I can't find much marijuana herstory until 1800, when Napoleon invaded Egypt and his troops discovered hashish.
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One of those students was Mike Gabbard, who had been interested in Hinduism since the nineteen-seventies: he once corresponded with Bhaktivedanta, asking for advice on establishing a temple, and Tulsi Gabbard's name reflects the family's pre-existing spiritual commitments.
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The real vote totals, of course, yielded these results, according to Associated Press: The gap was wide enough to make a skeptical reader remember how Clinton campaign chair John Podesta corresponded with a pollster about oversampling to gain a desired result.
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But that sense of low-key politics, too, seems to have ebbed with the City Council's approval, in February, of an ordinance that allowed transgender people to use, while in publicly owned buildings, the restroom that corresponded with their gender identity.
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Immediately after they showed the jury the invoice, prosecutors asked Regolizio if he had ever met or corresponded with Konstantin Kilimnik, a Russian who has been indicted in DC in a separate case for helping Manafort attempt to tamper with witnesses.
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Stefanik, a Republican member of the House Intelligence Committee, said on Fox News that Schiff needs to answer questions "under oath" in light of revelations that a government whistleblower corresponded with a House Intel panel aide before filing a complaint.
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As it turns out, Korn's very own coffee line has been in the works for over a full calendar year, and Gursey told me he's corresponded with the band multiple times to nail down a flavor profile that they approved.
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MOSCOW — Sepp Blatter, the disgraced former president of FIFA whose dramatic fall from power corresponded with revelations of widespread corruption among the organization's top officials, will attend the World Cup in Russia as a personal guest of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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When controlling for changes in a state's economy and welfare policies, the researchers estimated that a $1 increase in the minimum wage corresponded with a 3.5 percent decrease in the suicide rate for those with a high school education or less.
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According to those documents, Papadopoulos corresponded with an unnamed individual — identified only as a "campaign supervisor" — in March regarding his contact with a foreign professor and a Russian woman about setting up a meeting between Russian officials and the campaign.
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The emails show that his office corresponded with those companies — including Devon Energy, an Oklahoma oil and gas producer, and American Electric Power, an Ohio-based utility — in efforts to weaken federal environmental regulations, the same rules he will now oversee.
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This February, South Dakota's legislature approved a first-of-its-kind measure that would have forced transgender students in the state's public schools to use the restrooms and locker rooms that corresponded with their birth sex, regardless of their gender identity.
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I didn't go undercover as a guard for four months, but I corresponded with inmates and verified details with public records requests after the state sold the Lake Erie Correctional Institution — the first time a state did that — to CCA.
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For Tim Book Two Burgess corresponded with musicians and artists he admired, including Throbbing Gristle's Cosey Fanni Tutti, former Smith's guitarist Johnny Marr, and filmmaker and musician David Lynch, asking them for record suggestions that he would attempt to find on his travels.
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Three weeks before the election, he corresponded with Emma Wolfe, one of the mayor's closest advisers, about the procedures for paying for hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign advertisements and mailings for Democratic candidates in targeted races, according to the materials.
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In his new book, Uneasy Peace, Patrick Sharkey, a sociologist at New York University, documents how the dramatic drop in crime starting in the 1990s, which took place nationwide, corresponded with an increase in the number of nonprofits serving high-crime areas.
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Critics of measures like the one above say it's too sensitive to short-term moves in markets such as oil (and, indeed, the most recent pullback in inflation expectations has corresponded with the tumble in oil prices over the past nine weeks).
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"WikiLeaks and Assange made several public statements apparently designed to obscure the source of the materials that WikiLeaks was releasing," according to the report, which showed that WikiLeaks corresponded with the true source of the leaked emails — Russian hackers — after Mr. Rich's death.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Tuesday ruled that federal law protects a transgender student who fought all the way to the Supreme Court for the right to use a bathroom at a high school in Virginia that corresponded with his gender identity.
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Known as House Bill 2, or H.B. 2, the so-called bathroom bill eliminated local anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and mandated that transgender people use bathrooms in public facilities that corresponded with their sex at birth.
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"The volatility in the stock was the function of an incredibly difficult setup where the most bullish financial expectations corresponded with the most bearish sentiment," said James Cakmak, an analyst at Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. His firm, not an underwriter, expected revenue at $169.9 million.
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A performer climbed on stage with a guitar and spent an hour cycling through a series of costumes, which corresponded with the songs he covered, from Guns N' Roses in a shaggy blond hair metal wig to Britney Spears in a plaid schoolgirl skirt.
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After Ash Whitaker was forbidden from using the school bathroom that corresponded with his gender, he went to a district court, Buzzfeed reports, claiming that the rule violated his Title IX rights and his rights under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Most controversially, the administration took this to apply to school bathrooms and locker rooms, releasing a guidance that asked federally funded schools to let trans students use the facility that corresponded with their gender identity instead of the gender assigned to them at birth.
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WASHINGTON, May 22 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Tuesday ruled that federal law protects a transgender student who fought all the way to the Supreme Court for the right to use a bathroom at a high school in Virginia that corresponded with his gender identity.
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I'd planned this trip to coincide with a moonless sky — the best time to see the glow — and had corresponded with BlackBeard Sports to line up a Bio Bay excursion, or perhaps snorkel or bicycle to the sugar industry ruins in the island's interior.
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At the State and Treasury Departments, Mr. Lanza and his associates at Mercury corresponded with or met with officials involved in sanctions policy, such as David Meale, the acting deputy assistant secretary of state overseeing sanctions, and Seth Bridge, a top Treasury sanctions policy adviser.
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But she took a particular interest in the careers of the youngest female golfers on the national scene and corresponded with Lucy Li, a Californian, in the wake of her qualifying for the United States Women's Open in 2014 at the record age of 11.
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That paper found "state-level increases of $933 in minimum wage corresponded with a 3.4 percent to 5.9 percent decrease in the suicide rates of people with a high school diploma or less" among 18- to 64-year-olds, per my colleague Eli Rosenberg.
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On Friday, the Justice Department filed a legal brief that withdrew its objections to an injunction that had blocked guidance from the Education Department, which required public schools to allow students to use bathrooms that corresponded with their current gender identity, according to the Washington Post.
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The scientists used the dryness of the climate to determine the dryness of the forests themselves, using eight metrics that corresponded with fuel dryness and fire danger, said A. Park Williams, one of the study's authors and an assistant research professor at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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As TechCrunch's Natasha Lomas explained during a 2013 Facebook privacy scandal: Chances are someone you have corresponded with — by email or mobile phone — has let Facebook's data spiders crawl through their correspondence, thereby allowing your contact data to be assimilated entirely without your knowledge or consent.
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In 2016, he supported House Bill 2, a controversial state law that, in addition to removing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, required transgender people in public facilities to use the bathroom that corresponded with the sex stated on their birth certificate.
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The law nullified local government ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and it required people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that corresponded with the gender listed on their birth certificates, which liberals saw as an attack on transgender rights.
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"While it's not clear whether the attackers corresponded with ISIS prior to the operation, it's clear that the methods used in the attack is something ISIS encouraged and incited over and again," said Laith Alkhouri, a director in New York of the business-risk intelligence company Flashpoint.
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When I first corresponded with Pohl in 2013, the year he and his colleagues reported an updated muonic hydrogen measurement in Science, he emailed me a plot showing how, historically, measurements of physical constants have often drifted dramatically as techniques change and improve before converging on their correct values.
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The majority of independents still lean either more Republican or Democrat when pressed, but in recent years there has been a swell in those who don't affiliate outright with either major party, and this has corresponded with other surveys showing high levels of frustration with Congress and partisan politics.
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Historically, the times when the experiment has been most meaningfully tested have corresponded with the times when those same people of color have challenged the status quo, forcing a reconsideration not only of who deserves a voice within the larger experiment, but who deserves to benefit from it.
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"Whenever I saw someone cancelled, I would reply [over email] to them to try to understand what had happened," says Yuan, who adds that he "learned a lot" from this practice, and that some of the clients he corresponded with even went on to become loyal, long-time customers.
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These initiatives at CSU have corresponded with a steady rise in our fall-to-fall student retention rates (from 28503 percent in 22019 to 70.7 percent in 2014) as well as a significant increase in our cohort 6-year graduation rates, from below 30 percent to nearly 40 percent.
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The American Civil Liberties Union filed a complaint with the Department of Education in 2014 on behalf of Gavin Grimm, a transgender student who said he was discriminated against by his school district because it did not let him use the bathroom that corresponded with his gender identity.
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They find that, if anything, regions which saw bigger immigration flows actually swung against Mr Trump in 2016, though the effect is small: a 3.8% increase in a precinct's Hispanic population from 2011 to 2016 corresponded with a rise of 0.2 percentage points in Hillary Clinton's vote share.
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In search of a conclusive answer to the question, I had conversations with friends, posted on Facebook and Twitter, corresponded with the editorial staff at the popular NYC oddities website Untapped Cities, and consulted several experts at the City University of New York's Gotham Center for New York City History.
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Maggie, a 25-year-old software developer in Oakland, California, who prefers not to use her last name (so this article won't be the first thing that shows up when you google her) also experienced more intense orgasms while stoned, which corresponded with more forceful vaginal contractions measured by Lioness.
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The Trump administration had already revoked the most high-profile guidance document issued by the Obama administration, a letter jointly issued by the Departments of Justice and Education in May 2016 that urged local school districts to allow transgender students to use the restrooms that corresponded with their gender identities.
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In February 2016, the Charlotte City Council passed a nondiscrimination ordinance — supported by Ms. Lyles and Ms. Roberts — that prompted the Republican-dominated state Legislature to pass a law that required people in publicly owned buildings to use the restroom that corresponded with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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The researchers found that Sheen's announcement corresponded with the greatest number of HIV-related Google searchers ever recorded in the US. But Sheen didn't make an immediate call to action for the public to get tested or use condoms, and public health groups didn't use him as a face to raise HIV awareness.
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From 2005 to 2016, the period analyzed in the study, 334 coal-fired units were shut down, while 612 new natural gas-fired units came online across the U.S. The study found the health benefits from the decrease in pollution were almost immediate and corresponded with a drop in the mortality rate.
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Now that Penguin is reissuing The Executive Coloring Book (the title is embossed in gold across in a nondescript binding), I recently corresponded with Altman, who is his 80s, about the original activity book for broken middle-class shills and what it feels like to be at the forefront of a cult of pastels.
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Earlier this year, it was also revealed that Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE corresponded with WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign.
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I listened to those LPs over and over while sitting with the book in my favorite chair, and one day I looked at a page in the book and something clicked — the words on the page suddenly corresponded with the words I was hearing, precisely as the Op-Ed author said they must do.
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The claims that she had exposed classified secrets through her use of a private server dogged Clinton down to the final days of the campaign, when a surprise admission by then-FBI Director James Comey that the bureau was reopening its probe into the emails corresponded with a last-minute downturn in her polling numbers.
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Silver opened the news conference by addressing House Bill 2, the law passed in North Carolina in 2016 that invalidated local government ordinances establishing anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and required people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that corresponded with the genders listed on their birth certificates.
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These emails, in which women beg for help, are nearly identical to letters sent to contraception activists in 1917—nearly 60 years before abortion was legalized in the US. Last winter, before Chelsea Manning had been pardoned by President Obama, she corresponded with Broadly through the mail from a maximum-security facility in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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He also claimed not to have any records of communications related to his assertions that he had corresponded with WikiLeaks publisher Julian AssangeJulian Paul AssangeJury set to begin deliberating in Stone trial Roger Stone won't testify as defense prepares to rest case Ex-Trump campaign official testifies Stone gave updates on WikiLeaks email dumps MORE through an intermediary.
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Trump's first year in office corresponded with a 231 percent increase in hate crimes against Muslims in the U.S. The Trump administration's foreign policy in the Middle East has also not sat well with most Muslims, including the administration's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and its decision to open a U.S. embassy there.
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Juelz Santana – Dedication 2, 2006 There's no tool more valuable in growing to appreciate music than an abundance of spare time; one might argue that my own firm belief in Lil Wayne's excellence is tied to the fact that the most exciting years of his career corresponded with the least busy period of my own life.
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Despite having no formal education and being unwelcome in the all-male scientific community of her time, Anning corresponded with some of the leading lights of Victorian geology and managed to make some of the most significant paleontological finds of her era, including the first known Ichthyosaur and Plesiosarus — both giant marine reptiles that lived in the Jurassic era.
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It's crazy to think that there once was a time when I exclusively corresponded with other people by handwritten letters: My distant cousins and I lived in different parts of China — she resided in a remote village; I grew up in the most crowded city in the world — and we'd share our vastly contrasting daily routines with one another via handwritten doodles.
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This has corresponded with a more muscular foreign policy: Xi's government has engaged in territorial disputes in both the East and South China Sea -- where China has been building up and fortifying reefs and islets despite an international court ruling against them -- and in the Himalayas, which saw a tense, months-long standoff between the PLA and Indian troops earlier this year.
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The new law also corresponded with a swell of anxiety and fear stemming from several high-profile anti-Semitic attacks, including the stabbing of five Hasidic Jews at a rabbi's home in Monsey, N.Y. But the rise in anti-Semitic attacks should not be used to justify changes to the bail reform law, said Abby Stein of Jews for Racial and Economic Justice.
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Trump Jr. corresponded with the site during the presidential campaign, and White House senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE also received emails about Russia and WikiLeaks before the election.
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Rep. Joe BartonJoe Linus BartonGOP trading fancy offices, nice views for life in minority Privacy legislation could provide common ground for the newly divided Congress Texas New Members 2019 MORE (R-Texas) is facing additional scrutiny after a woman shared a string of sexually suggestive Facebook messages she received from the Texas lawmaker, who was married at the time she corresponded with him.
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