I didn't bother mentioning it, because it felt so fruitless, but while corresponding with you, I have also been corresponding with what I think is a robot at Hotmail.
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Many teachers spend time at home corresponding with teachers and students.
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After his release, Mr. Fahmy also began corresponding with Mr. Otaiba.
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Tuesday due to a standard, mandatory hold corresponding with his felony arrest.
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She continued tweeting and also corresponding with Robertson of Human Rights Watch.
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That is precisely the idea, a new dimension corresponding with the cosmos.
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Soon, she was corresponding with Spiegel and invited him over for dinner.
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One, Robyn Byrd, was just 6563 when she first started corresponding with Kricfalusi.
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If the teacher thinks everything looks legitimate, they start corresponding with the company.
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They had spent thousands of hours corresponding with regulatory agencies across the globe.
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He began corresponding with Hurt in prison and reached out to the stepdaughter.
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And the university has been corresponding with "multiple journals" about Wansink's work, Kotlikoff wrote.
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But that never happened, because nobody seemed to be appropriately corresponding with one another.
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Two years ago, he began corresponding with Wolf Sittler, a furniture maker in Austin.
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Two years later I still miss them and recently started corresponding with my stepdaughter.
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A few young girls started corresponding with Egdorf after seeing the video, she said.
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He becomes a heroic prisoner of conscience and enjoys corresponding with female pen pals.
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The emails show her corresponding with SBA administrator Linda McMahon using a personal email address.
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Ensuring transgender Americans can use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identities isn't some tertiary issue.
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"I spent a long time researching and corresponding with local authorities and families," Langer reflected.
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CNN reporters and producers have been talking and corresponding with some students on social media.
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Since November 2, the beam has been projected on various sites corresponding with festival events.
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It has around 12 million mobile subscribers, corresponding with bout 12 percent of the German market.
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Sub-20ms latency is what keeps the image on the screen corresponding with your head movements.
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Creating an alter-ego named Woodrow, inspired by America's 28th president, he begins corresponding with her.
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The sad thing (yes, sadder than corresponding with a sandwich) is that I was actually disappointed.
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Corresponding with the boom in NHS-delivered medical abortions, the underground sale of pills has skyrocketed.
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He was corresponding with so many friends who'd gone to Syria that Facebook deactivated his account.
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She spoke above tables of bone fragments, still separated with numbers corresponding with the 55 boxes.
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There's no allegation in this indictment that the Americans knew they were corresponding with Russian intelligence officers.
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The labels read "Tribeca", "Bushwick" or "Coney Island" corresponding with the neighborhood the honey was collected from.
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But none of these drops came close to corresponding with the huge increase in stop-and-frisk cases.
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Michael Miller, an astrophotography hobbyist from Arizona, began corresponding with him to share tips about techniques and processing.
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She had read "African Banjo Echoes in Appalachia," by Cecelia (Cece) Conway, and was corresponding with the author.
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Chambers said Gina has been corresponding with men who have offered her money, jobs, and housing, the AP reports.
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The bill would have forced transgender people use public bathrooms corresponding with the gender they were assigned at birth.
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Meanwhile, I was designing, assembling, packaging and shipping orders daily, updating my website and Instagram, and corresponding with customers.
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One featured nine boxes that were each decorated with colorful illustrations corresponding with this year's nine Best Picture nominations.
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The Obama-era guidance instructed schools to let students use bathrooms and other facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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"Under the policy, all students except for transgender students may use restrooms corresponding with their gender identity," she wrote.
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TheBlaze and CRTV partnered on some projects, and the two organizations started corresponding with each other on social media.
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Mercury retrograde is finally over on Wednesday, and its motion pauses, corresponding with a pause in your own thoughts.
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I have been corresponding with a scammer who goes by the name of Mary Dean for several months now.
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After spending weeks corresponding with Olea, I finally asked him a question that had been hovering in my mind.
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Last week, the man stopped corresponding with my friend's colleague, who now fully realizes that she has been scammed.
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The Oxford City Council passed an ordinance this week saying residents must use public restrooms corresponding with their biological sex.
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Many are accused of corresponding with people who had downloaded a messaging app popular with Gulen supporters, known as ByLock.
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After weeks of interviewing and corresponding with dozens of sources at universities and hospitals, I've finally parsed fact from fiction.
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The blooms usually grow from January to June or July, corresponding with nutrient availability from the Amazon and Mississippi rivers.
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An undercover agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives began corresponding with Xu and eventually purchased four guns.
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Each sport category was given a weight corresponding with the total percentage of U.S. adults who say they follow that sport.
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It would ban transgender individuals from using the bathroom corresponding with their gender identity in public schools and government-funded buildings.
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He also reminded all my friends via text message that they needed to mind their manners when corresponding with the Queen.
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In February of 22017, he rescinded Obama-era protections that allowed trans students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, release energy in the form of photons and can emit different wavelengths corresponding with specific colors.
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On top of that, we're stuck in the longest government shutdown in history, meaning the SEC isn't corresponding with IPO candidates.
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Cuomo offered pushback on several of Santorum's claims, saying Trump is a White House official who was corresponding with government figures.
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Some pundits suggest Mr Kocner may have boasted of meetings that never happened, to impress the people he was corresponding with.
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He also acknowledged corresponding with Kremlin officials about the project, which ultimately fell apart as Trump neared the GOP nomination. Rep.
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The auction house holds two sales of Japanese art annually, corresponding with Asia Week in both New York and London respectively.
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When she wasn't corresponding with Kevin, her dude, Hamele mistook a pug for a deceased family dog, and, as one does, wept.
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Satellite imagery first revealed the giant formation on the water's surface on August 9, corresponding with reports from sailors at the time.
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Paddock also was corresponding with an email account about the weapons he used in the attack, which may have belonged to him.
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People on the site buy shares corresponding with the polls, so a share trading at 39 cents corresponds with a 39% chance.
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But the Trump administration also rescinded protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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In early 2017, the Trump administration rescinded an Obama-era directive that allowed students to use the restrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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After the tornado strikes, meteorologists survey the damage it caused and assign a "rating" based on estimated wind speeds corresponding with the damage.
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But he decided that he wanted to collaborate with del Castillo, and he began corresponding with her through handwritten letters and BlackBerry messages.
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The move comes amid uproar over a North Carolina law that prohibits transgender people from using the bathroom corresponding with their gender identity.
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When the Catahoula/Blue Heeler mix wants to "talk," she steps on buttons corresponding with words Hunger recorded and programmed into the device.
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I have replied to every one; for the past three years, I've been corresponding with a girl in Utah — my first pen pal!
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While he was in transit, Hardy had been corresponding with the London publisher, which, despite some reservations, had accepted the novel for publication.
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The campaign targets a controversial new state law that requires people to use the restroom corresponding with their biological sex assigned at birth.
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It would not take away the 21 years Mr. King was "still alive and breathing," corresponding with fans and pushing appeals in court.
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His books "Sarah" and "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All" received critical acclaim, and soon he was corresponding with Courtney Love and Winona Ryder.
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Clovis also recently found himself at the center of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation after corresponding with indicted former foreign policy aide George Papadopoulos.
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The North Carolina bill passed after the Charlotte City Council voted to allow transgender people to use public restrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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A 20-year-old woman, identified in the Times article as Ava, says she began corresponding with Adams when she was 14 years old.
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She told the Times that Adams began corresponding with her in 2013 when she was 14, initially discussing her career as a bass player.
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After corresponding with Costa's parents and learning more about her symptoms, a Mayo researcher told them that their daughter had apparently inherited the same problem.
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WASHINGTON — The House held a hearing on reparations for the descendants of enslaved people Wednesday, corresponding with Juneteenth, the holiday commemorating the end of slavery.
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Another catalyst can be found in the surge in WTI oil due to tighter inventories corresponding with less flow through the Keystone pipeline from Canada.
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And if you click on Abedin's circle, you can see who she spends most of her time corresponding with, and then see those emails, etc.
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While a "Corresponding expense?" might be interpreted as the expense that goes with something, today it's the expense of corresponding with someone, which is POSTAGE.
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Eventually Dodd began corresponding with journalist Guy Lawson, who wrote a long feature about him for Rolling Stone that has since been optioned for film.
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In his temple stood a statue of gold, the exact image of himself, which was daily dressed in garments corresponding with those he wore himself.
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Dr. Tanton came under sharp criticism for corresponding with white nationalists and for couching the fight to reduce immigration as a racial and demographic struggle.
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In February 2017, the Department of Education rescinded an Obama-era policy directing schools to let trans students use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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Last week, President Trump rescinded rules put in place less than a year earlier allowing transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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Hate crimes have risen for two straight years, according to the FBI, corresponding with two consecutive years of growth in the number of hate groups.
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In 2013, report author Susan Greenhalgh, an anthropologist at Harvard University who has long studied science policy in China, began corresponding with obesity scientists in China.
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It was compiled by a girl called Spider who worked at Printed Matter in New York, where she'd been corresponding with bands like Bathory and Mayhem.
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Harlander, who has begun corresponding with the other complainants and is planning to attend a protest in October, says that Balakrishnan should no longer be teaching.
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The number of tweets about Juul rose dramatically from 2015 to 2017, corresponding with a sharp rise in Juuls retail sales, researchers reported in JAMA Pediatrics.
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The number of tweets about Juul rose dramatically from 2015 to 2017, corresponding with a sharp rise in Juul's retail sales, researchers reported in JAMA Pediatrics.
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She was a prominent member of the African-American intelligentsia, corresponding with W.E.B. Dubois and setting to music poems by Langston Hughes and Paul Laurence Dunbar.
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Unmasking isn't covered by Section 702, which allows the government to use any information they "incidentally" collect on Americans who are corresponding with legitimate foreign targets.
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Historically, reporters covering different facets of the beat — medical treatment, policy, business — have been spread across various desks corresponding with the print sections of the paper.
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Last week, the Trump administration withdrew Obama-era protections for transgender students in public schools that let them use bathrooms and facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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U.S. District Judge George L. Russell III ruled in the case in March that transgender students cannot be barred from using facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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While the person that Lyn was corresponding with said she was a woman after reviewing the security camera in his apartment, he only saw a man entering.
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It will air on cable in the media markets corresponding with the six stops on what she is calling a "Trump's Broken Promises" tour Thursday and Friday.
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I'd been corresponding with Zarzyski for several months, hoping to scratch beneath the surface of a genre so easily dismissed as doggerel and so often laughed away.
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He also came out against former President Barack Obama's order allowing transgender students to use the bathrooms corresponding with their gender identities, not just their birth certificates.
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The new moon falls on Wednesday as well, corresponding with the beginning of a transformation that allows for deeper intimacy (or even more of a cash flow).
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Andrew Tider: It was something that happened along the way for us was because we were corresponding with these inmates—there was a lot of letter writing.
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Besides Goodman, I began corresponding with people from all over, some who had gone through similar things, others who watched their friends and family go through it.
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The plea describes how he began corresponding with an overseas professor in March who promised dirt from the Kremlin on Hillary Clinton, including "thousands" of Clinton's emails.
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Corresponding with him was like playing squash with an opponent who pockets your serve, walks off the court and returns four months later to fire it back.
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Over the course of his 25 weeks of military tours, he established a personal connection with many soldiers, corresponding with them and their families throughout the war.
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The Education Department has rescinded Obama-era rules that allowed transgender students to use bathrooms of their choice or participate in sports corresponding with their gender identity.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump overruled his own education secretary and rescinded protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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Because federal law prohibits inmates from corresponding with each other through letters, Bulger's letters are addressed to Ray Gallagher, who Glass said is a friend of his.
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She said she had recently taken an interest in nursing, and had begun corresponding with a man in Syria who used the nom de guerre Abu Aymen.
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The groom, 27, is a communications specialist in London, corresponding with politicians and businesses on behalf of Transport for London, which operates the Underground and public bus system.
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And given the checks and balances of the political system, it's unlikely that Trump could enact a law corresponding with his tweet that would withstand a court challenge.
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Costa still remembers the day in 2011 when she first visited Yale and met Waxman in person, after corresponding with him by email and phone for six years.
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Police have since executed over 37 search warrants associated with the killing, including searching his Instagram accounts, which Gottlieb says showed he'd been corresponding with QAnon-centric profiles.
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Director Saverio Constanzo apparently spent two years corresponding with Ferrante (mostly through email) to workshop the script and to provoke the right performance out of the young actresses.
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Against the education secretary's objections, the administration is moving to reverse the Obama administration's federal guidelines last year allowing students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identities.
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In February 2017, the Trump administration withdrew Obama-era protections for transgender students in public schools that let them use bathrooms and facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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And earlier this year, Sessions withdrew his predecessor's guidance on protections for transgender students in public schools that allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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Under the RFS, refiners are meant to earn or buy blending credits corresponding with their obligation under the annual volumes mandates and turn them in to the agency.
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Corresponding with one of his father's former clients, a federal prisoner, for more than 20 years, made Borenstein deeply idealistic about reforming the criminal justice system, he said.
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There is also no allegation that Americans knew they were corresponding with Russian intelligence officers, as also explained in Mueller's February indictment of 13 Russian nationals and entities.
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Walker told The New York Times that McGuane has even been corresponding with him: "It's like a kid getting a letter from Spider-Man or something," he said.
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Before Berry's arrest in April 2013, Buemi says, investigators in Colorado had been corresponding with Zaron, sending payment for drug shipments that Berry was then assembling and distributing.
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One of the Trump administration's first acts was rescinding earlier Education Department guidelines that urged states to allow transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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A Dutch citizen and Trump supporter named Anthony de Caluwe issued a statement to the New York Times on Saturday saying he was the person corresponding with Hyde.
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In 2017, the Trump administration withdrew Obama-era protections for transgender students in public schools that let them use bathrooms and other facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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Then an estate, a tower block, angled to better represent the intricate architecture that comes into view, contrasting yet corresponding with the stately aesthetic of the video's introduction.
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The guidelines, put in place last year by President Barack Obama, encouraged public schools to allow students to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender they identify with.
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There are steps everyone can take to make sure tasks such as picking up prescriptions or corresponding with your health insurer don't leave you at risk for identity theft.
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Titled Watch Party: The Bachelor, the series will consist of three-to-five-minute episodes (corresponding with each episode of the series) that unpack what the world just watched.
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Transgender students The Trump administration rescinded guidance from the Obama administration that protected the right of transgender students in public schools to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identities.
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In fact, Kaczynski has been corresponding with hundreds of people since his arrest, but those writings are being kept under seal until 2049, when they will be made public.
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By corresponding with me, the program would learn so much about my son that it'd be able to predict his future happiness, earning potential, and even his life span.
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When he didn't—and even doubled down on his hardline proposals, most notably the border wall—Coulter and Trump's then campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, began corresponding with each other.
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Facebook could use an augmented reality filter to fill the scene with confetti or morph the bar into an aquarium or any other setting corresponding with the team's mascot.
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His administration rolled back regulations allowing prisoners to use housing and bathroom facilities corresponding with their gender identity, placing trans inmates at greater risk of violence and sexual assault.
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Many distributors and manufacturers have already notified pet-industry retailers of a 2628 percent price increase across the board, corresponding with the current 28503 percent tariff on imported goods.
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Google and Facebook also signed a letter last year calling on North Carolina to repeal its law restricting transgender individuals from using the bathroom corresponding with their gender identity.
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It makes perfect sense when we learn (before they do) that they have been corresponding with each other anonymously, under the rubric "Dear Friend," through a lonely-hearts society.
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But in February 2017, President Trump rejected the Obama administration's position and rescinded protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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In recent years it has become common for students to interject the phrase, "Thank you for understanding" when corresponding with me via email regarding conflicts with our practice schedule.
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In a House floor speech on Friday, Grayson said the state's law requiring people to use the restroom corresponding with their biological sex bears resemblance to racially segregated bathrooms.
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The administration reversed an Obama-era policy that allowed transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, an order that caused a rift in President Trump's cabinet.
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They were put in place last year by President Barack Obama and encouraged public schools to allow students to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender they identify with.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Wednesday night withdrew Obama-era protections for transgender students in public schools that let them use bathrooms and facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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After corresponding with him via letters, and later meeting him in person, Gilbert has taken on her new friend's case — she thinks he's innocent and she wants to prove it.
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"Inflation in the months of September and October will mark the high point for the year, corresponding with the foreign exchange instability that we've been through since April," Dujovne said.
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That ordinance had prompted the state legislature to pass a law requiring individuals to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender on their birth certificate, effectively nullifying the city ordinance.
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I've lived long enough to even have people who opposed me very strongly, years later corresponding with me telling me they understood finally what it was that I was doing.
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They introduced it in February because at this time last year, President Trump rescinded protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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Papadopoulos continued corresponding with Vinogradova throughout the spring of 2016, including multiple efforts to arrange a meeting in Russia between the Trump campaign and government connections Vinogradova purported to have.
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This year several transgender activists joined, spurred by President Trump's decision this week to rescind protections for transgender students that allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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The site broke the story Tuesday morning after corresponding with multiple people online claiming to represent the group, which will also settle for $100,000 worth of iTunes gift cards as payment.
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Around that same time, she began corresponding with 24-year-old Roof, a self-avowed white supremacist, who is in federal prison and facing the death penalty for the Charleston murders.
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They found increased levels corresponding with the extinction event at the end of the Triassic period and the start of the dinosaur-filled Jurassic one in five of six sites checked.
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Tesla's electric sedan, the Model S, currently comes in two basic variants: The 70D and the 90D, the numbers corresponding with the battery size in each model, 70kWh and 90kWh, respectively.
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The junk-filled photo was supposed to be a Twitter direct message to a student in Seattle he was corresponding with, unbeknownst to his wife, top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
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"We then use Microsoft's Cognitive Services to instantly compare this photo to the one corresponding with the account on file," Uber's chief security officer Joe Sullivan wrote in a blog post.
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Underlying all of this is a descending bassline—starting on the note A (under "I got smarter"), and then descending the scale step by step, corresponding with each line of lyrics.
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Schilling was fired by ESPN in April 2016 for a social media post about the controversial North Carolina bill that forced people to use the restrooms corresponding with their birth genders.
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But after corresponding with him via prison-to-prison mail, I found out that what really went down didn't quite live up to the hood tales that had sprung up around him.
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But setting it up is difficult for the average user, and involves several steps, like using an email client that supports PGP and first exchanging cryptographic keys with the person you're corresponding with.
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A young Ohio woman who's been corresponding with Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof and glorified the Columbine school massacre was arrested by the feds Monday on charges of plotting a domestic terror attack.
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I'm corresponding with an activist, Rafael Suri, that works with CENESEX (a Cuban LGBTQ rights organization), and with his help, I'll be photographing the way that queer aesthetics are circulating throughout the island.
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Adopt a company-wide gender-neutral pronoun Require that everyone adopt a gender-neutral pronoun such as "they, them, and theirs" when it comes to interacting and corresponding with others in the organization.
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These features are particularly valuable for brands and media companies For starters, GCP users will now be able to tag content as corresponding with common topics like health, entertainment and law (cc: Henry).
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As assistant puzzles editor, my daily highlights include reviewing our crossword submissions and corresponding with the constructors, as well as editing clues for publication with the crossword editors Will Shortz and Joel Fagliano.
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The bills would effectively have required transgender people to use bathrooms, locker rooms or showers corresponding with the sex listed on their birth certificates, not their gender identity, in government buildings and schools.
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The rate then decreased in three successive waves, each corresponding with one of three wars: the Spanish American War (23), World War I (1914 to 1918) and World War II (1939 to 22012).
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I had secured an internship at the Journal that summer, and actually started corresponding with the Journal on a freelance basis to help them cover that story since there was so much interest.
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As is the case with Florida's 26th and 27th, the two districts both include parts of the Vegas suburbs, and there isn't a meaningful community of interest corresponding with the border between them.
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A device's camera would be used to capture the user's facial expression, which would then automatically be translated into an emoji corresponding with the mood to react to posts or be used in messaging.
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Instead of forcing their customers to choose between male or female as gender options when booking, customers can now also select U (undisclosed) or X (unspecified), corresponding with whatever it says on their identification.
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Young's Twitter posts about her desire to join Islamic State caught the attention of the FBI in May 2015, and an agent posing as an Islamic State recruiter began corresponding with her and Dakhlalla.
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In fact, Nteta says that negative racial views about blacks were the single most important predictor of white opposition to paying college athletes, with higher levels of resentment corresponding with higher levels of opposition.
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Wilson and the NCAC are calling for a government board that includes arts professionals to oversee the entire process, from reviewing submissions to corresponding with the affected communities to dealing with the public's complaints.
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Mr. Cruz, now 20 and corresponding with pen pals while in jail, faces the possibility of the death penalty in the attack, in which 17 people were killed and 17 others wounded on Feb.
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The transgender activist Caitlyn Jenner, a lifelong Republican and an early Trump supporter, blasted the administration's decision to rescind protections for transgender students that allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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We exchanged information with the band and I think some of the first emails I ever sent—because email was just becoming a thing—were corresponding with Kaia from my community college email address.
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In the past he has been criticised for trying to influence public policy by privately corresponding with ministers, and some commentators speculate that if he continues that trend he could potentially trigger a constitutional crisis.
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In 2012, it bought the Gmail plugin Rapportive for $15 million, which allowed Gmail users to access a sidebar that would show the profile and other social networking updates for the person you're corresponding with.
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Young's Twitter posts about her desire to join the militant group caught the attention of the FBI in May 2015, and an agent posing as an Islamic State recruiter began corresponding with her and Dakhlalla.
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Keeping you calm Some scientists and researchers also believe that because our eyes are at the peak of their perception to detect the wavelengths corresponding with the color green, the shade may calm us down.
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"Plaintiffs have known for decades that the National Gallery possessed the painting," and yet "took no steps to recover the painting until plaintiffs' counsel began corresponding with the National Gallery in 2011," the judge wrote.
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When Texas officials unveiled a bill Thursday that would require people to use some bathrooms corresponding with their genders at birth, it drew unavoidable comparisons to a similar law passed last year in North Carolina.
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Each concert at the Garden had a theme, announced that afternoon, roughly corresponding with musical references to a particular type of doughnut, produced and given out to the early arrivers by Federal Donuts of Philadelphia.
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Gay rights supporters have swiftly condemned the president over the Justice Department and Education Department's rejection of the Obama administration's position that nondiscrimination laws allow transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identities.
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In North Carolina this month, a U.S. judge heard arguments to stop the state from enforcing a state law barring transgender people from using bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity in government buildings and public schools.
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While the right was calling for my job (and my head), I was meeting and corresponding with members of Colby's chapter of the Young America's Foundation, a conservative youth organization, to discuss campus free speech issues.
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The backbone of my job consists of reviewing puzzle manuscripts that are sent our way, and then corresponding with the puzzle makers to inform them of our decision, as well as offer constructive feedback where appropriate.
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Swift told Politico that Zinke's other flights were booked after the department was unable to find commercial flights corresponding with the secretary's schedule and that they were all pre-cleared by ethics officials in the department.
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Last night on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the late night host tore into President Trump's decision to rescind protections for transgender students that allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity in schools.
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Although they've never met or spoken, after nearly six years of occasional correspondence (primarily over email, occasionally via snail mail), he said, "I don't have any doubt whatsoever" that he has been corresponding with the real author.
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Nor does it allege that the unnamed Americans it referred to were aware that they were corresponding with Russian officials — a straw that Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, grasped as though his life depended on it.
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Last week the Trump administration rescinded the Obama administration's guidelines that public schools allow transgender students to use the bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, an issue that is scheduled to reach the Supreme Court next month.
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There are reports Hernandez had been corresponding with a "gay lover" during his time in lockup -- but Baez had previously shot that down as false ... saying, "These are malicious leaks used to tarnish somebody who is dead."
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"In a press release shared by the company, United said customers "now have the ability to identify themselves as M(male), F(female), U(undisclosed) or X(unspecified), corresponding with what is indicated on their passports or identification.
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This new regulation comes on the heels of sweeping data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that note a strong uptick in e-cigarette usage among teenagers, corresponding with a downturn in teen tobacco usage.
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While sex and religion were among the other characteristics in the proposed ordinance, the vote against it seemed to focus on the prospect of transgender people in bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, according to The Texas Tribune.
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Young's Twitter posts about her desire to join the militant group caught the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in May 2015, and an agent posing as an Islamic State recruiter began corresponding with her and Dakhlalla.
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"There's been a shift in dynamic since the start of October that's very unusual for a G10 currency, particularly for sterling, where higher yields are corresponding with a weaker currency," said BNP Paribas currency strategist Sam Lynton-Brown.
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Ms. Ayari, 40, said she had been corresponding with Mr. Ramadan on Facebook and had often asked him for advice on religion, until one day he proposed a meeting at the hotel where she said she was attacked.
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Prosecutors with the Eastern District of Wisconsin said that David Hay went on a dating app in July and began corresponding with someone he thought was a 14-year-old boy named Colton, The New York Times reports.
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In 2800, an archaeologist with the museum, Lisa Niziolek, began corresponding with ceramic experts in China and Japan and discovered that some of the Java wreck ceramics were more similar to pieces made in the 11th and 12th century.
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Comey said that the commercial email accounts of people she was corresponding with had been breached and said that even if Clinton had been hacked, it was likely that there wouldn't be evidence left behind for investigators to find.
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Elsewhere in Afghanistan Thursday, the Taliban launched fresh attacks on army outposts in the northern province of Kunduz following a brief cease-fire corresponding with the end of Islam's holy month of Ramadan and Eid-al-Fitr celebrations last month.
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Cautrès said that Le Pen, who is currently leading the polls in the first round, could stand to benefit most from an investigation of Fillon, with the latest accusations corresponding with her claims of corruption within the traditional political system.
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As they walk onto the floor, visitors are given the option to carry a silver sphere that plays sound corresponding with the changes taking place on the floor, giving the visitor and even greater sense of control over the installation.
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An Ohio couple obsessed with mass shootings — traveling to Columbine High School and corresponding with the Charleston church shooter — were indicted in federal court Thursday for conspiring to use explosives and firearms to launch a massacre to kill and injure others.
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Simply taking the market's earnings figures from the previous year and multiplying by 1.07 (corresponding with the stockmarket's long-run growth rate) can be expected to yield a more accurate forecast of profits more than a year in the future.
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She began corresponding with the like-minded composer Pauline Oliveros, who not only contributed a recording of a Massachusetts creek, but also helped Ms. Lockwood secure a teaching position at Hunter College, which brought her to New York in 8543.
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Moran abruptly retired last month, despite being confirmed by the Senate to be the next chief of naval operations (CNO), after Navy leaders called Moran's judgment into question when it was discovered that he continued corresponding with the former commander.
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As public backlash raged over his state's law requiring people to use the bathroom corresponding with their biological sex, Pittenger attached an amendment to a spending bill last month that would prevent the Obama administration from withholding federal dollars in retaliation.
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Friday's announcement formalized a process Sessions had already begun in reality back in February, when he withdrew Obama-era guidance on protections for transgender students that required public schools to allow them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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But she has told people involved in the investigation that she does not recall meeting, much less corresponding, with Mr. Woodford until at least 2013, and has no records of any email exchanges with him until about the same time.
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Last month, North Carolina repealed a law that forced transgender people to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender on their birth certificates, while strangely prohibiting schools from adopting policies that would let transgender students use the bathroom of their choice.
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If this is confusing to you and you're trying to make sense of it, just take a look at these freshly leaked emails of the duo corresponding with Kennedy that are definitely not fake and that I most certainly did not make up.
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One victim of Scarlet Widow — a religious Texas man who believed he was corresponding with an aspiring model training in Paris named Laura Cahill — was swindled out of at least $50,000; $10,000 of which it appears he obtained by stealing from his stepfather.
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If you know that your Sesame Credit score is partly based on your not buying "subversive" products or being friends with dissidents, you're more likely to overcompensate by not buying anything but the most innocuous books or corresponding with the most boring people.
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Corresponding with and encouraging NCRI and other opposition groups will prove to be incredibly consequential in terms of strengthening motivation for Iranian activism in the future, and will begin to pave the long path for the emergence of a more liberalized government.
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The 63-year-old Mr. Grimm is the lead plaintiff in a case in which the Supreme Court could rule on Mr. Trump's decision this week to rescind protections for transgender students that allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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As white pride rallies intensified during 2017's so-called Summer of Hate—a term coined by a neo-Nazi website—Squire began to monitor groups outside of North Carolina, corresponding with anonymous informants and pulling everything into her growing Whack-a-Mole database.
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Speaking Friday with CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day," Grimm said he was frustrated but not daunted by the Trump administration's decision to rescind an Obama-era directive allowing transgender students at public schools to use bathrooms and facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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In North Carolina, a law requiring people to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender listed on their birth certificates has drawn the ire of transgender rights activists and the scrutiny of the U.S. Justice Department, which says the law violates federal anti-discrimination laws.
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UBS said in a note released Wednesday that it expects the Fed to maintain its gradual stance, corresponding with the consensus of a Reuters poll of economists, while RBC Global Asset Management's chief economist, Eric Lascelles, said he anticipates a "softer statement" from Yellen.
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NEW YORK, Oct 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Three transgender high school students have launched legal action on Thursday after their school reversed a policy allowing them for years to use school bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, the plaintiffs' lawyer said of the unprecedented case.
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Or they could grant full access to their accounts to one of a growing number of Tweet deletion programs, and wipe their accounts clean — a fresh start corresponding with Twitter's unilateral choice to turn its service from a conversation platform into a search engine.
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In one story, a woman who is corresponding with a prisoner sends him a sketch she's done of his corpse cut into pieces and turned into an elegant armchair; in another, a couple hire a man to act as a bra for their teenage daughter.
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For instance, Makary, the professor of surgery, helped convene a group of physicians, nurses, pharmacists and patients to create Johns Hopkins Opioid Guidelines, a list of surgeries corresponding with a maximum number of opioids they believe should be given if any are needed at all.
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In return, the state Legislature -- held by the GOP -- promised to hold a special session on Tuesday to repeal its similarly controversial House Bill 2, or "bathroom bill," that required individuals statewide to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender identity listed on their birth certificate.
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The case made it all the way to the Supreme Court, but it was sent back to the appeals court after the Departments of Justice and Education rolled back the Obama administration's guidance for public schools to allow students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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Given the reliance on mobile apps for everything from buying products to corresponding with friends to getting work done on the go, if an enemy or criminal gains access to someone's cellphone, they gain access to all aspects of that person's life — both work and personal.
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At the same time, Michael Brown's death and the subsequent non-indictment of the police officer who killed him sparked unrest in Ferguson, Mo. (and elsewhere), concentrating national attention on the issue of police violence and corresponding with the rise of the Black Lives Matter era.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday rescinded protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, overruling his own education secretary and placing his administration firmly in the middle of the culture wars that many Republicans have tried to leave behind.
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Washington (CNN)A Navy judge has removed the lead prosecutor in the case against a Navy SEAL charged with murdering a wounded person and shooting at noncombatants in Iraq, citing potential conflicts of interest over the prosecutor's decision to use an email tracker in corresponding with the defense team.
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According to Fortune, one of the compromised third-party services Apple mentions in its statement is likely to be LinkedIn, with many of the addresses and passwords in the Turkish Crime Family's list corresponding with ones stolen during a massive security breach of the business networking site in 2012.
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Exhibition visitors are invited to touch displays that range from a topographic map with porcelain geometric forms that represent the travels of a prominent 18th-century English blind surveyor to movable, sculptural letters after the handwriting of a blind woman corresponding with a benefactor in the late 19th-century.
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By the middle of August, according to emails reviewed by BuzzFeed News, Hoffer's University of Pittsburgh colleague Balaban was corresponding with Smith about collaborating on a study of how UPenn's brain images of injured diplomats might explain how ultrasound beams could selectively damage a person's inner ear from a distance.
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Since a few days after the stop, Parhamovich began corresponding with Wyoming law enforcement officials — arguing that he signed the waiver under duress, asking for the state to return his money, and, at the very least, requesting that officials notify him if there are relevant court hearings about the cash.
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The DOJ also sided with the Alliance Defending Freedom in the case of Gavin Grimm, a transgender teen who sued so he could use school facilities corresponding with his gender identity; and in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case, involving a baker who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding.
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You never know what you're going to get with a two-hour Laurie Anderson performance, but inside the Carolina Theater on Saturday night, the American experimental artist regaled fans with stories about corresponding with then-Senator John K. Kennedy, critiques of Donald Trump's architectural acumen, and music played on her custom-made instruments.
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At times he seemed to court their votes during his campaign (by stoking fears of violence in the wake of the Pulse massacre), while at others he's expressed support for HB2, the North Carolina "bathroom bill" that forces transgender people to use public restrooms corresponding with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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In the first six months of the Trump administration, Mr. Sessions withdrew protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity; reversed an objection to Texas' strict voter-identification law; and initiated a sweeping review of legally enforceable consent decrees with troubled police departments pursuing reform.
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What's interesting is that, on the one hand, it's this idea of you can be connected to anyone in the world, but it's such an individualized experience, you're not necessarily ... The answers you're seeking aren't necessarily corresponding with the answers anyone else with the same problem is seeking, because there's such a cacophony.
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His mother, Kristie Maldonado, fought for her third grader's right to join the organization — and tells PEOPLE she will continue to fight for his rights after news that President Donald Trump and top officials in the Justice Department and Education Department have rescinded protections for transgender students that allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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We have been corresponding with Naomi about this before and after the story was published and there is still a disagreement, but the vast majority of the resulting 6,300 word piece about Naomi focuses on her role as a leader in both the maker world and in China, and speaks highly of the work she has done.
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Corresponding with the 50th Anniversary of the publication of Mario Puzo's The Godfather, Russo has released Hollywood Godfather: My Life in the Movies and the Mob, a memoir about his life which details his associations with infamous mobsters like Frank Costello, Carlo Gambino, and Carlos Marcello, and Hollywood celebrities like Frank Sinatra, Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, and Francis Ford Coppola.
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Related: The UN's health agency might stop considering transgender people mentally ill This lawsuit comes just months after Governor Pat McCrory of North Carolina signed into law the infamous Bathroom Bill, also known as House Bill 2 or HB2, which mandates North Carolina residents to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity.
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Records released this week by the Broward County state attorney's office showed that while in jail, Mr. Cruz has been corresponding with pen pals — a woman in Britain and her brother — telling her that he envisions a life after prison in which he would get married, have children and name the boys Kalashnikov, Makarov and Remington, after the gun manufacturers.
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And some voters in these areas might be put off by controversial laws passed by the Republican legislature, including a voter ID requirement—which has since been struck down —and a bill which requires transgender individuals to use bathrooms corresponding with the gender on their birth certificates, rather than their gender identity, and also prohibits municipalities from enacting special protections for the LGBT community.
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"When We Rise" was meant to air four consecutive nights, but the last three were pushed back a day by Tuesday's address to Congress by President Donald J. Trump, who promised to defend gay and transgender citizens from terrorist violence in his nomination acceptance speech but who recently rescinded Obama-era protections that allowed transgender students to use the bathroom corresponding with their identity.
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In the days after the Trump administration rescinded the guidelines allowing transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, representing 60 organizations, sent a letter to Ms. DeVos asking for the next head of the civil rights office to have a track record of upholding student rights, and fighting systemic and individual cases of discrimination.
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Preliminary studies suggested 2017 might be on track to have the most anti-Muslim attacks of any year on record in the US. (CAIR has not yet made final data for all of 2017 available.) Likewise, this year has seen a striking rise in anti-Semitism, corresponding with the mainstream rise in neo-Nazi imagery and rhetoric among the alt-right and its white nationalist and white supremacist splinter groups.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE on Sunday defended his support of a law that requires transgender people to use the bathroom corresponding with their biological sex after Caitlyn Jenner criticized the Texas senator for his position.
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Two weeks after Vincent DeVito and Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE met with officials with the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), an industry trade group, Devito began corresponding with an IPAA staffer about delaying the listing of the species, according to internal emails released in a public records request and first reported on by The Guardian.
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