No big deal—a departures board is a departures board, right?
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There are "employee-initiated departures" and "company-initiated departures," but no firings or quitting, Ward said.
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Nomura departures Williams is the most senior of around a dozen departures from Nomura's Asian investment bank.
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The spokesperson confirmed the executive departures, but declined to comment on the reasons for any of the departures.
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CEO departures hit a record high for the year through October, with 1,332 U.S. based companies announcing CEO departures.
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In fact, January 2020 set a record for the most CEO departures in the US in one month — 219 departures.
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It said it had seen a higher level of cruise cancellations for departures in the near-term and more generally a lower level of bookings for departures further out, although its two most recent departures had load factors of around 80%.
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The Trump White House had more first-year departures than any other president in at least 40 years — and the departures haven't stopped.
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Facebook has seen many executive departures this year, including departures of co-founders of Facebook-owned messaging app WhatsApp Jan Koum and Brian Acton.
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Zuwara, located near Libya's border with Tunisia, was a favored site for migrant boat departures over the past two years but of late has seen only occasional departures.
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The tech sector has the second-highest number of CEO departures, at 154, including the high-profile departures of Adam Neumann from WeWork and Kevin Burns from Juul.
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A new study on departures from the Supreme Court attempted to refine the conventional factors by considering political science data on justices' voting patterns, involuntary departures and missed opportunities.
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The departures haven't stopped though — they've just become riskier.
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President Trump blasted media reports of chaos in his administration due to multiple staff departures as "fake news" — and hinted at more departures to come because he is "always seeking perfection" — in a morning tweet: The context: Trump's White House has had more first-year departures than any other president in at least 40 years.
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Trump is on pace -- if the departures keep up at anything close to this rate -- to shatter the record for senior level departures in a first term, currently held by Ronald Reagan.
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Status: Enjoying Dirk 43-39 last season Key newcomers: None Key departures: Tony Allen, Zach Randolph, Vince Carter Outlook: It is hard to overstate the weight of the Grizzlies' "Key departures" column.
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As CNN's tracker of departures from the Trump administration shows, we're again in a period where successive departures are announced within a short time period, including his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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It is traditional for administrations to experience a spate of departures after the first year in office, but Trump's year has been particularly bruising, leaving some officials preparing for more departures than usual.
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Here is a list of executive departures since 2016: Nov.
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It may be too early to rule out other departures.
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Adelberg at FaegreBD has been tracking marketplace newcomers and departures.
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Fidel was no fan of such departures from communist orthodoxy.
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Flights circling around Heathrow Airport shortly after departures were halted.
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Every year brings new departures from death, taxes, and unemployment.
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Surface temperature departures from average in the Arctic during 215.
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For instance, Google Maps doesn't tell you the next departures.
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Symantec has not commented on the reason for the departures.
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The morning explosions at Brussels airport targeted the departures area.
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It was unclear if the departures were connected to Greyball.
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"There were some departures and some new hires," he said.
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But one or two departures still aren't much at all.
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Expect confrontation and departures: People will want to be free.
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The ships' departures mark the end of a longstanding impasse.
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Democrats are hoping that the recently announced departures of Reps.
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Wells Fargo confirmed the departures to the Journal and CNBC.
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Many in Mr Trump's orbit have welcomed all three departures.
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The departures of Stepien and Clark are much less controversial.
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Passengers expect on-time departures — but they expect coffee too.
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Other airlines canceled most of their departures for the day.
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Here is a list of executive departures since 2016: Sept.
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Whenever there's senior level departures, there's a sucking sound upward.
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The company was confirming a Reuters report on the departures.
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Internally, the departures are causing significant anxiety, workers told Hayley.
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Sounds can communicate love, anger, arrivals, departures, warnings and more.
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Departures from the norm are subversions of the status quo.
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The office saw 21 departures this year and no hires.
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African Botanics departures set, $225 at the Dreslyn; thedreslyn.com. 8.
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It is full of encounters, departures, returns, absences, and reunions.
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For March, departures bookings have fallen by 265,000 since Feb.
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For March, departures bookings have fallen by 503,000 since Feb.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the two executives' departures.
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There were two significant departures from the Obama administration's policy.
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Kaidanow's resignation follows four other announced departures within a week.
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Some of the departures have drawn more notice than others.
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The timing of these CEO departures is, of course, coincidental.
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Since February, there have been a string of executive departures.
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Additional executives are said to be announcing their departures soon.
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More than half of departures from LaGuardia were also canceled.
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De Niro also pointed to recent departures from Trump's Cabinet.
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He said the departures were not for any disciplinary reason.
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The departures highlight a shift in Facebook's relationship with founders.
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The departures prompted Trump to eventually dissolve the councils entirely.
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A federal judge stayed their departures until at least Tuesday.
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More recently, Snap has endured a wave of executive departures.
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It also announced the departures of the seven board members.
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Those departures came at a critical time for the company.
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He raps him for his departures from conservative policy dogma.
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Departures from the Trump administration tend to be pretty acrimonious.
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An Apple spokesman said the departures had nothing to do with the company's performance, but people familiar with the matter told Reuters that the departures were likely linked to the company changing its distribution system.
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Senior managing director Luca Pietrantoni was among the most recent departures.
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Arrivals and departures delayed The airport tweeted around 8:45 a.m.
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A BlackRock spokeswoman confirmed the departures but declined to comment further.
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I head to the departures floor and find the United counter.
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The departures accelerated to 150,000 in 903 and 385,000 last year.
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Some firms have kept details surrounding departures close to their chests.
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Despite the high-profile departures, Fox News ratings have remained strong.
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A month before, the airline suffered a series of executive departures.
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Additionally, SB 53 imposes some material departures from the interim remedy.
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It was announced earlier today that all departures after 4 p.m.
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Most of the departures took place after Donovan's appointment, sources say.
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McNeill is one of the more high-profile departures from Tesla.
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Dakin Campbell was busy breaking news on fresh Goldman Sachs departures.
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As a precautionary measure, we have stopped departures while we investigate.
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Some 341 arrivals and 305 departures were cancelled by 9 a.m.
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It is unclear whether there will be further executive management departures.
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The city's population was estimated at 200,000 before the recent departures.
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Those numbers still represent significant departures from his career averages of .
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The company continues to struggle with executive departures and damaging exposés.
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Almost half the departures last year were for retirements, for instance.
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The reasons behind the high-profile departures have not been revealed.
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The departures come as Papa John's switches up its management structure.
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The congressman's retirement adds to a growing list of GOP departures.
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The turmoil has led to the departures of several top executives.
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Last July saw the departures of Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer.
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In recent months, Alphabet has had two other high-level departures.
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Stories of teacher departures are varied, and often anguished and conflicted.
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The airline already has two daily departures from Miami to Caracas.
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One by one, they make their confused, anxious, sometimes mysterious departures.
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He added that just under 700 departures were planned for Friday.
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With every new month comes the heartbreaking news of Netflix departures.
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Retirements and other departures accounted for around half of the reductions.
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McDonald's also recently announced the departures of two other top executives.
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A Walmart spokesperson said the company couldn't comment on the departures.
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She thinks of her paroles not as departures but as vacations.
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The office said their departures were unrelated to the Weinstein case.
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Yes, Clear can be used for both domestic and international departures.
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They might also include the departures of other execs, sources said.
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The new roles are departures, and tests, for both of them.
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Several high-profile executive departures have created a sometimes acrimonious climate.
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But about 2100 percent of those entries were offset by departures.
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Jack Grove, a Marine biologist and photographer, is hosting both departures.
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Other departures may follow, as may a challenge to her leadership.
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The board departures are just the latest shakeup at Hampton Creek.
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Sales dropped 10 to 25 percent as the troop departures accelerated.
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Mr. Orban's party maintains there is nothing untoward about the departures.
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But some impending departures may set back its private equity ambitions.
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Here are Microsoft&aposs biggest hires and departures announced in 2019:
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Some high-profile staff departures also created an air of uncertainty.
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For Salzburg, the departures of Minamino and Haaland will be bittersweet.
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But the departures haven't resulted in deep institutional knowledge going away.
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Gabbard's campaign downplayed the departures, as did Batrice and Revolution Messaging.
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The company did not explain the reason for their abrupt departures.
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The departures seem to have increased during the Trump administration, however.
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The departures add to the executive exodus from Uber this year.
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The departures leave our critical infrastructure, elections, data and networks vulnerable.
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The Trump resignations could make the Turner departures pale by comparison.
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The carmaker is already cutting thousands of jobs through voluntary departures.
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Their departures are expected now that the impeachment trial has concluded.
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High-profile departures of another sort continue to rattle the media.
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Departures from Newark to LaGuardia are experiencing an average delay of one hour and 26 minutes, and general departures to other cities are experiencing delays between one hour and one minute and one hour and 15 minutes.
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A spokesman for Apple in India declined to comment on the departures.
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Temperature departures from average, showing 2016 was the hottest year on record.
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The airport's website does not yet list arrivals and departures for Thursday.
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Tesla has endured a string of departures in the past 12 months.
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This ultimately led to a series of executive departures and Kalanick's resignation.
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Their departures make it easier for AT&T to focus on consolidation.
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The store didn't make any groundbreaking departures from Whole Foods' older stores.
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Salsamendi and Boehm's departures aren't the only prominent names leaving Microsoft, either.
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Since then, there have been firings and departures and leaves of absence.
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We taxied over to a dedicated pier for seaplane arrivals and departures ...
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Fury about the exodus is compounded by the clandestine nature of departures.
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What to watch: Fernández may make notable departures from Macri's foreign policy.
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The departures are coming at a tumultuous time for the social network.
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The never-ending controversies have coincided with the departures of several executives.
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The company has been far quieter about high-profile departures since then.
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CNN reached out to an RNC spokesman seeking comment on the departures.
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Statement from Long: Go deeper: All the high-profile Trump administration departures
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Air temperature departures from average during the Arctic winter of 210-222.
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Following is a list of executive departures from Tesla since 26: Feb.
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But downsizing could mean lost revenue, executive departures and even surprise losses.
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The city's population has been estimated at 200,000 before the recent departures.
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At American the cancellations affected just 90 of about 6,700 daily departures.
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I actually wrote a story about private clubs recently for Departures Magazine.
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But the frequency of departures, and the reasons for it, are unusual.
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This year is on pace to have the most departures on record.
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By 2028, the framework could handle 600 arrivals and departures per hour.
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But the resulting tension has often led to departures of senior executives.
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FYI: UberX will pick-up & drop-off on Upper/Departures level only.
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His leave of absence follows a string of executive departures at Tesla.
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Departures still come regularly, including this week the operations chief Joe Hagin.
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Goldman Sachs has seen a spate of senior departures in recent weeks.
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That sparked a year marked by lawsuits, inquiries, executive departures, and more.
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Landings and departures were suspended from the airport for about two hours.
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Their departures were confirmed by Lauren Roseman, a press representative for NBC.
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He asked Spiegel about Snap's recruiting and retention efforts given recent departures.
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Among the destinations on the departures board are Hoth, Endor, and Tatooine.
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Here is a list of executive departures from Tesla since 2016: Jan.
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Facebook announced some serious departures along with the news of Alford's nomination.
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Some employees say the departures are fueling concerns about the site's future.
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Here are the 30 most noteworthy CEO departures of 2019 thus far:
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Here's an updated look at the major departures from the Trump administration.
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There has been a string of departures of senior executives as well.
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There's less traffic there and you can run over to departures quickly.
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Many of those who were dismissed announced their departures on social media.
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A passenger looks at the departures board at Zurich Airport, March 2500.
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The decision follows a number of recent legal complaints and staff departures.
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Their departures are not surprising given that the impeachment trial has concluded.
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Washington (CNN)Departures from President Donald Trump's Cabinet are rarely dignified affairs.
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The departures follow six others at the world's largest sports apparel company.
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Another VP has fled Uber amid a spate of high-level departures.
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By midafternoon, delays for arrivals and departures were less than 15 minutes.
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Large cruise lines, like Princess Cruises, offer comprehensive sales across many departures.
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Migrants departures from Libya have jumped in recent days following fighting there.
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Here are all the most notable CEO departures of 2020 so far.
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Mr. Shine is not alone in wondering about more senior-level departures.
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Explore the departures from the Trump administration further with the interactive below.
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The departures leave the Republicans scrambling to fill dozens of open seats.
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But the departures cap months of fits and starts for Gabbard's campaign.
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Why it matters: All of these departures were caused by varying factors.
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He left Facebook last month, amid a series of high-profile departures.
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At least seven senior Facebook executives have announced their departures this year.
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Deutsche AM has suffered a series of senior-level departures in 0003.
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At American, the cancellations affected just 90 of about 6,700 daily departures.
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The departures will reduce the number of directors to seven from 11.
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Following is a list of executive departures from Tesla since 2016: Feb.
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Unusually, Amazon saw several departures among its VP-level executives last year, while Bezos lost two of his S-Team members, a tight-knit group of over a dozen senior executives famous for seeing very few departures historically.
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"Just trading in line is, maybe, 10 times from where we are today," he saidExecutive departures, lawsuits, and corporate controversies MedMen has been rocked by a series of executive departures, lawsuits, and corporate controversies over the past year.
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The two executives' departures struck fear into their peers across the federal bureaucracy.
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Callaghan is just the latest in a string of executive shuffles or departures.
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The report closely follows the departures of two high-ranking members of staff.
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NAP said the departures were part of the normal process associated with mergers.
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Clausen's move is the latest in a string of executive departures from Tesla.
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Things could yet get tense once the voluntary departures come to an end.
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This story has been updated to include the departures of three additional executives.
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EDT Sesame Workshop has released the following official statement on the actors' departures.
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We rounded up more of the recent executive departures the company has seen.
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The news of the Twitter executive departures was first reported by Re/Code.
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"There's heavy security at the entrance to the international departures hall," Ward said.
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Investec analysts said the departures might actually help smooth a deal with Tanzania.
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Prices start at $5,995 before the discount on departures in May and September.
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Leaf SR's website is now dark, save for an announcement of the departures.
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That is more than twice as many departures as the Democrats have suffered.
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At least one of the explosions was near the American Airlines departures desk.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - With seven departures in the space of five months, Novartis's (NOVN.
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The airline suspended departures, with airport agents writing out boarding passes by hand.
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Greyhound said its Tallahassee terminal will remain open, but only for westbound departures.
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Following is a list of executive departures from Tesla since 23: 2019 Feb.
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The company would not comment on the funding but confirmed the staff departures.
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Where predictability in pro wrestling sucks is when it's due to known departures.
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To be sure, executive departures happen — especially as companies grow and go public.
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On Wednesday, departures will be routed through the larger Fiumicino airport, ADR said.
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Colas' move comes amid several other high-profile departures for sell-side analysts.
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Grandstanders should not have gone on," Trump tweeted after a few departures. "JOBS!
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Syrian government forces will take over the towns once the departures are complete.
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Recent results show no clear trend for House departures alone affecting election outcomes.
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"The No. 1 sign of impending problems is mass executive departures," Chanos said.
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The departures show how the role of the flagship fashion store has changed.
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Immediately, two of its hosts, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc, announced their departures.
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When contacted, EPA did not provide details about the nature of the departures.
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Its departures from the official party narrative have landed it in trouble before.
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Freeman's departure is part of a recent wave of executive departures at Amazon.
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" We had guests last night but are receiving early departures today," he said.
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People who track the denial movement were caught off guard by the departures.
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The airport handles around 2,500 arrivals and departures, according to the airport's figures.
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Now the site is bleeding staff, with more departures expected in coming days.
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Also, new board members are expected to replace several anticipated departures of directors.
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That led to mass departures and internal battles, though Goldman emerged more profitable.
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Both the time and the locale are good departures from standard dates too.
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We're just in different boats at different times and different arrivals and departures.
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It's true that most of Trump's departures happened early in his first year.
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A source with knowledge of the matter has confirmed the departures to Axios.
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The report made no mention linking this incident to Ross and Schwartz's departures.
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Departures: Millions of people have left Eastern Europe for wealthier Western European countries.
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This does not take into account facility deterioration, doctor departures or department closures.
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The demonstrations eventually forced the airport to again cancel check-ins for departures.
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Among the larger departures was Boqueria, a sit-down tapas restaurant, last winter.
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The Italian government struck deals with Libyan militias to hold back migrant departures.
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A string of high-profile executive departures have created a sometimes acrimonious climate.
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This roster captures a season of unexpected departures on the Staid White Way.
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Mr. Kelly has told colleagues he is untroubled by most of the departures.
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There was no public or internal announcement of their departures, according to students.
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The departures come as Mr. Pruitt faces fresh questions about his management decisions.
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The 242 departures canceled at Fort Lauderdale represented 63% of the facility's total.
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It was the latest in a string of departures by White House staff.
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These departures also allow governments a unique opportunity to re-engineer work processes.
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These two departures pushed Tesla's stock down more than 6 percent on Friday.
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Who else: Their announced departures follow three others within seven days: the Dec.
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At the same time, the departures of minorities without college degrees continued unabated.
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The President also said there would be more departures from the White House.
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By other counts, the firmwide departures have been greater than in years past.
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Ms. Grisham declined to address questions about her departures from AAA and Mindspace.
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Tobacco giant Imperial Brands and retailer Tesco also announced CEO departures this week.
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Her early years saw a stream of big-name departures from the magazine.
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The departures came after Djokovic last year ended a collaboration with Boris Becker.
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I expected that other companies would want to trumpet their own Breitbart departures.
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The families of Salafis seldom report these departures, fearing harassment by the authorities.
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Whether allowing transgender boys to join will lead to significant departures remains unclear.
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Wednesday, although the departures were delayed and there were reports of renewed shelling.
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High tax states, usually dominated by Democrats, are facing departures of epic proportions.
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Spicer's exit was the first of several high-profile departures from the administration.
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Perhaps you're familiar with a different phrase to describe voluntary departures: self-deportation.
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We began referring to departures as graduations and celebrated them with farewell parties.
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They knew that the departures of Jones and Collins would not weaken them.
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Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger announced their departures on Monday.
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Before their departures, Systrom was CEO and Krieger was the chief technology officer.
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Mike Quigley, D-Illinois, asked whether the departures reflected staffing issues inside Treasury.
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The media company had more than 100 employees before this round of departures.
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The departures, which have included industry leaders like UnitedHealth Group and Aetna Inc.
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Here are some of the recent in-house appointments, departures and department shakeups.
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"The morale is terrible," Scaramucci said Thursday on CNN, predicting more staff departures.
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But their public departures did not constitute a reason to sell, he said.
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Ms. Grisham declined to address questions about her departures from AAA and Mindspace.
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The issues have included a wave of key talent departures and problematic demos.
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Insurer departures may lead to higher costs within that market, analysts have said.
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In a tweet late on Sunday ET, Dorsey said he had hoped to talk to Twitter employees later in the week about the departures, but that given the "inaccurate press rumors" about the departures, he wanted to set the record straight.
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Why it matters: Ahuja is retiring following a string of executive departures last year.
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The voluntary departures also come as Reckitt integrates Mead Johnson, its biggest takeover ever.
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"Two explosions in the Departures Hall, one probably a kamikaze," the federal prosecutor said.
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That has been followed by a cascade of CEO departures at the power authority.
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The company's executive ranks have also been decimated by a wave of recent departures.
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Ryanair has said that it has increased its investment to ensure on-time departures.
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McCarran airport, across the road from the incident, temporarily canceled all arrivals and departures.
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"A Delta ground stop has been lifted and limited departures are resuming," it said.
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You can also ask it to route your way home, check departures, and more.
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This not only accelerated departures, but makes finding credible replacements that much more difficult.
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Technology website Re/code first reported the news of the latest departures on Thursday.
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The Yoga Book certainly offers one of the more fascinating departures from the company.
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The departures appear to be part of wider changes to its capital markets division.
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The police union says the departures will have a direct impact on public safety.
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Tesla's jump today essentially reversed losses on the day following reports of executive departures.
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Mr Netanyahu has urged his cabinet to avoid policy departures until things are clearer.
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Despite numerous off-season departures, the Capitals still have plenty of firepower and balance.
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A series of fiery Tesla car crashes and executive departures have also worried investors.
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"We have resumed departures out of Heathrow following a short suspension," a spokesperson said.
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He is the latest in a long string of executive departures at the company.
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We see the departures of key executives for PYPL (Braintree, Venmo) as further negatives.
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The departures were announced internally this week, though Poon is staying on through August.
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Global average temperature departures from average, showing the cold temperature anomaly south of Greenland.
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The company has also seen a raft of executive departures over the past year.
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EDT that the halt on departures had been lifted and some flights were resuming.
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The surprising announcement follows a handful of other high-profile departures in recent months.
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Maris's exit is the latest in a string of high-profile departures from Alphabet.
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Others note that California's rules aren't radical departures from how the internet already works.
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And some of the program's previous disappointing seasons can be attributed to talent departures.
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At the time, those departures had accounted for 25 percent of DoubleDutch's global workforce.
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Friday's Fed comments will likely offer "no material departures from that script," he said.
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The company intends to offer up to 16 departures daily each way, Dudley said.
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Pompeo vigorously denied a report connecting their departures to her new $20 million salary.
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A raft of executive departures has also marred the company's image under Lenovo's tenure.
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But the departures also reflect the country's by-the-book approach to following rules.
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If their departures happen, it would be part of a big shakeup: http://bit.
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A large number of prominent chief executives left their jobs or announced their departures.
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Their significant summer departures were limited to goaltender Robin Lehner and forward Valtteri Filppula.
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"It doesn't mean that there won't be a protocol," he said of the departures.
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It uncovered serious instances of bad judgment and departures from institutionalized protocols and norms.
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The company has also seen a series of executive departures over the past year.
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The evaluation was based on several benchmarks from transfers to departures to shopping options.
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The explosions tore through the departures hall of the Brussels airport about 8 a.m.
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We began by reviewing "recent" arrivals, so let's end by reviewing some upcoming departures.
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To Trump and his allies, the departures have been liberating, a purge of obstructionists.
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The exodus is the latest in a steady stream of executive departures at Zume.
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In recent months, top advisers on foreign and domestic policy have announced their departures.
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And a raft of departures and endorsements afterward turned that win into rocket fuel.
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It also announced a long list of senior management appointments and departures this week.
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Corporate departures could increase if the Catalan Parliament declares a unilateral declaration of independence.
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Leiweke is just the latest in what is turning into a string of departures.
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As lawmakers return from their August recess next week, more departures could soon follow.
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Normally, he said, airports have two levels: one for departures and one for arrivals.
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The interview — combined with news of further executive departures — helped sink Tesla's stock further.
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Indeed, rumors of a buyout have reduced the number of departures expected this year.
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Notable departures included the vice president of operations and the vice president of engineering.
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As candidates have dropped out, their departures reshuffled the remaining campaigns' second-choice calculations.
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The record-setting level of departures from his administration's top ranks proves this truth.
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Obama had zero Cabinet departures in his first year and four in his second.
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Huge numbers descended by road and rail and filled both departures and arrivals areas.
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McMaster is the most recent in a series of high-level White House departures.
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Some of these issues have prompted disagreements among Facebook executives, leading to several departures.
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Trump called them both out very specifically in his remarks about their respective departures.
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Read below for Microsoft&aposs 15 biggest hires and departures of the past year.
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His exit is the latest in a series of departures from the Trump administration.
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The departures were the latest developments in a head-spinning week for the organization.
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THE PENGUIN BOOK OF MIGRATION LITERATURE: Departures, Arrivals, Generations, Returns, edited by Dohra Ahmad.
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The departures this time around speak volumes about looming threats to the Republican Party.
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That's more than in any previous year since 2002, when Challenger started tracking departures.
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Los Angeles came in second with 201 daily departures, followed by Chicago with 161.
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There is no link between that probe and the ECM departures, the people said.
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The lack of data on departures makes it impossible to calculate how many die.
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More than 430 departures, about three-quarters of those scheduled, were canceled from LaGuardia.
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Projected temperature departures from average across the Southwest U.S. on Wednesday, June 240, 2125.
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Speculation is rife that dissatisfaction within the administration itself could also lead to departures.
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The prospect of missing the debate already contributed to the departures of Washington Gov.
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Additionally, Jalopnik reported on the departures of Jason Mendez and Will McColl this month.
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There have been further departures this year, including its Southeast Asia chairman Tim Leissner.
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The firm noted that CEO departures have been steadily trending upward since August 2018.
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Hourly Brightline departures are reasonably prices, and make the journey in about an hour.
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Many refugees have fled illegally, so the closure is unlikely to stop those departures.
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Some of Trump's departures from conservative orthodoxy were probably good ideas on the merits.
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Recent departures hint at turmoil at Quartet Health, a mental health startup backed by GV
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Southwest temporarily halted all departures as it worked to resolve issues impacting multiple technology systems.
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I saw this place on Departures and have wanted to try Greenland shark ever since.
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The report is designed to overcome the limitations of national statistics that typically ignore departures.
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Other Laudamotion departures including from Basel, Switzerland, and from Germany and Austria are not impacted.
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Studio Roosegaarde created a nearly 400-foot lenticular print for Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport's departures hall.
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The fares are valid for departures and returns on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
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Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday departures are up to 25 percent cheaper than Thursday to Saturday.
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Zuckerberg didn't note in his blog post announcing the departures why either executive is leaving.
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Their departures mean there are only three women of color of the list of 50.
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The departures are underscored in part by SoFi indefinitely delaying its previously announced IPO plans.
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A spokesperson said the company "won't comment on staff departures" when asked about Peterson's resignation.
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To be sure departures at startups — especially as they scale — aren't out of the norm.
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Other departures continue quietly; the long-serving head of risk announced his resignation last month.
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Williams is the most senior of around a dozen departures from Nomura's Asian investment bank.
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Global map of land and ocean temperature anomalies (departures from the mean) for March 2016.
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And it compares to 74m outbound travel departures from the United States in 2015 alone.
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For temporary departures from couching, you can just drop everything right where you were sitting.
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Traffic delays were expected as arrivals and departures will resume with only one runway operational.
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The departures increase the likelihood that May will soon face a challenge to her leadership.
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British Airways said it was experiencing some systems problems affecting check-in and flight departures.
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This isn't the first major departures from Uber even since Fowler's blog post in February.
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Twitter — Twitter is losing four top executives in what is being characterized as "voluntary" departures.
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Carroll's Seahawks can also clinch this week despite a defense decimated by injuries and departures.
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Complicating matters, President Trump faces a wave of staff departures, with thin pickings for replacements.
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Even before the executive departures, Wall Street had begun thumbing its nose at Twitter's stock.
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Other departures have included Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt.
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SpaceX did not directly confirm their departures, but confirmed that Starlink had seen significant restructuring.
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But Microsoft has not connected any executive departures with sexual misconduct in the recent past.
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Despite being the subject of some national news coverage, these faculty departures are very rare.
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Other recent departures: A White House energy adviser resigned last week over background check issues.
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Molina Healthcare said in July it would exit two states and was considering further departures.
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It was not immediately clear if the changes will involve job cuts or executive departures.
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The firm started tracking CEO departures in 2002, a period that includes the financial crisis.
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For Google, this was the latest in a series of high-profile departures in Asia.
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To the critics doubting the president's doggedness, normative departures are commonplace in the Trump presidency.
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Qatar Airlines operates across 1,000 airports in more than 150 countries, with 14,250 daily departures.
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Denver also had a rough summer, with just 66.1% of its departures leaving on-time
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Outside Virtue, there have been other notable business-side departures in recent months at Vice.
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This sudden surge in pending departures, as always with aluminum, is all about storage costs.
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They have not been back, the road muddied by injuries and departures and mixed emotions.
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Over the past two months Nike has seen a spate of high-level executive departures.
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Trump's tenure has been characterized by stop-start decision-making, leaks and high-level departures.
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While the departures of Easterbrook and Fairhurst were sudden, Gibbs and Lagnados were previously announced.
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In 2804, the global accident rate involving commercial planes was 3.2 accidents per million departures.
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American Airlines canceled 24 departures and an equal number of arrivals, said spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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Then there were the departures of the company's chief financial officer and chief marketing officer.
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Twitter has undergone a string of executive departures and a revolving door of company leadership.
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All the departures are for different reasons, said sources — some, like Stanton's, are by choice.
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News of the departures sent shockwaves around Silicon Valley, primarily because it was so unexpected.
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The breach also prompted the departures of Equifax's chief information officer and chief security officer.
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The reasons for the departures are unclear, and neither Apple nor the firms would comment.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Dorsey has also grappled with prominent departures from Twitter's executive team.
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This is also the latest in a series of diplomatic departures under the current administration.
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It's seen some departures in roles that helped sign up and take care of clients.
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The closing could lead to many more scientists' departures, none of which will be replaced.
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The headline of its news release announced the pending departures of four Wells board members.
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White House allies argue that the higher rate of departures shouldn't come as a surprise.
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L.E.D. signs indicated that the time between departures, known as the headway, was eight minutes.
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The FBI didn't immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment about the cybersecurity officials' departures.
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Their departures are expected to be the last before President Obama leaves office on Friday.
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Read our full reports on the departures of Mr. Bennet, Mr. Patrick and Mr. Yang.
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All-inclusive rates from $22021,2200 with departures on December 210, 163 and January 216, 2480.
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Departures of ventures like N26 from the U.K. market would seem to underscore that idea.
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"The means chosen to reach 22,000 departures were illegitimate," the court said in its ruling.
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In addition, any coming cabinet departures will ignite a fierce contest in the upper body.
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Their departures come as the Justice Department faces a backlog that exceeds 1 million cases.
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The State Department has experienced a large number of departures by diplomats and other personnel.
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Nearly 500 flights – 247 departures and 246 arrivals – were canceled there as of 9 a.m.
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Facebook – Facebook's Instagram unit announced the departures of co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger.
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They join at least seven senior Facebook executives who have announced their departures this year.
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Their departures were announced by chief of staff Nick Ayers in a meeting this week.
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But after the 1929 crash, banks held onto these names long past their founders' departures.
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Those departures have left the White House with big shoes to fill in key roles.
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McNeill's is one of a series of high-profile departures from Tesla in recent months.
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Trump the other day said that the U.K. was in "somewhat turmoil" after the departures.
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The departures of the minister, Tomomi Inada, and the ground forces chief of staff, Gen.
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The airport said in a statement that flight departures were suspended between 10:13 a.m.
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A company spokesperson confirmed the departures and Jafari's new role, but declined to comment further.
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We saw a bunch of departures of people who used to run big, fancy magazines.
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It showed 73 arrivals and 38 departures scheduled for the same time periods on Tuesday evening.
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Some people left during the tougher times, and their departures weren't easy to stomach, Myerson said.
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Uber has been hit by a string of departures of senior executives and other negative news.
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But the departures are generally heralded by growing reports of warring factions within the Oval Office.
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Those departures put pressure on Alphabet to transform its science project into a working commercial product.
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One blew himself up in the departures hall, a second in arrivals, and the third outside.
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The industry's gender imbalance got even worse this year, with several departures of female chief executives.
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All four of the highest monthly temperature departures from average have occurred in 2015 and 2016.
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Miami International had long delays as staffing became an issue with the overwhelming number of departures.
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Go deeper: Losing Mattis would be costly for Trump The high-profile Trump White House departures
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Turkish Airlines tweeted that departures from Ataturk Airport, the third busiest in Europe, continued on schedule.
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The rejig followed some high-profile departures in the past few months, including of her deputy.
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That process has been complicated by a slew of unexpected departures from top folks on staff.
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Their hasty and unlamented departures raise a question: how easy is it to predict a coup?
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The team had already had a spate of departures and all three co-founders previously left.
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The two departures reduced the prison population to 91, of whom 34 are recommended for transfer.
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It's a bit of a gamble, as these sorts of radical form factor departures always are.
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In some instances, departures can be directly linked to poor share price performance or obvious failings.
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The SoundCloud spokeswoman reported business as usual, saying the executive departures were unrelated to its fundraising.
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The company is also dealing with a wave of executive departures and a sinking stock price.
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If that includes new face surveillance like that deployed at international airline departures, it should not.
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These departures include the head of trading products and two deputy heads of investment banking. tgam.
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"The job cuts will be carried out through voluntary departures," a union representative said on Friday.
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Two explosions went off in Brussels Zaventem Airport's Departures Hall killing 14 and injuring 92 people.
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A surge in departures from the North African coast towards Italy left hundreds dead last week.
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Star Ellen Pompeo vigorously denied a report connecting their departures to her new $20 million salary.
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With the latest departures, there are now 89 prisoners at the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo.
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Some are having a rethink and enhancing the experience of arrivals, the poorer cousin to departures.
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Virtuoso offers complimentary benefits valued from $800 to several thousand dollars per couple on 700 departures.
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However, she also said it is tough to assess how departures will affect the midterm results.
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The current makeup of the cast remains a formidable asset, even with recent high-profile departures.
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He is the latest in a string of recent senior-level departures from the Trump administration.
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There have been several high-profile cast departures from SNL following the end of Season 42.
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The two others forced their way into the departures hall upstairs, shooting travelers with machine guns.
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Tesla shares plunged as much as 10 percent Friday morning following two high-profile executive departures.
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Employees were told last week of the latest departures from middle management ranks across the group.
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Trump's comments on the investigation are not isolated departures from the new normal of his administration.
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The recent results in Virginia and subsequent Republican departures suggest this phenomenon may be in effect.
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Heathrow Airport suspended departures on Tuesday as officials responded to a drone sighting in the area.
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UBS has had a number of senior level departures in Asia in the last six months.
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Intrepid Travel is offering 231 percent off on most of its 228 departures booked between Nov.
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But now, with so many departures, that sense of connection to the newspaper has largely disappeared.
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That seemed plausible given the dizzying number of destinations displayed on the arrivals and departures board.
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With all the departures, the fear of carrying cholera to bigger cities was a real one.
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This follows the departures of former Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe and co-founder Palmer Luckey. 2.
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Pelosi on Wednesday dismissed the notion that the departures leave the party with a thin bench.
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The departures have raised fears of a loss of experience at the agency, the Post reported.
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These days such departures often go hand in hand with a tendency to skip other orthodoxies.
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From executive departures to quirky menu innovations, a lot happened in the restaurant industry in 22018.
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Here's the latest list of departures, which shows how the company is moving beyond Neumann's leadership.
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Some of the departures had more to do with market forces, the former Apple employees said.
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But The Seventh Function of Language is more outlandish and deliberate in its departures from fact.
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And the constant arrivals and departures of volunteers have been linked to attachment disorders in children.
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It's also worth asking why the timing of arrivals and departures is often offset so significantly.
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The departures were first reported by The Verge, which has closely followed the company's numerous problems.
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I was going to ask, there were those high profile departures to WWE from New Japan.
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Heathrow, the UK's busiest airport, also briefly halted departures after further sightings of drones last month.
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Google's project has had other significant departures, even as it has hired dozens of new employees.
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" Mr. Meade said the departures of staff members were connected to "the ambitions of the institution.
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Despite a few departures, one of the two — probably Arizona — should claim a wild card again.
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The departures were announced in an email Uber sent its employees the first week of December.
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By Caroline Spiezio Here are some recent general counsel and chief legal officer appointments and departures.
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Trump has had 15 Cabinet departures so far, and he's not even through his first term.
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"Bachelor Nation," as the franchise's fan base is called, has balked at departures from tradition before.
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Bausch's departures from the traditional template are more than enough to individualize and elevate her interpretation.
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Efforts to plan out his succession have resulted in the departures of two talented senior executives.
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"I think we go when it's time to go, that the departures are scheduled," she said.
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A surge in departures from the North African coast toward Italy left hundreds dead last week.
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For patients in central Iowa, the departures of longtime urologists at the Iowa Clinic is dizzying.
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But as The New York Times reported on May 4, their departures were voluntary and unrelated.
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Meanwhile, a string of departures at the highest level of the agency has left it adrift.
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In addition, three top executives close to his predecessor, Jeffrey R. Immelt, have announced their departures.
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And thousands are doctors and nurses whose departures are damaging the treasured national health care system.
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But no major insurer departures have been announced since the president announced his decision on Thursday.
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Tourism Economics downgraded its 2020 forecast for Chinese departures because of the coronavirus earlier this month.
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Brin and Page's departures come on the heels of a turbulent couple of years for Google.
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According to the Times, the departures of Page and Baker were not related to one another.
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And outside observers say the chaos surrounding the White House is likely contributing to the departures.
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Then, along with 41 retirements among GOP members of Congress, we've had some ignominious midterm departures.
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It has canceled its initial July departure, but it hopes to begin monthly departures in August.
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McMaster's ouster is the latest in a string of high-profile departures from the Trump administration.
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In September, Business Insider reported major departures, including the CEO of the alt-data company Thasos.
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Andrew Challenger, vice president of the firm, said that there were several factors for the departures.
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Their departures from Vanguard and the launch of their new venture have not been previously reported.
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Mr. Zinke's resignation was one of several high-level departures from the administration amid ethics scandals.
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In August, Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, appeared to celebrate the departures.
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The leaks, the jockeying, the nationalist and more moderate camps, the many staff departures and firings.
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The news of the Twitch departures comes as the Amazon service bleeds creators to rival services.
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A total of 78 CEOs announced departures, among those 500 large American companies, according to Equilar.
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The departures of the FBI chief of staff and general counsel were also revealed this month.
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In October, thousands of United passengers were delayed worldwide after a computer glitch temporarily halted departures.
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He's part of a wave of departures among the partner ranks at Goldman Sachs in 2019.
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Carta has had several departures in the executive suite in the past year and a half.
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The vast majority of CEO departures this year were from private companies or the government sector.
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By Caroline Spiezio Here are some of 2019's biggest in-house hires, departures and shakeups.
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And Trump could see another wave of departures if he's re-elected, similar to past presidents.
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More than half of the scheduled departures, 353 flights, from Newark Liberty International Airport were canceled.
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By Caroline Spiezio Here are some of this week's biggest in-house hires, departures and shakeups.
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He focuses on crowdsourcing information on departures of Tesla executives and litigation relating to the company.
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In addition to Fowler's account, the company saw a wave of departures of its top executives.
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The sudden departures, and especially Johnson's, means May's position as prime minister is now in doubt.
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He rapped him for his departures from conservative policy dogma (on free trade and foreign policy).
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Coming from artists this functional, this committed to casual play, Culture II and Sr3mm are departures.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions resigned on Wednesday, the latest in a growing list of prominent administration departures.
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London's Heathrow Airport announced that it had suspended departures Tuesday as authorities investigated a reported drone sighting.
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Quick departures like this happen often as startups grow; it may not be the last for CZI.
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To stem the tide of departures, Ms. Mayer is having to offer retention bonuses, writes Mr. Goel.
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It was one of the hardest departures I'd ever made in my life up to that point.
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The departures came at a time when she had no endorsements from current or former Democratic lawmakers.
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The national carrier said it had canceled 340 flights although its departures resumed after 8:00 a.m.
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The report alleges that this played a part in the recent departures of Instagram's and WhatsApp's founders.
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Faraday Future in late October confirmed the departures of six top executives over the last several months.
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If there aren't some significant departures and significant systematic changes, it's just going to be a lie.
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The departures are spurring rumors that the company could be bought in the coming year, Roeding said.
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But in 2013 the DRC blocked their departures from the country, so these children were in limbo.
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The creative directors of Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Dior, Lanvin and Tod's have all announced their departures.
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Herridge is the latest in a series of high-profile departures from Fox in the Trump age.
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Last year, Marks and Spencer saw several senior departures including that of chief financial officer Humphrey Singer.
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Departures range from three to seven nights, and start at $3,703 a person, double occupancy, including excursions.
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At $125 per person, Solve will handle your luggage, coordinate vehicles and manage arrivals, departures and connections.
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C-level departures bled into 2020 with Jonathan Major, Crux' head of information security, leaving as well.
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Other notable recent departures include Zelda Williams, who was attacked after the suicide of her father Robin.
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We've reached out to Apple for comment its engineering departures and will update if we hear back.
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Global temperature departures from normal during the period from 22017-2016, compared to the 20th century average.
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But because that was based on a total of 8,748,750 expected departures, it only amounted to 1.11%.
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His version is simultaneously faithful in spirit and shockingly bold in its departures in plot and theme.
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Los Angeles International Airport said the departures and arrival areas of the central terminal area were closed.
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The departures are easy to skim over — how hard is it to hire a new accountant, really?
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The news of both departures came hours after CEO Elon Musk smoked weed on Joe Rogan's podcast.
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On its website the airline said a systems issue was affecting both check-in and flight departures.
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Meanwhile, a steady stream of staff and executive departures have added to the sense of internal turmoil.
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The trip costs $210,2000 a person, double occupancy, with two 2016 departures, May 13 and Oct. 21.
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The secretary of commerce had, he wrote, "failed to justify significant departures from past policies and practices".
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The larger-than-anticipated loss, coupled with more executive departures, spooked investors and Wall Street analysts alike.
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Team USA managing director Jerry Colangelo said Monday he isn't overly concerned with the high-profile departures.
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The chipmaker said the cuts will include "voluntary and involuntary departures" from its operations around the world.
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It is not immediately clear whether the eight departures on Tuesday were related to ZTE's compliance violation.
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ACT spokesman Ed Colby declined to talk about the departures, saying he could not discuss personnel matters.
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Transport security officials advised travelers to get to their airports two hours before their scheduled flight departures.
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Iconic car designs have slight variations year to year, but never dramatic departures from the iconic look.
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The departures board is hung ponderously in the middle of the room like a giant guillotine blade.
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The fire stopped departures for most of Tuesday, causing an unspecified number of flights to be canceled.
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Over the past five years, the average number of CEO departures in this group has been 48.
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While some of those departures were attributed to planned retirements, others have reportedly left amid dwindling morale.
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Mr. Musk, who said he was recruiting new manufacturing executives, gave no reason for the unexpected departures.
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" Taken together, she called the departures from the Dodd-Frank law and regulators' own guidance "fatally flawed.
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Their announcements follow a stream of other State Department departures since President Trump took office in January.
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But those departures—especially that of Hurd—also signal the Republican Party's long-term direction under Trump.
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Now departures are so common, the news gets leaked months beforehand, and everyone shrugs and moves on.
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You need your spin-offs, offshoots and weird departures to give a rounded experience within the universe.
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Travel writers of the National Geographic-meets-Departures kind populate the book, with Will as the exemplar.
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Among the departures were two activists, Keith Meister of Corvex Management and Eric Mandelblatt of Soroban Capital.
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She immediately halted all departures from Newark, 14 minutes before the Federal Aviation Administration shut airports nationwide.
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One way that is happening is by better coordinating ship arrivals and departures, to cut waiting time.
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Although not C-suite, Coote's departure comes amid a backdrop of senior departures from Starling this year.
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The Defence Ministry says the officers' departures amount to only a fraction more than in previous years.
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She was reported missing while going through departures, a MWAAP official said during a news conference Thursday.
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Along with the departures, Alphabet is also announcing the appointment of Robin L. Washington to its board.
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"Flights, both arrivals and departures, are operating at this time," according to a tweet from the airport.
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"Flights, both arrivals and departures, are operating at this time," according to a tweet from the airport.
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Still, it remains to be seen whether the departures of Klobuchar and Buttigieg will actually boost Biden.
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Their departures have coincided with a marked increase in hostility from Washington toward countries in the region.
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The White House has seen a raft of departures since Bolton began his new role in April.
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The departures from the manufacturing council started with Merck CEO Ken Frazier, who resigned on Monday: pic.twitter.
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Researching individual outfitters and when they release dates may help to increase chances of securing premium departures.
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On top of that, a number of key positions still need filling after a stream of departures.
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This year was defined by brutal press coverage, internal strife, executive departures and unwanted attention from authorities.
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Sources say it's likely we'll see more departures now that staffers have cashed out their additional pay.
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But the two departures do not mean the end for women in leadership roles in London theaters.
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And does even a "Nutcracker" connoisseur really want a production that makes no departures from the original?
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Disney Cruise Line will also suspend all new departures on Saturday for the same amount of time.
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The bank's own announcement of the consent order had mentioned the pending boardroom departures only in passing.
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Mr. Tillerson's spokesman, R. C. Hammond, dismissed any suggestion that the departures had had a negative effect.
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The 17 lawyers from 11 firms will not discuss their departures in any detail, so it's unclear.
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Mr. Rubinstein (left), 39, is the home and design editor at Departures, a publication of Time Inc.
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Instead, it focused on the start-up economy, showing that departures led to fewer student start-ups.
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The group has been hit with the departures of Mastercard, Visa, eBay, Stripe and PayPal this month.
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The crushing departures occurred just days before the Libra Association formalized its structure in Geneva on Monday.
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Spencer, thirteen, standing by the door, filmed departures and arrivals and watched the tunnel lights flash by.
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Removal of the station's large Amtrak departures board began last night and will be completed in phases.
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She has been photographed on the red carpet at numerous charity events and written for Departures magazine.
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As for the coffee, it too is drinkable — one of the rare departures from French cafe tradition.
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The cumulative effect of "The Topeka School"'s departures, then, is of arrival: at urgency, at scale.
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Wayland Group, an Ontario-based cannabis company, said it had 26 departures in December across multiple departments.
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These departures from Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign have underscored his new willingness to steer an independent course.
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Atomico partner Tom Wehmeier reviews 'The State of European Tech' 2019 report There have been departures, too.
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Their departures leave TheSkimm with a leadership void as it looks for its next phase of growth.
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The latter sale occurred just before the announced departures of co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
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He has weaponized free agency, or the mere threat of it, orchestrated his departures, staged his decisions.
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The departures of Mr. Picardi and Mr. Stafford comes after layoffs at Pride Media throughout the year.
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For a President consumed with loyalty, the departures signal a cull of those with whom he's clashed.
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With Texas' and Nevada's departures, 13 states and the District of Columbia are still fighting the deal.
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In addition to the two departures, a longtime board member announced he would not seek re-election.
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Despite the departures of Stumpf and Tolstedt, much of the bank's senior leadership has stayed in place.
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Delta Air Lines – Delta briefly halted domestic departures yesterday because of an issue with its computer network.
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But the speed of their departures, before they could hand off their duties to successors, was jarring.
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Accommodations, some or all meals, and transportation are included (book by April 30 for departures before August).
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Downward departures are more common, though an 80% reduction is larger than average, according to federal statistics.
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Aetna and UnitedHealth announced their departures within months of each other in late 2015 and early 2016.
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Curry said he was unconcerned with free agency this summer and the potential departures of his teammates.
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Newark airport said arrivals and departures were on hold and advised travelers to check with their carrier.
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The group has been plagued by infighting, high-profile staff departures and questions about its spending practices.
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"There's never really a right time to announce departures or changes like this, but with the I.P.O. behind us, I felt this was a good moment to simplify our org and set us up for the future," Mr. Khosrowshahi wrote in an internal email announcing the executive departures.
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GFS computer model simulation of temperature departures from average, with the high anomalies near the North Pole circled.
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I buy an exorbitant cup of tea from Coffee Bean at departures so I can use their plugs.
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The feel-good nature of her resignation was markedly different from other high-profile departures from Trump's Cabinet.
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Walk through the departures hall of Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, and you'll pass a long wall of drifting clouds.
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Back in April, Bloomberg profiled Krieger and Systrom, and in hindsight, their departures were already being hinted at.
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The restructuring has lead to a string of high-profile departures with extensive know-how in recent weeks.
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The departures have happened over the course of several months starting in November, according to the news outlet.
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But in the last few months, he became worried about the number of executive departures and erratic announcements.
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The departures of Bolloré and Saikawa cap a tumultuous year for the alliance, which also includes Mitsubishi Motors.
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When Morrison left last May, she capped a streak of 15 CEO departures since the beginning of 193.
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Additionally, there was the election, with Ted Cruz and John Kasich announcing their departures from the presidential race.
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Radar and digital-camera technologies further elevate ADAS by compensating for drivers' blind spots and detecting lane departures.
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MKM Partners analyst Rob Sanderson said the departures, especially in the product and engineering departments, were very discouraging.
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As passengers moved around the bustling departures and ticketing area, the three terrorists pushing luggage carts went unnoticed.
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If implemented, the display could provide drivers with information on lane departures, satellite navigation directions and road hazards.
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Some recent departures include Rachel Whetstone, head of communication, and Sherif Marakby, vice president of global vehicle programs.
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Delta is Hartsfield-Jackson's single largest tenant and operates more than 1,000 departures a day from the airport.
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Donna and Patti were family, so I decided to use their departures as a springboard for my own.
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Sub-600 nautical mile flights represent about half of global departures, and they have an outsize environmental impact.
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This comes following the impending and rumored departures of other high-level security officers at Google and Facebook.
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Finally, there was the election, with Ted Cruz and John Kasich announcing their departures from the presidential race.
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Until the Bachelor gets on one knee, the departures are the real meat and bones of The Bachelor.
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Other recent White House departures include former Press Secretary Sean Spicer and former Chief of Staff Reince Preibus.
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Though Brexit's final form is unclear, only the softest of departures would keep Britain in the single market.
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Monday afternoon Hong Kong International Airport canceled all departures for the remainder of the day due to protests.
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Numerous departures and arrivals were canceled or delayed Sunday at Greater Rochester International Airport, NBC station WHEC reported.
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The disarray was compounded by the sudden departures of his campaign leadership team and reports of misspent money.
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In the wake of these departures, Tesla has also been hiring executives from other automakers including a new .
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The move follows the departures earlier this year of two other Tesla HR executives, according to BuzzFeed News.
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The employee departures have come around the same time that Vine hired a new general manager, Hannah Donovan.
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The departures came after Josh Viner was replaced as Wag CEO by Hilary Schneider, a former Yahoo executive.
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Payday: Segal's hiring comes after a long string of executive departures and changes at the social media company.
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To an audience already familiar with these plays, these radical departures may breathe new life into stale texts.
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Likewise, CLSA has suffered a slew of senior departures amid a culture clash with Chinese parent company CITIC.
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But people close to Linde said the departures made it more likely that talks with Praxair could restart.
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The New York Times also reported over the weekend that other staffers are thinking about their own departures.
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The departures could pressure other U.S. shale producers facing investor unrest, including Hess Corp and Energen Corp EGN.
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ECM had a 22-strong investment team prior to the news of the departures, according to its website.
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In late 2016, two gunmen killed an 18-year-old man near the departures lounge of the airport.
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His is one of several high profile departures from the president's staff during Trump's two years in office.
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According to Tal Dekel-Daks for Departures, Norland nannies are the choice child-carers among the UK elite.
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Departures at banks are common at this time of year after traders wait to receive their bonus payout.
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The multisport trips include family departures and start at $2,799 for nine days before the 313 percent discount.
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Departures plummeted, and the pressure on European leaders from far-right politicians opposed to migration appeared to ease.
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While the cause of the departures remains unclear, they come as Uber is reeling from two new scandals.
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LAX-it is designed for pickups only; Uber and Lyft drivers can still drop off passengers in departures.
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Rich Saudis are trying to move their money out of the countryExpats have not been the only departures.
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Fox's prime-time lineup has seen several changes in the past year with the departures of 8 p.m.
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Another Midwest-based employee said the departures suggested Harrison was removing executives who disagreed with his operating philosophy.
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With their departures, Bush had a chance to cap the conservative legal movement's reconquest of the Supreme Court.
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Kallsen was one of the pair of executive departures in July that were first reported by Business Insider.
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What Trump got wrong in December It's hard to keep track of the many departures from Trump's Cabinet.
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But cognizant of impending departures of key West Wing and Cabinet staff, the President will contemplate his options.
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The State Department has seen an unusually high number of departures of career officials since Trump took office.
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King's memo did not specify the number of job cuts and Barclays declined to comment on specific departures.
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The departures come less than a month after Claire Braithwaite, head of Tech North, announced she was leaving.
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By the end of the year, the departures cost the firm more than $10 million in annual business.
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As with any company, especially one of over 33,000 employees, performance reviews also occasionally result in employee departures.
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After the security check I entered the domestic departures hall — the center of the airport's giant "starfish" design.
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The departures hall boasts giant windows, through which sunlight seeps and you can watch planes arriving and departing.
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Those departures followed those by top-seeded Simona Halep on Monday and second-seeded Caroline Wozniacki on Thursday.
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For example, Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, is limited to 60 slots (arrivals and departures) an hour.
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Zurawa, which is close to the Libyan border with Tunisia, is the site of many migrant boat departures.
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Derella was promoted late last year following the departures of COO Adam Bain and Sales VP Rich Alfonsi.
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Elliott has previously bullied eBay, AT&T and other major corporations into making changes and triggered CEO departures.
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It's a pretty sad state of affairs when that kind of clarity and daring is equated with departures.
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Mr. DeLuca, 52, works in Manhattan as the senior vice president and publisher of Departures and Centurion magazines.
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With Mr. Krieger and Mr. Systrom's departures, the future of Instagram is now completely in Mr. Zuckerberg's hands.
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There's the brain drain: the sudden departures of Tesla's chief accounting officer and its head of human resources.
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During the ride, Mr. Staley held forth on World War II, American politics and recent departures from JPMorgan.
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The steep rise in departures over the last decade and a half indicates that the trend will continue.
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The White House has seen a raft of departures since Bolton began his new role earlier this month.
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Headhunters will, nevertheless, have their work cut out as the list of recent departures in Italy is long.
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Those two high-level departures followed a rocky month for Tesla, largely due to CEO Elon Musk's actions.
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Some 200 flights, or about half of the departures and arrivals at Raleigh-Durham International Airport, were canceled.
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Recommendations for sentencing departures or variances require supervisory approval, and the reasoning must be documented in the file.
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The President's allies fear the rush of departures by valued aides will only continue in the weeks ahead.
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Our faculty lounge felt like a tailgate party, a nightclub and the airport departures lounge rolled into one.
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The departures come as regulatory investigations, congressional inquiries, and class-action lawsuits are piling up against the company.
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Two months into the season, the departures of Don Cherry, Mike Babcock and Bill Peters shook the league.
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That is up 14% compared to September and 15% more than the 149 CEO departures in October 2018.
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By the end of the week, many employees had posted on various social media platforms about their departures.
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In their drastic departures from received wisdom on the mainland, both books merit attention by Anglophone readers, too.
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But the impact of that decision pales in comparison to the mass departures of cybersecurity staff in 2019.
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Sexual harassment and accusations of inappropriate behavior led to the departures of three lawmakers in recent months: Sen.
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The Sunday morning news shows appear poised to focus on the additions and departures from the Trump administration.
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This comes just after a string of departures and questions about the ethics and culture of the company.
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The departures of Mr. El-Erian and Mr. Gross within the span of seven months accelerated client withdrawals.
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Trump poked fun at grave issues currently dogging his administration, including staff departures and the ongoing Russia investigation.
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There has also been a number of departures from atop of the Pentagon, State Department, and intelligence community.
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But the departures of four key players in one off-season forced Wright to adapt on the fly.
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It's bursts of noun phrases, self-interruptions, sudden departures from the theme, flashes of memory, odd side remarks.
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In any case, we'll know tomorrow, along with how Twitter is planning on positioning all these key departures.
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Previous high-profile departures, like Steve Bannon's or Rex Tillerson's, came amid reports of infighting and presidential anger.
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"The current administration concluded that managing [offshore drilling] risk by approving departures and alternate procedures or equipment was not a preferred method, and therefore undertook the review of provisions for which departures and alternate procedure or equipment requests were being granted as part of the regulatory revision process," Lawrence said.
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The company did face criticism around its workplace culture after several executive departures in 2015 (Sullivan started that October).
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A spokesman for HSBC said the bank hired dozens of senior bankers recently, significantly outweighing the number of departures.
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The airline also announced significant progress with employees to prevent further strikes and investments to ensure on-time departures.
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Temperature departures from average on Tuesday, May 3, 2016, showing the huge area of unusually mild conditions across Alberta.
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Some of the potential choices — including Silicon Valley's Jim O'Neill and Balaji Srinivasan — would be massive departures from tradition.
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Flight tracking website FlightAware said 159 arrivals and 149 departures were canceled -- about a third of the scheduled flights.
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These departures come a couple of months after Uber's first employee, Ryan Graves, resigned from the board of directors.
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Berg says the Max would have made up less than 5% of the daily departures for Southwest and American.
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Among the departures are Kelsey McKinney, Laura Wagner, Tom Ley, Lauren Theisen, Patrick Redford, Chris Thompson and Albert Burneko.
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The job cuts plan is currently being discussed with unions and entails departures via a conventional collective bargaining agreement.
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The transfer marked the start of what is expected to be a flurry of 17 departures in early 2016.
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This all came after FF suffered a rash of executive departures and money troubles at the end of 2016.
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But packed flights also mean long security lines, delayed departures, missed connections and more frustrated passengers than ever before.
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Exec departures slow product and business development, which shakes the faith in the company's future, which spurs further exits.
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Uber has lost yet another executive to continue the exodus of departures at the transportation company, Automotive News reports.
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The list of 2018 executive departures: Hearst Magazine President David Carey announced he was stepping down earlier this year.
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With the exception of two delayed flights, all departures from Portugal appeared to be operating as normal on Thursday.
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Iribe becomes the latest high-profile founder to exit Facebook amidst a wave of executive departures from the company.
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The security breach interrupted flight operations, delaying departures and forcing some planes to divert to other German airports instead.
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"But this starts to show ... the commission is making a difference," Fels added, referring to the departures at NAB.
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Riot responded in a statement to The Verge: These departures are independent from our efforts to evolve our culture.
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Facebook is still reporting substantial revenue growth year-over-year, but these recent departures make for a cloudier outlook.
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The decision led to departures on the moderation team, a former moderator says: I think it was a mistake.
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Several executives are expected to join a wave of senior departures despite not facing specific accusations, the people said.
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The furloughs, layoffs, and departures all came as the startup ran low on funding, according to the two employees.
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Availability at the lowest prices is generally limited to departures on off-peak days over the next few months.
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There has been a steady stream of high-level executive departures and questions about worker safety in its factory.
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With few competitive club games to enjoy, fans turn their attention to gossip about exciting arrivals and unwanted departures.
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Occasionally, that nostalgia would tip into outright frustration with StarCraft 2, and its sharp departures from Brood War's design.
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However, the airport slips to No. 2 this year, due to a lower ranking for arrivals and departures times.
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A final factor in recent departures has been decisions on the part of CEOs to shore up their legacy.
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The central terminal's arrival and departures areas as well as all other terminals re-opened after about two hours.
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But it did not find evidence to corroborate allegations that race and gender played a role in their departures.
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"A disproportionate share of Spirit's departures are in Florida and the South, which helps with weather issues," he writes.
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Meeker, Rowghani and Knauf's departures, as well as several other recent exits, signal a new era at the firm.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly wants stability, and so is discouraging high-level departures before next year.
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Some were merely spotted crossing the border back into Mexico and counted as "voluntary departures" by Border Patrol agents.
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It's not clear if Siminoff and Atwood's departures are related, but the timing is interesting, to say the least.
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Along with this, 2,000 railway stations will also get 14.73,000 display screens with information on train arrivals and departures.
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Last year, applications more than halved to 665,000 driven down by a drop in departures and stricter migration controls.
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Staff departures, especially of the lead PM, may cause Fitch to downgrade the rating or place it "Under Review".
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A Deutsche Bank spokeswoman declined to comment on specific departures, saying the bank would be communicating directly with employees.
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To some, the departures can be explained by the fierce competition for top K Street talent among business groups.
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The departures come as the FBI seeks to attract cyber talent to its ranks amid mounting concerns over cyberthreats.
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Another struck near the X-ray scanners by the departures hall entrance, the third at a nearby car park.
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I would include a slide from the top of the home to the bottom, to allow for speedy departures.
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The three men are seen in airport surveillance video footage pushing their bags on carts through the departures hall.
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Recently, stirred by news of more departures, Jianguo posted an unusually emotional piece, expounding on the nature of patriotism.
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But like many things railroad-related, the sign, which also announces New Jersey Transit departures, has been deemed obsolete.
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This flurry of early departures means that those left behind in Lordstown are mostly locked into a waiting game.
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Additionally, researchers surveyed 100 employees to find out how their own behavior shifted prior to their own voluntary departures.
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Thousands of peaceful protesters had swarmed the arrivals and departures halls earlier on Tuesday, chanting, singing and waving banners.
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The four 2020 trips, featuring multiple departures, will visit Florence, New York&aposs Hudson Valley, Costa Rica, and Morocco.
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The airport had been closed since the attacks, in which two suicide bombers detonated explosives in the departures hall.
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The valleys were CEO departures and the peaks were the injections of optimism attended by each new CEO face.
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She was reported missing going through departures, a Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority Police official said during a news conference.
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And in celebration, Heathrow's departures board now features 10 Star Wars destinations, each with its own appropriate flight number.
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He left in May after expressing frustrations with a series of departures in his group, according to The Information.
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In theory, employees could even the odds when it comes to rounding by carefully timing their arrivals and departures.
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The scandal, which underscored a toxic sales culture at Wells Fargo, led to the departures of several bank leaders.
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Compass flies 6 million customers annually with an average of 280 departures per day to more than 40 destinations.
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Some of the lawyers interviewed also said that departures of respected leaders and longtime career lawyers has weakened morale.
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And Fox News saw the departures of the founding executive Roger Ailes and its top-rated host, Bill O'Reilly.
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Sinha said the leadership departures are not layoffs since the company plans to fill roughly all of those positions.
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There was a time when train arrivals and departures at Grand Central Terminal were written in chalk on blackboards.
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As we reported in detail, these departures were a symptom of a larger issue within Uber's self-driving department.
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All departures this year are 15 percent off if you book in January (from $1,054, with promo code 53298).
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That triggered an informal review of the unit and several high-profile departures, including global commodities head Gregory Agran.
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On average, American operates 85 flights per day on the Max 8, out of 14,700 departures throughout its system.
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The dining culture in Charleston, S.C., stretches back to George Washington, but recent departures have many wondering what's next.
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In February, Business Insider reported on a series of executive departures and the closing of its San Francisco office.
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At one point last summer, after retirements and other temporary departures, the office had only one full-time employee.
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Even in a time of constant designer departures and arrivals, Mr. Maier had retained his place at Bottega Veneta.
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Patrick Dykstra, a photographer for the BBC, will guide the seven-day trips with six departures, January through March.
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The company has had a spate of legal issues this year as well as a slew of executive departures.
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The first reaction goes out with love for the world's graceful agers … Others [are] the unexpected departures, the whoa!
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That dress was one in a series of departures from the vaunted midcentury throwback, the trumpet-skirted mermaid gown.
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Facebook's troubled cryptocurrency initiative, Libra, suffered new blows on Friday as the departures of key partners became an exodus.
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Grey's has seen a handful of dramatic departures, but thankfully this time around, everything seems to be drama-free.
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The latest crash comes five months after the airline halted all departures to resolve issues impacting multiple technology systems.
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Deutsche Bank's wealth management arm has seen soft growth and several staff departures over the last couple of years.
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The departures -- which totaled more than 700 employees, including more than 200 scientists -- included buyouts, retirements and individuals quitting.
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Rachel Whetstone, the company's head of policy and communications, announced her resignation, the latest in a string of departures.
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Families of those who leave to join the Islamic State seldom report these departures, fearing harassment by the authorities.
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At visiting arenas, the team's postgame departures were often delayed by endless processions of well-wishers and local dignitaries.
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It has decided to spin off some businesses and has also seen a series of departures among senior traders.
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So to do that trend justice, he&aposs also assembled a breakout of must-know Deutsche Bank dealmaker departures.
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Former chief of staff Reince Priebus and Spicer both also announced their departures from the White House last month.
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Mr. Sandy testified that their departures were related to the aid freeze, a statement disputed by budget office officials.
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Liddell's new assignment follows a three-month period marked by departures, firings and general chaos among White House personnel.
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Notably, total orders of removal and voluntary departures combined (57,069) are 31 percent higher than this time last year.
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The 13-term lawmaker's retirement adds to a growing list of Republican departures, especially in the Lone Star State.
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The court battles come as Uber struggles with a wave of executive departures and criticism of its work culture.
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"Many senior leadership positions remain unfilled, undercutting America's global influence," the generals noted of the departures in their letter.
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But under Spiegel's leadership, Snap has seen a wave of high-profile executive departures in the last year alone.
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Arrivals to Greece fell sharply after the EU struck a deal with Turkey to prevent departures from its shores.
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The company also saw two high-profile executive departures last month in CEO Howard Schultz and CFO Scott Maw.
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Other notable departures include its chief accounting officer, who left the company in September after less than a month.
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The departures reflect poor morale at the E.P.A., which Republicans have criticized as bloated and guilty of regulatory overreach.
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And here's a closer look at the Rohingya exodus — one of the most rapid mass departures in modern history.
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" Asked at the White House on Wednesday if there were more departures to come, Trump said, "Oh, sure. Absolutely.
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Bland, Mallory and Sarsour stepped down in July, although the organization never publicly announced their departures, the Post reports.
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We may have to stop arrivals or departures until it had a chance to be investigated, including by police.
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However, there has been a surge in departures from Libya of migrants trying to cross by sea to Italy.
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The comments by the executive, Mark Parker, at a companywide meeting on Thursday, signaled Mr. Parker's effort to end quickly the rumors and speculation of further managerial changes inside the world's largest footwear and apparel company, which has already facilitated the departures or planned departures of six top male executives in recent weeks.
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It has been further challenged by a heavy debt-load, an over-extended store footprint and string of executive departures.
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So when winter escapes aren't literal cold-weather departures, there's an entirely different set of travel essentials to turn to.
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It's the latest in a wave of executive departures of recent times, one that's proven a particular headache for Facebook.
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The resulting data visualizations illustrate a tangled network of departures and arrivals, linking some to specific conflicts or environmental catastrophes.
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Beginning with the tragic death of David Bowie in January, these 12 months have been seemingly riddled with great departures.
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The most recent three departures, on April 22018, included the only two women of color on the MeTooSTEM leadership team.
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The departures follow the controversial revelation of Google's work on Project Dragonfly, a censored search app for the China market.
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The departures of Gabb and Tatham come as Conservative Party politicians have been trying to distance themselves from SCL Group.
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It moved from Palo Alto to San Francisco in 2012 and will be one of the city's largest corporate departures.
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Their departures come as Kleiner Perkins was weighing whether or not to raise another growth fund, according to Recode's report.
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Often they are rescued by humanitarian groups, which have come under scrutiny from an Italian court for allegedly favoring departures.
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About a third of departures are involuntary, as companies get too small to qualify for public markets or go bust.
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Despite the prime minister's resignation and a swathe of Labour shadow cabinet departures, Osborne doesn't appear to be going anywhere.
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Aside from just shifting policy, these changes have resulted in low morale at the agency, and hundreds of staff departures.
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In terms of executive news, most of it in the last six months has been about departures rather than hires.
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Update 6:41 AM PT: Delta now says "limited departures" are resuming following the outage, though "cancellations and delays continue."
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Flights operated by SAS partners, which make up approximately 30 percent of all departures, were not affected, the airline said.
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Delaney, in an interview with CNN on Wednesday, said the departures stemmed from disagreements over the future of the campaign.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has confirmed the departures of Twitter execs, who oversaw the product, engineering, media and HR teams.
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There are some sneakier details hidden in the video, specifically on the departures board in the background of the station.
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"The big question now is if [attackers] are going to target public departures areas, what do we do?" he said.
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An Uber spokesperson confirmed the departures to TechCrunch, saying that they had nothing to do with the company's ongoing investigations.
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Hong Kong International Airport cancelled all departures for the remainder of the day, citing serious disruptions due to intensifying protests.
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Netflix's CMO of seven years Kelly Bennett left the company in March, adding to a string of high-profile departures.
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The departures come after Energy Transfer Equity abandoned its more than $20 billion deal to buy its rival pipeline operator.
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But the latest departures represent another blow to Holacracy and to Mr. Hsieh's vision of a harmonious, self-organizing company.
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Those departures suggest the industry could forever lose some of the talent and expertise it would need during a recovery.
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Departures, polls, and impressive sales: This was a quiet week in games, but there's still some stuff to talk about.
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Global temperature departures from average had been declining from March through June, which was consistent with a coming La Niña.
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The Sun and Moon series were themselves big departures for the series, rethinking a lot of the basic play elements.
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Other recent departures in the venture capital industry include Justin Caldbeck from Binary Capital and Dave McClure from 500 Startups.
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Brazil's crude departures to the United States more than doubled last month over December to 5003,000 bpd, Eikon data showed.
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One of the key departures Senate leaders are eying is giving federal money to Medicaid expansion states for longer. Sen.
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Notably, the nine highest monthly global ocean temperature departures have all occurred in the past nine months (since July 2015).
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The findings of the Holder-led investigation are expected in the coming weeks and we could see even more departures.
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There have been a number of other key departures, such as in mapping and in its self-driving car unit.
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China announced after the United States departures that it intends to stay in the agreement and work with European countries.
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Insel is the latest in a series of high-profile departures from Alphabet's "other bets," which spun out from Google.
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United's network serves 215 domestic airports and 122 international destinations and has nearly 4,500 daily departures, according to United's website.
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And every so often, something happens which turns the flow of departures from a slow trickle to a larger torrent.
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The departures of both Bossert and Joyce spurred concerns about the road ahead for the White House's cyber policymaking efforts.
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Nike's chief executive, Mark Parker, apologized to employees and said that departures stemming from the investigation would end this week.
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Sharp departures in economic policy have been the exception rather than the rule for the conservative kingdom over many decades.
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Tough electoral dynamics for some Republicans and term limits on committee chairmanships have contributed to the high number of departures.
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Another three Cabinet-level appointees left in 2018 for a grand total of six high-level departures since Trump's inauguration.
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The high profile failure of Obamacare repeal, coupled with the impending departures of senior GOP leaders, have raised the stakes.
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The departures came less than two months after Karen Hinton, the mayor's top spokeswoman, announced her resignation from the administration.
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The departures come soon after a report that Citadel has poached money managers from a major rival — Steve Cohen's Point72.
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Since July, there has been a sharp drop in crossings, though this week has seen a renewed surge in departures.
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Delta's old hub of Cincinnati lost nearly 60 percent of its departures over the last decade, the second-biggest decline.
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Pimco has been beset by managerial turmoil since the departures of founder Bill Gross and former CEO Mohamed El-Erian.
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