Ultimately, more inclusive and diverse departments are more effective departments.
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The ratio in journalism departments was 20 to one, in psychology departments it was 17 to one, in law departments it was nine to one, and in economic departments the ratio was five to one.
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Maybe alongside departments of urban planning, we need departments of urban testing.
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The initial idea is to sell to fire departments, police departments and Homeland Security officers.
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We have 18,000 separate local police departments—15,000 city police departments and 3,000 county sheriffs.
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And officers who leave their departments after major scandals are often rehired by different departments.
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These departments can include the accounting department, budget department, audit department, and any other finance-related departments.
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Today, that's more than doubled, up to 78 law enforcement departments – 70 of which are sheriff departments.
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"Many pharmacies, health departments, police departments, and various healthcare facilities serve as safe disposal sites," Gagne added.
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All told, the county has about 30 fire departments, more than 40 police departments and 80 school districts.
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The departments first notified of cuts are units within the corporate technology, HR and security departments, sources say.
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For years I was used to cobbling together a wardrobe from men&aposs departments, women&aposs departments, and even children&aposs departments, full of pieces that fit well enough but were never exactly right.
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U.S. government departments including the Treasury, Energy, Commerce and State departments, shut down when funding lapsed on Dec. 22.
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They include intelligence agencies in addition to several civilian departments, including the Departments of Commerce, Treasury, Energy and State.
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Many corporate sales departments are already using Salesforce, and many human-resources departments are using applications such as Workday.
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The fact that engineering departments are filled mostly with men does not mean they discriminate against women anymore than the fact that English departments are filled mostly with women proves that English departments discriminate against men.
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There are departments within the museum that are working overtime to bridge this gap — often public programs and education departments.
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Various police departments receive gestures of gratitude Police departments throughout the country received messages of support and gestures of kindness.
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"I've been having to do [work for] other departments because they don't have people to do those departments," she said.
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Many local health departments at the county and city level receive funding for their activities through their state health departments.
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Small police departments and large metropolitan departments seem to be having an easier time managing their body camera costs, he said.
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The body's 15 new departments will include not only departments for politics but also for logistics, personnel management and fighting corruption.
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While big-city departments might be most interested in the fuel savings, the cars might also be appealing to small departments.
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The plaintiffs in the case include the pension funds of fire departments and police departments in the U.S. city of Birmingham.
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La Habra is one of 169 police departments in California, and is one of dozens of departments known to use ALPR.
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First, a very significant chunk of police departments—at least half of big city departments in the US—are without body cameras.
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"Among the state agencies contracting with Chinese controlled firms are state Supreme Courts, Departments of Health, Departments of Corrections and other law enforcement agencies, Education Departments, agencies responsible for developing IT policies and distributing IT products, and others," Layton's report noted.
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In our data, big departments with the most shootings had on average 32 per year, and smaller departments had as few as three.
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Kraninger is a little-known budget official that oversaw policy implementation at several Cabinet departments, including the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security.
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Some departments are closing their front desks Many police departments are asking residents to report non-emergency incidents online or over the phone.
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The layoffs have so far impacted departments across the company, including WeWork's human resources, growth, and corporate technology departments, according to one source.
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Since general elections involve high-level complicated work, departments cannot remain hermetically sealed, but need to communicate often and seamlessly with other departments.
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We're going to build the best physics department, we're going to build the best math departments, we're going to build the best biology departments.
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Among them include major cuts to the State, Justice, and Transportation departments, as well as reduced funding for the departments of Commerce and Energy.
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While the budget for a number of cabinet departments has actually increased, the OIG budgets at the same departments have been targeted for decreases.
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The exact wording is still under consultation between several government departments, with the transport, environment and business departments all feeding into the final document.
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The LA version combines information from the Los Angeles, San Gabriel, and Pasadena departments, while the Massachusetts version uses Boston, Somerville, and Cambridge police departments.
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The Justice, Education and Labor departments and the Environmental Protection Agency were among seven agencies and departments that the commission listed as of special concern.
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Ring is partnered with more than 600 police departments across the US. Those departments can request footage from Ring security cameras with consumers&apos consent.
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Police departments often lack the resources and technological competence to investigate, she said, and many departments believe online speech doesn't lead to real-world action.
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While such systems allow individual departments to customize data collection to the needs of individual disciplines, data sharing between departments, schools and universities became hindered.
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"Consent decrees don't turn departments into A+ departments," said Christy Lopez, the supervisor for the Civil Rights Division's police-reform attorneys during the Obama administration.
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Internet Research Agency was a structured organization headed by a management group and arranged into departments including graphics, search engine optimization, information technology and finance departments.
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"We've always historically had compliance departments, we've historically had IT departments, what we're missing are the people in the middle who manage the data," she said.
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Rick Perry wanted to trim three departments from the federal government -- so many that he once famously forgot the names of all the departments he'd end.
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Once Axon hooks departments with free cameras, it can then entice departments into expensive, long-term contracts with storage costing cities millions of dollars each year.
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Officers from 10 police departments around the state, plus Massachusetts State Police, answered that call, and the departments decided to surprise JJ outside his grandparents' home.
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All the big city departments and many other departments now digitize their crime data, and have it available for their own use in almost real time.
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In 2017, campus police departments reported 280 hate crimes, up from 257 in 257 and 194 the previous (those are all likely vast underestimates of the scale of the problem, as only a fraction of campus police departments or regular police departments submit data to the FBI).
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In 2017, campus police departments reported 280 hate crimes, up from 257 in 2016 and 194 the previous (those are all likely vast underestimates of the scale of the problem, as only a fraction of campus police departments or regular police departments submit data to the FBI).
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More than ever before, police departments are tracking your genetic code More than ever before, police departments are tracking your genetic code This segment originally aired Nov.
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These costs have proven particularly expensive for small and medium departments, often adding thousands, and in some cases millions, of dollars in expenses to departments with limited funds.
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Of the 51 departments, none put strict limits on the merger of facial recognition and body camera technology, and only six departments had even partial limitations in place.
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When asked what those additional resources entail, Limp said the company is actively trying to get more police departments and fire departments to ink partnerships with the company.
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The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that calls to local fire departments came in just before 10am, and six nearby departments responded according to Mark Tenia, a reporter for WRIC.
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And while the Department of Justice created a tool kit for police departments to craft their policies around, the departments must abide by a wide variety of state laws.
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SkyDroner, which costs between $50,000 to $80,000 per camera, is intended to be used by police departments, defense departments, airports, prisons, and operators of nuclear, water and power plants.
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The study found that none of the departments it analyzed met all the criteria, and that the police departments in Ferguson and in Fresno, California, failed all of them.
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The departments of Justice and Education jointly rescinded the guidance laid out in 2016's so-called Dear Colleague letter, which was issued by those same departments last May.
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Impossible Aerospace research found that there are around 18,000 municipal police departments across the US, and around 32,000 fire departments, but only sixty municipalities have access to a helicopter.
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The State Department did not release any statement after the event, in contrast with numerous other departments, including the departments of Energy, Interior, Education, and Housing and Urban Development.
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Iowa's towns, already dwindling in the twilight of neoliberalism, will wreck the jobs they still have left, in public schools, courthouses, correctional facilities, fire departments, sanitation departments, and universities.
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IBM licensed its version of the software to multiple police departments before withdrawing it from the market in April, although it continues to support police departments with existing contracts.
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Kraninger, an associate director at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), oversees budgeting and policy implementation at seven federal departments, including the departments of Homeland Security and Justice.
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At the same time, more police departments have equipped officers with body cameras, and more than half of medium and large departments have adopted or are testing such cameras.
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In that debate, Mr. Perry said he would eliminate three cabinet-level departments, including the Departments of Commerce and Education — and a third one that he could not remember.
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The long-term goals of that movement require people to actually engage in conversations with police departments about what those police departments are doing and how they're doing it.
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The company has signed partnership agreements with hundreds of police departments around the country; many of these police departments have marketed and sold Ring devices on the company's behalf.
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The departments of Justice and Education jointly rescinded the guidance laid out in 2016's so-called Dear Colleague letter, which was issued by those same departments last May.
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"Blasdell Police and Fire Departments thank Gabby, a 3 year old village resident who gave the thin blue and red line flags and Elmo to the departments," the post read.
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Beijing has encouraged courts and police departments to establish dedicated environmental divisions, while financial regulators and other government departments are under pressure to play a bigger role in punishing polluters.
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A spokesperson with the IDPH said they are now working with local health departments, other state health departments and the Food and Drug Administration to further investigate the "alarming" matter.
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Recent Y Combinator graduate Elucd is also working on data and information technology tools for police departments, but it's focused on the sentiment analysis of the neighborhoods that departments serve.
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She learned that several police departments were implementing their body camera policies differently, prompting the formation of an oversight committee to explore the possibility of offering continuity for the departments.
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The fact that these types of departments are struggling is significant — the Washington Post's Fatal Force database notes that smaller police departments have more frequent instances of officer-involved shootings.
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A VICE News investigation of the country's 50 largest local police departments published earlier this month found that both fatal and nonfatal police shootings are falling in the largest departments.
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Labor and Education Departments: The administration is expected today to propose a government reorganization that would merge the Labor and Education departments into one federal agency, The Washington Post reports.
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In 2015, only 1/3rd of local health departments had engaged in PrEP promotion, and a small fraction of the uninvolved departments expressed plans to become PrEP promoters by 85033.
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TrustArc's SVP of marketing, Dave Deasy, said the company's work with legal departments and marketers alike shows how marketers are leaning on their legal departments to keep up with regulations.
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A day earlier, Mr. Trump named 17 political appointees to top leadership roles at numerous federal departments, including the Departments of Education, Justice, Transportation, Defense and Health and Human Services.
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But Taylor says that while there's been important progress in big-city departments in the US, smaller departments and volunteer firefighters haven't necessarily had access to all of those changes.
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Police departments being fully staffed, police departments being fully trained, national standards, interaction, better engagement with the community, explaining some of the things without giving away strategies or tactics to civilians.
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From a renegade offshoot within economics departments just a few decades ago, behavioural economics has gained an established place not only within academia, but also within government departments around the world.
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The Interior and Energy departments currently have only two Senate-confirmed officials, making it difficult for the Trump administration to move on some of its major policy priorities at those departments.
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Over time, it has increasingly helped to fund departments too, allowing police departments to buffer the ravages of state and local budget crises, even while other aspects of government have withered.
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Clearview also appears to be claiming that hundreds of police departments were working with them when some of those police departments only signed up for a trial, according to BuzzFeed News.
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And FBI SWAT teams frequently host local police departments to share "best practices" and to ensure seamless coordination -- known as interoperability -- when responding officers from different departments converge on a scene.
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It's the reason the economics and business departments in America all still spout Milton Friedman-style free-market capitalism — those people paid for the chairs, and the departments, and the grants.
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Many of the police departments appear to simply be hearing about the alleged viral phenomenon via other police departments in other states, and the internet often fuels panics over exaggerated criminal incidents.
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Those 60 police departments have variations of standards, and one of the problems that we saw with the Ferguson Commission is that a lot of these police departments were not even certified.
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The departments and central government are discussing changes to the system for funding social benefits, including the mix between department and central government spending, to try to ease the departments' budget pressures.
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Through its electroshock weapons business, Taser already has contracts with 90 percent of the 18,000 police departments in the US. WatchGuard already provides dashboard cams to police departments all over the country.
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We desperately need comprehensive legislation that makes federal funding to local departments contingent on superior data collection and reporting, so that we can better identify troubled police departments and implement sustainable solutions.
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But as I see it, the bigger problem is not that conservatives are infiltrating social science departments to spread hatred, but rather that liberals have turned departments into enclaves of ideological homogeneity.
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Why it matters: If funding expires, nine government departments — including Homeland Security and the Justice and State Departments — would close, and more than 298,53 federal employees would have to work without pay.
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Users of the database can research federal grants received by their local police departments and identify the payouts that some of the largest police departments make each year to settle misconduct claims.
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There were a few people who weren't in the departments they ended up covering for us on the film, and they got promoted into those departments just by working on this with us.
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Consent decrees involving police departments are court-enforced settlements aimed at reforming departments where Justice Department civil rights investigations found evidence of a "pattern or practice" of biased policing on a wide scale.
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By law, Corcroft is only allowed to sell its products to government agencies at the state and local levels, schools and universities, courts, fire departments, police departments and some not-for-profit organizations.
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OSTERHOLM: We're going to see most state health departments clearly having the capacity to test in all 50 States and at least 12 or 15 large city health departments in the near future.
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There are lots of exceptions to the rules we've listed, but in general, state departments of transportation, postal departments, city planners, and lexicographers have carved out a certain order to our road types.
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The lack of trust manifests itself as a self-perpetuating quandary: Women are hesitant to approach human resources departments, and those departments cite the absence of complaints as proof of a respectful workplace.
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Other departments important to innovation efforts are almost comically understaffed.
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How many police departments have adopted these protocols remains unknown.
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There are 10 departments, or regional administrative units, in Haiti.
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He supports legislation to boost resources for police departments' technology.
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In other words, their police departments were not trained properly.
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Departments operating this tech will also be audited each year.
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Even some police departments are warming up to this approach.
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Eight of those departments would get funding through Sept. 30.
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CNN has reached out to all of the police departments.
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Many police departments, including Newark's, release daily arrest records online.
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Many departments, in fact, use them without informing the public.
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That could theoretically defund hospitals or entire public health departments.
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Still, nine of 15 federal departments are currently without funding.
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The troubling posts were not limited to the large departments.
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In some instances, departments initially put forward all male lists.
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Not everything is rosy in the Vatican's financial departments, however.
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Departments devoted to cybersecurity policies will grind to a halt.
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Many provinces still have no proper geriatric departments in hospitals.
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A lot of departments need the support to build that.
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We are currently contacting relevant departments to understand the situation.
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It's built to be distributed through HR departments and employers.
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Many years at NBC for a bunch of different departments.
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Emergency departments are recognized as a crucial suicide safety net.
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Other departments could be affected as well, the report said.
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Heidi Heitkamp to head either the Interior or Energy departments.
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Many departments have free research tools available online, she said.
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The successful candidate will work with colleagues across editorial departments.
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Trump has also overstated his standing with local police departments.
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Google knows what it's doing in both of those departments.
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But many departments had seen vast improvements for the better.
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IT departments have sprung into existence because of digital technologies.
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Meanwhile more education departments are finding the importance in coding.
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And we'll see where priorities are shifting in individual departments.
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End to end ownership o We have too many departments.
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Nesta offers an incubation programme connecting startups to government departments.
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In smaller departments, police shootings are flat or down slightly.
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Instead, he wants to consult police departments across the country.
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"We have different departments working towards parallel goals," he says.
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Not all police departments have confirmed it as a scam.
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What do you think makes them better than other departments?
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Everyone one of its merchandising departments reported positive comparably sales.
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Departments and agencies are the most likely source for deregulation.
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A Trump administration may fail to investigate abusive police departments.
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Local police departments may have purchased Cellebrite devices as well.
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In Rogers, signs for different departments are easier to read.
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So basically at the moment it has two main departments.
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Some departments worked all night, as well as all day.
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My guess is most IT departments won't like that either.
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Police departments in Texas have been largely against the bill.
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And many are complaining about it to the benefits departments.
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Some departments are becoming better at dealing with explosive situations.
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I've had police departments reach out to me for employment.
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His former deputies led police departments in Chicago and Miami.
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The ban would apply to all federal agencies and departments.
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How diverse do we want our fire departments to be?
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It's already donated more than 800 units to police departments.
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Departments said they didn't have enough of the first two.
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Police departments are so understaffed that many areas aren't patrolled.
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The funded departments will not be affected by a shutdown.
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Premium assets ChemChina acquired would also boost Sinochem's chemical departments.
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Each of those departments were very close to the entrance.
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The Health and Human Services and Labor Departments are funded.
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China's propaganda departments and, even today, outsiders reporting on the
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Spokespeople for the Defense and State departments declined to comment.
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University history departments had 33 liberal professors for each conservative.
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Hiring by state and local government education departments fell 22,000.
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I'm not advocating for security departments to be dissolved entirely.
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The Chase the Ace fundraiser was for local fire departments.
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Police departments should not be blamed for this massive backlog.
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Various health departments will contact those people and provide guidance.
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So you think transportation departments should focus on traditional infrastructure?
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Some police departments are now working to change this mentality.
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But we do work with other police departments when appropriate.
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Police departments can be more thorough in their vetting process.
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There are 1,100 fire departments statewide, according to Cal Fire.
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Local police departments should not be going after illegal immigrants.
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But it's still unclear what health departments have testing capabilities.
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Some health departments told CNN they don't track this data.
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Some departments didn't award minority businesses even one federal contract.
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"We're starting to see departments follow the lead of Chicago."
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What functions and departments would be most impacted, and how?
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Police departments across the U.S. are bracing for more marches.
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Firefighters from several departments arrived and put out the fires.
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The Leary Firefighters Foundation helps fire departments buy new equipment.
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Inspectors from those departments could issue violations against the building.
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Modi is expected to announce his ministers' departments on Friday.
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Across the US, fire departments remain overwhelmingly white and male.
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Clearview isn't only targeting police departments at the state level.
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Fire departments called in reinforcements amid dry and windy weather.
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Police departments are also already using tech sold by Amazon.
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Many departments have offices more narrowly directed to handle security.
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Technology is changing how human resource departments track employee performance.
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He served in the U.S. departments of State and Defense.
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That's after we file criminal charges with the police departments.
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Many police departments have a complex history with the weapons.
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Casualty figures were gathered from morgues, government departments and elsewhere.
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Our local health departments are the boots on the ground.
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In those departments, the data suggested it was indeed necessary.
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While some states had public health departments, many did not.
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Signs were posted, and university departments were put on alert.
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Today, those departments combined represent 5 percent to 27 percent.
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Menswear was divided into different departments, like golf or basketball ...
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State insurance departments also conduct their own reviews of complaints.
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The shutdown also affects the Justice, State, and Treasury departments.
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That's why they have, and rely upon, their scouting departments.
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The Plain View Project, launched by Philadelphia lawyer Emily Baker-White, examined the accounts of about 2,900 officers from eight departments across the country and an additional 600 retired officers from those same departments.
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An official of Turkey's Higher Education Board said Turkish universities would not open any new French departments and that 16 existing departments without enrolled students would not be allowed to admit any new students.
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The Plain View Project, launched by Philadelphia lawyer Emily Baker-White, examined the accounts of about 2,153 officers from eight departments across the country and an additional 600 retired officers from those same departments.
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Earlier this summer, the groundwork was reportedly laid by the FTC and DOJ — the two departments with oversight over antitrust investigations — over which departments would carry out any possible probe into tech's largest companies.
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The Justice Department under the Obama administration opened more than two dozen investigations into police departments, resolving civil rights lawsuits with police departments in Ferguson, Mo.; Baltimore; New Orleans; Cleveland; and 15 other cities.
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The intertwined halves of the town — formally, the Belgian parts are Baarle-Hertog and the Dutch parts Baarle-Nassau — have separate town halls, churches and fire departments, but they recently merged their police departments.
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The same way that fire departments examine all buildings for fire-doors and emergency exits, security professionals, in collaboration with police departments and school administrators, should evaluate school facilities to identify and address vulnerabilities.
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A 2011-2012 survey of police and sheriff's departments showed that 56 percent of responding departments with more than 500 officers did not let witnesses pore over photos, while the other 8503 percent did.
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At issue is funding for nine of 15 Cabinet-level departments and dozens of agencies, including the departments of Homeland Security, Transportation, Interior, Agriculture, State and Justice, as well as national parks and forests.
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Earlier this year, President Trump signed bills passed by Congress to fund most federal departments through the end of September 2019, including the departments of Defense, Health and Human Services, and Veterans Affairs, among others.
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Congress has already passed and Trump has signed funding bills for many other federal departments — including the departments of Defense, Health and Human Services, and Veterans Affairs — insulating them from a shutdown before the holidays.
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The Justice Department has threatened to cut off federal grant funding to police departments that won't work more closely with immigration officers, and said it would bar some departments from participating in federal training programs.
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But because police departments often refuse to release use-of-force data that would illustrate such trends, the federal government has had a difficult time in determining whether police departments are employing force less often.
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It is widely believed that particular fields of study and academic departments are more prone to certain ideological leanings, such as business departments being more conservative and the humanities and the arts being more liberal.
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We're one of the largest police departments here in the state.
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Police departments posted alternative numbers to call in case of emergency.
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For police departments, this can end up a fairly profitable venture.
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But will these appointees, if approved, really shut down these departments?
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Their offices, in departments such as trade and education, stand empty.
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The study examined visits to emergency departments in 113 hospitals nationwide.
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Without these investigations, federal oversight of police departments is greatly diminished.
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Third, expenses are a big headache for accountants and finance departments.
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President Trump wants to merge the Departments of Labor and Education .
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He also created a system to delineate between the various departments.
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"I literally Google police departments and cold call them," Laura says.
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Not one of the police departments reviewed has implemented all eight.
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Public health departments and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
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That is, they're putting in work hours for team marketing departments.
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The Marijuana Policy Coordination Committee met with other departments July 27.
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The ban applies to San Francisco police and other municipal departments.
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The finance departments of public and private companies sometimes inflate costs.
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Planning departments have shed staff following deep cuts to councils' budgets.
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Two, he said, were from government departments in Pacific Rim nations.
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University employees working in athletics departments often make six-figure salaries.
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Corsica makes up two of France's 101 "departments" - local administration areas.
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Since 2013, hackers have hit departments in at least seven states.
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In time, Ms. Leiber's designs were rarely sold from handbag departments.
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Police departments across the country should move in the same direction.
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Other departments were also put on notice to update their systems.
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It is the second-poorest of France's five overseas departments (DOMs).
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Athletic departments and schools should also benefit from students' sports celebrity.
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TC: You're still receiving feedback from police departments about your breathalyzer.
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Both police departments investigated the episode but did not charge Manziel.
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Many also work in suburban police departments or are military veterans.
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Setting up a business means getting permissions from many government departments.
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Dallas officers can jump departments after getting valuable experience, Brown said.
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And we handle the relationship between the reporting parties and departments.
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Most of the testing is currently done by state health departments.
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"All the departments have responsibility for climate change now," Islam said.
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LEVIN: Number two, we need to fix these departments and agencies.
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BF: First of all, she's eclipsed me already in many departments.
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"Departments were told to hold on to stuff," says one adviser.
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But departments responsible for supervising such issues tend to be weak.
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Community mental health centers and local police departments may offer referrals.
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Lawmakers refused to act, and local politicians and police departments overreacted.
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We acquired data on several Texas departments from the Texas Tribune.
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For some cities, departments used different racial categories than we did.
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Certain claims processing departments of the VA may experience a slowdown.
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In partnership with the fire and police departments of Chadler, Ariz.
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Police departments have distributed warnings to the public about the drug.
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Meanwhile, Macy's is experimenting with self-service in its beauty departments.
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We want to work with municipal authorities, departments of transportation, etc.
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"Officers in other departments, they retire after 20 years," he said.
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Mulvaney will ask departments to fill in some of those blanks.
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Children were more likely to visit hospital emergency departments, for instance.
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The efforts across multiple departments have been nothing short of herculean.
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Through that connection alone, Digital Ally has inroads with departments nationwide.
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Other customers include A&E departments, airlines, and roadside assistance companies.
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He has shut departments deemed inefficient or outdated and merged others.
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Increasing aid spending via other government departments will also be challenging.
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So Jauch would often speak to emergency departments about the disorder.
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Two departments you won't find, however, are Kids and Pets products.
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And these are the departments, presumably, involved with regulating the blockchain.
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No. That's one of the departments he would get rid of.
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Four fire departments are trying to contain the blaze, KUNA said.
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The scandal has implicated 29 pharmaceutical firms and 16 health departments.
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Much of its oversight is delegated to state departments of agriculture.
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Apparently, my essay and my story made it to other departments.
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Donations to the Irish Studies Departments at prestigious colleges, but not
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The relationship between public security departments and citizens is extremely abnormal.
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The company said it has been cost cutting across several departments.
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Police departments, fire stations and some local government buildings offer them.
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One big change is mandatory reporting to state departments of health.
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Accreditation for bariatric surgery benefits other hospital departments, too, Morton noted.
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The technology has also been used by police departments across California.
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Norfolk challenged other departments across the country and in its region.
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China's forex reserves management departments are responsible investors, the SAFE added.
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National Geographic was next, cutting about 60 employees from multiple departments.
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Buttigieg also hammered the State and Health and Human Services departments.
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On Friday, experts with the C.D.C. talked with state health departments.
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Though that would be Bush's and Obama's Treasury departments, not Trump's.
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Prosecutors are enforcing consent decrees on police departments in 14 cities.
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Police departments across the United States, from Houston to Evanston, Ill.
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Police departments and county sheriff's offices are free to ignore it.
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The guidelines were jointly issued by 28 government departments on Tuesday.
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As this chart shows, white men dominate college computer science departments.
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Of course, GrayKey is marketed only to police departments for now.
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The Education and Justice departments teamed up in rescinding the order.
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This is the system all schools and athletic departments live under.
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Mrs. Jones: We worked in two different departments at a bank.
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Athletic departments aren't broke, like the NCAA claims—far from it.
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He's held senior positions in the Departments of Commerce and Transportation.
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It was fast, sure, but terrifically compromised in all other departments.
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Enforcement is divided between the Departments of Homeland Security and Justice.
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She said many boards and information technology departments are looking around.
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Before that, she worked in various departments across the federal government.
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The paperwork alone creates a massive backlog at local buildings departments.
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So it's difficult work that requires all government departments working together.
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Police departments, which have been decimated by austerity, would gain funds.
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The commissioners and chiefs of both departments are expected to attend.
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She again suggested changing departments, but he said that wasn't possible.
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For one, the FBI relies on voluntary reports from police departments.
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Both the Police and the Fire Departments back the proposed gate.
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Police departments are using drones to find and chase down suspects.
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Data compiled by two federal departments appear to show opposite trends.
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Data compiled by two federal departments appear to show opposite trends.
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Lecturers from humanities, social sciences and philosophy departments should weigh in.
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Previous reporting identified dozens of departments who have partnered on subsidies.
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Aleksei said that two departments generated articles and tweets in English.
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But both California police departments say they have no such letter.
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Other departments have also had to take personnel off the streets.
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Hundreds more are devoted to wages, specific industries and overseas departments.
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The presentation has been organized by eight curators from four departments.
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Roughly 250 jobs were cut across all departments and job levels.
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Tragic stories are mounting as fire departments release information about victims.
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He successfully pitched the technology to the sports and weather departments.
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Shanahan previously managed some of Boeing's departments that seek such contracts.
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Maybe we'll see the men's and women's departments combining before long.
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The team consists of reporters, producers and researchers across various departments.
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Similar action is under consideration at the Education and Justice Departments.
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The idea has been used by police departments around the country.
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But how many police departments are using Amazon's facial recognition technology?
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There are supervisors and departments of human resources and so on.
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We will actively appeal to the relevant departments of American government.
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The crisis of English departments is also a crisis of faith.
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Many other departments around the nation also give officers the rifle.
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He has also held positions in Amazon's international and finance departments.
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There are people that are detailed from different departments and agencies.
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It has also expanded off-price "Backstage" departments into more stores.
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"Sustainability departments are resource constrained, even for large companies," Labutong says.
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The university's departments regularly feature in the top 50 international rankings.
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He successfully pitched the technology to TV sports and weather departments.
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With a classmate, see how many cabinet departments you can name.
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The old-boy network has affected other departments, to be sure.
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I've worked in different departments and yet I'm still part time.
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"Health departments have grappled with this across the nation," Mazyck said.
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Fire departments held collection drives for nitrate films and burned them.
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The idea has been used by police departments around the country.
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Many of our copy editors will remain in all our departments.
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Similar action is under consideration at the Education and Justice Departments.
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All local government departments must obey the order from the central.
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One-quarter of the administration's departments are led by "acting" secretaries.
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Balancing the ranks in departments like sports could be more difficult.
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It would cripple the departments that oversee parks and national forests.
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Police departments were pressured to reconsider their policies for using force.
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None of the 25 departments evaluated met all 17 proposed policies.
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Now, over 60 police departments across the nation use the software.
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Many other hospitals have closed departments or are operating reduced services.
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Back then it was travelling the world, talking to IT departments.
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Finally, internal change is also taking place within some corrections departments.
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A few corrections departments went much further to improve their policies.
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In his proposal for fiscal 2002, George W. Bush trimmed $8 billion across many departments including Transportation, Justice and Agriculture and increased spending for departments like Defense, Health and Human Services, and Education by $34 billion.
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Forms sent to the nearly 20,000 police departments around the country will list deaths already reported in the media and other open sources, and will ask the departments to add the deaths that were not listed.
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In February, the company announced it would be adding 100 new staff across various departments, including in product, engineering, data, audience development, and consumer marketing — departments Cohn says have doubled in staff in the past year.
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Of the nation's 18,000-plus police departments and 3,000 sheriff's departments, 80% have fewer than 50 officers and their budgets are significantly less than the spending budgeted to the largest 20% of police department, according Eells.
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Hundreds of robotic systems are now used by bomb squads and SWAT teams in much the same way by nearly every major city and many minor police departments — just as these departments also use surveillance drones.
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Vigilant Solutions, the company that provided ALPR technology to those departments later told auditors that the Missouri Police Chiefs Association was actually the Missouri State Highway Patrol, but the California departments had apparently not noted the difference.
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Ultimately, four police chiefs resigned and 28 officers across several departments -- including the Oakland, Richmond and Livermore police departments, and the Alameda and Contra Costa county sheriff's offices -- were alleged to have had sexual contact with Abuslin.
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The CFIUS, which is comprised of representatives from a number of different agencies and departments, including the Departments of State, Homeland Security and Defense, exists to review the national security implications of foreign investments in American companies.
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While some departments have recently announced that they would end or back away from launching camera programs due to high costs, the rapid spread of body cameras suggests that many departments will continue to use the technology.
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Testing must be done by the C.D.C. or some regional health departments.
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The layoffs were spread across a range of departments and job titles.
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Representatives of the Treasury and Commerce departments also did not immediately respond.
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The approach has been copied by dozens of other U.S. police departments.
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Little wonder that PFI has fallen out of favour with procurement departments.
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It's currently hiring a law enforcement liaison to connect with departments nationwide.
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It&aposs consistent with what the Justice and Education Departments have done.
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Congress still needs to fund departments such as State and Homeland Security.
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S. government bodies, including sheriff departments, local counties, and city law enforcement.
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It is also integrating 10 separate fraud handling departments into just one.
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Soon, Arianna was busily crafting beads for other police and fire departments.
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Police departments across the country have brought him in as a consultant.
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Or consider different Cabinet appointments for the EPA, Energy, or Interior departments?
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Lots of companies have done the minimum necessary to reassure compliance departments.
|
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Lastly, government departments must coordinate with each other and with U.S. companies.
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It's basically like you're getting two departments for the price of one.
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Dozens of departments and agencies have woven together to tackle the fires.
|
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Knowledge base is one of the departments where Alexa has lagged Assistant.
|
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Older adults should also notify sheriffs, police departments and neighborhood emergency teams.
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The reinstallation also includes artworks from the Medieval and Decorative Arts departments.
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It has, and continues, to work with police departments across the country.
|
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The database has led to investigations at police departments around the nation.
|
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Both departments said government experts would be better suited for the hearings.
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Still, a PERF 2015 report called police training in many departments inadequate.
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Plus, an extra 20% off select departments, excluding specials, using code FOURTH.
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The Treasury, Defense, Commerce, and Agriculture departments are also on the list.
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We need engineering departments because that's where the tech transfer comes from.
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Anywhere else, its creation would be minor, a rounding error for departments.
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The U.S. State and Defense Departments declined comment on the Izvestia report.
|
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Co-ordinating with big spending departments gives relatively junior staff valuable experience.
|
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Cloud computing has already disrupted everything from films to corporate IT departments.
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Retaining the footageHow long should police departments keep footage they aren't using?
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Federal Departments Most of the Department of Homeland Security will stay open.
|
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Their press departments, especially for more prestigious journals, are well-oiled machines.
|
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An overwhelming majority of United States police departments carry Axon's tasers today.
|
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The proposals are pending approval from various government departments and military officials.
|
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The forthcoming spending review, which allocates cash to departments, has no date.
|
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It's a tricky space that car design departments are tasked with solving.
|
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Police departments as a whole do not typically endorse candidates in elections.
|
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At the same time, state and local health departments are losing funding.
|
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Departments are supposed to publish monthly figures on their costs over £25,000.
|
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Neither were they local-government departments, which are subject to central controls.
|
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Municipalities are much smaller than Honduras's 53 departments, and are less heterogeneous.
|
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How anyone could harbor resentment against these departments, however, remains a mystery.
|
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Smaller exposures of concerning posts from individual departments or officers are commonplace.
|
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Officers from two police departments rush in to search for a gunman.
|
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Sometimes, there weren't enough bilingual staff at crisis agencies or police departments.
|
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But Oppo is slightly worse than its counterpart in all three departments.
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Hopefully more government departments will take action to help our LGBTIQ community.
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Land of Nod: Save up 80% off sale items across all departments.
|
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Human resources departments have taken a "let a thousand flowers bloom" approach.
|
|
So far, multiple Baltimore city departments have been affected by the shutdown.
|
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So the police departments of Boston and Framingham, Massachusetts, rallied around Devin.
|
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And most comms departments were built for 1990s media, with 1990s speed.
|
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CHRISTINE VARNEY RAN THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENTS ANTITRUST DIVISION FROM 2009 TO 2011.
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Do you think people can help more with their local police departments?
|
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Little educational programs in departments from State to NASA are getting zapped.
|
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And it is making a difference in police departments around the country.
|
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DFID has greater expertise in project management and evaluation than other departments.
|
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Trump said communities should work with and not against their police departments.
|
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Clearly, universities can do more in having degree programs and entire departments.
|
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The open work environment allows for more collaboration between departments and teams.
|
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In fact, vital departments of the US government still use floppy disks.
|
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The departments of Education, Labor and Transportation all face double-digit cuts.
|
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Consent decrees have been used to desegregate schools and reform police departments.
|
|
He says that IT departments at least understood the value proposition immediately.
|
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Macron vowed that the overseas departments would return to public order soon.
|
|
Crocraft also sells prisoner-made products to police departments, schools, and universities.
|
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Police departments across America sometimes used techniques we would consider torture today.
|
|
Ross suggested that police departments could also be guilty of patent infringement.
|
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Are there people and departments you'd like to work with more closely?
|
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Departments and agencies must learn to innovate at the speed of software.
|
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Government funding for several departments and agencies will expire after Dec. 21.
|
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Other big companies that have flight departments include Disney, Google, and Walmart.
|
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In the wake of these shootings, several police departments have changed tactics.
|
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Accordingly, we need police departments with agile, proactive, and courageous tactical policies.
|
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MobilePD is a customizable app that departments around the country are embracing.
|
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Before then, people could typically only dispose of them at police departments.
|
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Senate Appropriations subcommittees will press ahead with budget hearings for federal departments.
|
|
He wants candidates to embed environmental justice experts at all relevant departments.
|
|
Last month, two Inspectors General issued scathing reports about their departments' behavior.
|
|
The Illinois approach should be a national model for police departments everywhere.
|
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That requires vast compliance departments, stuffed with lawyers, accountants and box-tickers.
|
|
Many major departments have been operating without proper authorization for years, too.
|
|
"They are all separate departments, all saying slightly different things," Dixon said.
|
|
It's unclear exactly how many police departments nationwide use video analytics software.
|
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There was a selection of toiletries between the bakery and pharmacy departments.
|
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Consolidated sales across all departments rose 4.4 percent to 15 billion reais.
|
|
Consumers and corporate marketing departments don't always know what's best for animals.
|
|
But couture also exists in another, more accessible universe: theatrical costume departments.
|
|
The Health and Human Services and Labor Departments are funded -- etc. etc.
|
|
Why are police departments and prosecutors across the country still using them?
|
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Police departments are still learning how to implement this new technology effectively.
|
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Another $28503 billion would be earmarked for public health departments and nonprofits.
|
|
Roles in the software engineering and marketing departments ranked highly as well.
|
|
She outlined the evolving relationship between the newsroom, business and Technology departments.
|
|
EXBS also partners with the Departments of Commerce, Justice, and Homeland Security.
|
|
Many departments are slowly beginning to understand "broken windows" in this way.
|
|
These exact same systems seem to exist in food and nutrition departments.
|
|
Today, there's a mix of teams from different departments that use it.
|
|
" You might call his Cabinet secretaries of the domestic departments "the gutters.
|
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It just means fostering collaboration between different departments within your organization.3.
|
|
Similar but different requests were sent to the Justice and HHS departments.
|
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Marketing, information technology and revenue management could be among the affected departments.
|
|
Most urban emergency departments are already operating at maximum capacity every day.
|
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Eighteen fire departments, hundreds of locals and a couple thousand water balloons.
|
|
All the towns' fire departments within hundreds of miles provide mutual aid.
|
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Some departments are way behind the times based on the current environment.
|
|
Mesa's police shootings roughly correspond with rates from other large police departments.
|
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Since then, the practice has spread to police departments around the country.
|
|
In 2012, 20 health departments reported having to close their STD clinics.
|
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The Defense, Energy, Labor and other departments are funded through Sept. 30.
|
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Read more: How police departments are dealing with officers spewing hate online.
|
|
The US government has strong internal departments for research in some areas.
|
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Above, near Santa Teresa, N.M. Here's how the shutdown affects federal departments.
|
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Beyond that time, women would have to go to hospital obstetrics departments.
|
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The fire departments' safe stations are one effort to fill that void.
|
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Source: Latest data available from state health departments, as of April 19573.
|
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The company's clients reportedly include police departments, multinational corporations, and wealthy individuals.
|
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And she reiterated that state health departments are providing testing for free.
|
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I work primarily for the office products and pharmaceutical products departments here.
|
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We've included customer service phone numbers for 15 big banks' individual departments.
|
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He said the police and fire departments were still assessing the city.
|
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Local assistance The FBI routinely provides assistance to departments across the country.
|
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Officers in some departments are privately questioning whether their forces are prepared.
|
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C.D.C. officials called for more support for state and local health departments.
|
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State and local governments, however, are basically school districts with police departments.
|
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Schools and police departments are closing, fire halls are clinging to life.
|
|
Plant-based-meat firms are ramping up their research and development departments.
|
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At this point, most departments at Uber have been affected by layoffs.
|
|
For many, their local police departments looked more like predators than protectors.
|
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Corporate promises of resources and freedom have thinned out top academic departments.
|
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This could lead to racial profiling, and more lawsuits against police departments.
|
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Crews from multiple departments spent several hours searching before finding the crash.
|
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Businesses, police departments, and security firms have long used them for safety.
|
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And police departments around the country have debunked reports of abducted children.
|
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The bulk of Clearview's paying customers are local and state police departments.
|
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In the time of George Washington, there were only three cabinet departments.
|
|
Clearview AI has contracts with numerous law enforcement agencies and police departments.
|
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These measures aren't just used by marketing departments to keep patients loyal.
|
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For years, Lapidus' team operated in a silo compared with other departments.
|
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Before joining Carolina, he spent nearly 30 years in NFL scouting departments.
|
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"You have to negotiate then with 11 different legal departments," said Bigelow.
|
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Over 700 police departments in the US have signed contracts with Ring.
|
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It infiltrated the day-to-day operations of hundreds of police departments.
|
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This helps local tax revenue and trickles down to various county departments.
|
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Also, get 10% to 25% off select departments with the same code.
|
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Many metropolitan police departments routinely conduct raids on spas and massage parlors.
|
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Were they told that their direct donations to university departments were bribes?
|
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Agencies and departments had a December deadline to remove the Kaspersky products.
|
|
Big city governments in particular are prone to communication breakdowns between departments.
|
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Finding ways to efficiently deliver funding to local health departments is critical.
|
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We don't know exactly how many police departments Ring have this arrangement.
|
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At least 20 fire departments have sent similar teams to the region.
|
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Seventy percent of police departments in the U.S. are using LPR technology.
|
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Democrats raised concerns about the use of grenade launchers by police departments.
|
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But nothing is sacred from the hands of brand marketing departments, apparently.
|
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The Hill also reached out to the State, Energy and Treasury departments.
|
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The Contemporary and Impressionist departments make up about 28 percent of sales.
|
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Even with that help, some of the major athletic departments are struggling.
|
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Often, officers themselves adopt the dogs they worked with in their departments.
|
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No two departments really depend on each other to get anything done.
|
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According to Time, only 15 police departments have agreed to implement them.
|
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When appointees go off to head their respective departments, many suddenly ... change.
|
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Police departments across the country have issued statements condemning the group's actions.
|
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Wildland firefighters are also often looked down upon by city fire departments.
|
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Departments participating in the 210(g) program are given the option to enter what's called an "Intergovernmental Service Agreement," which reimburses local departments with federal dollars for detaining or transporting individuals suspected of being in the country illegally.
|
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Since the ranking measures innovation on an institutional level, it may overlook particularly innovative departments or programs: a university might rank low for overall innovation but still operate one of the world's best theoretical physics departments, for instance.
|
|
Nine out of 221 federal departments and a number of agencies are affected by this shutdown, including the EPA, the IRS, and the departments of State, Housing and Urban Development, Treasury, Agriculture, Commerce, Interior, Justice, and Homeland Security.
|
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The French departments suffer from a negative structural gap between slow-growing revenue (mostly based on non-modifiable taxes and state transfers), and dynamic expenditure (mainly related to social transfers), which has led some departments to cut costs.
|
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In some instances, Amazon will donate video doorbells to police departments and then require them to promote Ring products to the local communities; for each consumer who downloads the Ring app, the departments earn credits toward free cameras.
|
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Although his administration has not taken sweeping actions or convinced Congress to pass a law to address these issues, it has taken some smaller steps — such as encouraging police departments to adopt officer-worn body cameras, using the Department of Justice's oversight powers to investigate abusive and negligent police departments, and launching an initiative that will hopefully help communities and police departments build trust.
|
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He reported that 200 people searching Sunday included representatives of the Wayne County fire departments, New York State Forest Rangers, state and local police departments, Federation of Search and Rescue, Missing & Exploited Children and ambulance and emergency management squads.
|
|
Despite the almost universal presumption that the absence of human resources departments facilitates abuse, human resources departments or structures set up in the workplace to report abuse often work in the interests of protecting the company, not protecting victims.
|
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The Plain View Project, launched by Philadelphia lawyer Emily Baker-White, examined the accounts of about 2,85033 officers from eight departments across the country and an additional 600 retired officers from those same departments, compiling those with troubling content.
|
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Half the 50 faculty positions will focus on advancing computer science, and the other half will be jointly appointed by the college and by other departments across M.I.T. Traditionally, departments hold sway in hiring and tenure decisions at universities.
|
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That's a heavy load for public health departments across the country, especially since funding cuts contributed to more than 55,000 lost jobs at local public health departments from 2008-2017, according to a report by Trust for America's Health.
|
|
Similar federal civil rights investigations have resulted in consent decrees — court-approved deals that include a road map of changes that institutions such as police departments and state correction departments must adhere to in order to avoid being sued.
|
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Spending has been slashed for several major government departments, including the health service.
|
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Trump is also considering picks for yet-to-be-filled departments, including Agriculture.
|
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That means far less video for police departments to transfer, store and protect.
|
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The group includes officials from internal departments including product development, advertising and diversity.
|
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The pleas come from federal employees and contractors from a variety of departments.
|
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This also applies to departments that have already funded and deployed surveillance tech.
|
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Such training should go beyond just police departments and include relevant partnering agencies.
|
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The other would pass a continuing resolution to keep all seven departments running.
|
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Officers from other departments then began challenging Mena to a lip sync battle.
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This meant bringing on experts to build out our editorial and sales departments.
|
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"All insurance is regulated, filed and reviewed by state insurance departments," Greene said.
|
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Most private hospitals have international patient departments to help you arrange financial matters.
|
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A number of departments lack up-to-date policies and procedures, he said.
|
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She got city departments to put "children welcome" on flyers for more events.
|
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Ownership of service lines is typically shared between homeowners and local water departments.
|
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Local police departments have long shared their gang intelligence with federal immigration authorities.
|
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The message came a day after talks to reopen nine federal departments crumbled.
|
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Emergency departments may also have different standards for documenting injuries, the authors noted.
|
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Congress passed a spending bill Thursday to fund nine federal departments until Sept.
|
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At the time, Souki explained that traditional oil companies don't have marketing departments.
|
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Nine federal departments and numerous agencies have been shut down since Dec. 22.
|
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Most summers, NASRO hosts 173 to 60 sessions for departments across the country.
|
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In recent months, they've heard whispers of departments considering hiring full-time genealogists.
|
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"Marketing departments" were using professional strategies that had been developed over many decades.
|
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It is the third-largest city agency after the fire and police departments.
|
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Some police departments use Toyota's Prius hybrids for undercover work and traffic enforcement.
|
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The Energy and State departments are jointly responsible for approving Part 810 authorizations.
|
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By 19833, she says, most American anthropology departments were chaired by Boas students.
|
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Since Ferguson, body cameras have become a mainstay in many US police departments.
|
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But this is not a "duh" for many police departments across the country.
|
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That's why the tests are standardized and scored by state departments of education.
|
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It's impressive in all departments — display, design, software — except for the back camera.
|
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Many online retailers here have extensive departments dedicated solely to handling tax matters.
|
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Banks' custodian services departments look after assets for clients in return for fees.
|
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The incident is the second to mar South Florida fire departments this year.
|
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They want to install services and products that can be shared across departments.
|
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Police departments around the country are coming to recognise that this must change.
|
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Although police departments speak highly of these teams, measuring their value is tricky.
|
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Even those nationalised firms with outside minority shareholders are treated as government departments.
|
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"There are some police departments that are more progressive than others," she said.
|
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Police departments could potentially analyze and compile hundreds of videos for similar purposes.
|
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Officials with the Justice Departments and the school district could not be reached.
|
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Its founding team included professors from Northwestern University's computer science and journalism departments.
|
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The FAA, NASA, departments of transportation of various cities in which we're engaged.
|
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We ran into a few challenges — especially in the mascara and blending departments.
|
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They have the right to regulate their own space, but government departments don't.
|
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Departments should be clear in how long data can be kept before deletion.
|
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Several nuns have senior roles in Vatican departments that look after religious issues.
|
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Local police departments were rewarded hundreds of millions of dollars through new programs.
|
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Government departments in Nepal tasked with protecting workers rights are severely under-resourced.
|
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Civil servants in reception departments were among the first affected by the changes.
|
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Mr Ferguson suggests five questions that departments should answer before buying new technology.
|
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But really, the benefit of big-data policing for police departments is political.
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Here's what you need to know: How many police departments use body cams?
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The group is currently comprised of 74 workers across departments of the museum.
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The State and Justice Departments declined on Sunday to comment on the exchange.
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The cruisers will then hit the streets for police departments nationwide next summer.
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It needs to run the text by two government departments, for legal reasons.
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Many quantum technologies have security implications, so defence departments are also providing funding.
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Even after the reshuffle it contains 47 ministries or departments with ministerial rank.
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Like all customers, fire departments choose service plans that are best for them.
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Ultimately, we obtained some data from 47 departments — with 4,117 incidents in all.
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It's a labyrinthine building full of soldiers, lawyers, strange acronyms, and obscure departments.
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No other departments report to me, but R&D still reports to me.
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Police departments in San Francisco and Miami say they are researching the method.
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We strongly disagree with any suggestion that our Departments have obstructed this investigated.
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New data collected by WIRED show that local police departments fare little better.
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Jay Inslee and several of the state&aposs departments&apos directors as defendants.
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And both country's defence departments don't allow personnel to use the company's phones.
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In many departments, suicide is a likelier killer than the line of duty.
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The agencies include the departments of State, Homeland Security, Justice, Treasury and Defense.
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The cellar also received £15,848 in payment for wine from other Government departments.
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Sullivan is a former official at the departments of Justice, Defense and Commerce.
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A joint investigation by the county and state health departments uncovered more cases.
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Fire departments are preparing for record-long and increasingly deadly forest fire seasons.
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In varying forms, "hot-spot policing" has spread throughout the nation's police departments.
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The "command and control" structures are also very different within the two departments.
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To address these questions, CNN contacted departments of transportation in all 50 states.
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Police departments across the nation are using these teams beyond the envisioned purpose.
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But that approach means the P9 lags behind other flagships in several departments.
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They say departments around the country have already seen the value of reforms.
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Dozens of police departments across the US have developed policies surrounding body cameras.
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He retained several ministers appointed by Zuma but demoted them from key departments.
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That quietude is one reason police departments buy Zero Motorcycles for their fleets.
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Departments and agencies seeing overall cuts could receive funding boosts for defense capabilities.
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There has also been resurgence of funding and hiring in investigative journalism departments.
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He turned his attention to local departments, hoping they would be less careful.
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Let us work to heal the breach between police departments and black communities.
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Individual police departments or government agencies decide for themselves which technologies to use.
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The Kurdish government's religious-affairs ministry has departments for Christians, Yazidis and Jews.
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Beijing's environmental and transport departments (not usual partners) are collaborating on a draft.
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During the Clinton administration, Republican lawmakers proposed merging the Education and Labor departments.
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The order, released at the end of September, gave the departments until Dec.
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Any lost income may also be offset by the savings for police departments.
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And the militarization of police departments is an issue that certainly deserves debate.
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Whole law departments in D.C. are devoted to filing such exemptions and objections.
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Other bills cover departments including Agriculture, Interior, Transportation and Housing and Urban Development.
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That model is now being copied by local health departments around the country.
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