Insisting on instituting this practice diverts scarce health care dollars.
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The tunnel diverts traffic that used to crawl through downtown.
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Talk of "due process" or criminality diverts us from these conversations.
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It diverts us from larger purposes and wears on our soul.
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It diverts resources to feed kids in the hardest-hit communities.
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Using an ambulance also diverts attention and resources from true emergencies.
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Movie violence also diverts attention from the fact that, since Sept.
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And wherever that attention diverts in real time is where it's needed.
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Debating "who bears responsibility for what" diverts us away from the more
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Empathy-politics, however, diverts otherwise good people from making real, effective reforms.
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His administration slips further into chaos; he diverts the discussion to her.
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"People want to recycle, it diverts items from going into landfills," Doherty said.
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Instead, the no-longer-neutral superhighway diverts traffic to your more established competitors.
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With whiskey distillation, this is where the process diverts from that of beer.
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It unnecessarily diverts energy and resources needed to revive an already battered economy.
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It not only diverts our attention from an unjust system but also perpetuates it.
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Australia diverts would-be refugees to grisly facilities on foreign island nations like Nauru.
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The meticulous deadpan of the performances diverts attention from the absurdity of the circumstances.
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It diverts limited time and resources from issues like China's rise or Russian aggression.
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Hakim said the program diverts personnel and resources from other areas that are more effective.
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In this case, it diverts attention away from his $25 million Trump University fraud settlement.
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Critics say it diverts money that would otherwise go to the state's public school system.
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The rush to invest, no matter the underlying economics, diverts entrepreneurial energy toward unviable business models.
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That stage is also one of several that diverts from the original when it comes to visuals.
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The skewed system diverts money from schools, clinics and infrastructure and lures people out of the workforce.
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They put her on the heart/lung bypass machine, which diverts the blood flow from the heart.
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New information on the Miss Wheeland investigation diverts Catherine's attention from the harrowing scene at the farm.
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VR and AR tinker with our reality — but AR enhances it, while VR diverts us from it.
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In the event of no majority, the decision diverts to the House, which would likely elect Trump.
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The way Irwin casually diverts Allen's attention by expounding on his surroundings is pretty hilarious in retrospect.
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That diverts the discussion from facts to name-calling, which is a game that nobody ever wins.
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It diverts anger toward Barack Obama and perpetuates the illusion that a Republican president might revive coal's fortunes.
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As well as excluding them from its website, the airport diverts passengers away from its own bus station.
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This diverts money away from Palestinian people, radicalizes them, and eliminates the possibility of durable peace with Israel.
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Further, Mr. Weisman implies that pro-Israel activism diverts attention from ensuring Jewish security in the United States.
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Along the route, the Roza Dam, built in 363, diverts the irrigation water that makes it all possible.
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His attention then diverts to making fun of the figure skating show, which we watch while falling asleep.
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The regime's determination to crush all nonviolent opposition diverts attention and resources from the fight against actual terrorists.
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But however haphazardly Bridget navigates the path to a fairy-tale ending, she never actually diverts from that path.
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Today, San Francisco diverts around 80 percent of waste away from landfills, putting it among the elite recycling cities.
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For example, New York only diverts about 21 percent of its waste and Chicago is at about 10 percent.
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Video "Union dues skimming diverts Medicaid funds from the very people that the program is supposed to help," Johnson said.
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However, some telecoms equipment firms such as Nokia and Ericsson could benefit if the Huawei clampdown diverts business to them.
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It diverts attention from actual pedophilia convictions and accusations in GOP ranks — Dennis Hastert, Roy Moore, the alleged enabler Rep.
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The budget makes about $820 million in recurring cuts and diverts $100 million from transportation and municipal revenue sharing funds.
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For religious conservatives, culture diverts black migrants from strict religious orthodoxy — even sub-Saharans who are Muslim aren't really Muslim.
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Rick says he can't remember much and diverts the question to ask how Aaron's doing after getting his arm amputated.
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But business executives are largely convinced that the cost of complying with rules diverts money that could be invested elsewhere.
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The growing caseload diverts the child welfare agency's attention from children and families in real need of support and care.
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Built by the Nabataeans, the tunnel diverts flash flood water to two large cisterns that supplied water to the city.
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It diverts your time and attention away from producing work that matters and toward convincing the world that you matter.
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Or they may have simply decided that reading such news diverts people's attention from the latest utterances of President Xi Jinping.
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Worst of all, the project diverts not only water but money and attention from China's real water problem: waste and pollution.
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In addition, he said companies build inventory for products and increase capital expenditures, which further diverts funds out of financial assets.
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Most important, focusing on small projects diverts attention from what's really needed to transform the country: major change in American policy.
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In season 3, the president diverts money from disaster relief to pay for a jobs program that Congress refused to fund.
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Both crises are placed on hold while she diverts herself by taking keepsake Polaroids of her parade of one-night stands.
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"A successful program is thought of as one which diverts, entertains, amuses, informs, or simply retains the interested attention," he added.
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When Mr. Roarke diverts an arrow that someone shoots at Carl, it plunges into a monument that spews plague-healing water.
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A recent study by U.S. Naval War College and Tel Aviv University scholars says China systematically hijacks and diverts U.S. internet traffic.
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Two more are anticipated in Cincinnati unless weather diverts them to the Shriners' fourth pediatric burn center in Sacramento, California, McCabe said.
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The problem is that while they are unwilling to spend money, it is a dangerous fantasy that diverts money away from Nato.
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Focusing on imagined external threats diverts attention from the local elites, who show scant regard for the well-being of the islanders.
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Hiring a team of data scientists and building a data lake is terribly expensive, and diverts valuable resources away from other priorities.
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The financial incentives to collect fines and fees and to seize assets also diverts law enforcement from addressing actual public safety concerns.
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He often diverts questions onto random or tangentially relevant topics, and it's hard to get a succinct answer to a straight question.
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We've seen it happen many times: Some seemingly delightful noncelebrity diverts the internet's attention from the more troubling news of the day.
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If the photos risk seeming repetitive, they are still compelling because they are oversize and stark and nothing else diverts the eye.
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The program at Mount Carmel Health System in Columbus, Ohio, diverts hundreds of costly emergency visits each month, says spokeswoman Samantha Irons.
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Drivetime believes its app helps keep drivers alert and diverts them from engaging in dangerous tasks on their smartphone, such as texting.
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Jupiter's immense gravity also diverts many asteroid and comets from potentially catastrophic collisions with Earth and the rest of the inner solar system.
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In one district of Deir ez-Zor the group has cut the number of religious policemen as it diverts men to the battlefront.
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ON MOST DAYS we publish an explainer that adds context to a story in the news, or diverts readers with something more whimsical.
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But the program has come under fire, including from people within the agency, who told the Globe it diverts resources from legitimate threats.
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It's within these narratives, and the character and inherent strangeness Casey gives to her objects, that she truly diverts to her own wavelength.
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The misguided promotion of wood for burning diverts funding from truly clean sources like solar and wind that really do combat climate change.
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The current tax code artificially reduces the value that small businesses can offer because it diverts their much needed earnings away to Washington.
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It is insulting to state and local law enforcement, and it diverts federal prosecutors from public safety threats that only they can tackle.
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The other issue is if your in-network hospital is at capacity and diverts you to an out-of-network facility, Graves said.
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Attacking specific media people, retweeting dubious material - now hurting the President because it diverts attention from his economic success & gives his enemies ammo.
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"It certainly diverts attention, negative attention, from the U.S. platforms," said Robert Atkinson, president and founder of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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"Food in the stomach diverts blood flow to the GI tract, and away from other muscles, putting them at risk for cramping," she says.
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In addition, it diverts attention to the important task of getting AI right, like making sure accurate data is entered into machine-learning algorithms.
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His schedule largely diverts him away from London, where he will spend only one night, allowing him to avoid protests planned in the city.
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It not only diverts attention from everything else that matters; it pushes people to internalize those particular narratives and ways of seeing the world.
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Anti-scavenging laws also help protect the fiscal health of communities, since scavenging activity diverts revenue from being credited to the community's balance sheet.
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Pointing to immigration as a significant economic harm diverts attention from the real source of economic distress for working Americans, which is income inequality.
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The floodway is designed for emergency flooding, and when operated, it diverts excess floodwater from the Mississippi to the Atchafalaya Basin, according to the Corps.
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She's been a stringent advocate for the voucher system, which teachers hate because it diverts money from the public school system to the private sector.
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Adam thinks the way that being gay became seen as part of a person's identity both mirrors and diverts from the challenges facing transgender people.
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Consider the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar, which offers similar feedback as this dial, but instead of simplifying things on-screen, it diverts your attention instead.
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The program is "not only obsolete" and "outdated," but diverts personnel and resources from other areas that are seen as more effective, the statement said.
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The clear signal, however, is that Zuckerberg intends to maintain control of Facebook even as he diverts most of his Facebook wealth to charitable causes.
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In order to keep King from skidding atop waxy cups, Cordani diverts to the station to grab his pal's water while the wounded warrior keeps running.
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Every once in a while, the White House tries to build momentum around a plan, releasing some vague outline before Trump diverts attention to something else.
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As Warren and her advisers see it, it's part of a larger strategy that diverts from past presidential campaigns that have prioritized spending on television ads.
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"A more likely venue might be additional Chinese demand as the country diverts demand to other more reliable trade partners such as the EU," he said.
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Its absurdly engorged military budget diverts hundreds of billions of dollars a year from the public weal to those who profit from the military-industrial complex.
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People need electricity, for instance, but when anyone who diverts electricity into a slum city is by definition a criminal, then criminals will fill that need.
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This process of "river piracy" — in which one stream captures and diverts another — appears to be the first example of river piracy observed in modern times.
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It could happen fast or it might take years, especially if the regime squeezes the general population and diverts all remaining economic resources for its purposes.
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Summer is when Saudi Arabia typically diverts oil from exports toward domestic use, to help generate electricity for air-conditioning during the Arabian Peninsula's searing heat.
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They argue that by starting cleanup efforts when trash has already made it into the ocean diverts attention from the real solutions: reducing, reusing, and recycling.
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It merely diverts attention and resources away from the real concerns and decreases our ability to take the most appropriate steps in keeping people healthy and safe.
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While the most immediate victims are brands who lose ad dollars to bots and other schemes, ad fraud also diverts revenue away from legitimate publishers and developers.
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They say it diverts money to agents and financial investors that would otherwise go to clubs and help sustain the vibrant competition that fans pay to see.
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Its resources are limited, so any expansive government investment in one, two or 10 sectors of its economy diverts resources from other sectors, threatening their future growth.
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A single, imprecise statistic generated more than a decade ago can suddenly proliferate, inciting panic and senseless hoarding that diverts resources from those who need them most.
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Thanks to bold public policy and educational initiatives, the city diverts about 260 percent of its waste from landfills, or more than 240 million tons every year.
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Even Spotify, which has the largest user base of all the streaming services, still diverts more than half its revenue back to the labels for licensing fees.
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There was a small clash in neighboring Gedo earlier this year, and what Hunter described as a "politically motivated offensive ... that diverts resources" from fighting al Shabaab.
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Another complication is that a nearly 50-year-old treaty between Mexico and the United States prevents any construction that obstructs or diverts the flow of the waterways.
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Cops will continue to use aggressive tactics against black residents while the city diverts ever more money from the things that need it, including reforming the police department.
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Many of the people on watch lists have an attenuated connection to terrorism at best, and their inclusion diverts attention and resources from people who pose real threats.
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"On this trip, we pioneered a southerly island hopping route with plentiful diverts to safely employ the MV-22s to or from MRF-D and Hawaii," Walters continued.
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If an individual diverts the nonprofit's funds for their personal benefit, that could be viewed as a potential scheme to defraud people who donated to the inaugural committee.
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However, she functions as yet another spectacle who diverts attention from the actions that President Trump takes to restrict the rights of vulnerable groups and attack the media.
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The FedEx manager with knowledge of the incident said the blast appeared to have been set off by a mechanical arm that diverts packages along a conveyer belt.
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Widespread news coverage of Mr. Temer's arrest diverts attention from a series of scandals involving Mr. Bolsonaro's family and leaders of his party, which have hurt his popularity.
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The former lures attackers and records details about them, while the latter diverts malicious traffic into a sort of digital black hole and away from its intended target.
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Produced by the adrenal glands when stimulated by the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, cortisol diverts other bodily functions to permit a quick, effective response to stress or danger.
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She says this desire diverts their attention from the much more important issue, which is why we permit astronomical levels of inequality, and how we can change this.
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While the program claims it has had a positive impact on students and successfully diverts them from the justice system, students involved in YAT report a different experience.
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But it's helpful to remember that the bindings and the buildings are ultimately just delivery mechanisms for the actual stuff, the content that diverts, subverts, stimulates and enlightens.
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"Recycling facilities have equipment that removes small pieces of plastic and diverts it to landfill, where it takes hundreds if not thousands of years to biodegrade," she says.
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Later, construction of a bypass channel for Dam 2 — which must be preserved because it diverts water to a Wilmington treatment plant — is expected to cost $1.4 million.
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Outside, where the distant white glaciers of the Rwenzori Mountains loomed in ghostly silhouette, Mr. de Merode strode along a narrow channel that diverts water into the powerhouse.
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"Corruption diverts public resources intended for development and we understand, therefore, the anger of many Namibians on the ongoing allegations of corruption in the fishing industry," Geingob said.
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"Corruption diverts public resources intended for development and we understand, therefore, the anger of many Namibians on the ongoing allegations of corruption in the fishing industry," Geingob said.
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REPREVE fabric, made from post-consumer, recycled plastic bottles, diverts more than 5 million plastic bottles from landfill annually and was recently introduced in the new F-150.
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That's why a handful of states like Oregon are launching programs that automatically enroll workers in a plan that diverts 5% of their earnings into an individual retirement account.
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The crisis has had a knock-on effect on other programs as Rolls diverts production capacity from the similar Trent 7000 engine, resulting in delays to the Airbus A330neo.
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But the spectacle on Pennsylvania Avenue diverts attention from an arguably more consequential matter; namely, who now speaks for the values and the institutions of a liberal democratic country?
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In a Ponzi scheme, the perpetrator generally takes money from one set of investors to pay off others, often earlier investors or simply diverts the proceeds for private gain.
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The Bonnet Carre Spillway, a man-made sluice about 30 miles upriver from New Orleans that diverts water to Lake Pontchartrain, is not put into service in most years.
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And when we give women advice for dealing with this problem, it burdens them to fix something that isn't their fault and diverts time and energy from their work.
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Australia is staring down a difficult choice: Can the country keep delivering on the promise of universal coverage even as it diverts resources to preserve a struggling private option?
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Chapman diverts our attention away from the wretchedness that we all fear, and the humiliation we all know, and normalizes the act of asking others for things we need.
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In a Ponzi scheme, the perpetrator generally takes money from one set of investors to pay off others, often earlier investors, or simply diverts the proceeds for private gain.
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Relegating Hitler to a symbol is a rhetorical palliative that diverts attention from those aspects of his pathology that cling to the very idea of pursuing and maintaining power.
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But in many cases, scientists are finding that constant photo taking actually diminishes our ability to recall our experiences, diverts our attention, and takes us out of the moment.
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And I think, to the extent that the president sort of diverts attention to himself, takes the wind out to have sails of their cohesion on the anti- Russian front.
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I don't want to pour cold water on everything and I'm not dismissing Musk's concerns, but focusing on the extremes diverts attention away from these very real and present dilemmas.
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Today, I and many others are working on the new Poor People's Campaign, recognizing that endless war diverts both our troops' lives and our nation's resources into a tragic pursuit.
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While Berg often diverts too much attention to the bombast of the tragedy itself, somehow through the fireballs and falling debris, Rodriguez delivers the most grounded performance in the picture.
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"It's mind-boggling that groups claiming to represent the best interest of those students are instead defending the bureaucracy that diverts much-needed funding away from the classrooms," she said.
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This diverts the corn supply away from its many uses in food preparation, from corn we eat to livestock feed to the corn syrup in almost every processed food product.
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When anyone makes false claims to police, it not only diverts resources away from serious investigations but it makes it more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward.
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After all, how can anyone like someone who diverts detective hours away from solving actual crimes or goes on "Good Morning America" to chastise people who doubted his fictitious claims?
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Caleb Newquist, the head of content for payroll manager Gusto, which services 225,6403 small businesses across the United States, diverts his own pay into three accounts: spending, saving and investing.
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Well, I think the talk of a "shadow war" diverts from the real issue because it focuses attention on some coherent, organized bureaucratic or institutional campaign to oppose the president.
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Australian foreign aid to PNG is budgeted to hit a record A$572 million this year as Canberra diverts more capital to the Pacific at the expense of other regions.
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By unknown means, such infection permanently diverts immune cells called dendritic cells from their normal homes in lymph nodes and to the wall of the gut, where they cause sustained inflammation.
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Dano is boyish and lost, and he and Tilly have a disturbing sexual dynamic that makes him less bored and diverts her from her dreary life with her prison guard husband.
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Three other works are by Kaikei (active around 1183-1223), including an impressively fierce yet calm representation of a seated, sword bearing Fudo Myoo, a deity who diverts anger toward salvation.
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Sean Chou, Catalytic co-founder and CEO, says there are a couple of ways his company's solution diverts from his competition, which includes companies like Blue Prism, Automation Anywhere and UIPath.
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"To accept another amendment that weakens the argument, or diverts the message of the argument, which is the baby in the womb is a person, dilutes the whole message," Collins said.
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Some landlords do not want tenants renting out rooms because of increased wear and potential liability, and affordable housing activists worry the service diverts units out of the regular housing stock.
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I'm thinking about the way energy moves through the composition and creating portals in the same way that Wile E. Coyote throws a black hole and diverts someone to another dimension.
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Portugal's strength so far in this tournament has not been Ronaldo, for all his potential, for all that might blossom in the final week, for all that his very presence diverts defenders.
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A stronger greenback and rising U.S. bond yields squeezes dollar borrowers, diverts capital from countries that need it most towards the United States, and hits companies whose cost base is in dollars.
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The Detector mainly diverts icebergs not to protect shipping but to shield five offshore oil platforms on the Grand Banks, 300km (200 miles) east of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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In March, the U.S. Federal Reserve barred Leissner and Ng from the banking industry for their involvement in "a scheme that illegally diverts billions of dollars from a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund".
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Astrology diverts attention away from the very real influences of the planets, primarily their gravitational effects on one another that cause real changes in the shapes, sizes, and tilts of their orbits.
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To decrease double parking that obstructs bike lanes, Lyft is piloting a geo-fenced program that diverts to a dedicated location outside of traffic flow drivers' pick-ups and drop-offs for passengers.
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Tim Leissner and Roger Ng have been barred from the banking industry for their involvement in "a scheme that illegally diverts billions of dollars from a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund," the Fed said.
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Not only does this slow down patients' recovery, it also diverts resources to cover costly acute care that might instead be devoted to longer-term interventions designed to improve patients' quality of life.
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"We are responsible for managing the fuel state of all aircraft in their flight during tactical ferries of assets from location to another with minimal or no viable diverts," said US Marine Capt.
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Smart European sanctions would target the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), whose corrupt grip on the country's economy diverts funds away from the Iranian people and to terror and war in the region.
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Lopez Obrador took office in December with ambitions to build a $8 billion refinery, but ratings agencies and investors are concerned this diverts funds away from its more profitable exploration and production business.
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FRONT PAGE The Interpreter column on Saturday about countries that have taken steps to skirt global refugee rules misstated the name of one of the islands to which Australia diverts would-be refugees.
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You have a strong desire to be your lover's favorite, but if you aren't mindful of consciously working with your insecurities, you may get a bit catty when someone diverts attention from you.
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But in this success lies a peril: a "done deal" mentality that diverts attention to other priorities, treats implementation as a mere technical or bureaucratic exercise, and fails to remedy its inevitable hitches.
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There has been resistance by parents, worried about their children taking precious time away from academics, as well as fear that splurging on foreign stars diverts money and attention from fostering homegrown talent.
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A source familiar said this document will likely find its way to local reporters, groups and Democrats in battleground states as Trump diverts funds from the military to pay for his border wall.
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But as Australia, the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter, diverts grain for internal use, Asian flour millers are locking in record volumes of wheat from rival producers to make up for the shortfall.
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The state has also rolled out comprehensive public education efforts Vermont also hatched a program called Rapid Intervention Community Court that diverts low-level drug offenders from prison if they agree to get treatment.
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S. business schools are locked in a dysfunctional competition for media rankings that diverts resources from long-term knowledge creation, which earned them global preeminence, into short-term strategies aimed at improving their rankings.
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The 3,600 megawatt Tricastin nuclear plant - part of one of France's largest nuclear sites - is located several meters below the DonzEere-Mondragon canal, which diverts water from the Rhone river to cool the reactors.
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Robert Lee and Louisa Chen launched a program in New York City that takes restaurant food that would otherwise be tossed out and diverts it to the hungry at homeless shelters and food kitchens.
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It drains our bank accounts and our political will, diverts our attention away from the true powerbrokers, and focuses our energy instead on petty corporate scandals and fights over the moral superiority of vegans.
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Tesla is delaying its semi truck unveiling by more than two weeks, as the company diverts resources toward fixing Model 3 bottlenecks and producing more batteries for Puerto Rico and other areas in need.
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The denim is made at its LEED gold-certified facility that uses 31% less energy and 50% water than conventional buildings and diverts 95% of its waste away from landfills, according to the company.
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Local school board members protested that Steamboat's existing TIF-funded ski mountain URA (hardly a focal point of disease and crime) already diverts over $400,000 per year in local property taxes from the district.
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Holly Harris, the executive director of the Justice Action Network, enlisted Jenkins to write a letter of support for a program in Ohio that diverts nonviolent drug offenders from prison to community treatment programs.
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"High-minded sort?" sounds like we're looking for a big thinker, but that question mark diverts us and we wind up with an AVIATOR, who certainly takes his or her mind high when flying.
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Timing is also important as the longer the negotiations are stretched out, the more this diverts attention from what's needed in both the UK and the rest of Europe to enhance productivity and growth.
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Although agency's budget is large, its resources are finite, and given that fewer than 6900% of investigator-initiated grants are funded, the support of trivial or wrong-headed projects diverts money from important research.
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"When anyone makes false claims to police, it not only diverts resources away from serious investigations but it makes it more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward," Harris wrote on Twitter.
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But that has not been enough for ring dealers who want the exchange to stop pushing electronic trading because they say it diverts liquidity from the floor where benchmarks used around the world are set.
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" Neil Newhouse, a veteran Republican pollster, said that Trump's challenge is that "he is not able to stay on a message -- he diverts, he freelances and doesn't have the discipline to stay on a message.
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A deferred prosecution agreement or DPA is a contract between a person or a corporation charged with a criminal act and the prosecuting authority, which diverts the case out of the formal criminal justice system.
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Instead of putting people with opioid addiction behind bars, federal courts should implement — and states and local governments should be incentivized to implement — a system that diverts them into community-based treatment and support services.
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The Democratic fixation on upscale white suburbs also distorts policies and diverts resources that could generate higher turnout among nonwhite voting blocs that are crucial to the party's fortunes and too often taken for granted.
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His half-interested presence compels them into destructive, flirty one-upmanship, especially after a hurricane diverts their plane to St. Louis (not the best-timed plot point) and they run into Ryan at their hotel.
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Moreover, Israel's natural gas discoveries enables an increase in the volumes of water that Israel produces by desalination and, thus, the amount it diverts to Jordan, which helps to meet the needs of the refugees.
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I talked to folks at Recology, which handles most of the recycling for San Francisco, probably one of the most enlightened recycling programs in America (it diverts more than 80 percent of waste away from landfills).
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It's the assumption of many people around Trump, and perhaps the president himself, that these outbursts are cost-free: It gets the media in a tizzy, and diverts attention from current problems to a new cliffhanger.
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Inevitable delay is when an unavoidable situation pops up: think when a plane is delayed due to bad weather or a child is ill and that diverts your attention from the task you're attempting to complete.
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While Menendez is still favored to win, the closeness of the race has forced national Democrats to spend millions on the race, which diverts resources needed for more competitive Senate battlegrounds where Trump is more popular.
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Though it's sometimes dismissed as a frivolous distraction that diverts attention from more significant issues, what we see on TV, the people we idolize, and the movies in our theaters all inform the way we think.
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Critics say it's a solution that diverts attention away from the real challenge, which is finding a way for the world to drastically reduce the amount of man-made carbon that its pumping into the atmosphere.
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Instead, it diverts law enforcement efforts from investigating those who work to exploit vulnerable individuals in a broad spectrum of labor including domestic, agricultural, and factory workers, as well as those forced to engage in sex work.
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Although the latter is pursuing a bold reform agenda, punctuated this week by a dramatic leadership shake-up, the former copes by flexing its geopolitical muscles in a way that successfully diverts from economic worries at home.
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Mauritius's reputation as a tax haven, as well as rising inequality among its residents, have lately drawn media scrutiny, with one investigative report alleging that the government's use of tax treaties diverts tax revenue from poorer nations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's busiest liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal, South Hook, is seeking to broaden its sources of supply as robust Asian demand diverts cargoes from Qatar - the world's biggest exporter and the terminal's majority shareholder.
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" But in her Facebook post on Thursday, she said a false claim to the police "not only diverts resources away from serious investigations but it makes it more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward.
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The delays come as the Trump administration tightens scrutiny of applications, diverts staff from reviewing them and introduces proposals likely to make it more difficult, and cumbersome, for green-card holders to qualify and complete the process.
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TMZ is not following their every fuck-up Justin Bieber style, Inside Edition doesn't run segments on their partying problems, CNN, who even diverts into gossip territory on a slow news day, hasn't even touched them, thank god.
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The danger of such a marketing strategy is that it diverts parents' attention away from poor nutrition, making parents "feel better" by focusing more on the "energy out" side of the weight gain equation than considering energy intake.
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The danger of such a marketing strategy is that it diverts parents' attention away from poor nutrition, making parents "feel better" by focusing more on the "energy out" side of the weight gain equation than considering energy intake.
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"When anyone makes false claims to police, it not only diverts resources away from serious investigations but it makes it more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward," she said in a statement at the time.
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Like a family redirecting this year's income to pay the credit card bill for last year's expenses, every dollar we spend paying for our massive debt diverts money away from priorities like education, scientific research and our military.
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Knowing the number of people living in poverty has major implications for policymakers and nonprofit providers alike, but centering the discussion on numbers diverts from focusing on the realities faced by many of our fellow Americans every day.
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From Susan Sarandon greeting refugees on the coast of Greece, to Leonardo DiCaprio jetting around the world to protest climate change, the high-profile activism of Hollywood celebrities diverts us, but seems to present no threat to society.
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Obesity may not be spread by bacteria, but it is communicated in a social sense, not least through the commercial promotion of unhealthy food and by misleading language that diverts attention from the underlying toxicity of these products.
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The complaint, filed at the federal court in Greenbelt, says in part that the Trump International Hotel in Washington diverts customers from businesses that the District of Columbia or Maryland license, tax or own, depriving them of revenue.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is considering further cuts to the annual cap on refugees as it diverts caseworkers to handle asylum claims from Central American families at the southern U.S. border, a senior official said on Friday.
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LONDON, May 18 (Reuters) - Britain's busiest liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal, South Hook, is seeking to broaden its sources of supply as robust Asian demand diverts cargoes from Qatar - the world's biggest exporter and the terminal's majority shareholder.
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When a college diverts scarce financial aid dollars from the poor to the rich as merit aid, low-income students suffer -- increasing the enormous gap in attendance that already exists between income groups at America's top colleges and universities.
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The Pentagon said on Wednesday it would pull funding from 127 Defense Department projects, including schools and daycare centers for military families, as it diverts $3.6 billion to fund President Donald Trump's wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Modern slavery is too often seen mainly as a criminal issue, according to experts who say this diverts focus from cultural factors such as caste, globalization and the rise of informal work, and attitudes towards and policies around migration.
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For now, undelivered jets continue to crowd the tarmac in Toulouse as Pratt & Whitney diverts engines from the production line to a pool of spares to supply airlines that are having to take engines out of service for early maintenance.
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"Barry" isn't above dabbling lightly in psychobabble; at one point, a conversation between a crime boss from Chechnya and his Bolivian counterpart diverts to talk of "The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom," an Oprah-approved guide to happiness.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The benefits of raising Japan's sales tax again outweigh the negatives, even if Prime Minister Shinzo Abe diverts some of the additional revenue to education and welfare, an official at ratings agency Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Wednesday it would pull funding from 127 Defense Department projects, including schools and daycare centers for military families, as it diverts $3.6 billion to fund President Donald Trump's wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Poland has developed many gas infrastructure projects based on the assumptions that demand for gas will rise from the current 19 billion cubic metres (bcm) annually as it will be using it as a transitional fuel when it diverts from coal.
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And while 61% of independents disapprove of the president and 59% support the congressional inquiry, the poll suggested that they may be turned off if the hearings devolve into a hyper-partisan spectacle that diverts lawmakers' attention from other business.
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This wasteful spending diverts attention and resources from urgent security challenges and promotes a militarized foreign policy that has done more harm than good The essential fact overlooked today is that our principal strategic challenges are no longer military in nature.
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Like Ozzie Guillen, he diverts the attention away from his players, but Joe does it in a safer way; where Ozzie's honesty was too gaudy, Joe's common sense challenges to tired norms is like the baseball world's first electricity demonstration.
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More from TravelPulse: Your Flying Attire Could Score a Seat Upgrade Police Wanted to Arrest Korean Air CEO Flight Diverts to Canada, Kick Offs Drunk Passenger FBI Checks Out Sexy Strangers on Delta Flight The New Longest US Nonstop Flight Costs How Much?
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Both VR and AR tinker with our reality — but AR enhances it, while VR diverts us from it, which is why the latter will come to the fore in 2017, with its promise of contextual data for marketers and utility for consumers.
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Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), ranking member on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, said Republicans slipped a provision into the 2013 budget deal that diverts a portion of the revenue raised from the passenger security fee – about $1.2 billion per year – to deficit reduction.
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While this is a necessary part of gun violence prevention and something we addressed in Colorado, mental health funding is only part of the solution and diverts us from the real issue: increased gun ownership is associated with higher rates of homicide.
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Over the last year, the Center for Court Innovation has worked with NYPD and several prosecutors' offices to create Project Reset, which diverts 16- and 17-year-old "adult criminals" arrested on low-level charges to restorative justice programs instead of court.
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FT notes that the eurozone economy has had 14 consecutive quarters of growth, the unemployment rate has returned to single digits, and economic sentiment is the strongest its been in 6 years — which diverts from common criticism that Europe's economy is underperforming.
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The Pentagon said on Wednesday it would pull funding from 127 Defense Department projects abroad and at home, including schools and daycare centers for military families, as it diverts $3.6 billion to pay for President Donald Trump's wall along the U.S. border.
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Had the F.A.A. not granted the exemptions, suppliers of medical kits "would be exacerbating the nationwide shortage by procuring drugs that are not likely to be used, which diverts usable lifesaving drugs" from ambulances, emergency medical workers and hospitals, an agency statement said.
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Apple can theoretically comply with the data extraction request there, but is refusing to do so on two bases: extracting data from devices diverts manpower and resources, and that the government is trying to use a wide application of the All Writs Act of 1789.
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At issue was $2 billion in financing provided through the IFC 'Private Sector Window'—a facility that diverts World Bank funding for low-interest loans provided to governments in the world's poorest countries and uses it to support private firms in those countries instead.
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The Transportation Security Administration is considering removing passenger screening at up to 93 small and medium-size airports in the U.S. The move, the risks of which are currently being researched by the agency, drastically diverts from its 29-year record of increasing protections for flyers.
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"While Hillary Clinton 'distracts and diverts' attention away from her horrific record with negative advertisements that lack substance, our campaign plans on promoting the positive energy that has turned Mr. Trump's campaign into a full-fledged movement," senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement.
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The daily Dennik N, which was first to report that Fico was in surgery, quoted a hospital source as saying he had a double bypass, a procedure that diverts the flow of blood around a section of a blocked or partially blocked artery in the heart.
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The warning is part of a coordinated campaign by the administration to persuade banks and corporations around the world to sever all commercial ties with Iran, not only because of looming American sanctions but also because it says Tehran diverts even seemingly innocuous transactions toward illicit ends.
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In August, two state senators introduced Philadelphia-specific legislation that would impose two-year minimum prison sentences on those convicted of possessing a gun in public in the city without a license to carry—exactly the kinds of defendants Krasner now diverts out of the justice system.
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"This causes real harm to children because it diverts attention, hope and resources," said Dr. Matthew Siegel, a child psychiatrist at Maine Behavioral Healthcare and associate professor at Tufts School of Medicine, who co-wrote autism practice standards for the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Every year, the Puerto Rican Government sets aside hundreds of millions in sales tax revenue and diverts it into a trust set up to pay off bondholders of COFINA, a public corporation created in 2006 for the sole-purpose of issuing bonds backed by the island's sales tax.
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"The questionable assertion that they had their own specific training requirements diverts attention away from the likely truth of the matter: that they were neither qualified under agency policy to certify pilots flying the 737 Max nor to assess pilot training on procedures and maneuvers," the report states.
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On Monday, a Texas border town and some of the state's biggest cities will ask a U.S. federal judge to halt the state law known as Senate Bill 4, arguing it is unconstitutional, violates human rights and illegally diverts police resources from fighting local crime to enforcing U.S. immigration law.
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Arnot said the apparent "biological trade-off" is that it would be pointlessly costly to invest energy in the ovulation process if a women is having little or no sex and is hence unlikely to fall pregnant, so the body diverts energy resources into protecting and caring for existing offspring.
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Fifteen miles from my hotel is the border with Mexico, a boundary now marked by barbed wire that loops around the edges of the All-American Canal, an elaborate, 80-mile long aqueduct that diverts water from Colorado to irrigate farmland that would otherwise get around three inches of rain per year.
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"We are going to be extremely careful that this announced disengagement from the United States and a possible offensive by Turkey does not create a dangerous maneuver that diverts from the goal we all pursue - the fight against Islamic State - and which is dangerous for the local population," Florence Parly told reporters in northern France.
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By some estimates, as many as 90 percent of distance runners, cyclists and triathletes experience occasional bloating, cramps, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms during or immediately after exercise, in part because the exertion diverts blood and fluids from the digestive system to areas of the body where they are needed more pressingly, such as the leg muscles.
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"Repair is an important frontier for several reasons: it creates local jobs that are at risk from monopolization; it diverts waste from landfills; it increases the longevity and value of our property, and creates secondary markets that benefit people with low incomes—making it key to bridging the digital divide in an age of mass inequality," Doctorow argues.
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Because the book (by the late Marshall and J.F. Lawton) almost never diverts from the film script, Barks and Karl have little to do other than be charming, as they slot into roles that are so embedded within the cultural lexicon that much of the audience will likely take notice of what makes it into the stage version and what doesn't.
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On Thinking Out Loud he diverts slightly from the traditional trap sounds of KoM to create a more refined and accessible picture of his life, collaborating with other big names like Ty Dolla Sign and DRAM for bangers that feel more club-ready than his previous output, while still delivering the invigorating narratives that have become a staple of his appeal.
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But Knight unfortunately diverts our attention with two in loco parentis adults: Coach Patricia Fink, who has been brought over from the basketball team to oversee the production of "The Phantom of Thornton Hall" even though her tendency is to send the cast members "off to run laps," and Mr. Bishop, the charismatic but anxious American history teacher who strikes up a kinship with Lenore when she unexpectedly blurts out the secret of her pregnancy.
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