"I can tell you that we are diligently, diligently pursuing different avenues and — the Lord willing — we will have answers in the upcoming days," Walden said.
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And you should know we were diligently, diligently working to make sure that we addressed each of them and with every tool of American power that we had.
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The bar staff work diligently in immaculate, crisp white jackets.
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Both are now being diligently monitored by public health officials.
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However diligently the foreigner seeks he cannot find out all.
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"We're working diligently to neutralize these risks now," he wrote.
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Betty was always diligently writing grants and reports and projects.
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China is just diligently and smartly pursuing its business interests.
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The result is that, while those who diligently read the
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I also worked diligently to keep lifestyle inflation in check.
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They saved diligently to buy a place of their own.
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She said the government was "diligently" working on the problem.
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Conservative media outlets quickly and diligently latched onto the case.
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To protect yourself, diligently document everything valuable in your house.
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At ISACA, we are working diligently to make this happen.
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"We have planned diligently around the humanitarian challenge," he said.
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He diligently records each pup's name, age, background, and personality traits.
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This is a very serious matter that we're working diligently on.
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The day of my second surgery, I watched the clock diligently.
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Other experts say the old methods can work if applied diligently.
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On the auditorium stage, Michael Buckley is diligently taking mental notes.
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A team of doctors will diligently look through every image received.
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I remember the days when mankind worked diligently to accomplish things.
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I have worked diligently, and I am proud of my work.
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I will continue to train diligently & come back stronger than ever!
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We take these allegations seriously and are diligently investigating this matter.
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Frank and his older brothers followed the team diligently that season.
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Schumer worked diligently over the past year to line up support.
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Bernard King was cut after diligently rehabbing his surgically repaired knee.
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"It is our responsibility to diligently protect our trademark," she said.
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But we'll work through every step of the process very diligently.
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"I have served my country diligently," Thabane said on state radio.
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He works diligently to maintain the persona of a bashful Southerner.
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Stewart is "diligently resisting the urge to just do it" herself.
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"I can tell you we are diligently, diligently pursuing different avenues, and Lord willing, we will have answers in the upcoming days," Weldon, who declined to take questions from reporters, said at a brief press conference.
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His wife long dead, his daughter something of a mystery to him, he diligently works at his soba restaurant, but not so diligently that he can't take a sake break anytime one of the housemates drops in.
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The scientists diligently followed their Minions, and found them at a bar.
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It diligently perseverates over worst-case scenarios, like an anxious new parent.
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The boy's parents then "diligently tried to get the child," Demings said.
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Diligently monitoring credit card accounts ensures that no fraudulent charges go unnoticed.
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The District Court and the Ninth Circuit diligently and correctly applied it.
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There, users have been diligently reimagining dozens of recognizable businesses for months.
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Britain is grappling with these dilemmas more diligently than perhaps any country.
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" McCraw said the Times reporters "diligently worked to confirm the women's accounts.
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Some, keen to fit in, diligently take tea (with lemon) at five.
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We hope this court will act fast and as diligently as possible.
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The little rotating paddle diligently guided the grey ball to the circle.
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Intel has worked diligently to improve labor practices in our supply chain.
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You work diligently to make sure that other person is looked after.
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A country diligently working to this end should be supported, not alienated.
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Savannah Guthrie, in particular, diligently followed up and called out candidates' evasions.
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Robert encompassed what an artist is, and he worked diligently every day.
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Both boys studied diligently, and one, Philip, was particularly proficient in math.
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The money you've been diligently saving in 2019 is about to vanish.
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Even people who follow it all fairly diligently can get wildly confused.
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According to this diligently researched biography, the reality was not as sensational.
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So, she diligently hunted down this alibi, Asia McClain, and eventually found her.
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All AiB volunteers have been working diligently on the organization's reset-in-progress.
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Nevertheless, they diligently manipulated the telescopes from thousands of miles away in Belgium.
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"We are working diligently to create a campus that's free from sexual misconduct."
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Poland has worked diligently over the past decade to become an entrepreneurial powerhouse.
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His awareness narrows to a single mote of light, the implant diligently recording.
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"We have worked diligently with the CMA throughout its extensive review," it said.
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Will CDU voters support Mrs Merkel as diligently, 20213 years into her chancellorship?
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All reforms are tested, with the outcomes diligently monitored, before being rolled out.
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At the same time, our editors have been diligently programming a spectacular agenda.
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The nation's chief diplomat will travel the globe and work diligently on policy.
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"We are monitoring this winter weather diligently," he said, according to NBC Connecticut.
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Dad dies in the woodpile he's been working on diligently this whole time.
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His main concern is facts, which he has diligently collected, documented and analyzed.
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They were and are willing to work diligently to find and uphold it.
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"We work diligently to address feedback provided," the bank said in a statement.
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NASA uses satellites to diligently measure the conditions of these colossal ice sheets.
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Again, it's optimistic, but there are so many teams working diligently out there.
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A handful of people sat in the room, diligently listening to a talk.
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Mr. Lau said that the company was working diligently to get the approvals.
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From then on, "he worked diligently to achieve the American dream," she said.
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The group denied the accusations and said it had acted properly and diligently.
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He combined three different savings strategies from financial experts, diligently tucking money away.
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BIG CITY New York has diligently worked to counter the threat of terrorism.
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Ishizuka saved diligently for five years before purchasing her $875,000 home in 2018.
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We are working diligently to present the best options to the White House.
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"We're still working diligently on this," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Friday.
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They are students who worked diligently in their courses and on the court.
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We've been working very diligently to get to yes in a timely way.
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"I will live twice more diligently now that you are gone," she said.
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We're going to continue to work diligently every day to help him improve.
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Peru said it was confident it had acted diligently and would defeat a claim.
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This is the scene that Green has worked on most diligently since Joel's death.
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They got that way by diligently analyzing how the West manufactures and consumes information.
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I diligently followed my piercer's aftercare routine, but I still got this bump. Why?
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Marston and his family worked diligently on his character for the next six years.
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I have not been able to train as diligently as I would have liked.
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Still, I diligently tracked my ovulation and tried my hardest to make it happen.
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That summer, while her family diligently practiced Islam, Altiraifi strictly monitored her food intake.
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Did my job most diligently, honestly and in the best interest of the institution.
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Spyros (Stephen Kunken) yanks out his video phone so he can diligently record everything.
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She gives me a huge shoutout for working on the gift guide so diligently.
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Last term, the justices worked diligently to seek compromise in order to avoid splits.
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Diligently hand drawn, it operates as a sincere letter of love to her father.
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Our engineers and the public safety team are diligently working to assess bluff conditions.
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But, no matter how diligently you plan a scene, there is always some improvisation.
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Ellen DeGeneres has hosted her talk show diligently and enthusiastically for over ten years.
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Its management has worked diligently to squeeze every dollar out of postal facility efficiency.
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His "collector's curiosity" led him to begin listing them and diligently document anything suspect.
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And since his accident, has been diligently running a blog called Beach Umbrella Safety.
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As the case grew and morphed, he worked it diligently and not without frustration.
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He's been diligently working on this, pretty much by himself for two years now.
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Ever since that discovery, I've diligently made the trip to Alameda almost every month.
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"We are working diligently to resolve these issues as soon as possible," Solminihac said.
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Yet she'd been filling her weekends with canning and preserving, hobbies she pursued diligently.
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Facebook executives say they are working diligently to rid the platform of dangerous posts.
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The goals come, though, to players who work diligently and position themselves for success.
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"We're still working diligently on this," State Department spokesman Mark Toner promised on Friday.
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He saved his commission checks diligently, always with the aim of buying a place.
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Mr. Romney has worked diligently to cultivate relationships with Republicans in Salt Lake City.
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Along the way, Santorum was diligently signing up volunteers and building his campaign organization.
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Outside, a dozen young staff members tapped diligently in front of similarly oversize screens.
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" It added: "Coalition forces work diligently and deliberately to be precise in our airstrikes.
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Obviously, given the importance of this issue we have people working on this diligently.
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Since then, we have been working diligently to identify alternative ways to decide claims.
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Supporters say he worked diligently behind the scenes to save Jews from the Holocaust.
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My team and I have been working diligently to create thought provoking, feel good content.
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We can see Nurse Wheeler reading off a given form and diligently writing down notes.
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He also said in a statement that they had been "diligently prepared" for the hurricane.
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It has diligently applied technical resources to the OS and support for the app ecosystem.
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We work diligently to ensure the quality of our pre-owned items are like new.
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They vet them diligently, opening their shops next to highways, post offices, churches or schools.
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Since 2009, NASA's LRO has been diligently collecting information about the surface of the Moon.
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"We've been diligently building our capacity within the company over the past year," he says.
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But we'll be diligently scanning Swift's future Instagram posts for potential clues like this one.
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Photographers diligently seek out angles that will make the opportunity offered them look vaguely interesting.
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Chances are you don't follow up on leads diligently enough, consistently enough or long enough.
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Emails between Chelsea and Gestifute show Mendes acted diligently in Mourinho's interest, not the club's.
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They found problems within their communities and work diligently to find solutions to bring change.
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Our local Nashville Employees are working diligently to accommodate those passengers on to their destination.
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And behind every case of weird animal sex, there's a researcher diligently watching it happen.
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The greater Milwaukee community is working diligently toward stronger economic integration and coordination across neighborhoods.
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"He came up to ask me what I was so diligently working on," she says.
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She has diligently dodged seeing him, she said -- though she's had a few close calls.
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American judges work diligently to maintain a role more like a referee than a player.
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He said the crew on board were working diligently to take care of the passengers.
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He started diligently checking items off his bucket list, which of course required spending money.
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Then there's Aakash, the nerdy boyfriend she acquires because her diligently outlined novel requires it.
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Narrator: Some cards have fees you can't avoid by diligently paying your card on time.
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In fairness, Chen has worked diligently to improve his artistry and skating skills, as well.
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It was diligently and enthusiastically promoted by those who had a stake in propagating it.
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Samsung's now diligently urging ordering all Note73 owners who purchased a phone prior to Sept.
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Now, nearly a year since the amputation, my mother is working diligently to walk again.
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State and local governments need to work diligently to improve their response and recovery efforts.
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House Republicans are working diligently to deliver on our promises made to the American people.
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The nine-inch steel tubes whose tips the men are diligently smoothing are, in fact, dildos.
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By diligently tracking my net worth, I've been able to optimize my wealth to the fullest.
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The spacecraft diligently collected this information during the 1996 flyby, but the data was never published.
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That said, we are very diligently trying to sell this because we believe in the show.
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"We should be working diligently to transform North Korea and our relationship with it," he tweeted.
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Instead, they played it entirely straight and diligently tweeted out real local stories without any spin.
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And we will continue to work diligently to build programs that support our community of hosts.
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"The motto of the grand coalition now is working diligently instead of quarrelling industriously," he said.
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Trump said last month that the U.S. was "fighting very diligently" to get the men back.
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Even with the best of plans, despite saving and investing diligently, economic forces can derail everything.
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Russia's complaint that it has observed the PMDA more diligently than America does have some substance.
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But really, it's just about the face, which the internet diligently repurposed into every scenario imaginable.
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They continue to market the brand nationally and work diligently to find and vet potential vendors.
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But that only works if beat officers diligently flag any incident that might need further review.
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During Mallinckrodt's shareholder conference call, Trudeau said the company is working "diligently" to resolve the lawsuits.
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Perhaps the results are lackluster compared to a human diligently working with the Clone Stamp tool.
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Throughout Golden State's bumpy start to the season, Mr Cousins has been diligently rehabilitating his heel.
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Rotten Tomatoes responded to the news as well expressing their dedication to monitoring their platform diligently.
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That the party's powers should be diligently obscured is among those rules that have been upended.
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DiCaprio is heavily involved in planet conservation efforts and works diligently with his Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation.
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He could have diligently, earnestly, and boringly tended to state affairs and appeared above it all.
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We've gone through the pile of deals diligently, and sourced the very best offers for you.
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He said Washington was nonetheless working "diligently" to negotiate new WTO rules to address these problems.
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Her father works diligently to impress her: he makes the requisite silly noises and ridiculous faces.
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Fitch believes the bank will work diligently to address all deficiencies noted in the regulatory feedback.
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And he must diligently protect the rights of immigrant workers, workers of color, and women workers.
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"In the past month, we have worked more diligently with Americans, British and French," Pinotti said.
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"We take these allegations very seriously and are diligently investigating them," Post said in the email.
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Owners of Enfields lavish care and attention on them, diligently polishing each spoke on their wheels.
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"The Air Force takes safety incidents seriously and works diligently to identify and correct potential causes."
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I observed Ramadan diligently throughout my teens, but without really knowing why I was doing it.
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At one of my regular lunch spots, I watch the cleaners diligently tidy away the trays.
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Mr. Abe, meanwhile, has worked diligently to tighten Japan's already close embrace of the United States.
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But The Hill's Jordain Carney is diligently pouring over the amendments nonetheless, highlighting the most interesting.
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"We have been working very diligently on a litigation strategy and a litigation plan," he said.
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The kids who usually hate to write and talk throughout wrote diligently and with intense focus.
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They need to set goals and experience the joy that comes with working diligently towards them.
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We are working diligently to announce Q4 2015 results and updated guidance as soon as possible.
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Though Hardy has experience with kickboxing, it also appears she's been training her ground game diligently.
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The judge wrote that Bremer Trust "must work expeditiously and diligently toward" resolving any tax issue.
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We'll be watching diligently and bringing you all the breaking news and analysis from the hearing.
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Rest assured, we here at Apple are working diligently to restore WiFi throughout the Facebookistan region.
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That deduction doesn't fly if you're not doing business with, say, a client while diligently caffeinating.
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New Yorkers diligently salted rain-soaked streets, trusting that the storm they were promised would arrive.
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And for all that school officials knew, students were just diligently recharging flash drives on laptops.
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The rest of us will diligently follow along on Twitter, sharing hashtags and suitably pious opprobrium.
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At the end of the night, a church leader diligently gives a reason for his absence.
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For the past decade, I've diligently ended my day by dumping my thoughts into a journal.
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We've been diligently following the development of virtual worlds, also known as the "metaverse," on TechCrunch.
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Shuttered resorts on the most damaged islands are working diligently to reopen in time for winter.
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Mr. Jones's strong, even hyperbolic, Royal Opera production tries diligently to bridge old-fashioned and progressive.
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Facebook said it's been working diligently to reduce the spread of health misinformation on its site.
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To that end, the sexagenarian yarn-bombers worked diligently on Monday under an increasingly hot sun.
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Now for each of those pillars, we continued to work very diligently over the last year.
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Yes, it's great we count on researchers to call out politicians and diligently confirm bombshell accusations.
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The Brazilian government has demonstrated its commitment and is working diligently to prepare for OECD accession.
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I interviewed them, diligently filling notebooks: I walked in here, somebody told me to [expletive] off.
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I took two weeks off running, diligently doing the daily exercises prescribed by my physical therapist.
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Yet Jeter also had the vision to plan diligently and position himself for a postcareer challenge.
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Ivanka reportedly applied herself diligently to the process, winning Charlie and Seryl over with her devotion.
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Diligently reporting on the troubles facing "Middle Precariat" families, Quart doesn't offer much that is news.
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The committee said that it had diligently investigated shareholders' allegations of self-dealing and conflict of interest.
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Miguel diligently applies the policy — even though, he tells me, it often makes no sense to him.
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Instead of working diligently to spread only the truth, we consume the truth as others know it.
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If you start early, spend wisely and save diligently, your million-dollar dreams are well within reach.
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For two years, Nest has pressed diligently to get any connected device to connect to its own.
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He says he acted diligently to protect children while bishop of Pittsburgh for 18 years through 2006.
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Baszler has been humbly and diligently developing all of those qualities for just over a year now.
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Yet, researchers are working diligently to understand what pathways will lead to higher reporting and conviction rates.
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But--obvious point-- Trump would be unfit to be president even if he had diligently paid taxes.
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But--obvious point--Trump would be unfit to be president even if he had diligently paid taxes.
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We ought to be diligently examining the downside of Hillary's history as part of our civic duties.
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Thankfully there are technologists and entrepreneurs working diligently to find ways to defend us from such harm.
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We can also diligently work to implement the Beyond the Border Agreement and Regulatory Cooperation Council. Sen.
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We'll certainly be communicating diligently over the next couple of days, seeing what he's going to do.
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But the rest of us have to live in the world he's working so diligently to sabotage.
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Most Americans respect those who work diligently, form reasoned opinions, listen to their constituents, and seek compromise.
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Since 9/11, we have worked diligently to build stronger relationships and to promote healthier, safer communities.
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It's an opportunity to embrace the potential that the delegates in Philadelphia worked so diligently to develop.
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That cost would fall to $4,424 if she diligently went along with her physician's instructions, HealthyCapital found.
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The firm's vetting of Facebook's privacy practices revives questions about how diligently federal officials were overseeing Facebook.
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Experts caution consumers to research carefully and move diligently when adding smart devices to their home network.
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Yes. I've worked diligently at my craft to make it to the highest level of my profession.
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This was all part of Luhnow's plan, the reward for suffering while adhering diligently to a blueprint.
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You either have to save diligently, make a lot of money on a business deal or invest.
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BNY Mellon also promised to "work diligently to address the specific areas of feedback" found by regulators.
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How ironic, just as we are looking for Lauren, we are just as diligently looking for you.
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She sat in an educational meeting at UC San Diego Health's transplant center and diligently took notes.
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Ms. Williams said she has learned to confront her mental illness head on, diligently taking her medications.
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He was working diligently on his knife skills, vowing to make — and never buy — whipped cream again.
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In other words, even if the first-filing generic is diligently pursuing approval, it still could lose.
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At the center of it all were two young Washington Post reporters diligently reporting on the Watergate scandal.
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The agencies say they worked "quickly and diligently" to locate Jovani and were "extremely saddened" by his death.
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Regardless, everyone continues to work diligently on Ion Maiden to deliver the best possible experience later this year.
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I didn't expect him to suddenly want to diligently apply three steps of skin care morning and night.
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Even seeds diligently planted now would only flourish far down the road, long after Obama has left office.
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We are working diligently to investigate the scope of this incident and its potential impact on our customers.
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I focus and work diligently on weekdays so I can be fully present and enjoy activities with them.
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Samsung told CNBC it respected carriers' choices and is working diligently with authorities to investigate heat damage issues.
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Economists have diligently poked gigantic models of the global economy to calculate the relationship between temperature and GDP.
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DELTA SAYS CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING SYSTEM-WIDE OUTAGE AND WORKING DILIGENTLY TO GET IT BACK UP AND RUNNING - TWEET
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"Those who've worked diligently to expand enrollment in health coverage must help the newly insured understand their plans."
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Which is not to say the MTA isn't working diligently to make the subway system work more efficiently.
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I got like, one e-mail every couple of days (and I would diligently respond to every one!).
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The bathhouse itself is stunningly to-scale, including multiple usable elevators, diligently working soot sprites, and functional bathtubs.
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However, The CLTV is but one organization diligently working to create a platform for Black artists in Memphis.
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He or she admits to working with other government officials "diligently from within to frustrate" the president's agenda.
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We are working diligently to contain the matter and will update you when the issues have been resolved.
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His reps told TMZ he "will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
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"The deposition only reinforces that the administration looked at this diligently and reached a conclusion," Mr. Levin said.
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We are working diligently to expand our amenities to attract tourism, improving lives and businesses for our citizens.
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SVU follows the the crack team of sex crimes detectives who work diligently to put those monsters away.
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Narrator: Brand new recruits diligently square away their racks before being warmly welcomed by their senior drill instructor.
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I helped arrange meetings with the bosses at 26 Federal Plaza and diligently shaped and refined talking points.
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I already diligently kept a journal, but on LiveJournal, I could find others who liked what I liked.
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"We're really diligently putting together a proposal that can withstand the cost-scrutiny questions," he said in November.
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They have worked hard at well-paying technology-related jobs, invested diligently and are planning to retire soon.
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Kim's father sold it to the United States in the 1990s and 2000s while diligently enriching uranium elsewhere.
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Such elevators are programmed to stop diligently on every floor, delivering residents to their apartments, albeit very slowly.
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Rawlings-Blake responded that they are "working diligently," but it seems unlikely to be finalized under her watch.
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My friends empty my drains every 12 hours, diligently logging the amount of fluid and sanitizing the opening.
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People expected him to come to DC and get media profiles, but he's stayed diligently out of headlines.
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Asked about the prisoners, the vice president said only that the administration was working diligently to free them.
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The Russians worked diligently to subvert the 2016 election, and the Trump campaign was grateful for the support.
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"I can just tell you this: diligently the staff is preparing the documentation," Mr. Neal said last week.
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Even when odds are diligently calculated, and the options judiciously weighed, the wrong number can still come in.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, for example, has worked diligently to build close ties with the president.
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While she continued to train just as diligently, she found she had little time left for her life.
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They showed up on construction sites in lab coats, carrying magnifying glasses, looking diligently for the black workers.
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I diligently attended the training and did the homework (for which time we were not compensated, another violation).
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We're going to do it diligently because safety is absolutely our highest priority with this airplane, as always.
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If you were diligently saving money for medical expenses all year, you may be about to lose it.
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Copeland recommends diligently keeping track of meetings using a calendar (enabling reminders if you're using an electronic one).
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In 2015, he was working diligently on a major education bill when Messer nearly unraveled a year's work.
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The blocks Birnbaum has diligently amassed, though, display the simple but sturdy designs that preceded such sexier ones.
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HPE "worked diligently for our customers to mitigate this attack and protect their information," said spokesman Adam Bauer.
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Like evacuation rehearsals, these training exercises are orderly preparations for dangerous situations, diligently studied and memorized by countless individuals.
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A spokesman for Toronto Police said investigators had "worked diligently" to "do everything possible to locate the missing men".
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He was very close to this, and worked on it diligently to eventually expand to five, six different countries.
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And the prize for most northerly named gritter goes to Sprinkles, who is diligently serving the citizens of Nairn.
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On cross examination she acknowledged that during such a stop officers should diligently pursue the purpose of the stop.
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Foxx subsequently handed the case over to a deputy, but said Wednesday her office worked diligently on the case.
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We are working diligently to resolve all active litigation so that we can quickly take steps toward a solution.
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In a black notebook he diligently writes down the prices of different commodities at different places along the route.
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When you're designing computers, diligently paying attention to the details matters just as much as having the right ideas.
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While the president rails against him in Washington, Mr. Sessions travels the country diligently pushing the conservative Trump agenda.
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Our teams work diligently to deploy best in class firewall and anti-vulnerability platforms with constant 2703/931 monitoring.
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It comes at a time when game publishers and independent companies are diligently experimenting with their own competitive leagues.
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None are more diligently committed than Leonardo DiCaprio, as a 19163 mountain man who endures a crucible of suffering.
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None are more diligently committed than Leonardo DiCaprio, as a 253 mountain man who endures a crucible of suffering.
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None are more diligently committed than Leonardo DiCaprio, as a 1823 mountain man who endures a crucible of suffering.
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Another 213 contemplating suicide were talked down by the police patrols who diligently comb America's most famous suicide site.
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You'd have to diligently wear the invisaWear for about a year before the cost evens out with cheaper competitors.
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Kelly unequivocally denies such accusations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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Our teams work diligently to deploy best-in-class firewall and anti-vulnerability platforms with constant 2703/931 monitoring.
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Though various tips have come in — and they are diligently checked by local detectives — no solid leads have materialized.
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Manganiello diligently practiced his Spanish so he could propose in Vergara's native language during their January 2015 Hawaiian getaway.
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Hibberd has been diligently posting exit interviews with every major cast member whose character has died over the season.
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In a back room at Republique, a group takes notes diligently as Sullivan explains the science behind curing meat.
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A minder appointed by the Ministry of Information accompanied us everywhere, diligently monitoring each of our on-camera interactions.
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Work hard, rise the ranks in the company of your choosing, and diligently squirrel away your hard-earned paycheques.
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The company said its board and management had "worked diligently" to determine whether a transaction with Zoomlion was achievable.
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They are women like Joanne L. Odom, a Newton, N.J., nurse, who is participating diligently in retirement savings plans.
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FWC law enforcement investigators and State Attorneys are diligently working toward a swift and lawful resolution to this case.
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" The Condiff family released a statement expressing "our deepest and unending gratitude to those that have searched so diligently.
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Indeed, the Iranian regime has been working diligently to solidify its footprint in, and hold over, the Syrian state.
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And CREW is a national organization that has worked diligently to strip First Amendment political speech rights from businesses.
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I had been diligently saving since I landed my first "real job," editing horoscopes for an astrological publishing company.
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She would frequently wonder, but never ask, if he had looked for a job as diligently as she had.
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Senators should work diligently and quickly to protect American families from higher food bills and increased food labeling uncertainty.
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President Trump's administration has worked diligently to roll back as many regulations as possible before his time his done.
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"China is working diligently to close technology gaps and dominate the world market with new technologies," the source said.
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She said the agency has worked "diligently" with the local community but does not expect to make changes yet.
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Fischer, 6900, is a lower-profile senator who has worked diligently behind the scenes to build relationships with colleagues.
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Common prescriptions include a meaningful period of diligently logging one's investment ideas, to keep track of hits and misses.
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They were diligently calling voters to remind them to be at their polling locations no later than 21 p.m.
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"We have worked diligently with the CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) throughout its extensive review," Fox said on Tuesday.
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We work diligently to help our smelters and refiners identify labor, human rights and environmental risks in their operations.
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Many of them will group together to chat; others diligently browse around with a pen and paper in hand.
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I definitely wanted to have that influence, that look on all the men—the workers, diligently, methodically working away.
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Over the past three decades, successive American administrations have worked diligently to vanquish the anti-American DNA in Mexico.
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She's now overweight cash and diligently searching for opportunities within sectors that could benefit from the government's protectionist policies.
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Yosemite rangers work diligently to educate the public about bear safety, such as keeping food in bear-proof lockers.
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Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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The Joint Incidents Assessment Team, the body set up to investigate errant strikes, worked diligently at first, he said.
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More important, we've worked very diligently with Ticketmaster to continue to create new software that can overcome the bots.
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It reads, simply: We're aware of the spam occurring in Calendar and are working diligently to resolve this issue.
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Weine replied with the following statement: The Museum has worked diligently to ensure a just resolution of this matter.
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During and soon after the Great Recession, the Postal Service worked diligently to control costs and to improve productivity.
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He would not deplete the farm system he had worked so diligently to build — not without more data, anyway.
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Now, we must continue to move forward and work diligently to make sure nothing like this happens ever again.
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Dedivanovic, who has full creative control of the collection, has been working diligently on it for the past year.
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Or rather, I diligently monitored these habits over 66 days, because another pillar of successful habit formation is tracking.
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"State deeply regrets these errors, and is working diligently to correct them as quickly as possible," the lawyers said.
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"I'm not exactly sure what's going to happen in committee; we're working diligently to fix the problem," he said.
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However, it is important to say that there are police organizations that are working diligently to better community relations.
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In the multiagency crews working diligently to clear remaining fire hazards, and to seed and shore up eroding hillsides.
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Like Sphen and Magic, two gay male penguins in Australia who are contentedly and diligently raising a baby together.
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"We're talking about a very narrow set of actors that are working very creatively and very diligently," he said.
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You, too, will need to strategize very diligently if you're going to evade and expose your enemies this month.
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Collaborating with a handful of artists like Bostelmann, DTR's researchers diligently recorded flora and foliage in their natural environments.
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Papadopoulos worked diligently afterwards to try to set up such a meeting, but was foiled largely by scheduling issues.
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Mr. Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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" "Since Sunday, we have been working diligently on contingency plans to prepare our fleet to minimize the impact to customers.
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"No, I think ICE should be a bonafide law enforcement organization that prudently and diligently enforces the law," Cuomo said.
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All credit to Demmon's mom, though — we probably wouldn't have thought to check the receipts as diligently as she did.
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At the entrance, two officials of the government's Cotton Development Organisation diligently record each sale in order to tax it.
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"I want everybody to know we're diligently investigating this matter and will get to the bottom of it," he said.
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Months after this summer's brief but brutal fried chicken sandwich battle, rivals are diligently plotting to win the longer war.
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"We are working diligently with the salvage team and our partners to ensure a safe and deliberate response," said Capt.
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After all, what's the point in diligently keeping your skin moisturized if you cover it with drying makeup each morning?
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And the reporters who diligently cover the President will be hard at work reporting on what he says and does.
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" Dwyer said he stands by the investigation, and that investigators have "worked diligently for decades to get to this point.
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So you've been saving diligently for your Golden Years and are nearing the day you'll join the ranks of retirees.
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When Khloé visited her doctor, the mom-to-be was told she "saved her pregnancy" by diligently taking the pills.
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"The company is working diligently and intends to make the required filings on or before April 29, 2016," Valeant said.
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On Saturday, the Sun harmonizes with your rule-abiding planetary ruler, Saturn, allowing you to work diligently on your goals.
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According to Campagnano, Bill and Bob diligently change up the skeletons each day, putting them in new and different situations.
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Yet, there is only one thing that this Venezuelan government has been doing diligently — servicing its debt to foreign lenders.
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Mr. Kelly unequivocally denies such accusations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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Since Iowa, where Bush placed sixth, Bush has been traveling across New Hampshire, diligently trying to compare Rubio and Sen.
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"The Zozosuit is fine but... we are diligently studying easier measurement methods like using smartphones or in-store," Yanai said.
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The report issued by them this week detailed several situations that we either corrected or are working diligently to correct.
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"Thanks to them, under difficult situations, the reform committee was able to work diligently and constantly, and in full independence."
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And, we're definitely impressed that she's diligently plugging away at the project even while on the road with her family.
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There is no doubt that many hedge-fund managers are extremely clever and work diligently at ferreting out profitable opportunities.
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We all are working diligently to find a path forward so that the rift between those countries can be resolved.
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Senators should actively and pointedly question Ms. Rao during her hearing as diligently, appropriately and expeditiously as the position deserves.
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I started officially working full time in May 2017 and have been tracking my net worth diligently since December 2017.
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"Our team is working quickly and diligently to assist these patients in finding a new transplant center home," she said.
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Urging the BIR to check its own records, she said Rappler had been paying its taxes accurately, promptly and diligently.
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We work very diligently to ensure that all students, staff and contracted personnel are treated fairly with respect and privacy.
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The activists and artists will be pursued more diligently under the law, justified by this rule against promoting zatla use.
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Steiner has a vision of a decentralized, multi-chain future, but is also diligently building that future through new tools.
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Deebot diligently vacuums until he is tired (usually long enough to vacuum the entire apartment) and then returns to bed.
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We are working diligently with authorities and third party experts and will share findings when we have completed the investigation.
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"This is a pressing defect that we're working diligently to resolve as quickly as possible," Secretly's Chris Swanson told Pitchfork.
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Remote work involves more than the confidence that your team is working diligently without the ability to supervise them directly.
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"It's really, really important to understand that we are working diligently day in and day out," Mr. Lhota told reporters.
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No matter how diligently Betsy DeVos and I might have prepared, we'd be in the midst of a giant mess.
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"That's the wife," Offset said diligently as he fished a second cellphone from his sweatpants pocket and sought some privacy.
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"My office diligently works to keep the bad actors out of the Commonwealth," said William Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth.
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We worked as quickly as possible overnight to resolve this issue, and the IDP has worked diligently to verify results.
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Anyone who has ever experienced the effects of a sunburn knows that diligently applying sunscreen doesn't always do the trick.
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We have worked diligently to have a conversation about these matters with Taylor and her team to productively move forward.
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The ability (the luxury, even) to spend money guilt-free is part of why we work so diligently to save.
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You know it's not your fault, because you diligently collect and dispose of your hair like a Decent Human Being.
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He chopped diligently, he chopped for his life, and by the time dinner was ready all had been forgiven. ♦
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He was working diligently, and the mansion began to erase itself, to melt like a sugar cube in hot tea.
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This meant that news media, perhaps more than ever, had a moral imperative to cover the story diligently and empathetically.
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Granted, Punk has been training diligently under the tutelage of Duke Roufus, alongside beasts like Anthony Pettis and Ben Askren.
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"We've been working diligently and in close cooperation with the F.A.A. on the software update," Boeing said in its statement.
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However, a new report by Sallie Mae and Ipsos, shows most American college students are managing their finances carefully and diligently.
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JOHN WALDRON: We haven't announced when we're gonna be ready but we're working diligently to get ourselves ready to do it.
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No one is likely to dispute the fact that China and its allies are working diligently to establish a multilateral world.
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No matter how diligently it cleans and softens your skin, at the end of the day, it's really just soap, right?
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Per the instructions, I diligently treated the area five nights a week, at five minutes per eye, for an entire month.
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Rich and Gayle Sweda, a baby boomer couple, have been diligently putting money in their 401(k) for nearly 25 years.
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At the same time, we're working diligently with the United Nations to try to get a government in place in Libya.
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" In a statement after the suspect's death, Mason's family reportedly said they were grateful to investigators "who have worked so diligently.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CEO SOLOMON SAYS THE BANK "IS WORKING DILIGENTLY AND WITH URGENCY TO REACH A RESOLUTION" ON 1MDB LEGAL MATTERS
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"The Council has worked diligently to thoroughly reevaluate whether AIG poses a risk to financial stability," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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So your negative comments are not going influence my choices - actual research and educating myself will - which i am diligently doing.
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The porch light periodically misbehaves, too, refusing to automatically turn on, despite the schedule I diligently added to that same app.
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But there was also a large group of people who worked diligently and ethically to create a community around customizing webOS.
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While time-honoured approaches to the mouse are diligently improved, new ones may come into their own, especially in drug development.
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I do know that I was working diligently and hard at my writing project, but on my own schedule and terms.
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While MasterClass instructors diligently acknowledge people who have helped them along the way, their narratives have a decidedly micro-level perspective.
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In the meantime, the company said it is "working diligently with the FDA" to determine why its patients are dying.[WSJ]
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"The process remains ongoing and we are working diligently towards a solution," Pamplona said in a statement, declining to comment further.
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They extolled farmers looking up grain prices, women seeking information on maternal health or pupils diligently signing up for online courses.
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He takes pride in giving teens their first experience in the workplace and diligently works on retaining them year after year.
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Should the integrity of the system fail, it is our duty to acknowledge it and work diligently to set it right.
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Samsung said its is working diligently with the appropriate regulatory authorities and that safety remains a top priority for the company.
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Alice shows up to Pop's while FP is diligently working to tell him to not let their kids repeat their mistakes.
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Samsung said it is working diligently with the appropriate regulatory authorities and that safety remains a top priority for the company.
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"We're disappointed the discharge occurred, but we are working diligently to minimize impacts on the environment," said HMDC President Scott Sandlin.
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It includes approximately 300 animals who work diligently to sit and look cute as panicked passengers pet their way to oblivion.
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Since then, activists, family members, and folks in the boxing community have been working diligently to secure Johnson a presidential pardon.
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"The Chief assured them we will continue to diligently investigate the case and provide our support," according to a police statement.
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Thus, it will save you a huge amount of headache and angst if you diligently qualify and filter your initial list.
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It added officers worked diligently to protect the rights of thousands who came to the inauguration to peacefully express their views.
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"We are working incredibly diligently on that with the law enforcement community and infrastructure community," York said of the attribution process.
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We welcome Congressional inquiries into our operations and diligently endeavor to respond to questions and formal correspondence in a timely manner.
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Doris Matsui (D-CA) that the EPA is "working very diligently and diplomatically" with CARB; in the afternoon, he told Rep.
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I work diligently to learn and improve, I experiment when and where I can, and I study the masters every day.
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After the show, a photo of some of the dogs sitting up diligently in their seats made the rounds on Twitter.
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The United States and its partners must work diligently to disassemble ISIS's underlying bureaucratic structure that allows it to function globally.
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Valuing your time by thinking of it as money will motivate you to work diligently for what you are aiming for.
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Financial success is available to almost anyone who is willing to save diligently, invest prudently, work hard, and maintain good habits.
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For Catsimatidis, the bikini is "an essential accessory to an artifice she has diligently perfected," New York Magazine's Olivia Nuzzi wrote.
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His team has worked diligently and for long hours to find "the goods" on an array of unsuspecting and discrete individuals.
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They rented a small cottage owned by Mr. Reich's parents while they saved diligently for a permanent place of their own.
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The woman seemed to comprehend my request and began diligently working on my arm in a dark corner of the hut.
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She worked diligently for the first three years to learn the art of wrestling, and continued to carefully train her body.
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"Our detectives are working diligently to bring the person or persons responsible for this heinous act to justice," said the message.
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Since its inception, the Trump administration has been working diligently to preserve an America that benefits only the white and wealthy.
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Airbnb said it tries to crack down on rule-breaking hosts, but even some of its nominal allies wonder how diligently.
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It consigns Israel to endless repression, endless assassinations, endless criticism and endless racking internal debate like that which Bergman diligently recounts.
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For those of you that diligently follow the hot startups to graduate from Y Combinator's accelerator program, you might recall Middesk.
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Arrests, prosecutions and convictions of poachers are on the rise, and big cat populations — where diligently protected — are on the rebound.
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That's why Mr. Kemp has worked diligently to fortify the Republicans' crumbling bulwark since he became secretary of state in 2010.
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"Detectives are working diligently to identify the perpetrators who committed this heart wrenching crime," Nyla's family wrote on the fundraising page.
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Rather than emptying store shelves, preppers say that it's best to stock food, water, and other emergency supplies slowly and diligently.
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Powerful, moneyed forces are working diligently to keep the pay-to-play system intact, in part by politicizing critical democratic reforms.
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Mueller's team, including attorneys hired for the investigation as well as career FBI agents, have been working diligently behind the scenes.
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Asked about possible criminal prosecutions at AMP, Murray said the company "will deal with those diligently as they're presented to us".
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"Although this case did take a long time, we have been working diligently to streamline our investigative process," Ms. Goto said.
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Provost: Our folks in human resource management, and our recruiting teams have been working really diligently to look at different things.
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"We are committed to solving this case and will work diligently to apprehend the individuals responsible for Brown's death," she said.
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The inter-agency community is working diligently to determine the cause of the symptoms, as well as to develop mitigation strategies.
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Wilson promptly filled his administration with segregationists who worked diligently to segregate as much of the work force as they could.
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To give a good impression to Muslim voters, Mr. Joko has been presenting himself as a pious leader who worships diligently.
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Early last fall, having saved diligently, he visited a three-bedroom house new to the market, not far from Norwalk Harbor.
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While they were simply working diligently to flip rooms, I'd request flagging potential noise when checking in if that's a concern.
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A woman held my iPhone and diligently snapped photos of me the entire time, making sure I could remember this victory.
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"We are working diligently to get answers to what caused those ships to have the problems that they have today," Pompeo said.
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Now more than ever, I embrace my curves and work diligently in the gym to stay strong and most of all, sane.
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It said that the company stands behind its contractual commitments and if issues arise, BP will work diligently to resolve legitimate concerns.
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Wikipedia has been diligently working away at creating some kind of record that can stand as an acceptable version of the truth.
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The department's major case and internal affairs units were "working diligently to conclude the criminal administrative investigation" into the shooting, said Sgt.
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The U.S. is also "fighting very diligently" to negotiate the release of three Korean-American prisoners in North Korea, President Trump said.
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But make no mistake: Trump's ties to shady Russian figures stretch back decades, and Unger diligently pieces them together in one place.
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He is pictured diligently evening out her skin tone all over her lower half as she strikes a series of compromising poses.
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But we're working as diligently to put it behind us and move on and stay focused on our clients and our business.
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He also acknowledges that China is already enforcing the sanctions less diligently (it is also arguing for further loosening)—"but that's OK".
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Mama June Shannon has been diligently committed to her workouts — and now it's time to finally see the progress that she's made.
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We would also like to thank the detectives who are working diligently around the clock to bring us justice in this matter.
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As a result, we are working diligently to ramp up production to meet the higher-than-anticipated demand for the Mavic Pro.
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As its name implies, the Papercube spends about three minutes diligently performing just a single task: making a tiny folded paper cube.
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You diligently planned and saved your hard-earned money for many years so you could be comfortable living out your retirement dream.
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In an emailed statement to AFP, the coalition said its troops "work diligently and deliberately to be precise" in their air strikes.
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So your negative comments are not going [to] influence my choices — actual research and educating myself will, which I am diligently doing.
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"We are studying the plan diligently," he said, adding that whether or not to build a new plant will depend on demand.
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Well, Dib has been sitting in a chair in his room diligently watching his surveillance monitors, looking for any sign of Zim.
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Pfizer said in a statement it has been "diligently implementing commitments made to the FDA" to ensure the agency's concerns are addressed.
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No matter how diligently you clean your house, it seems like your floor always gets dirty and dusty again in no time.
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Therefore, the entire team at The RealReal works diligently seven days a week to ensure the highest standards in our authentication practices.
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Pfizer has been "diligently implementing commitments made to the FDA" to ensure the agency's concerns are addressed, it said in a statement.
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"UpBit is currently under investigation by prosecution, and we are [cooperating] diligently," the company said on its website, according to Google translate.
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Just ask the flavorologists who spend long days diligently sampling ice cream to test for nuances in taste, texture, smell, and more.
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Running big purchases past each other No matter how diligently we plan, there will always be times we deviate from our budget.
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"2017 has been a very difficult year, and it's been one where we've been working quite diligently behind the scenes," Gurley said.
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The National Institute for Civil Discourse has worked diligently throughout this election to revive civility and get our nation back on track.
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My mother worked diligently to make life better not just for herself, but also for her parents and siblings back in Bangladesh.
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"Please know we're diligently keeping our eyes open for any tickets that ended up in the wrong hands," Alexisonfire posted on Friday.
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"The members of the Task Force have been working diligently since Sunday and that work continues," GM (GM) spokesman Jim Cain said.
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American companies have been working diligently for decades to develop their offerings in full compliance with a constantly evolving set of rules.
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Instead, she was deferentially silent as Mr. Trump did the talking, and worked diligently in the background to make his life easier.
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Anyone who has been an intelligent, responsible, diligently overachieving older sibling will sympathize with what I see as Mr. Domingo's predicament here.
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Dear ____,The SXSW staff has been working diligently to produce our 2020 events and we know you were looking forward to participating.
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We are diligently managing this situation and will be holding a press conference to update Coloradans with the latest at 4:85033.
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NSA, to its credit, worked diligently to diagnose and remediate these, including deleting data that NSA had received due to providers' errors.
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" Mac said the React core team that develops the language should "take crafting a code of conduct seriously, and enforce it diligently.
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The members of this political class claim to love democracy, but they are "working diligently" to "insulate" the government from democratic decisions.
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Corals grow their armor by diligently secreting a chunk of hard skeleton smaller than the width of a human hair each day.
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For eight years, Mr. Gilbert has worked diligently and creatively to puncture the mystique that still surrounds symphony orchestras and their conductors.
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"The museum has worked diligently to ensure a just resolution of this matter," Kenneth Weine, a museum spokesman, said in a statement.
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In 1991, an episode of "The Simpsons" saw The Beatles' Ringo Star diligently answering fan mail that had been written decades ago.
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One of the producers, Peilin Chou, said she and the rest of the team worked diligently to cast actors of Asian descent.
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Others may be orchestrated by local politicians, to drive out NGOs that strive too diligently to prevent the embezzlement of donor funds.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission had sued him, saying that he had failed to "diligently supervise" the firm as it jeopardized accounts.
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Mac users who diligently install security updates may be in for a rude surprise, according to research from Duo Labs released Friday.
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He practices diligently for 60 to 90 minutes a day and has a repertoire that stretches from Joseph Haydn to Buddy Holly.
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"Mark Warner realizes the importance of the task in front of him, and is pursuing it diligently and smartly," Mr. Schumer said.
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For his part, Mr. Ryan has been diligently tweeting pledges to the American people that the law is on its way out.
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"There is an investigation of other persons, we are working as diligently as we can on that," Bentley told a news conference.
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Apple continues to work diligently in the area of firmware security and we're always exploring ways to make our systems even more secure.
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Despite my student loan debt, I pay all my bills on time and have been working diligently to pay down my credit card.
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And, if an open-source project diligently responds to the community, it will shape itself to the features and capabilities that developers want.
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The Congress's oversight committees have worked diligently to address the complex challenge of cybersecurity, but recent events show that more must be done.
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Parsons testified Monday that his staff "searched diligently" for weapons after fights, but acknowledged they were not always recovered, The Charlotte Observer reported.
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"Our new investors have diligently evaluated our pipeline and prospects, so this is the value which the market has attributed," a spokesman said.
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Finally, they are grateful for the freedom and justice in the United States we have all fought so diligently to preserve and cultivate.
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In contrast, Amma's violence is coded through her need to be Mama's perfect little girl: compliant at home, working diligently on her dollhouse.
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He is diligently pursuing a strategy of keeping Trump under the key number of 1,237 delegates, the total required to claim the nomination.
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Every trip has its mishaps, no matter how diligently the schedule is prepared or how much money comes out of the vacation fund.
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"I promise that I will continue to work diligently so that this team can one day bring a championship to Houston," he wrote.
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Despite facing the grim reality of dying in prison, Corey has worked diligently to prove that he is deserving of a second chance.
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And while she managed to diligently get clean through rehab and addiction programs, Osbourne stressed that there is no permanent solution to addiction.
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"Law enforcement officials, diligently working with professional outside resources as well, are determined to see this case reach imminent closure," the statement continues.
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It took Milwaukee reporters — who were diligently covering Alexis's disappearance — about a week before they began to draw comparisons between the two cases.
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Cruz has worked diligently for months to court evangelical voters, who often show up in droves every four years to caucus for Republicans.
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I caught on to them when they released AAR003 (Victoria Park by TUC) and have been diligently collecting the entire catalog ever since.
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During bear markets when clients can be more pessimistic, anxious and uncertain, an advisor must work far more diligently to serve those clients.
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PARKING LOT RENDEZVOUS In a statement to Reuters, Uber said it is "working diligently" to ensure that ridesharing regulation moves forward in Chile.
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Smith started out looking ferocious and ended looking like a guy who, despite diligently using Turbotax, still had to pay the IRS $85.
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Three missions later, she remains alive, but only because Henry diligently guards her, removing her from combat when she's below 10 percent health.
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The court seems to have split into two camps, with the four justices at its ideological center working diligently to deliver unified opinions.
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"My team even as we sit here is working diligently to find them and bring them to justice," the former Kansas lawmaker said.
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Once these criminals have successfully opened a new credit file, they often practice good personal finance, diligently building the fake consumers' credit scores.
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House Republicans worked diligently — though unsuccessfully — to undermine the pact last year, and since then they have tried to chop away at it.
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You probably compulsively check your account balances, play around with compound interest calculators, and diligently rebalance your investment portfolios and what have you.
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"The Bevin Administration is working diligently to protect the health, welfare and lives of women in Kentucky," Hogan said in a written statement.
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Ivanka Trump, once the center of White House palace intrigue stories and Washington gossip, has been quietly and diligently working on significant projects.
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No parent should have to face financial ruin to save their child's life, especially after paying into an insurance plan diligently for years.
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We take the security of our elections process very seriously and we are working diligently to ensure that every defense available is utilized.
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The guests diligently grab the plates with both hands and carry these back to their tables as if it was school lunch service.
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Organizations like PEN America or the Committee to Protect Journalists work diligently to ensure a free and open press, and need your support.
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"There is no doubt our Department of State professionals have been working diligently to achieve progress," Cardin and Young write in their letter.
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In the days of the coronavirus, I take the subway to and home from work, but I also diligently wash my hands afterward.
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Between 1812 and 1864 they published 17 editions of Grimm's Fairy Tales, working diligently to make the stories ever more appropriate for children.
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The real work lies in carrying out the regulations, and Beijing is now prepared to impose the new rules diligently, Chinese analysts say.
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How many of them are diligently washing their hands, or avoiding large gatherings, or staying away from crowded public areas such as airports?
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There are stretches during which I diligently make time to sit on my cushion every day, quietly observing my thoughts, emotions and sensations.
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Manhattan hotel rooms became Boston hotel rooms became Connecticut hotel rooms became seaside resorts and other locations I have worked diligently to forget.
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His grandson, Matthew W. Lazenby, who now leads the company, said Mr. Whitman had worked diligently to keep the Lincoln Road building immaculate.
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"I'm confident that this extensive investigation was completed thoroughly, and our detectives worked diligently and exhaustively in providing information to the prosecutor's office."
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But he was willing to listen to, and diligently follow, Long's plan, whereas some veterans might be wary of messing with past success.
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He diligently worked under Michael Eisner's turbulent leadership at Disney, with his boss never questioning his loyalty — perfectly positioning him to succeed Eisner.
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By day, he works diligently at a construction job, building one of the many expensive high rises that are sprouting all over Santiago.
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We've welcomed feedback from all stakeholders ... and will continue to work diligently in the coming days to resolve any issues that may arise.
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" Smith declined to comment on the criminal investigation, saying detectives "continue to work diligently to investigate the initial shooting at Manny's in Robbins.
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In the past few days, Perry and officials said that a slew of groups have been diligently scouring the area for the mom.
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Directors typically work diligently to fulfil that important obligation by ensuring that their institution complies with all applicable laws, regulations, and supervisory guidance.
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Since then, Ruiz said authorities have worked "promptly and diligently" to investigate reported hate crimes, which he says have been on the rise.
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"It's a horrible tragic case our investigators are working diligently on to solve," Homicide Lt. Scott Hoglund said in a press conference on Wednesday.
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Ferraro said the state police continues to "diligently comb through mountains of trash" for evidence at the Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority in Hartford.
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When I visited in early July, small packs of well-shod workers trotted diligently across the campus, threading through sidewalks and toward forest trails.
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Trainer Emily Skye, who gave birth to her first child in December, is diligently working on getting back to her pre-baby fitness level.
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" Samsung told Gizmodo that it's "working diligently to remove the hashtag descriptions from the Bixby service," and that it's "constantly learning from customer feedback.
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I would like to thank all the emergency and security teams that worked diligently, and I have instructed authorities to help the victims' families.
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And the fact that his signature issue is single-payer health care means that industry lobby will continue to work diligently to stop him.
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The president said that the United States was "fighting very diligently" to obtain their release and that there was a chance of positive developments.
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Their tuned-in hosts track the site's main players and their supporting characters diligently, and profit from an audience eager to hear their perspectives.
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Watching for leaks, diligently researching these underground worlds, and transporting highly-pressurized carbon to these places, however, isn't expected to be simple, nor cheap.
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"LaLiga would not be acting diligently if it did not use all means and technologies at its fingertips to fight against piracy," it writes.
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We want to reassure our customers that we take every report seriously and we appreciate their patience as we work diligently through this process.
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As a result, Protestant teachers diligently instructed the laity, translated the Bible into various European languages and spread literacy so everyone could read Scripture.
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Asus said it is "aware of the recent security concerns" and that it is "working diligently and swiftly to resolve them" with a patch.
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He's so good as Nigel because he is Nigel — always in the corner, working diligently with the little bit of screentime he's been allotted.
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Since the allegations against Oreskes were made public last month, NPR journalists have been diligently reporting about the sexual harassment crisis in the organization.
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You may not have kids or a mortgage or aging parents to divert your attention — but that doesn't mean you're diligently saving for retirement.
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It's a committed effort, explained Wes Schultz, a social psychologist who has diligently observed and researched the phenomenon of people's propensity to litter cigarettes.
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Unsurprisingly, Mandy Moore's mom and dad diligently follow their daughter's work, but even the parents of celebrities still find ways to embarrass their kids.
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He knows the show inside and out and I'm really impressed with how diligently he's working on stage with the cast and the director.
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Further, it should be diligently searching for those voices and intellects that can help us make better sense of our dilemmas and our opportunities.
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On Wednesday, American released a statement reassuring customers that it was "working diligently to address the issue" and that it expects to avoid cancellations.
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"We are experiencing a high volume of requests for security freezes," spokesman Jefferies said, adding that Equifax was working diligently to improve customer service.
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Fortunately, I've been diligently hitting the "accept" button each time 1Password offered to store my credentials for every old site I log in to.
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First, she noted that, while I have been diligently contributing to my 401(k) since 2013, I didn't have much to show for it.
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Unfortunately, a team of workers diligently spraying dookie off of San Francisco's sidewalks doesn't exactly solve the underlying issue—the city's ongoing homelessness epidemic.
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"Our detectives are working diligently to bring the person or persons responsible for this heinous act to justice," the Baton Rouge Police Department said.
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Of course, there's also the constant threat of sunburn — in spite of your best efforts to diligently cover up with hats, sunglasses, and SPF.
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It was journalists who diligently dug deep into decades of puzzling inaction by U.S. officials who allowed Nazi war criminals to enter this country.
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Mr Obama said clearly, as he has before, that policing is a dangerous task, performed diligently and honourably by the vast majority of officers.
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Peru said it has managed the dispute diligently and emphasized that the bonds, issued in Peru in local currency, were subject to Peruvian jurisdiction.
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"We sincerely apologize to those who may have been affected and assure you we are working diligently to resolve this incident," Brinker International said.
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"I think the government heard the messages from the protesters loud and clear and is diligently racking their brains now for solutions," Li said.
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"The Council has worked diligently to thoroughly reevaluate whether AIG poses a risk to financial stability," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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"The Maduro regime is illegitimate and the United States will continue ... to work diligently to restore a real democracy to that country," he said.
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Nowhere is this better illustrated than in Philadelphia where District Attorney Larry Krasner has worked diligently to craft a soft-on-crime prosecutorial agenda.
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Our goal is to work diligently to make positive change at Georgia Tech in an effort to ensure a safer campus for all students.
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Allen worked incredibly hard against the Russians, covering a huge amount of ground and working as diligently in defence as he did in attack.
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Over the past year, Consumer Reports researchers diligently tested out over 60 lotions, sprays, and sticks with claimed ratings of SPF 30 or higher.
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But as awareness has spread about the detriments associated with underage marriages, and as the authorities have responded more diligently, the prevalence has dropped.
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The SEC has diligently sought to clarify what entrepreneurs should consider in an ICO to determine whether they need to register with the agency.
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Over the course of six trials, Mr. Evans relied on a signature tactic: he worked diligently to keep black people off Mr. Flowers's juries.
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"EPA will continue to work diligently on a number of fronts to address issues surrounding childhood lead exposure from multiple sources," the agency said.
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The department is working diligently to review the use of administrative segregation in an effort to reduce its use while also reducing prison violence.
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So far, I haven't had to take too many of the pills, thanks to diligently incorporating several of the tips above into my life.
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The two worked diligently, exchanging quiet smiles, Jessica playfully reminding their mother every so often that she needs to cull her collection of trinkets.
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Of course, this study relied on people's memories of their daily activities, which are suspect, no matter how diligently someone fills out the questionnaires.
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Donaldson ("because I have a mental illness and am grateful to the ACLU for working so diligently to protect our rights, too," she explained).
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Business Insider has already been diligently reporting on this trend across the newsroom, but we&aposre about to take it to the next level.
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And then there are the dedicated addicts who will diligently keep coming week after week until they could do the workout in their sleep.
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You can't hear his accent anymore — that's how diligently he has labored to erase it — but Mr. Wolfert grew up in La Crosse, Wis.
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Early retirees typically begin on the same path: assessing their financial state, cutting back on expenses, and diligently tracking their progress and spending habits.
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Lloyd Webber works on the marketing campaigns of his musicals just as diligently as he works on their scores, according to The New Yorker.
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The agency defended Pruitt's travel, saying he works diligently and all of the travel that was billed to the government was for government work.
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"Ford works diligently to adapt to the local conditions and continue serving customers with products and services," Ford said in a statement on Wednesday.
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I would like to thank all the emergency and security teams that worked diligently, and I have instructed authorities to help the victim's families.
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On a recent Saturday night, one such woman pulled out a stool for a tipsy wallflower diligently reading plaques describing the studio's glamorous history.
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Momoa's "joke" conflates the two, which is unfortunate, because the conversation has been working so diligently to point out the vast difference between the two.
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The recently passed First Step Act, which I intend to diligently implement if confirmed, recognizes the progress we have made over the past three decades.
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Other critics agree it's unfair for the people who have diligently been working to pay loans off but would see no benefit under such programs.
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With just her eyelid as a canvas, Atupe diligently and accurately remakes world-renowned paintings, starting with the classic Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh.
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I realize that because of the money I've been saving diligently by bringing lunch to work for the past month, I can totally justify shoes.
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Imagine that you've been diligently putting money away in your Roth IRA retirement fund for the last 10 years, as any savvy investor would do.
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"Congress's national security committees have worked diligently to address the complex challenge of cybersecurity, but recent events show that more must be done," said Sens.
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Dr Mohammed Maaz, the last pediatrician working in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo, diligently going about his work, in the face of unimaginable pressure.
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"Between then and October she practiced diligently, working with her teachers, receiving tutoring, and regularly accessing the preparatory resources of Khan Academy," Crump's office said.
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I spent so many hours diligently separating sweaty compression shorts and folding musty towels that I'm acutely familiar with the smell of used workout clothes.
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Many of the senior editors on his own Opinion page are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations.
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While there could be some disruption, we do not anticipate this on a broad scale and are working diligently to minimize and avoid such instances.
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Vucic said Belgrade would now "diligently study" the proposed reforms before a EU summit with the six Balkan states in Croatia's capital, Zagreb, in May.
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The recall comes a few months after Taco Bell announced it was experiencing supplier shortages of tortillas and was "working diligently to replenish the supply."
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Since taking over, Callaway and the new pitching coach Dave Eiland have worked diligently to improve Harvey, both on the mound and between the ears.
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" The document notes that "HHS has worked diligently to expedite these processes to enable the Government to comply with the timelines in the Court's order.
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"Safety is always our top priority at Southwest Airlines and we are working diligently to support to Customers and Crews at this time," they said.
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"FWC works diligently to keep Floridians and our visitors safe and informed on what to do if they spot a potentially dangerous alligator," they said.
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This is an about-face in policy for the city, which has diligently fought in court against the release of many officer-involved shooting videos.
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"We would like to thank Doug's amazing medical team for working so diligently in both the care and treatment, of our beloved Doug," they said.
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Germans have long enjoyed a reputation of one of the most financially prudent people in Europe; diligently saving and avoiding hefty loans such as mortgages.
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But the moral valence here—the feeling that nuclear power, no matter how diligently monitored, contains the seeds of its own inevitable catastrophe—overrides all.
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Millennials are exercising good money habits as diligently as the generations of the past by almost every metric, per a new Bank of America report.
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And there you are, diligently checking his newsfeed every day to see what kind of backwards-ass reaction he'll have to Trump's latest Muslim ban.
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"He's working very diligently on trying to get his game on track." offensively and we're seeing a little bit of signs from time to time.
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She diligently researched the drug until she felt comfortable giving it to her son under the recommendation of Joey's psychiatric doctor—and it got results.
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Mnuchin said the US government would work "diligently" to obtain all the facts on the death of Khashoggi and hold "accountable" any individual found responsible.
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The Army Corps did not respond to a request for comment, but it has previously said that it worked diligently to meet obligations to tribes.
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Of course, the brands we promote most diligently are our own: We curate and spit-polish our online presences in pursuit of followers and faves.
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Accounts that lead to your money and identity are the most valuable to online thieves, and they will work diligently to steal them from you.
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He added that the company was working "diligently" to get them back on the market and that drones were a key part of future strategy.
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It absolves our tribal leaders of their reluctance to show up for meetings and to fight diligently and thanklessly in the trenches of numb process.
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"There is a still a long way to go to turn around Pizza Hut and we are working diligently to get things done," she said.
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Quality control is also very important, so diligently checking the quality of fabric, for example, if its leather it should feel and smell like leather.
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He tells me that he's cleaned it very diligently after each use and that other women he's been with didn't have a problem with it.
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She's diligently working to break into the top 50 on her hosting site, pulling a variety of stunts for the benefit of her loyal viewers.
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The Cleveland Clinic had faced controversy for scheduling a fundraiser at Trump's Mar-a-Lago, but worked diligently behind the scenes to ensure Abushamma's return.
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This is a masterclass in curating, with no superfluous images or filler, and thematic links made diligently throughout using close examination of content and treatment.
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Latta and Cianciolo gather herbs, edible flowers and Swiss chard to accompany the spread of seasonal fare that Latta has spent the afternoon diligently prepping.
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In Protestant Kallstadt, where volunteers diligently tend communal flower beds and vintners have run a cooperative for 803 years, Friedrich Trump was a popular guy.
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Mr. Johnson, of Manhattan, had worked diligently to win the support of Mr. Crowley and Assemblyman Marcos A. Crespo, chairman of the Bronx Democratic Party.
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O'Rourke's plan would direct the Department of Transportation to "diligently enforce" the Air Carrier Access Act (ACCA), which bans discrimination on the basis of disability.
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"While we work diligently to ensure customer accounts remain secure, on occasion there are instances where automated processes or human performance falls short," he said.
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He has made that many enemies, indulged in that much tactlessness and worked that diligently to consign apology and atonement to the dustbin of leadership.
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You are diligently making moves to see that your work is as efficient as possible and carrying you as far into the future as possible.
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Bridge says that ''teachers are required to reference the day's teachers' guide and to diligently work to ensure all material is covered in each lesson.
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She diligently reached out to the so-called majority-makers on her committees — the centrist freshmen who flipped Republican-leaning seats — to win them over.
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Knowing that Stage 2 is coming, you can relax a little during Stage 1; your inner editor will diligently revise the clumsy, turgid bits later.
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"Law enforcement has diligently investigated this case and in the days since the arrest, additional information has come to light," Meeks said in the statement.
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If you share stories on social media, there's a good chance you'll eventually post something that's inaccurate or misleading, even if you're diligently doing research.
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ASEA staff members have diligently sought advice from the United States and others, and remain hopeful they can improve on Mexico's pre-existing environmental regime.
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"32BJ SEIU members diligently clean and secure federal buildings form the Statue of Liberty to the Smithsonian Museums," Figueroa wrote in a statement on Saturday.
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She was a camp counselor in New Hampshire, a thousand miles away, and for the first half of the summer we wrote each other diligently.
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With every setback, that smile she practiced so diligently in the mirror falls apart, and both the episode and Howard become so much more compelling.
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But one local restaurant has been diligently giving soondae its bloody due for the past 25 years—and they seriously know how to do it right.
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"Throughout 2016, we worked diligently to lay the groundwork for our long-term future," President and Chief Executive Officer Steve Easterbrook said in a press release.
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AAA or indie, mobile or console, games teach players a system, and reward them fairly for obeying it, especially if they do so diligently and skillfully.
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It does take skill to parse game film, diligently follow the news and interpret the thousands of bits of sports information that are generated each night.
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One man, Wei-guo, has diligently worked into his forties to save enough for a matchmaker to help him join a family as a third husband.
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We are responsible for accurately reporting the state of our software, and we work diligently to keep our community informed through our various communication channels. 6.
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" She pointed out she has "passionately and diligently" worked in Republican politics for years and acknowledged she would likely "pay a price for telling this story.
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"I continue to believe in NAFTA ... so saying, we are ready for anything, and we will continue to work diligently to protect Canadian interests," Trudeau said.
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A U.S. Trade Representative spokesman said the United States had been "working diligently to comply with the recommendations" and to fully conform with its WTO obligations.
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The vendors that were contracted, Minus Zero is working diligently to find a solution and resolve final balances; companies like ParaDocs, photographers, and a few others.
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The company said it is working diligently to mitigate the shortage, but added that it's possible the situation could continue into the second quarter of 2017.
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Facebook has been adamant from the beginning that it has worked extremely diligently to ensure everything about Messenger Kids is age-appropriate and focused on privacy.
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"To improve South Africa's investment and economic prospects, the government continues to work diligently on practical steps to provide the necessary policy certainty," the treasury said.
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Authorities discounted Watts' claim of alleged infidelity by his wife, who diligently tried to salvage the couple's struggling marriage of nearly six years, the documents show.
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A Commission spokesman said it would work diligently to implement the court's ruling so as to reduce the uncertainty created by the ruling for market participants.
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"Even if you do [the rhythm method] diligently, and go through the process, it's still really difficult for you to get to something accurate," she says.
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Boring says the intense scrutiny the case was under, from both the public and media, made the state work as hard and as diligently as possible.
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Yet, while NASA maintains a slew of informative, diligently updated, and visually-rich climate change websites, the EPA's sites have been gradually obscured, and now eliminated.
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Another volunteer from New York was helping to staff the Miami office on Thursday afternoon as phone bankers in English and Spanish diligently made their calls.
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Both states' GOP gubernatorial nominees -- Guadagno, now the lieutenant governor and Gillespie, the former Republican National Committee chair -- have worked diligently to maintain distance from Trump.
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So for Type As committed to a program and following it diligently but frustrated by failure, it may be the program that's a failure, not them.
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"We have multiple officers and a command post established at Noblesville High School and are diligently ensuring the safety of students and staff there," he said.
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McBath, a former flight attendant, learned of her son's death the day after Thanksgiving in 2012 and diligently followed the trial of the shooter, Michael Dunn.
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The special intro pricing on my cable contract is set to expire soon, so I've been diligently researching alternative — and most importantly, cheaper — live TV options.
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"Whether it's alternative service or community service, we hope to diligently do the work given to us and change views from negative to positive," he said.
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The group will work "diligently" over the next several months to examine potential solutions to the challenges law enforcement officials face as encryption becomes more widespread.
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I soon realized that, because I had been diligently squirreling money away into my savings, I could afford the opportunity to work on building my business.
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"We sincerely apologize to those who may have been affected and assure you we are working diligently to resolve this incident," Brinker said in a statement.
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"We have worked diligently to have a conversation about these matters with Taylor and her team to productively move forward," the label said in the statement.
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VIZIO is working diligently to implement the new version of Chromecast and will start rolling out the update to our SmartCast TVs as soon as possible.
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"The commission was made by both countries to try to work as diligently as we can in order to build the best possible relations," he said.
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Look, for example, at what happens in Florida, a state that hasn't expanded Medicaid but has worked diligently to get its residents enrolled in marketplace coverage.
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The counterpoint: Amina Fazlullah, the Director of Policy for the Benton Foundation, said the FCC has already been "diligently working" to make the program more efficient.
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"We will continue to cooperate with the DOJ's investigation and are working diligently to put this matter behind the company as soon as possible," he said.
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A Shopify spokesperson told Business Insider that the issues were "due to extremely high shopping volumes" and said they have been working "diligently" to fix them.
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"We're working diligently, and to be honest with you, we're doing our very best just to get people home and provide safe access," Mr. Latham said.
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" The only other vaccine maker, GlaxoSmithKline, said it has adult hepatitis A vaccine in prefilled syringes in stock and is "working diligently to increase our supply.
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Rankine-Galloway would not speculate when forces would start moving again, but he said the Corps was working "diligently" to bring the Marines and sailors home.
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It took me four days to write my story and then I sent it off for feedback from a writer who diligently edited the filthy thing.
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The 85033 avian flu outbreak prompted the Bush administration to develop a national pandemic response strategy, which the Trump administration is diligently following and improving upon.
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Everything is diligently made in-house, from the fruit liqueurs for their creative mezcal and tequila cocktails to the Oaxacan corn they import and grind themselves.
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I graduated college in 1985 with $18,303 in student loans (about $42,500 in 2019 dollars), and then diligently paid them off over the next 21988 years.
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In contrast, I think back to all the people I observed on my recent vacation armed with smartphones and cameras, diligently documenting the beauty around them.
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So, each year, I diligently collect the Speedos from the dancers at the end of the night so they can be used again the next year.
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Confidence is a skill, and people who have a great deal of it have typically worked diligently over a long period of time to achieve it.
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Commercial fishermen transformed their failing fishery in 2007, and recreational for-hire captains are working diligently through the Council process now to redesign their management system.
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Right now, patients can be hit with a sticker-shock bill despite having diligently set themselves to the task of carefully choosing an in-network hospital.
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Musk maintains he has diligently tried to follow the court settlement, and that the SEC's request is a breach of his constitutional right to free speech.
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But if authenticity and specificity are not problems here, the play, working so diligently to unpack ethnic and social stereotypes, falls right into the theatrical kind.
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" Jurors deliberated for six days and sent back 14 notes to the court during deliberations -- which prosecutors argued showed the panel "was diligently reviewing and scrutinizing evidence.
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He diligently kept a diary, documenting two photo shoots taken in Washington DC at the studio of photographer Philip Hass on March 8 and March 16, 1843.
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Similarly to our Sephora edition, the strategies vary — some go big with gift sets, while others diligently stock up on quality makeup brushes and skin-care staples.
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Working diligently on a project or a short-term goal can be quite satisfying, especially when it aligns with your values and fulfills your vision, she said.
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"We have a dedicated team working diligently and expeditiously with Ireland on the process the European Commission has mandated," the company told the Journal in a statement.
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I am diligently writing thank-you notes, and couldn't be more grateful for living in an age where standards are so high for the development of babies.
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Clinton, for her part, diligently asserted the traditional pro-Israel views that have helped make her a favorite of Israel advocates and Jewish leaders in New York.
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Many Klan lecturers worked to induce a religious commitment among listeners, and many claimed biblical authorization for the Ku Klux Klan, but none as diligently as White.
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Still, that didn't faze the staff who worked diligently, placing calls and speaking to other shelters and clinics, to determine who originally placed the chip in Zoey.
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"Since 1983, members of the Pennsylvania State Police have diligently investigated the untimely death of Debra Rodgers," Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Mark Magyar said in a statement.
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" In a statement, the Lovett family thanked Calgary police "as well as those who have worked diligently in the search for Jasmine and her baby girl Aliyah.
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Baritz clearly has big plans for Pillowfort, but she's also aware of how current users feel, telling The Verge it's something the team is working diligently on.
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She diligently watches YouTube voice training videos, and practices feminizing her voice at her job as a cashier, tracking her progress in videos she records of herself.
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Patagonia's commitment to land preservation is actually a cause written right in the brand's mission statement and one it has practiced diligently since its start in 1973.
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It's important to diligently monitor the account and monthly bills to ensure that any debts — even if they aren't incurred by the cosigner — are being paid off.
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We will continue working diligently to enhance the usability and functionality of these in demand technologies in our unrelenting effort to create new value for our customers.
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Having diligently researched the housing market before she arrived, she was able to land a studio apartment not too far from the Taleviches in Lower Queen Anne.
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Whenever a virus attacks a bacterium, CRISPR diligently records the event in the DNA, which it can then reference in the event of a renewed viral attack.
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Flores said during the news conference that investigators are working "diligently" on the case and that the results will be presented to the district attorney for review.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said that Citigroup was also settling related charges that it failed to diligently supervise its employees in connection with the spoofed orders.
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It states that the primary role of a boss is to serve employees, and is now diligently followed by many of the world's top C-suite chiefs.
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Once we taste it we'll know for sure if this man who has so diligently dedicated the last several months of his life to bacon was right.
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Since then, according to last week's filing, both sides have been "working diligently" to come up with a new plan, but they say it is not ready.
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The opening exchange between the justices and Mr Heffernan's lawyer, Mark Frost, suggested that the counsel might have prepared a bit more diligently for the oral exam.
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There was something imperfect about myself, and all I had to do to fix it was diligently root out these wild, ragged hairs and rip them out.
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In "Demolition," Jake Gyllenhaal diligently applies himself to playing a painfully familiar type in American movies that imagine having Something to Say: the Man Who Cannot Feel.
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"I am not ready to concede that it may still remain open because we're still working diligently to continue to shrink the population," he said again Thursday.
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" The column said "many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations.
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"We have a dedicated team working diligently and expeditiously with Ireland on the process the European Commission has mandated," an Apple spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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Lam, "you have led the government of the special administrative region in diligently carrying out duties and striving to stabilize the situation," according to the news agency.
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For a few months, I used the app diligently, entering updates every time I made myself a cup of tea or drank a few mouthfuls of juice.
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In a statement sent to CNN from Facebook spokesperson Anthony Harrison, the company said it has been "diligently" working on increasing diversity over the last few years.
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Walker emphasized the department's plan to work "diligently to mitigate" threats facing the energy sector and increase alignment of cybersecurity preparedness across local, state, and federal levels.
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Under President Xi Jinping's consolidated power, the People's Republic of China is working diligently to supplant the United States as the world's top economic and military power.
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In the final episode of Season 2, Midge misses her friend's baby shower because of a gig – a shower she had been diligently planning and talking up.
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Not only do these clients have more money for the future because they saved diligently, they also trained themselves to live on less than what they earned.
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Ben Long, a professional photographer in San Francisco, said he diligently tagged his photos with keywords using Adobe's Lightroom app to make them easy to find later.
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The units must maintain separate books and accounts and "perform the duties of entrusted wealth management honestly, diligently, and responsibly," the regulator wrote in its December guidelines.
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At the district level, a representative's office might have dealt with several dozen calls involving veterans and abruptly canceled VA appointments, working diligently to resolve each case.
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These people had saved up for tickets and travel, spent days stringing bracelets to share, and — above all — seemed to diligently practice the radical inclusion they preached.
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In the years since, Broadly editors have worked diligently to think more thoughtfully and critically about how we represent trans and non-binary people in our work.
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But since I was diligently plowing through everything lip-related I owned, I grabbed this and squeezed out a thick, Vaseline-looking squiggle and rubbed it in.
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"It's been five years of him diligently working every day to get better, with the goal of getting back out on the court," Becker said by telephone.
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At home, Nisha (the newcomer Maria Mozhdah, in an arresting performance) speaks Urdu and diligently maintains her grades so that she might one day become a doctor.
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Entering this season, he had two career home runs, so he worked diligently in the off-season to hit more fly balls, as many hitters now do.
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"Clearly we're not the clubby types," said Jaime Andrade, who was diligently stitching a teal short-sleeved sweater fringed by lace, a birthday present for his sister.
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These articles praised Chinese and Japanese Americans for achieving economic success despite being discriminated against, perpetuating the myth that they toiled diligently in silence to overcome oppression.
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Across Europe, museums are still grappling — some more diligently than others — with how to identify and handle works of art that may have a tainted wartime history.
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While Sanders is deepening his team in Washington, his national political organization Our Revolution is diligently working to get Sanders supporters elected to state and local offices.
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The group says it will work "diligently" over the next several months and intends to complete its work by the end of this Congress, on Jan. 22019.
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"The Congress's oversight committees have worked diligently to address the complex challenge of cybersecurity, but recent events show that more must be done," they wrote to McConnell.
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She adds bread, so diligently carbonized that your average toast prude might be tempted to carry it to the sink and scrape it clean with a knife.
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And because managers are allowed one challenge per game — they maintain the challenge if their appeal is successful — there can be rewards for diligently using the system.
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First, the industry has been working diligently over the past eighteen months to prepare to comply with the rule before it becomes applicable on April 10, 2017.
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If you contribute diligently, choose low-cost funds and respect the integrity of your savings, it'll be there to cushion you for many comfortable years in retirement.
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"The Council has worked diligently to thoroughly reevaluate whether AIG poses a risk to financial stability," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"Many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations," the official wrote.
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Cousins has maximized the scheme by reading the field clearly, working diligently through reads, delivering on time and throwing well on the run, especially while rolling left.
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The ad also features a clip of Blackburn, who represents Tennessee in the House, commending Bredesen as governor for working "diligently" to control the state budget costs.
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" Boeing said in a statement to CNN it is working "diligently with the FAA and global regulators to support the safe return to service of the Max.
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For weeks, state Democrats have been diligently keeping tabs on public notices from Republican lawmakers as to whether the legislative session days will have votes or not.
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"Many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations," the author writes.
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Because Newman knew this above all: No matter how diligently he prepares watching film, his discoveries are useless if he is not healthy enough to employ them.
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Indeed, personality science finds that, generally, people become more conscientious (the personality trait of working diligently, and just generally having your shit together) as they get older.
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Our group works diligently to point out the hypocrisy and the lies of ISIS' media campaign — an act of resistance that the terror group does not like.
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As one veteran diplomat put it, presidents pull rabbits out of hats, after diplomats have worked diligently ahead of time to stuff the rabbits into the hats.
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One raised questions about how easily such a bacteria might take hold, even on someone who did diligently spritz herself with AO+ Mist many times a day.
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"We are working diligently to get Mr. Abraham-Joseph out of detention while we work with authorities to clear up any misunderstanding," she said, according to Variety.
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They're doing, now, and have been doing diligently, they've been taking care of that aspect to the extent that they can, which is never gonna be perfect.
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"FWC works diligently to keep Floridians and our visitors safe and informed on what to do if they spot a potentially dangerous alligator," they said in a statement.
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"Federal, state and local authorities are working cooperatively and diligently to address this situation and help mitigate any additional health risks," Governor Chris Sununu said in a statement.
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"Members of the Milwaukee Police Department have worked diligently with the mother and have followed up with the information provided to the agency," police said in a statement.
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The joint filing, which said the parties worked "diligently" to develop the new plan, asked the judge to schedule a hearing to clear the way for final approval.
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The company formerly associated with the fuzzy pink mustaches has worked diligently to cultivate a reputation as the more "woke" alternative to the larger and more unsympathetic Uber.
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I spotted this man in a tuxedo diligently cutting slices of steak for his pooch, before letting the pup eat a few of his own sweet potato fries.
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Their plan was to sell their Virginia house, work diligently to downsize and buy a co-op on the Upper East Side, where they liked the residential atmosphere.
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"We have over 90% of the pipe in the ground and we're working diligently toward completion," a company executive said during its investor day about two weeks ago.
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Videos on Harris' Instagram story showed the brother and sister diligently hunting for eggs around the couple's friend Diana's house, from inside furniture to high up on shelves.
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"In the military, in the guerrillas, there are young people who are waiting, diligently waiting, to see what happens, hoping to never have to shoot again," he said.
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"We have a dedicated team working diligently and expeditiously with Ireland on the process the European Commission has mandated," Apple said in a statement given to the WSJ.
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When consumers diligently separate their recyclables from organic waste at the source, trust in their local recycling systems absolves them of much of the mental guilt of consumption.
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"We've been working diligently and in close cooperation with the FAA on the software update," a spokesperson for Boeing told Gizmodo in a statement by email on Saturday.
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Creatives come in and work diligently on their disciplines while a producer makes sure everything still fits together, everyone's hitting their deadlines, and no one is slowing down.
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Maybe that's why we're not surprised to see flipped-out ends make a comeback right now — even after years of diligently styling our hair without curling our ends.
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"It's always great for us when the weather is cold, but, frankly, we have really focused diligently on making the business better and less weather dependent," Boyle said.
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Donofrio is legally obligated to store the remains for only 180 days—but he holds onto them anyway, diligently sending certified letters to every contact twice a year.
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"A person choosing a new piercing after spending their time diligently contemplating and preparing for it will often have a more positive experience during the procedure," she says.
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Inside features a scene that can only be reached if you diligently collect objects hidden throughout the world, tracing wires that lead off into the game's darkest corners.
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"As teams diligently work to restore our network, it would not be prudent right now to go into specifics about police operations," department spokeswoman Lisa Bender told Reuters.
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It is the story of a policewoman diligently and carefully pursuing a suspect, pulling out all the stops to see that he meets the full force of justice.
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Better that we voice our disdain for this coverage by turning it off or by diligently insisting that they shift the narrative to actual policy differences that matter.
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All of which is to say that I can totally relate to your dread about things going wrong, even when— or especially when—you've planned your trip diligently!
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"EPA is working diligently to implement the new law get the most modern and safe chemicals to market, and to ensure the safety of existing chemicals," it read.
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Here they are, diligently working in the shadow of a negative public image, and they find themselves the subject of great value in the words of the president.
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I witnessed President Bush work diligently to choose nominees with exceptional qualifications and a clear understanding of the important, but limited, role of the courts in our government.
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The ensemble has also diligently worked in recent years to increase its endowment, aiming for a goal of roughly five times its annual budget of around $11 million.
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Tomlin called his stuff "subpar" compared to the others, but he survives by working diligently to guide each of his pitches to every quadrant of the strike zone.
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I diligently use apps for Chick-fil-A app and Jimmy John's because those chains award points for free food just for scanning the app at the register.
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" His statement did not provide specific policy steps, but he said the administration would work diligently to limit regulations and lower taxes on "hardworking Americans and small businesses.
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We do not agree on everything, but we do agree that we must work diligently to protect our natural spaces and the resources that support our outdoor traditions.
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There is a well-funded, but small group of Islamophobes, who work diligently at spreading misinformation and lies about Islam and Muslims, including some outrageous claims about me.
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It said in a statement that it paid high attention to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing work, and "diligently obeyed relevant laws, regulations and regulatory requirements".
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Measuring core temperature, for example, has more advantages than measuring peripheral temperature; future devices could remain in the body for weeks, diligently broadcasting measurements to the outside world.
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A lot of them are in that six feet range, so there's a lot of sameness, but at the same time they're working really diligently to be unique.
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U.S. diplomats have worked diligently to establish a consensus among our European allies, and in July, European Union Member States agreed unanimously to reauthorize their Crimea-related sanctions.
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But Anderson has exceptionally quick hands and worked diligently with a tee to stay inside the ball and concentrate on hitting up the middle or the opposite way.
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" He added that the mail service would "work diligently" with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency "concerning any potential issues this may cause for the affected individuals.
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With a large team helping her, she is working diligently to try and get an initial draft of sample rules and regulations in place as soon as possible.
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Last month, talking to reporters in Warsaw, he said that "we are working diligently on that" case, but also noted the importance of the relationship with the Saudis.
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"We're working diligently to get answers to what caused those ships to have the problems that they have today," he said at a news conference in Sochi, Russia.
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She has been rapidly and diligently improving her singing, rapping and writing, but at the same time, she has kept her snappy social-media presence in full force.
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The ability of two conservative Florida Republicans to make such inroads simply by campaigning diligently suggests that the Democratic hold on Latinos is less firm than many believed.
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Finally, this summer, Ms. Senot hired a team of sisters, experts at restoring painted ceramics, who have toiled diligently to make the ladies and their companions whole again.
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There was always a responsible member of the group, diligently ordering rounds of water to keep us hydrated through the day of abstaining from all food and drink.
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But in court filings, the lawyers said National Asset had "worked diligently to respond to the bureau's demands" and was no longer challenging its right to subpoena records.
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In Washington, under the Capitol dome, Republican lawmakers worked diligently with those same Democrats on the kind of institutional Washington compromise that anchors the conventional politics Trump disdains.
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At the empty toll gates, we were flagged down by the men in white suits, diligently checking documents and taking our temperatures with their signature infrared thermometer guns.
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A Word With Before he caught the acting bug, Geoffrey Rush fancied himself something of a cosmologist, obsessed by space exploration and diligently studying math, physics and chemistry.
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A better approach would be to diligently renegotiate NAFTA, while complying with the above notification requirements of TPA, as well as TPA's requirements to fully consult with Congress.
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As noted by Engadget this morning, Google posted to its Calendar Help forums yesterday to say that it's aware of the issue and "working diligently" to fix it.
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While none of the big Silicon Valley companies with large, capable AI research institutions are openly developing deepfake video software, some are working diligently in the audio realm.
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The U.S. Congress, media, and public must diligently query the president about his calculus of direct costs of the wall and the assumptions on which they are based.
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Maxine Waters (Calif.), called on Congress to "diligently examine the way our credit reporting agencies are operating" and for Equifax to offer free credit freezes to affected customers.
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I diligently sampled Hostess products, the entire Mars and Hershey product lines, and that canned frosting sold with an attached plastic container of rainbow sprinkles as a booster.
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In one study, researchers concluded that diligently following the Mediterranean diet may help increase the chances of a successful pregnancy and birth for women undergoing in vitro fertilization.
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"Rudy and others on the president's team have made it clear they would like to work quickly and diligently and set the terms of an interview," Cobb said.
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Young men in particular, who can be difficult to bring in for face-to-face therapy, are often willing to work diligently on the computer and by phone.
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But just as Trump has "at least 20 Muslim friends," he also has French friends, who are diligently feeding him intelligence on the social issues blighting the country.
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" In his prepared remarks, Barr wrote that he intends to "diligently implement" the new law, although he stressed he wants to "keep the pressure on chronic, violent criminals.
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In one corner of the exhibition, a geometric dome has been built from car parts the artist diligently sourced from junk yards and melded together into interchangeable pieces.
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While she has an electric car now, Gellar says she used to diligently look up gas prices and drive as far as she needed to get the cheapest gas.
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Hundreds of thousands of punched cards diligently prepared is a feat impressive in and of itself, and one that paved the way in the field of the digital humanities.
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A health provider in Massachusetts was able to replace a man's 290 weekly in-home nurse visits with a CareCoach tablet, which diligently reminded him to take his medications.
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My partner and I had both become so used to diligently inputting data about our own lives, both personal and professional, that it seemed a logical thing to do.
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"By making this decision now, it enables our organization to use the rest of the season to diligently evaluate candidates with proven track records," Prokhorov said in the statement.
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Here's what happened when I took receipt of two-week supply of Forthglade's 100% natural food, its accompanying clean eating manual, and diligently locked away Dexter's favourite artificial treats.
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Diligently, screenshared on Discord and live on Twitch, we made our way through the Dark Souls III experience with the help of our dedicated community of watchers and commenters.
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We will be working diligently in the days and weeks ahead to make sure that the details of the transaction are presented to and fully understood by all shareholders.
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Maybe this is the fundamental reason why the left worked so diligently in the post-Vietnam era to chase the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) off of college campuses.
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Elissa Foster, Patagonia's senior manager of product responsibility, has been diligently working on this problem since before 2014, when she published the results of Patagonia's case study around polybags.
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Throughout the girls' trip to Solvang, California, Kent had made good on her promise to abstain from alcohol, diligently sipping water while her friends got sloshed at wine tastings.
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Working diligently to decide what a child would want and need, the two foster parents filled individual backpacks with soap, toothbrushes, a book, a journal, a blanket and more.
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Step two was to retune its visual sense by feeding it roughly 10,000 labeled images of ailing plants that Mehdi had diligently collected from the web, identified by disease.
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As you go about your daily internet business, it'll work diligently in the background to unblock websites, keep your data safe, and remove ads and trackers from your activity.
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There he was, out in the virtual wide open, diligently cranking out fictional footage of women through a machine-learning meat grinder and posting them to public porn forums.
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At one end of a long table, a veiled woman in her 20s worked diligently at a desktop computer next to a white man of about the same age.
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Younger savers who diligently put money away may also be vulnerable if they find themselves short on cash when they try to buy a home or face an emergency.
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"Our detectives are working diligently to bring the person or persons responsible for this heinous act to justice," Baton Rouge Police Department wrote in a Facebook post Friday morning.
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"Officer Owens was a treasured member of the RGSD family, who worked diligently to build positive relationships with scholars and staff," reads the statement, which was posted to Facebook.
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Certified financial planner Mike Keeler has a client, a retired teacher, who saved diligently for her golden years and will leave behind a sizable estate when she passes away.
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Low fees may lure investors but give private-equity firms insufficient incentives to manage the investments diligently; high fees could allow firms to siphon off most of investors' returns.
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You've been scrubbing it, cleansing with toner, and diligently applying the acne-fighting super lotion you bought off an infomercial when you were high at 3 AM last month.
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The match did not take: Last month, the Cuomo administration abruptly replaced Mr. Berlin, who, his lawyer says, was removed in retaliation for diligently reporting wrongdoing within the commission.
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To answer this question, let us take a look into the Kingdom's strategic components, which have been diligently put into focus by the deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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The district has also worked diligently over the summer to meet a new state law to provide trained law enforcement and security staff at all of our 234 campuses.
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As we continue to grieve, rest assured, that we are working diligently with our legal team to determine exactly what happened and why this police officer killed our son.
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"NGA works daily with state officials, election administrators and cybersecurity experts who, for many years, have worked diligently to secure our election systems against disruption or compromise," Virginia Gov.
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Republican members of the committee insist that they have been diligently reviewing files and asking questions about the 2012 terror attack in the Libyan city, which killed four Americans.
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"We have been working diligently to bring the sandwich back to our restaurants soon, as we know our guests are anxiously anticipating its return," Popeyes said in a statement.
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Those years obedient to time is money when it's space that's time, every tenant diligently building out the common night Jana Prikryl is the author of The After Party.
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He also suggested that both the NASA and Boeing contractor teams are working diligently to reduce costs and advance the schedule for the development and flights of the SLS.
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When Jin asks why she likes Saarinen's all-glass-façade bank, she repeats the same diligently memorized facts that we overheard a tour guide say earlier in the film.
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We spend an awful lot of time in school throughout our lifetimes, diligently studying and cramming and writing exams, all in the quest to be more intelligent human beings.
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She's spent the last eight years working diligently to get legislation requiring schools to teach child sex abuse prevention passed across the country—what's now known as Erin's Law.
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I would ride this wave of creativity, typing diligently away on my laptop for hours, trying to jot down the words as fast as they came to my brain.
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"Many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations," the author wrote in 2018.
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But de Blasio nonetheless diligently explained the role it can play in reducing crime, helping a wide range of communities, and reducing some of the disparities in criminal enforcement.
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This is a date Ms. Kaplan Jacoby can confirm with certainty because she diligently kept a journal entry of each one of the dates she and Mr. Messinger shared.
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CBP's acting commissioner, Mark Morgan, said in a statement Sunday that the agency is "working diligently to address the longer than usual delays" and several airports are already improving.
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Ms. Bullrich and other senior officials have said that the government is diligently searching for Mr. Maldonado, although she has questioned whether he was even present at the protest.
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These young people had spent their lives diligently preparing to enter the knowledge economy and became disillusioned when, after the financial crisis, it all seemed to be crashing down.
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It's easy to find beach bliss on the hotel's large stretch of white sand, or at the manicured pools where attendants diligently hand out ice water and cool towels.
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Like, you can try diligently to track this stuff down, but since you really ... 'cause you're not controlling the ads that show up on your site very often, right?
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"We are working diligently to get Mr. Abraham-Joseph out of detention while we work with the authorities to clear up any misunderstandings," Dina LaPolt said in a statement.
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Sun Kang Matsumoto, who joined the mission in '85, studied so diligently to master the new roles pressed upon her that her sons learned the spacecraft contours by osmosis.
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Such refusals by prosecutors to proceed diligently or at all contribute significantly to maintaining our two-tiered system of justice — one for the privileged and one for the rest.
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"The report is later than planned, but [the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs] is working diligently to issue the Draft 22019 report for public comment," the official said.
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"The Union City Police Department is diligently looking into the motive for this tragic incident ... Crime scene investigators have collected several items of evidence, including shell casings," police said.
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Pruitt's acknowledgment of the science comes after a year after taking the helm of the agency, during which time he has worked diligently to rollback critical public health safeguards.
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It could apply to those who've saved diligently over several decades and have relied primarily on Social Security and other retirement assets such as a pension for retirement income.
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In terms of the navy itself, China is still very far behind America, although the Chinese are diligently working on changing this state of affairs in the long term.
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"The team has been working diligently with the accumulated evidence and recently traveled to Arizona and then to Texas where McDonald is incarcerated for another crime," the release states.
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Front Burner As the local tomato season winds down, the frivolous grasshoppers among us who did not diligently can batches of them for winter dinners have a new resource.
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"Level One takes these allegations very seriously and is diligently working to conduct a full investigation of the nature, extent and ramifications of this alleged data exposure," he said.
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"Our data management teams are working diligently to restore normal operations and functionalities to these systems and hope to be back online in the very near future," he said.
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"Apple continues to work diligently in the area of firmware security, and we're always exploring ways to make our systems even more secure," the company said in a statement.
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He also thrives as a featured blocker (often lining up inline like a tight end) and a key play-action cog, diligently selling the run with patient and crafty releases.
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"[Our] detectives are still working diligently to tie up some lose ends and it is a possibility he could be responsible for other offenses," a Fort Worth police spokesperson says.
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"These are individuals - many of whom made mistakes at a young age - who have diligently worked to rehabilitate themselves while incarcerated," White House Counsel Neil Eggleston said in a statement.
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"I'm working diligently to become a successful model so I can provide a space and representation for Black, trans, and/or physically disabled bodies in the modeling industry," says Philip.
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The Koranic holdings from Turkey, for example, were diligently collected by members of the Ottoman ruling elite, who endowed their finest manuscripts to mosques, schools and tombs across the empire.
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Howard said in a statement late Tuesday night that it would not comment on ongoing litigation, but that the university is "committed to diligently investigating" sexual assault and harassment allegations.
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As Governor Brown works diligently to drive businesses away from California, Florida can partner in providing locations for job creators who are looking to grow jobs and opportunities for families.
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Jerry Brown and we are going to keep working as diligently and tirelessly as we can to get as much voters to turn out and vote for me next Tuesday.
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We are working diligently with LAPD and the Sheriff's Department to ensure that violence towards the Transgender community is taken seriously and there is an immediate response to these crimes.
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"I believe that hard work always pays off and I am working diligently to win more laurels for my country in the upcoming competitions," Chand told Reuters in an interview.
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In all of these cases, the process of restoring the collections has taken years of painstaking work by botanists and agronomists who diligently source seeds from banks around the world.
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According to real estate agent Jeff Jensen, it hasn't been on the housing market for over 30 years, and the photographs show how diligently the home has been cared for.
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Use diligently — and happy holidays: *In keeping with the premise of this article, please print this advice out and mail it via USPS First Class instead of sharing on Facebook.
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Recently, I was left alone to supervise a two-year-old child for roughly 120 minutes — I know the exact amount of time because I was watching the clock, diligently.
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He endorsed Goldwater, and diligently campaigned all over the country, trying to shore of down-ballot candidates threatened by the electoral tidal wave that crushed the Republican Party that year.
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SPEA said in a statement that its technicians had acted "properly and diligently" in overseeing the motorway network and their activity was controlled by both internal bodies and independent auditors.
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Roberts has diligently been filming Apple's new campus with a Phantom 3 Pro drone during the last year, and now he compiled the best moments into one six-minute video.
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When Porika and King found voters who said they were supporting Sanders they diligently noted it down, but said they didn't know of using "endorsement cards" like the Clinton campaign.
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You can adjust the cup shelf height, but you have to watch diligently: there's a chance your cup might slide right off due to the flimsy nature of the shelf.
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Say you're diligently saving money for your upcoming wedding, you plan to own your own business someday, and then in 40 years you want to retire to a beautiful farm.
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Both Abrams and Gillum have worked diligently to distance themselves from the socialist label, which remains politically toxic for many of the moderate and independent voters they're hoping to reach.
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Maybe a future Congress will surprise us and work as diligently on passing campaign finance reform as this Congress and the president did on passing the recently passed tax bill.
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"We are working diligently with authorities and third party experts and will share findings when we have completed the investigation," said a Samsung spokesperson in a statement to The Verge.
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And i have no doubt in retirement, he will get to fully enjoy the largesse of one of the wealthy masters for whom he worked so diligently while in office.
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Trinidad's Jack Warner, the former president of CONCACAF, worked diligently to assemble the small-island voting bloc that Blatter and Grondona would integrate into their political base and bribe network.
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The government has been working diligently to implement the fiscal and structural reforms encouraged by the IMF and others to overcome the effects of economic mismanagement by its populist predecessors.
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Before going into detail, Holmes said that "we take full responsibility for our lab operations and we're working diligently to rectify all our outstanding issues" at its Newark, California, lab.
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While the Trump administration has worked diligently to undo Obama's climate change policies, it nonetheless defended the HFC regulation in court and sent attorneys to argue the case in February.
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I diligently do my research almost every year and compare benefits and cost with other prevalent insurance companies to make sure that my choice of staying with Allstate is justified.
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"Department stores are diligently working to reinvigorate the traditional retail model with enhanced in-store experiences, seamless multi-channel shopping and product exclusives," Telsey said in a statement to CNBC.
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Even as his body was growing frail and he was experiencing pains in his back, he was working diligently to bring several projects to completion, according to friends and colleagues.
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Since China has not delivered on its commitment to help resolve the North Korea crisis, and has worked diligently instead to exacerbate it, the restraints on Western action have expired.
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There we were, diligently taking out a calendar to schedule sex around my ovulation cycle, with me hanging upside-down in a shoulder stand for 10 minutes after each go.
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Trump on Monday urged Americans to work diligently for 15 days to try to slow the spread of the virus by avoiding crowds and staying home for the most part.
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If the family had shattered in the wake of his release, he was diligently trying to put the pieces back together and carve out a place for himself among them.
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A spokeswoman for the home improvement chain said the increase in site visits was "causing some intermittent outages" and said that the company was "working diligently" to restore full functionality.
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In regards to ACE, EPA worked diligently to ensure we produced a solid rule, that we believe will be upheld in the courts, unlike the previous Administration's Clean Power Plan.
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Trump on Monday urged Americans to work diligently for 15 days to try to slow the spread of the virus by avoiding crowds and staying home for the most part.
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Yet to avoid the ensuing disease (called COVID-22020) which results in more severe cases than the flu, we now all know to diligently, if not obsessively, wash our hands.
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"We are working diligently with our interagency colleagues to determine what, if any, information or answers we can provide," wrote Paul Ney, the General Counsel of the Department of Defense.
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Mr. Mnuchin largely kept his answers general and vague on those subjects, but promised to work "diligently" to get up to speed in areas that are outside of his expertise.
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But every time one of those two families came into the office, doctors and nurses diligently reminded them: Today is as good a day as any to change your mind.
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"We thank the Treasury and IRS employees who have been working diligently to ensure the system is processing these returns efficiently," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement Friday.
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That, however, did not deter me: Though I would be just 16 before the start of the season, I diligently studied the material and passed the advanced I.R.S. qualification test.
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He stayed away from politics and diligently worked his way up from lowly jobs as a knitter to become the main owner of Giordano, a successful chain of clothing stores.
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Maher diligently traces Baloch's steps from her family home to an abusive marriage to the women's shelter where she resolves to leave her husband but also, permanently, her son, behind.
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Third in his bestiary are vulcans, who investigate politics with scientific objectivity, respect opposing points of view, and carefully adjust their opinions to the facts, which they seek out diligently.
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"My team even as we sit here is working diligently to find them and bring them to justice," the former Kansas lawmaker said, saying it a mission they pursue daily.
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The group said they think Pompeo could bring stability to the State Department, arguing he will work "diligently to restore the Department of State to its rightful place" if confirmed.
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The Wyndham Foundation Homeowner's Association has since been working diligently with Mr. Oulton to come to a resolution that is in the best interest of the resident and the community.
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Over a few years, I had diligently saved up thousands of dollars earmarked to be invested outside of a retirement account, but I hadn't put that cash to work yet.
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Hunched over 143-year-old sewing machines in a workshop in central Paris, milliners diligently stitch together straps of straw that grow into a spiral that grows into a hat.
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We know you've been inside all day, social distancing so diligently, catching up on all your favorite movies, and otherwise trying to remain healthy and positive during these trying times.
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No matter how diligently you pile on moisturizer, dry skin in winter is "almost inevitable," admits Dr. Sarah Dolder, a clinical instructor of dermatology at Columbia University in New York.
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Investors have generally been amenable to buying bonds from credits that diligently repaired their balance sheets over the past several months and are now on firmer grounds to withstand lower prices.
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In the memo,the company told employees its priorities are to "return the J.Crew brand to profitable growth" and "more diligently manage our balance of investments and expenses," the Journal reported.
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I invite every business leader across the nation to join me in fighting for a more democratic democracy for all Americans by supporting legislation and lawmakers working diligently toward that goal.
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Simply put, this client is a huge get for HHM — and it all traces back to Kim pounding the pavement, diligently placing calls to climb her way out of doc review.
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"President Trump and his Administration are working diligently to improve the lives of all Americans, including faith-based and LGBT communities," Deputy Press Secretary Lindsay Walters told BuzzFeed News by email.
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He said the United States had flouted nuclear and chemical weapons treaties, saying Moscow had diligently complied with the same pacts only to be repeatedly let down by the United States.
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" The official writes in the New York Times that he or she is one of many "working diligently from within to frustrate parts of [President Trump's] agenda and his worst inclinations.
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Our technical teams continue to work diligently to ensure services remain available and we are reviewing our internal processes and systems in order to prevent this from happening in the future.
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As far as her skin is concerned, the star says she swears by using toners, esthetician Christine Chin's skincare products, and washing her face diligently at least three times a day.
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Working diligently with him is Tepper and three other surgeons: Dr. Rani Nasser and Dr. Ajit Jada, both chief residents of neurosurgery, and Dr. Carrie Stern, senior resident of plastic surgery.
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In a new snap shared to Instagram by Willis' wife Emma Heming Willis, Bruce sits patiently while his 5½-year-old daughter Mabel Ray diligently decorates her dad's fingernails with stickers.
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"As a result, facility staff have diligently implemented all available infection control and prevention measures in order to protect the health and safety of the Wanaque Center's residents," center officials said.
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"It's no secret that the Russians have been working diligently... to try to persuade individual EU member states to object to the renewal of sanctions," Hammond told a committee of lawmakers.
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"These are individuals -- many of whom made mistakes at a young age -- who have diligently worked to rehabilitate themselves while incarcerated," White House Counsel Neil Eggleston wrote in the blog post.
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