Drafts Drafts is the glue that keeps my entire system together.
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I went through drafts and drafts of puzzles that Will and Joel didn't like.
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Instagram has also added a new "manage" button to your drafts section, where you can remove drafts you no longer want to work on.
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After the upload is done, it takes 15 minutes to publish all your posts with the correct timestamps and convert your Medium drafts to WordPress drafts.
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I wrote 12 drafts of "Don't Think Twice," 14 drafts of my first movie, "Sleepwalk With Me," and worked on my first one-man show for six years.
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However, if you really need to use drafts in a browser, you can use third-party social-media managers such as Hootsuite, which save and store drafts on their own platforms.
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However, if you really need to use drafts in a browser, you can use third-party social-media managers such as Hootsuite, which save and store drafts on their own platforms.
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He'd scrawl notes with his initials — MFB — on drafts.
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When you're all set with your email template, hit Run Mail Merge to send out the emails, or hit Only Create Drafts to save the emails as drafts that you can send later.
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When the research had filled in the blanks, he compiled first drafts in longhand, second and third and fourth drafts, too, and on a Smith-Corona Electra 2200, writing 213,21986 words a day.
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Now we're looking for players valued highly in average drafts.
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He just delivered first drafts, and they all fit perfectly.
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The question depends on how the administration drafts the order.
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It even automatically paginates your drafts to the Hollywood standard.
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I wonder what his Drafts section of Twitter looks like.
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And now you can listen to those formative rough drafts.
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Notebooks have hosted the rough drafts of successive intellectual revolutions.
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You can even attach files to your drafts as well.
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At long last, you can save drafts of a post.
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Gray was the third overall pick a few drafts ago.
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To be fair, some of the drafts aren't that bad.
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Ahead are a collection of John Mayer's latest Twitter drafts.
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Not odd, just an oversight on my part after drafts.
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But early drafts of the list gave some students pause.
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Was she writing two drafts, one for either possible outcome?
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It took me four drafts to get the story right.
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I wrote it actually very quickly, the first few drafts.
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Flowers was the ninth overall pick just two drafts ago.
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There are some surviving drafts, at the University of Illinois.
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Now he is working on drafts of two separate bills.
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Some of the stories and plays are drafts, at best.
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The Commission oversees EU budgets, trade policy, and drafts laws.
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And that's a problem, because expansion drafts are the best.
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The report cited five examples, including times Comey sent himself drafts of testimony he planned to deliver to Congress and drafts of bureau-wide updates he planned to send to mark milestones during the year.
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It writes many of Mr Xi's speeches and drafts party documents.
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They could send message drafts or even photos on Sam's behalf.
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I literally love my Tumblr Drafts… #TS27 #TS24isComing #ts23theories #TaylorSwift pic.twitter.
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You know, outflows in emerging markets, down drafts in emerging markets.
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It went through many drafts until we arrived at something understandable.
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Harder-line drafts were watered down during years of political wrangling.
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That was true for both first drafts and final, published versions.
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It's fair to say that Baalke's drafts have seen some misfortune.
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Drafts of the Labour Party's manifesto were leaked to several newspapers.
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The agency has posted drafts of Schedules 10403, 2 and 3.
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But history goes through many drafts before it hits the shelves.
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"You cannot compare our drafts," an AL scouting director told me.
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Ginsburg told Totenberg that she reviewed the script's first three drafts.
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Through first drafts and revisions, her views on her mom evolved.
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Instagram is finally making drafts an official part of the app.
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That's right: We need to start holding NHL alumni game drafts.
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I have several hundred advance readers who read my early drafts.
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Updated drafts of the executive order have been circulating for months.
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He's currently going in the second or third round in drafts.
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Drafts compelling content for the Earthjustice blog, website and print materials.
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Tennessee drafts Corey Davis and signs Johnathan Cyprien and Logan Ryan.
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Most are notes from meetings, drafts of stories, and interview transcripts.
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Always. But that's the rule for all early drafts of history.
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Ring proposed several agreement terms that were removed in later drafts.
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Nine Duke underclassmen were selected in the past four N.B.A. drafts.
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You are old when an essay of reminiscence takes 84 drafts.
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So basically Republicans are just 21 drafts away from breaking even.
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Writer Jack Thorne said it took 46 drafts to get right.
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Stephens had worked through multiple drafts of her letter to Rost.
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Early drafts of plays, plays he wrote but never got produced.
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The report contains several examples, including times Comey sent himself drafts of a testimony he planned to deliver to Congress and drafts of bureau-wide updates he planned to send to mark milestones during the year.
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This bar has $2 drafts, half-off appetizers, and half-off burgers.
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And for some drafts, I had him doing it all the way.
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I spent my freshman year turning in overwrought drafts of short stories.
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According to McCullah, Legally Blonde went through three drafts before being greenlit.
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The studies are drafts that haven't yet been reviewed by outside scientists.
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"The last couple of drafts have been much more productive," Mara said.
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February 2016: Uber drafts a term sheet in preparation to acquire Otto.
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At $3.993, Drafts 4 isn't cheap, but it's an insanely powerful app.
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Thanks to my executive coach, Cameron Yarbrough, for reading drafts of this.
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The bedrock of all good pieces of writing is 10 bad drafts.
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So with one of the drafts, we folded it into the story.
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The belching pocket square crisis of drafts past appears to have abated.
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The decision is likely to come down to which team drafts him.
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These heavy sandbags did the trick of protecting the interior from drafts.
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That's like saying, 'Honey, that breakup email was from my drafts folder.
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Drafts will fly between chambers from now until the end of June.
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At Guantánamo, I drew in a notebook with a pen: No drafts.
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Her unpublished poems and drafts have appeared; also her prose and letters.
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"There are possible drafts that various people are writing," Nadler said Sunday.
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European efforts to alter earlier drafts of the legislation apparently bore results.
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In 10 drafts from 2008 to 2017, the Giants selected 70 players.
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While the limit on raises for those earning more than $425,000 was included in early drafts of the legislation, the pay cuts for America's highest earners only showed up in drafts circulated when the text was nearly final.
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Six of the top 10 running backs selected in fantasy drafts are among the top 10 in total fantasy points for the position, and five of the top six fantasy receivers were among the top 12 taken in drafts.
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Early drafts were seen by businesses and former CFIUS officials as too draconian.
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Plus, thanks to automatic project saving and drafts, you'll never lose your work.
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Among the files she deleted were articles she had written, including her drafts.
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Q. Do you follow the mock drafts to see where you're being placed?
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These included cablegrams, memorandums, drafts of policy papers, instructions, transcripts and the like.
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Early drafts of the mitigation plans are circulated among elected and other officials.
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Thanks to Mike Freedman and Andrew Staller for reading drafts of this article.
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Leaked drafts of the order would require federal agencies to follow the framework.
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As mini-biographies, these obits undergo layers of drafts, rewrites and close edits.
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Students turned the outline into rough drafts, adhering to the 450-word limit.
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He then drafts an email to Frank, but we don't see the contents.
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Everything I've produced on stage or screen went through 10 or 20 drafts.
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Law clerks work closely with judges, often preparing first drafts of judicial opinions.
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She has commented by email on drafts of all eight of his scripts.
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Thanks to Elad Gil and Denton Xu for reviewing drafts of this article.
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Highlighting can be helpful when reading articles, editing drafts, or proofreading others' work.
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Some, she writes, gave her input on earlier drafts; some are completely fictional.
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The script went through twelve drafts, and that joke was in all twelve.
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The new legislation was toned down from previous drafts, which were more radical.
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Miami is setting itself up to be a major player in upcoming drafts.
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Instead, he has fallen to the second round of many fantasy football drafts.
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Colbert claims to have obtained the early drafts of Trump's letter firing Comey.
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In the initial drafts, he's a much more competent character, much more purposeful.
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Ensuing drafts included illustrations of items from the memoir: books, coins, chess pieces.
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Both jump around in time to display earlier drafts of Smith's characters' personalities.
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The drafts he sent them would come back "all slashed up," Comey recalled.
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You initiated this project, writing it on spec and doing many, many drafts.
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This is why you see so many drafts in the mix right now.
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And we have drafts written by our writers of episodes two and three.
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Called "preprints," these study drafts are often nearly identical to finished, published studies.
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The problem is that these study drafts have not yet been peer-reviewed.
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So I went through maybe three or four more drafts until late 2015.
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It took me successive drafts to talk about certain things in my life.
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As the name implies, the show makes a fantasy drafts out of, well, everything.
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"I'm appreciative that people are watching," Higgins said when informed about fans conducting drafts.
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Chrome, too, started supporting the new protocol (based on earlier drafts) in version 65.
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On The Hub, students frequently post drafts of their work, asking for candid feedback.
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One possibility is that the White House is publishing older drafts of executive orders.
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With cloud connectivity, it's ridiculously easy to edit drafts downloaded from the the typewriter.
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Despite multiple drafts and proposals over the past two years, the bill never advanced.
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All NANC and SWG records, report, transcripts, minutes, working papers, drafts studies, agenda, etc.
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Early drafts of the budget in the House of Representatives would not increase deficits.
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As with most first drafts, both of those efforts left something to be desired.
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The pair also went through several drafts with gynaecologists from the Bulgarian Midwives Association.
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And you can save drafts for later if you make changes before you upload.
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Weinstein has been posting excerpts of cut drafts from The Simpsons on Twitter recently.
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Its pace is frenetic, and despite multiple drafts of tracklists, its sequencing is thoughtless.
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Mock drafts certainly didn't have both quarterbacks going 23.80-13 before the trade-up.
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Thanks to Christopher Warren, Vika Zafrin, and Nechama Weingart for comments on earlier drafts.
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Thanks to Andy Dunn and Philip Krim for reviewing early drafts of this post.
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Many mock drafts predict he will be selected in the first round next month.
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Subsequent drafts have been circulating, as the administration has been working to revise it.
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To overcome this formidable obstacle, she wrote 20 different drafts before finalizing her essay.
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But at heart, the new bankruptcy plans are quite similar to the prior drafts.
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That commission, though lesser known, usually writes first drafts of far-reaching global treaties.
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Anti-European voices may also be heard in the Commission, which drafts EU laws.
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I love reading his early drafts and trying to poke holes in his arguments.
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The overlapping code only appears in early drafts of Wanna Cry released in February.
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It really was one of the best first drafts I've ever read of anything.
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" Petra didn't read it, but she saw "the interviews and a couple of drafts.
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And those weren't the only boxes that contained letters, memoranda, reports, speech drafts, etc.
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How many more NBA drafts will the cable networks be able to put on?
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The first rule: Drafts would only be read out loud, not circulated in print.
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Amid drafts of poems is a page with a sketch of her dog Flush.
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More than any other famous person of his stature, he shares his rough drafts.
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"Based on earlier drafts of it, I don't like it at all," Lee said.
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The team had a top-three pick in each of the last four drafts.
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The title is "Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box: Uncollected Poems, Drafts, and Fragments."
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Or, at the very least, burying it in our drafts while we cool off.
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One of the most useful of the new features is support for Message Drafts.
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He dressed in bespoke suits, carried three cellphones and held court at N.B.A. drafts.
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This puzzle required several drafts after Will first expressed his enthusiasm for the theme.
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He also stripped them of high picks in future MLB drafts of upcoming talent.
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It's not the most popular form of fantasy football, but auction drafts are common.
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"I've never written so many drafts of anything in my life," Mr. Nicholls said.
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You can find drafts of posts in the Facebook app on your Android device.
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Here&aposs how to access your page&aposs drafts using the Android Facebook app.
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But sending out first drafts is the literary equivalent of walking around without pants.
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You can delete drafts on Instagram if you no longer want to keep them.
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They had been close artistic collaborators, sharing drafts and producing each other's recording sessions.
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After some eight or nine drafts, I pronounced it dead and turned to fiction.
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Still, mock drafts universally show Bosa being selected with one of the first picks.
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The drafts also show that differences in some areas are widening rather than narrowing.
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They log on and write in the drafts So it's never transmitted over any servers.
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Three editors worked with me through several more drafts, and Dunn vetted the story again.
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As such, what tends to drive drafts is teams' desperation to find the next quarterback.
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I've already written a handful of drafts in Simplenote on my iPhone in the past.
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The pirates were added at Roddenberry's insistence and Scotty never dealt drugs in any drafts.
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Head here to take a look at some of the other drafts of the Doodle.
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I send out the email for partner organizations that has been sitting in my drafts.
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I'm on novel number four and they never get easier to write, especially first drafts.
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Thanks to Parul Singh, Elizabeth Condon and Alyssa Rosenzweig for reviewing drafts of this post.
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The One-against-Two debate has been the story of the last few NBA drafts.
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"All of the Senate health care discussion drafts have failed to address these concerns adequately."
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And notice how sticker packs sit alongside third-party apps like Drafts, Rex or IMDb.
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Two of the drafts discussed in parliament on Thursday had been enrolled by citizen's initiatives.
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The finance ministry scrutinises the requests and trims them when it drafts the budget plan.
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Then, in 2724, two more drafts returned to the House, and Sanders voted against those.
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I did so many drafts of some scenes that I could recite them, I think.
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Thanks to Mike Freedman, Jamie Cuffe and Nitin Chopra for reading drafts of this article.
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Just like the rest of us, John Mayer is guilty of having embarrassing Twitter drafts.
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Drafts of the executive order have leaked since the first days of the Trump administration.
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Inside were hundreds of pages of drafts of poems, plus Murray's evocative letters and stories.
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In its early drafts, the bill clearly defined the crime as a violation of privacy.
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The Defense Department Inspector General's office told The Hill it does not comment on drafts.
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Oh my god this tweet has been sitting in my drafts for WAY TOO LONG!!!!!!!
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When the British invaded Virginia in 1781, Virginians rioted to resist Patriot drafts of militiamen.
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I wanted to figure out where to draft him in my upcoming fantasy football drafts.
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Guests have reported cold drafts and mysterious glowing orbs crossing the hotel room after midnight.
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Obama and Ms. Hurwitz traded drafts of Monday's speech several times in the last week.
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He's going a little high in fantasy drafts on the back of two huge games.
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She wrote 20 different drafts of her essay before she was happy with the product.
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Then, in 543, two more drafts returned to the House, and Sanders voted against those.
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The company frequently does this for new features, like the recently discovered edit drafts option.
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The drafts contain notes in the margin and suggested changes signed "AEB," Blair's full initials.
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Coveney said negotiators were working to find "sensible wording", drafts of which were being exchanged.
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Athens and its lenders had been exchanging drafts on agreed and proposed reforms for days.
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Drafts of proposed Chinese laws are typically released to domestic and foreign companies for comment.
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The group has presented several drafts to the government, but legislation has yet to pass.
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Michael Hawkins: We trashed many drafts of the layout before we arrived at this one.
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While you're changing out the screens for glass, check your windows and doors for drafts.
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The Baltimore Ravens led the way, with all five of their drafts hitting that mark.
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The drafts that leaked to journalists included changes scrawled in looping handwriting in the margins.
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She said it greatly improved her productivity, though she still writes her drafts on paper.
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The three Republican allies demanded that Horowitz provide all past drafts of the report. Sen.
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It also appears to illustrate the clumsiness with which the Trump administration drafts federal policies.
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The Republican caucus does not have any extra bill drafts floating around at this point.
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"It all depends on who drafts me and what's best for my development," he said.
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Yesterday In Styles In which we look back at our own rough drafts of history.
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I've kept a few old paper drafts as curios, but I don't keep paper anymore.
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Now that archives are largely digital, are writers keeping more — more drafts, more abandoned projects?
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The drafts for the lost aria have been thoroughly examined, some of them provisionally transcribed.
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More than a half-dozen drafts circulated as aides scrambled to prepare for the speech.
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Drafts of his executive orders floated around the city for days before he signed them.
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Reduce drafts and lower heating costs by insulating the roof, walls, window sashes and doorframes.
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"Damon does the drafts, and we put it in a format," Ken Morris told me.
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Some of those drafts have maybe 20 pages are changed—but they're 20 important pages.
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If it drafts and approves any, they will move to the full House of Representatives.
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I sent rough drafts to a few people and the basic feedback I got helped.
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Bosch was constantly reworking his paintings, covering over or wiping out whole scenes from earlier drafts.
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Writing on Fred's stationary, she drafts up a permit for the Martha to visit the hospital.
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Carolina received C Aleksi Saarela and second-round picks in the next two drafts in return.
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Thanks to Daniel Hu, Neil Mehta, Scott Montgomerie, Don Mosites, and Justin Waldron for reading drafts.
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Still, Wattpad novels are essentially first drafts and require major changes when (and if) they're published.
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I think I did four drafts on that, and Tom is currently working on a screenplay.
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If you spend any time editing other writers' drafts, Suggested Edits is a game-changing feature.
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Serena asks June to help her edit the drafts of laws she's written as Fred. Men!
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Educated at Oxford and Harvard, he often writes the first drafts of his papers in English.
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His papers hold screenplay drafts, memos to actors about their characters, his life's correspondence, and more.
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Vessels with drafts under 32 feet may still pass through the channel, the Coast Guard said.
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Especially amidst the icy drafts of swinging restaurant doors and bodies smushed between crowded coat racks.
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Director Colin Trevorrow and screenwriter Derek Connolly had written previous drafts of the Episode IX script.
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Damore began circulating early drafts of the memo within Google in June, according to the lawsuit.
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"It was developed, reviewed, and vetted by our nation's top scientists through multiple drafts," she added.
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At that point, he'd quickly mix it and throw it in a pile with other drafts.
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"I show them the drafts, and they're like, 'That rhyme has got to go,'" Spivack laughed.
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After confirming the drafts, he then uses various types of drawing ink on Saunders watercolor paper.
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Early drafts rankled those stakeholders with a section on federal alignment that has since been removed.
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They had public hearings, multiple drafts of different bills, they kept negotiating, even worked into Christmas.
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But, its current approval rating outshines both legislative drafts currently championed by Republican leadership in Congress.
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He hit from 20 feet, scored an and-one, and tossed in a couple rough drafts.
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All-night deals include $7 margaritas, $9003 Dos Equis drafts, $5 Patron shots and $8 quesadillas.
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Early drafts suggested that European tax authorities will look at overall revenue and not just profit.
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The strategy went through multiple drafts early in 2017 before languishing in the National Security Council.
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In drafts of the summit communique, the United States was pushing to water down the language.
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Meanwhile, I have taken the story through 11 more drafts and sent it to my agent.
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I finished entire drafts with pages left blank where I'd put the naughty bits in later.
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While the early drafts are often rough and unfinished, there is always a path to improvement.
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As Tony drafts a letter to his wife one afternoon, Shirley throws him a scornful glance.
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In original drafts of the Republican Senate bill, Mnuchin had wide discretion in overseeing that money.
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The papers offered at auction by his family are the leftovers, the scraps, the rough drafts.
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Most notably she has shorn the poems of punctuation, as Lorca sometimes did in his drafts.
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Despite his impressive camp and preseason play, Benjamin was still overlooked in many drafts this summer.
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Every TV show needs ten drafts of each script, directors, editors, permissions for locations, set designers.
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He told us that we should never keep drafts, that they would only hold us back.
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Food delivery workers came and went, while gaps in the doors and walls allowed drafts in.
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McPhee and his staff have been meticulously preparing for the big day through monthly mock drafts.
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Me dodging Iran's bullets, after Trump drafts me to fight for World War 3 #WWIII pic.twitter.
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Drafts of the national emergency order have already been circulating among White House aides and lawyers.
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Drafts of the executive orders or declarations have been circulating for weeks inside the West Wing.
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"We do lots of TikToks together, and she puts them in drafts," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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T, announces the formation of a new school track team and drafts Joseph to its ranks.
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For the first time, I've walked away from half-finished drafts of writing that didn't flow.
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And they can use the app for deleting or expiring posts, rescheduling posts or publishing drafts.
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The NDRC also drafts laws on economic restructuring and the economy's opening to the outside world.
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However, that language could mean it's possible Bolton shared earlier "drafts" but not the finalized manuscript.
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He said he has already reviewed some drafts of legislation that could go before the committee.
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It was not clear whether the government will change the drafts before presenting them to Congress.
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She always gave me early drafts of her reports, despite her organization's rules against doing so.
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The reduction targets for power plants were also lowered slightly compared to earlier drafts, it showed.
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The drafts are slated for consideration by the full board at a meeting early next year.
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Refinery29: Did the character of Julia change at all throughout the different drafts of the scripts?
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One of the drafts, reviewed by CNN, was recently produced to Congress with the email chain.
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The five-paragraph statement went through multiple drafts, according to two people involved in the process.
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One of Instagram&aposs most handy tools for frequent posters is the ability to create drafts.
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"Whether the final bills look like House and Senate drafts is yet to be determined," he added.
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But I end up writing a new comprehensive draft of our individual drafts, and they seem appeased.
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We order an organic margarita pizza with two drafts of Maui Brewing Company beer, all for $20.
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First drafts would go through policy experts and back to the President for final edits or approval.
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When I was writing the book I was sending drafts every day to my friend Logan [Sachon].
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Most games can generously be described as rough drafts, but are sold for $40 to $60. Understandable!
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After multiple drafts of it, we still had it sitting in a place where it wasn't working.
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Sanders also wants more of a say on the 15-person committee that drafts the party's platform.
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Initial drafts of the bill would have applied to a much larger share of the prison population.
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Talk of an update started in the 1980s, with the first of many drafts appearing in 1993.
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Women, it seems, had to improve their drafts to get their research published, whereas men did not.
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In 1961 Soviet censors not only banned the book but seized the manuscript and all Grossman's drafts.
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But white papers and drafts, while full of bold declarations and hard science, are not official standards.
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Those drafts are not yet widely available, but each legislator has a history of anti-abortion positions.
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These drafts have been posted for public comments and feedback, which can be submitted for 60 days.
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No matter your favorite drafts this weekend, the team spent a considerable amount of time vetting them.
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You do not need (or want) all the drafts created, reviewed and edited leading up to publication.
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In short, Hensarling is now contending that the CFPB faces additional restrictions on how it drafts regulations.
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That news kicked expansion talk into overdrive, with everything from history lessons to mock drafts popping up.
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"Those drafts existed in a world where they hadn't shot a frame of Ant-Man," McFeely explained.
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That letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray sought all drafts of Comey's final statement by September 13.
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Could you imagine, on the other hand, a universe where Lonzo's Instagram drafts have such a structure?
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You might find the odd scrapheap guy having a decent season, but his drafts have been bad.
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Here is a look at the newest members of the N.F.L. who are relevant to fantasy drafts.
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The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal previously reported on earlier drafts of the executive order.
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The younger Mr. Cuomo was deeply involved in that speech as it evolved through dozens of drafts.
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Obama's edits, handwritten in the margins of the drafts or sent to the group in an email.
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This would ensure that lawmakers would actually read the drafts in their entirety before voting on them.
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Reuters reviewed drafts dated February 2013 and March 2013, and asked Spiegelhalter and Tarone to examine them.
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I use Drafts to get these thoughts recorded quickly, but Bear is the place they call home.
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When I draw on a large panel, I draw the scene directly, mostly without making any drafts.
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The initial drafts of the regulation also proposed prohibiting drivers from working with more than one company.
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And how could so much paper not feel like scraps, drafts, sorry attempts unzapped into virtual existence?
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IARC does not encourage participants to retain working drafts of documents after the related (report) is published.
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Drafts of the studies have been shared with donors whose opinions have then helped shape final reports.
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The following day, the Lifestyles students brought their drafts and completed them with their Empire State partners.
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At a hearing Thursday before a House health subcommittee, Republicans revealed four "discussion drafts" of potential bills.
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Even then, they barely made it: two of their drafts were right on the 3.00 GPA nose.
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Also, it would not help her sleep, because I chisel all my first drafts into stone, loudly.
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On Friday morning, Dr. Bennett found himself going through drafts of his writing to update its language.
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Social Security advocates criticized efforts to cut payroll taxes included in earlier drafts of the landmark legislation.
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Monteith notes that supplemental drafts could be added to the proposal before the final rules are published.
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Vakoch and his collaborators have been working with Freudenthal's language in their early drafts for the message.
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I used to compose my work on paper, revise on the computer and save the initial drafts.
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I'm the kind of writer who thinks on the page, and never do fewer than 20 drafts.
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Since its first week in office, the administration has internally circulated various drafts of a detention order.
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And it looks like this year's mock drafts may bear even less resemblance to reality than usual.
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Oddly enough, this year's uncertain draft comes as mock drafts have been improving, at least a bit.
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The Dolphins have five first-round picks and four second-round picks over the next two drafts.
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The panel has returned to stakeholders with several drafts, and sources characterized staff as open to criticism.
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If someone does woodworking, the garage isn't just seasonal, and it can eliminate drafts in your house.
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" Art just isn't worth that much ," Bishop wrote, in uncharacteristic italics, after reading drafts of the poems.
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The new version of the House Republican bill makes several changes to earlier drafts of the legislation.
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Our story went through dozens of drafts, as we tried to make an enormously complicated subject clear.
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When drafts of opinions are circulated among the nine chambers, they are closely held within the building.
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Tap on the photo(s) or video(s) that you&aposd like to delete from your drafts.
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The amount of potentially relevant files, emails, memos, notes, articles, rulings, drafts and public statements is gargantuan.
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She said she had made changes to drafts of Park's speeches in the early days of her presidency.
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Obama returned the drafts with heavy annotations, writing his changes in a tightly compressed scrawl on the margins.
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Over at ThinkProgress, Joe Romm has a great rundown of some of the more notable changes between drafts.
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But Anders says that's nothing compared to earlier drafts, which really went overboard on the pop culture elements.
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She agonized over what to say in the letter, wrote several drafts and sought input from her therapist.
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EU officials said those guidelines would be drafts circulated to the governments of the other 27 member states.
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Do not store them as temporary drafts in another email account that could be easily accessed (see above).
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It's like Kanye saved his best tweets in the Drafts section to whip out during this cover questionnaire.
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Once considered a sure top-24 pick, he has drifted downward a bit according to many mock drafts.
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As a child, I would try to draw the drafts of the interior on my father's drafting table.
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He then worked under Mr. Luhnow, who oversaw the Cardinals' drafts until leaving for Houston in December 2011.
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It's basically a digital version of the famous red pen that print editors used on drafts for decades.
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That's when I work on whatever book I'm in the middle of, whether it's edits or first drafts.
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Obama worked with White House speechwriter Cody Keenan on the address for three weeks, going through six drafts.
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Hooters began informally hosting drafts more than 211 years ago, according to Carl Sweat, Hooters' chief marketing officer.
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The ESPYS are upon us, and Kim drafts Michael Costello to help her style a look for Caitlyn.
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That lawyer drafts the purchase document, accepts the down payment, does a title search and records the deed.
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Both are expected to be first-round WNBA drafts, and both made the first-team All-Big-Ten.
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"This is exactly why we publish working drafts: to solicit constructive feedback and improve our work," he wrote.
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Carter was in early drafts of "Infinity War" that were trimmed out to better serve the larger story.
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If it finds any, it can upload them for you as drafts, so no bite goes to waste.
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The city's subway system gets in the spirit by annually serving drafts and cocktails at their ticket kiosks.
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The Commission said in a statement that the measures contained improvements from previous drafts but were still problematic.
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The documents included drafts of speeches, calendars and notes from his time on the campaign, the source said.
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While the final draft contained few major surprises based on earlier drafts, its basic components already impressed experts.
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Short said he expects the CBO score on the latest drafts in the next seven to 10 days.
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Trouble is, my desktop, like yours perhaps, is my workspace, containing hundreds of screenshots, drafts, photos, and videos.
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The EPA withheld the drafts of the directive, but it appears that staffers were receptive to Beck's objections.
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No. The artist scrapped the original drafts after concerns that Mr. Trudeau's bare chest might be too risqué.
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One big change: the role of the Department of Defense in cybersecurity has diminished in subsequent leaked drafts.
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The last two drafts have been held in Chicago after years of being held in New York City.
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The Education Ministry unveiled the drafts of the new textbooks on Monday, asking for feedback from the public.
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Key witnesses so far haven't seen drafts or portions relevant to their testimony, according to lawyers representing them.
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In fact, early drafts of the space shuttle program actually called for reusable first and second stage rockets.
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And listening to the end result compared to the first drafts, the amount we'd strip away was ridiculous.
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Medium has been a good citizen as it lets you export your posts and drafts as a convenient .
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That's where he began writing early drafts, and why there are parallels with battle scenes from the war.
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" Strong replied, "I'd have to write a strong worded email and send it straight to my drafts folder.
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None of the findings are particularly novel, and drafts of the reports have been in circulation since January.
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They feel at once raw and ruthlessly condensed, as if their first drafts were three times as long.
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The Browns' abysmal past two seasons earned them the No. 1 overall pick in the last two drafts.
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Its defensive talent base has atrophied over the past few seasons, undermined by meager drafts and stagnated development.
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US Army Recruiting Command, which does not initiate or manage drafts, issued a statement debunking the false texts.
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Now that I compose on the computer, there's only ever one extant version, and no drafts at all.
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I'd been working on the book for a couple of years, sending drafts back and forth to Susan.
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That the writer knows and recalls these drafts, even if dimly, has an invisible effect of its own.
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"I send drafts all over Washington D.C. that aren't signed to get people's input and feedback," Milley said.
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I read and edit the drafts for content as well as for English usage and then return them.
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I read and edit the drafts for content as well as for English usage and then return them.
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For the next two years, Milch worked through drafts of a story that was both new and old.
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In earlier drafts it was De Havillard, which I think came about because I liked Olivia De Havilland.
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The indictment said Ms. Veselnitskaya exchanged emails with a senior Russian prosecutor, attaching drafts with edits and comments.
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They will be eliminated in 2018, rather than this year as the House proposed in earlier leaked drafts.
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There were definitely some drafts of stories where I was like, Yeah, I can't go there, go back.
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When I'm reading the documents and these drafts, it kept going through my mind, 'This is not right.
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I didn't realize that I'd have to go through 100 drafts beyond that, but it was all additive.
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The President and Keenan went through at least four drafts of the farewell speech, an official told CNN Tuesday.
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The drafts will likely include specific targets for GDP growth, inflation, trade, employment and the budget - including defence spending.
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Many even have their own Bachelor drafts and brackets, which are readily available to fill out or print online.
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Instead, a committee of outside scientists drafts a set of goals and recommendations in what's called a decadal survey.
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He is also known for a half century of nearly mystical recording techniques, favoring rough drafts and first takes.
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For a piece of day-to-day web journalism, it's generally two drafts, three at most, sometimes just one.
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It only protects "predecisional" material that is "deliberative" in nature, like drafts of materials and policy recommendations to superiors.
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Musk's lawyers included emails and drafts of the original settlement in Friday's filing that Musk had reportedly turned down.
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I can almost hear the purr of Kris' iPhone keyboard as she drafts out her big reveal email now.
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The drafts will likely include specific targets for GDP growth, inflation, trade, employment and the budget - including defense spending.
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In fact, I feel sorry for those who read early drafts of the script, because they were really bad.
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The full cost of immediate repairs won't be clear until a monitor is appointed and drafts an emergency plan.
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Bahrain drafts its budget plans in two-year periods, implying the kingdom would eliminate its deficit within six years.
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Comey deliberated with his deputies into Thursday night about exactly what to say, generating multiple drafts of his letter.
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The service, which first began testing drafts last month, is now making the feature available to all its users.
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The numbers in Thursday's budget could differ from those early drafts but some agencies would take a big hit.
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To make the deal possible, however, congressional committees need to craft and release discussion drafts of viable options soon.
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So for the last few weeks and until Vegas drafts their team, George McPhee is holding all the cards.
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But a few leaks are legitimately big deals, like the documents that are allegedly drafts of potential executive orders.
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For instance, we learn that Mr Lucas's early drafts were heavily inspired by Kurosawa's "The Hidden Fortress" from 1958.
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We have all of the timing, the drafts of the memo, and the dates and times of the edits.
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Instagram is now letting users save drafts of their photo edits so they can come back to them later.
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These take work, and she'd go through half a dozen verbal drafts before getting one where she wanted it.
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After multiple rounds of drafts and eliminations, the company landed on eight pieces, conceptualized and crowdsourced by its customers.
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Behind that monster line, Elliott should perform more like the first-round fantasy pick he was in most drafts.
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"They came up against Barnier's staircase," one senior EU official said of how the drafts were transformed since Oct.
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Nearly a decade later, the same fate befell drafts of his only novel, " The Middle of the Journey " (1947).
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In the last five NBA drafts, 84 percent of the top 10 selections who played college basketball were black.
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Let's head back to June 16, 1990 in Vancouver, and one of the better entry drafts in NHL history.
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New, but not final, drafts of those rules were released on Thursday night and will continue to be revised.
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LIESMAN: SO OUR CNBC RAPID UPDATE WHICH WE TAKE A MEDIAN OF ALL THE TRACKING DRAFTS IS AT 1.5.
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These productions are mostly represented here on paper, via rough drafts, scripts, programs, notebooks, correspondence and sketches for sets.
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Fantasy football is a big deal and with the season rapidly approaching, fantasy drafts are starting to pick up.
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In other instances, front offices just whiff in deep drafts, as the Pistons did in 2003 with Darko Milicic.
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Young is a probable top-five pick this June but did not appear on most preseason mock N.B.A. drafts.
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Congress and the Reagan administration worked across party lines, produced numerous drafts, held many hearings and struck countless compromises.
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Well, the rest of the world drafts off of the innovation generated by the profits of the United States.
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The stimulus package, which went through multiple drafts, gained bipartisan support with a 96-0 vote in the Senate.
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Iowa has offloaded the job to the nonpartisan state agency that drafts bills and performs other services for legislators.
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They have yet to put their thousand-plus videos through the wringer, so for now I'm seeing first drafts.
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Some of them have come from Sampha, whose first two EPs felt like rough drafts, airy wisps of melody.
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Another option is to write the email and leave it in your drafts folder to send during the workday.
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Graves held private hearings on hacking back and released discussion drafts of the bill dating back to early 2016.
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"All of the Senate healthcare discussion drafts have failed to address these concerns adequately," the West Virginia senator said.
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What kind of a man drafts a false statement for his own son about a matter under criminal investigation?
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Students determine when they need to schedule deadlines for drafts and Table Share meetings with peers to get feedback.
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"President Donald J. Trump read early drafts of the bill and negotiated regarding critical elements of it," it said.
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Mr. Deutsch said he had also given drafts of his bill to lawmakers in other states considering similar measures.
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According to early drafts, at least a third of emissions from air travel would not have to be offset.
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The emergency ban will remain in place while the state's Department of Public Health drafts new regulations, Baker said.
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He wants to try all the local drafts, but it's a Friday and I can't be swayed from bourbon.
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Because these court orders are a specialized legal area, make sure the attorney who drafts it has some expertise.
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But the White House also has drafts based on the shutdown being over — or well into its sixth week.
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Earlier drafts of the law had proposed fining people 1,000 or 5,000 rubles, a fraction of the final figure.
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It was me saying I would no longer agree to look at drafts of speeches or anything like that.
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Earlier bill drafts capped the exemption at 90 percent of current premiums, but the final version eliminated that proposal.
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But he is unusually involved in different drafts and updates, and he has a familiarity with the changing versions.
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The exhibition mainly relies on the display of written materials, such as telegrams, booklets, letters, and highly annotated drafts.
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Experts on the executive order drafting process say the Trump administration drafts have been unusually rough and plagued with errors.
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Lucas was certainly interested in religion already, but was struggling to express his spirituality in early drafts of Star Wars.
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The administration had produced a series of drafts soon after the inauguration that leaked, circulated, provoked criticism, and motivated refinements.
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I feel like I overthink pitch emails way too much and write a million drafts before I finally press send.
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The drafts, which included sweeping changes to Mexico's criminal law, led to an outcry among rights groups and a rethink.
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In a previous statement, the office distanced itself from the drafts and said Gertz had not signed off on them.
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Previous drafts stipulated criminal punishment for officials who violated the law and a last-minute revision has strengthened those clauses.
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For the director, that means studying the script as the first drafts come in to prepare for what lies ahead.
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For a look at earlier drafts of today's Doodle, designed by British artist Louise Pomeroy, head to Google's Doodle Blog.
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The drafts were biting off more than you could put into a movie, and it felt all over the place.
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During the 2016 and 2017 drafts, 80 underclassmen who were advised to stay in school by the CAC declared anyway.
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Companies were also mandated to repatriate 60 percent of export revenues to Congo, up from 40 percent in earlier drafts.
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In each of five drafts under General Manager Sandy Alderson, the Mets used their first pick on a position player.
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She left "no outlines, notes about characters, drafts scribbled over with revisions and additions" or any other such tantalising clues.
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Beijing lawyer Zhao Zhanling said many clauses in the published drafts were against existing laws, on top of employment discrimination.
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The bills scrap a controversial Republican proposal in earlier drafts that would have started taxing some employer-sponsored health insurance.
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In fact, theScore now has an eSports news app, and major tournaments even offer fantasy drafts on websites like smash.gg.
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Drafts of the executive order have been circulating as the White House has solicited feedback from industry leaders and others.
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You can also use templates for faster replies, send emails later and share drafts to get another pair of eyes.
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Kill two drafts before your reuben shows up, then let that bad boy soak on the walk back to work.
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On Tuesday, the full moon in boisterous Sagittarius tempts you to fire off every problematic tweet in your drafts folder.
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It turns out that early drafts of the Jewish state's founding document borrowed liberally from the American Declaration of Independence.
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The House, like a grand jury, collects evidence, hears testimony, and drafts articles of impeachment — or charges — against the president.
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Sources close to EPA leadership said that early drafts of the order would have instructed the department review the finding.
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Drafts or portions of the report are usually shared with witnesses to get responses before the report is made final.
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But on Wednesday afternoon, Trump signed two executive orders on immigration that word-for-word matched the drafts we'd received.
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The reason NFL writers arrive at a "consensus" mock draft every year is that everyone reads everyone else's mock drafts!
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Facebook will collect feedback on the drafts for seven days and, depending on what it hears, revise further, Sherman said.
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Since 403, his glass has been filled with drafts he brewed himself, exclusively using a local African grain called sorghum.
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"I've been amending the drafts big-league," Mr. Trump said in an interview in his Manhattan office before the convention.
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In the displays of drafts, the exhibit gets behind the finished walls to expose the gears of his poem-making.
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He became such close friends with Fidel Castro that he would show the Cuban leader drafts of his unpublished books.
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The executive order went through various further drafts, eventually being pared to little more than repealing Mr. Obama's defunct directive.
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Many of the pages, she added, are difficult to read: "They're mostly working drafts and sketches," not intended for posterity.
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In 2018, the Interior Department accidentally made public emails that included drafts of presidential proclamations overturning the Obama-era designation.
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I got them to keep the wintertime drafts out but they also happened to render my bedroom almost pitch black.
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The program comes with its own set of default folders — like Inbox, Drafts, Sent, for starters — that you can't delete.
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Drawing on rare exclusive interviews with the justices, he then drafts vivid portraits of them and of the court dynamics.
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Still, the proposals will begin to take shape between now and April, when the first drafts are expected to emerge.
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Wilson worked on several new drafts of the screenplay, but nothing happened with them and there was still no director.
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The SAB then discusses the drafts and determines whether or not the report is an accurate summary of the science.
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The private sector has anxiously awaited the release of an updated executive order, drafts of which have circulated for weeks.
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The text still contains some wording in brackets, denoting it has yet to be agreed, but less than previous drafts.
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There were no internal polls; just Mr. Bloomberg and a speechwriter who carefully pored over several drafts of the apology.
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Some read that claim as disputing the Times's reporting that Bolton had "circulated" drafts of a manuscript to close associates.
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Since the articles of impeachment we saw Tuesday were just drafts, lawmakers will use these sessions to finalize the text.
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For example, an employer could establish a process by which your email drafts are saved even if they're never sent.
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Corker said there will be two drafts of the bill provided on Thursday, one with the amendment and one without.
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First drafts are never good, but damn, Milo Yiannopoulos, WTF kind of book manuscript did you file to Simon & Schuster?
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When the proposed drafts clash in tone or substance, a president may still side with both, necessitating two separate statements.
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However, Trump will be allowed to be represented when the Judiciary Committee drafts impeachment articles in the next few weeks.
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Ms. Lochhead studied painting and drawing, but she also wrote initial drafts of her first poetry collection in the library.
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The initial drafts of the document overstated the degree to which the NSA's IG invited whistleblowers to report legal violations.
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All of his post–Almost Famous movies have their moments, but they often feel jumbled together from multiple screenplay drafts.
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Though Potter went on to write at least three drafts of the story, she never got around to illustrating it fully.
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Pransky: I think that's where some of the mistakes were made in earlier drafts, where [they] were projection-based too far.
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Google Docs is the home of my story drafts, my half-finished zombie novel, and a running tally of my finances.
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However, the legislature insists it cannot guarantee a majority to approve Commission drafts it will not see until after the referendum.
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His name appeared on all the NRC drafts but then, in March, a certain Debajit Goswami officially objected to his inclusion.
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Other Gmail shortcuts you might want to try saving are ones to take you straight to your drafts or starred emails.
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The officials said drafts of executive orders have been written asking the State Department to study possible designations of the groups.
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There's also a feature to power in-person drafts, which is something important in most serious fantasy sports leagues among friends.
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Santimov has almost no drafts, photos or descriptions of earlier stages in the process because his entire animation pipeline is digital.
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And a wide variety of mock drafts predicting the order of Thursday's draft have Williams as a likely top-five selection.
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He claimed her case file contained drafts of motions she'd written and requests to investigators to find witnesses in Myles' case.
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Along the way, it went through wildly different drafts written by Eric Red, David Twohy, and Vincent Ward and John Fasano.
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By offering drafts of a paper to anonymous experts, poor arguments or dodgy science can be scrubbed up or weeded out.
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It is rumoured that earlier drafts of the much-delayed white paper contained plans to boost development on the green belt.
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I held on to everything and eventually dumped a big garbage bag full of old drafts and scribblings into a campfire.
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If they were seriously pursuing settlement, there would have been face-to-face meetings and a flurry of emails, exchanging drafts.
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Fantasy drafts can take as little as an hour or longer than four hours, depending on the league rules and participants.
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Mr Kaczynski is trying to force Mr Duda to back down, and has put off voting on any of the drafts.
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My mom was clearing her inbox earlier and found drafts of my college entrance exam essays, which she forwarded to me.
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Microsoft has now added a new account picker with an improved folder view that provides quicker access to folders like drafts.
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Eventually, CIBC released the funds to the courts, which in turn released them to Costodian in the form of bank drafts.
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So maybe this year, take a deep breath and a second look at those snarky Twitter drafts before you send them.
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Lawmakers are expected to rewrite the bills, but the date for the new drafts and what they will entail is uncertain.
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Democratic leaders were forced to drop a public insurance option from early drafts of ObamaCare, to the deep disappointment of liberals.
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That iCloud account contains backups of Farook's phone up until six weeks before the attack, everything from iMessages to email drafts.
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Gmail's new "Smart Compose" feature will auto-complete sentences in email drafts, to save users time by finishing their sentences algorithmically.
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Abu Malek al-Feeshi, another prominent Houthi leader, criticized the U.N. envoy, accusing him of presenting contradictory drafts for peace talks.
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Most mock drafts have the Cardinals selecting Ohio State pass rusher Nick Bosa with the first pick in April's NFL Draft.
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The European Commission said Poland should seek the opinion of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe on the drafts.
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The proposed changes would address areas that drew criticism in earlier drafts, particularly from business-minded conservatives and the agricultural sector.
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In terms of price, I find the unlimited drafts with a designer help justify the higher price of the premium option.
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Matt Ryan (ATL at Raiders) — With a crowded quarterback field, Ryan was left on the board in many summer fantasy drafts.
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He also requested that the DOJ provide "all drafts" of a department letter sent to the Commerce Department in December 2017.
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The summit will be moderated by Dr. Zeke Emanuel, an influential voice in the first drafts of the Affordable Care Act.
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And he liked how the resistance adjusted automatically for big-group drafts, virtual climbs, descents, and flats when used with Zwift.
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The White House is reportedly floating several drafts of an executive order directed at tech giants like Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
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"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein said during a Tuesday discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
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Her first two mixtapes, "Gangsta Bitch Music," Volumes I and II, from 2016 and 2017, had the feel of rough drafts.
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The frontal lesion would stay in the paper, but it wouldn't be featured as prominently as it was in earlier drafts.
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The Amazon public policy team regularly drafts versions of regulations the company would like to see and pitches them to lawmakers.
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He reportedly wrote drafts of his column in The Daily Telegraph, setting out both cases — before opting for the Brexit version.
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She would open up secretive negotiations by requiring US officials to disclose negotiating drafts to the public during the dealmaking process.
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There would be preliminary inquiries and studies, comment periods, drafts, stakeholder discussions — accompanied, in all likelihood, by a total political shitstorm.
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Or that Valberg and colleague Goodman had emailed drafts of the article in advance to the lawyer, as their contract required.
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Their ultimate decisions are the result of multiple drafts and memos circulated among the chambers of the nine over several weeks.
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The building still relies on elevator operators and messengers who carry the justices' written drafts of opinions from chamber to chamber.
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And according to media reports, including drafts of four executive orders sent anonymously to Vox, there are many more to come.
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He credits the long stretches of uninterrupted time with granting him the ability to fully concentrate on assembling those book drafts.
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It is not entirely clear who allowed Mr. Sheehan, the lawyer at Parker McCay, to edit the drafts of the legislation.
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Galahad told me he reviewed at least five different drafts of Weiss' writing on the Soviets, to help fact check them.
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For now, Stallmer says he's treating the new rules just as they are: drafts that could change in the year ahead.
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Initial drafts met resistance in the White House, and the call to tear down the wall only appeared in later versions.
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And several presidents have pardoned broad groups of people who dodged wartime drafts, before many of those people were criminally prosecuted.
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Republicans have also said they want to make structural reforms to the Medicaid program, as other health bill drafts would do.
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At this point the diaries evolve from emotional vent to limbering-up exercise to full-on rough drafts for Sedaris's writing.
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More recently, the top pitchers the Yankees selected in five consecutive drafts from 20143 through 2015 have had significant arm injuries.
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The group sent drafts of the brief to more than 250 offices that the group thought might be interested, she added.
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"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein quipped during a moderated discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
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The commissioner fined the Astros $5 million and took away their first two picks in the 2020 and 2021 MLB drafts.
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For the N.B.A. and N.F.L. drafts to become known as much for red carpet posing as for who gets picked first.
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We analyzed 11 mock drafts to get a sense of what experts expect from the first 32 picks of the draft.
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In 2018, Exact Change published the first translation of Mallarme's notes and drafts for The Book, which is 2016 pages long.
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And they're required to allow the public to comment on drafts of these "Environmental Impact Statements" (or EISs) before they're finalized.
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Consumer advocates are hoping the commission drafts stricter rules for how companies like Comcast and Time Warner Cable treat customers' information.
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Miami also holds two first-round picks in 2021 and multiple second-round picks in each of the next two drafts.
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The Trump White House has developed an evolving series of drafts of a likely forthcoming executive order on handling terrorism detainees.
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"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein quipped during a moderated discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
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And Forbes recently announced that it was testing a tool called Bertie to provide reporters with rough drafts and story templates.
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Hughes is the second American-born player to be No. 21990 in the last four drafts, following Auston Matthews in 210.
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In previous drafts, the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) opposition coalition was to make up two-thirds of the council.
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A hard drive containing drafts of as many as 10 books was crushed last week at the Great Dorset Steam Fair.
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Vodopyanov's site, Top8Draft, is accruing more draft data, as regular users submit their picks and simulate drafts, improving the AI further.
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South Carolina locations will have the all day $2 taco deal and Mexican drafts will be available for $2 from 4 p.m.
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Although the administration's proposal would be a major change, the version released on Saturday is narrower in scope than previous leaked drafts.
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"This was crazy … this is your bread and butter for tenure, so to speak," he testified in court about the dual drafts.
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A spokesperson for Republicans on the committee confirmed to The Hill that the last drafts are set to be released this week.
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"Opening windows in common spaces can cause drafts and temperature fluctuations," said Peter E. Varsalona, a principal at RAND Engineering and Architecture.
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In recent weeks, the group has been circulating drafts of legislation for what that would look like, eliciting feedback from union leaders.
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Sure, it's a simple styling move to let a piece typically worn for staving off aggressive AC drafts stand on its own.
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Instead, someone in the communication department drafts the tweet, someone in legal looks it over, and then I, as CEO, approve it.
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But in a nod to federalists, notably Belgium, the later drafts say that, nonetheless, political integration "enjoys wide support in the Union".
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" Sean Spicer: "The president has not seen this draft ... This is one of five drafts that have been written by various people.
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You've never experienced easier edits, either: Screen capture your first drafts, mark them up, and fire them off to your editor instantly.
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Patrick Walsh, a literary agent based in London, has seen Europe included in early drafts of two deals with United States publishers.
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Cleveland, Kansas City and Denver were among the finalists for recent drafts that were awarded to Nashville (230) and Las Vegas (217).
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The practice of players going high in drafts based on their projected signing bonus rather than their respective talents is not new.
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As the Senate drafts its version, I hope that millions of Americans tell their senators they must protect the health of women.
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The outpatient rule and physician fee schedule are still proposals and can change before final drafts are released in a couple months.
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Saved drafts will appear separate from your other photos the next time you open the app to post a photo or video.
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A collection of Mario Puzo's rough drafts of "The Godfather" was snatched at an auction for the very godfatherly price of $625k.
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Earlier drafts were vetted by nearly a dozen leading investors and founders in the tech industry, including Ron Conway ad Ben Horowitz.
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Unlike most expansion drafts through NHL history, this one involves just one team, so there's no need to go back and forth.
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As you'd expect, drafts allow you to save your work mid-post so you can revisit edits and other adjustments another time.
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Nonetheless, New Orleans officials protested in 2009 when FEMA released drafts of new maps suggesting most of the city was still vulnerable.
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The gradient changes, but it is always an uphill struggle: awkward first drafts; repeated editing; the depressingly regular deletion of entire stories.
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The results of those measurements, along with those from various other tryouts, are mixed with rumor and speculation to create "mock" drafts.
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Two weeks of leaked drafts and pushed back dates have cybersecurity experts looking for clues and wondering what they may have missed.
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This video from Today's Homeowner shows you how easy it is to use a plastic window installation kit to keep drafts out.
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"A lot of my stories—and I don't mean this in a self-critical way—are like bad first drafts," Ackerman said.
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He wrote the first drafts by hand, and when that became too difficult, dictated sections of the book into a tape recorder.
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Instead, allow yourself to throw up a few first drafts in whatever form fits the need, as the writer Anne Lamott does.
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She reviewed several drafts of the script, as did her daughter, Jane C. Ginsburg, whose childhood and teenage years are depicted onscreen.
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They can also use a special viewer to make side-by-side comparisons of different drafts of various works as they evolved.
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There is country music on the jukebox, a pool table, a faded cigarette machine and $3 Bud Light drafts during happy hour.
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Aside from size, other factors, such as local humidity and any drafts of air, will also affect how far a droplet flies.
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It exhibited tantric drawings, and Shaker gift drawings and the little scraps of paper on which Emily Dickinson scribbled drafts of poems.
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The plaintiffs have cited preliminary drafts of reports that Harvard itself conducted on its admissions, which circulated within the university in 2013.
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I sent him early drafts of songs over the seven-year development of "Hamilton," and his email response was always the same.
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Whether you're reading articles, editing your own drafts, or proofreading others' work, it may be helpful to highlight text in a PDF.
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Initial drafts met resistance in the White House, and the call to tear down the wall did not appear until later versions.
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You have to lower your expectations at the keyboard, so that you can free up your imagination and finish those first drafts.
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Leaked drafts of reforms intended to strengthen the government's hand in the fight against crime have outraged judicial and human rights workers.
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Initial drafts met resistance within the White House, and the call to tear down the wall did not appear until later versions.
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Even worse were the little things, the discussions of word count goals, of when to write, for how long, how many drafts.
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The team must forfeit its regular first- and second-round selections in 2020 and 2021 drafts and pay a $5 million fine.
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Drafts that Volker and Sondland wrote for that announcement we're among dozens of pages of Volker's texts that were also released yesterday.
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Finding a voice as a writer often involves much throat clearing — false starts, rough drafts, crazy riffs and paralyzing stretches of analysis.
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With enough fake drafts, you will learn which strategy will yield the kind of team that you can be proud to field.
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The White House dropped that and several other ideas, but as the drafts were watered down, momentum to finish the job faltered.
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The original newspaper articles that Mr. Kaute researched to place the crimes in context read, he says, like drafts of a novel.
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Earlier this year, officials circulated drafts of an executive order that would keep the prison open, but President Trump hasn't signed it.
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After hours, Kubrick sometimes molds botanical forms in clay as first drafts of sorts, some of which will later become marble sculptures.
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The team must forfeit its regular first- and second-round selections in 2020 and 2021 drafts and pay a $5 million fine.
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" Occasionally, Allende will write nonfiction in English, but she drafts fiction only in Spanish: "Because for me, fiction happens in the belly.
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Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting found that National Park Service officials had scrubbed the mentions from drafts of the report.
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Tap "Discard Posts" at the bottom of your screen once you&aposve selected all of the drafts you&aposd like to delete.
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The rule will likely only consider benefits used on or after the date that the rule is finalized, according to earlier drafts.
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I finished drafts of three novels and a short story collection, but I didn't have time to think about publishing my work.
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This is science at its best, because we can see from the multiple drafts that the federal government is showing its work.
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"After hacking into the EDGAR system they stole drafts of [these] reports before the information was disseminated to the general public," he said.
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Tijuana Flats Tijuana Flats based in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, North Carolina and Virginia are selling $2 tacos and $2 Mexican drafts all day.
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Since there are few specific estimates on the costs of the measures, economists have come up with their own based on previous drafts.
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The Republican spokesperson told The Hill that additional language around cybersecurity protections for self-driving cars will be included in the upcoming drafts.
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Spokesman SY Lee said both directors did research and wrote first drafts because they "were not good enough" to have decision-making responsibilities.
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That he can do so simply through his drafts earns him the title bestowed by Louis Aragon: President of the Republic of Dreams.
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The only constant in Brynn's life is Rachel Maddow, whom Brynn watches obsessively and even drafts unsent emails to, like an online diary.
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Staffers sent around multiple drafts of talking points and speeches on a variety of topics, and strategized about how to handle media interviews.
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They work with the writer and director from the very beginning and help bring ideas to storyboards to rough drafts of the animation.
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Watch the a time lapse of the mural's creation below and head to the Doodle Blog to see early drafts of the design.
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Various drafts of this essay, for example, were written with my newborn sleeping on my lap, or breastfeeding while I typed one-handed.
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"The authors of the 14th Amendment rejected drafts and proposals that would have limited the 14th Amendment just to racial discrimination," she said.
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Since the earlier drafts were penned there has also of course been a change of leadership (and direction) at the top of government.
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A lawyer and executive before she became first lady, she is more comfortable with carefully executed drafts and at least one practice session.
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Bud Grant, now 91, was selected in both the NFL and NBA drafts after he graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1950.
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Most family law attorneys will not know how to do it right and will waste a lot of time and money on drafts.
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The images recognized as food are saved as drafts within the app, ready for you to publish at the tap of a button.
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Ultimately it's a pretty close-fought contest, but luckily Fallon drafts in some surprise help at the end to give him an edge.
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Early drafts of the ACA were always posted online, often for many days at a time, before Congress took any action on them.
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The federal monitor has asked for final drafts by June, and then needs approval by a federal judge before Cleveland officers are trained.
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Mock expansion drafts should be enjoyable and picking these random names (Is Chris Terry the most recognizable name here?) was too much fun.
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Ken might no longer send me daily emails, but he's a writer, and he frequently sends me drafts of his stories to read.
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It was the national water cooler; Americans took long, thirsty drafts, and lingered, sometimes looking one another in the eye and sometimes not.
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The team will most likely hand over its high first-round picks to the Boston Celtics in each of the next three drafts.
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The drafts released by WikiLeaks stirred controversy among environmentalists, advocates of internet freedom and privacy, labor leaders and corporate governance watchdogs, among others.
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His voluminous archives, showing his working process through thousands of pages of songwriting drafts, were acquired this year by institutions in Tulsa, Okla.
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While owners were probably right to ignore him in drafts, he has the weapons and enough ability to shine in the right matchups.
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The two spent the next few years editing drafts, a sometimes frustrating task, Ms. Rips said, because her point of view kept evolving.
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In their earliest meetings in New York, Clarke and Kubrick, along with Christiane, sketched drafts and consulted the Surrealist paintings of Max Ernst.
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Drafts of Iran's past FATF-related legislation have often included loopholes or conditions; some of this legislation has even been signed into law.
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A spokesman for McConnell was quick to point out that the parliamentarian only provides guidance on the legislation to help inform subsequent drafts.
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The most shocking thing about my emails is my tardiness in answering them; I have hundreds of orphaned missives in my "drafts" folder.
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Arizona Cardinals: CB Eli Apple, Ohio State With Jerraud Powers still lingering in free agency, Arizona drafts his replacement in the first round.
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Just look: Believe it or not, only four top-five NBA picks in two separate drafts have reached the Final Four since 2009.
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One could imagine a system where researchers upload their drafts to preprint servers and then other academics choose to peer-review the articles.
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And Butowsky told NPR he was kidding about the president's involvement and never gave drafts of the story to Trump or his staff.
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From 2011 to 2015, there were 59 different drafts that averaged a 1.633 GPA or higher according to Football Outsiders' annual report cards.
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If NHL GMs are going to be tightwads with their next bushel of draft picks, then let's start trading ones for future drafts.
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Work in progress Midday on Tuesday, Trump was working closely with top aides, including policy adviser Stephen Miller, on drafts of the speech.
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After 22012 drafts, he completed his first play, "Come Blow Your Horn," about a naive man who moves in with his lothario brother.
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There was a half-inch gap under the front door of the two-story rental building, with nothing in place to prevent drafts.
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If you're an urban apartment dweller, you probably don't have a driveway to shovel, but you probably do have drafts to deal with.
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Take LeSean McCoy, who was taken ahead of Gurley in most drafts last summer but who has been up and down this season.
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For example, in early drafts of the film, Miguel's grandmother was a coldblooded disciplinarian who kept him in line using a wooden spoon.
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It took her nearly 30 drafts to get it right, and she was thrilled when the children's publisher Charlesbridge acquired it in 2013.
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Where does the editing come in the process—are you editing before you record, or are you cutting drafts and then redoing them?
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The finance ministry will examine the requests and finalise the size of spending in December when it drafts the budget for fiscal 2020.
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Some drafts are just like the actual NFL one you might watch on television, with owners/teams selecting players in a predetermined order.
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How to pacify men who were, by now, all but genetically programmed to quaff huge drafts of spirits, twice daily, on the clock?
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Afghan officials expect to see a draft of the US-Taliban peace plan before it is made public and have seen past drafts.
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Probably 75 percent of my reporting is done by phone and email, and when I am writing I print out drafts and notes.
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On March 30, literary agent Erik Hane wrote a lament about the way Donald Trump's presidency loomed over the drafts crossing his desk.
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Inside her windowless Bushwick studio, Ms. Bell has taped drafts of her works to the wall and spread them out on the floor.
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Ms. Santiago, author of the memoir "When I Was Puerto Rican" and an M.F.A. graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, writes entire drafts bilingually.
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An outfielder, he also became the first person to be selected in the first round of the N.F.L. and Major League Baseball drafts.
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Mr. Ishiguro, who writes his first drafts by hand, later said he had written the book in four weeks in a feverish rush.
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Nonetheless, someone stole a prized possession: handwritten drafts of "Answered Prayers" that Capote had rejected and given to him in lieu of rent.
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Because plants can be very sensitive to temperature as well, make sure to keep them away from cold windows and strong air drafts.
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The team must forfeit its regular first- and second-round selections in the 2020 and 2021 drafts and pay a $5 million fine.
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Scanning through Twitter the night after the strikes, I saw hundreds of memes about World War III and military drafts circulating on platforms.
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Transcribing her work has become a complex science, particularly in the matter of rendering the alternative phrases and words she included in drafts.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sundar Pichai have journeyed to Brussels as the European Union drafts regulation for A.I. and the digital economy.
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Russia and China have repeatedly submitted drafts of their preferred arms control arrangement to the UN Conference on Disarmament, most recently in 2014.
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We worked closely for several years, especially in 20083, while Charter 08 went through many drafts among a circle of about 100 people.
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Manfred said the Astros will be forced to give up their first AND second-round picks in both the 2020 and 2021 drafts.
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In earlier drafts, there were a number of deferments that could've kept someone from being drafted, such as medical conditions or attending college.
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To be sure, the justices have held arguments and cast preliminary votes behind closed doors, and opinion drafts are likely ricocheting between chambers.
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He buys us $2118 drafts and we hold hands on Adirondack chairs on the beach while watching the sun disappear behind the mountains.
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It's gone through many iterations during that near-decade of development — Josh Safdie recently told Vice he found 160 drafts on his computer.
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Darth Vader being Luke's father wasn't in the early drafts of George Lucas' scripts and neither was Luke and Leia being secret twins.
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In some ways, the bill is less generous to the rich and less punishing to the poor than previous drafts of the legislation.
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Early drafts of their proposals include automatic voter registration, public elections financing and ending gerrymandering by using independent commissions to draw voting districts.
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Exactly how that would work was still being debated; there were multiple drafts of the emergency order circulating within the government this week.
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This currently includes over 261 works by the artist duo, including gallery installations, lecture performances, drafts, and alternative and translated versions of artworks.
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Mr. Cohen shared drafts of the statement and other documents with the intelligence committees on Wednesday that he said supported that public claim.
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Some scientists were worried that the White House would tamper with the report's conclusions, leading some researchers to leak drafts of the report.
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I'm sitting on a treasure trove of unpublished material: novels, short stories, and dozens of drafts for each because I save them all.
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"Because auto-save drafts remain on the Yahoo Mail server for some time after the draft message is removed from the user's view of his mailbox, multiple drafts of a single email could remain on the Yahoo mail server, and accessible to Yahoo's snapshot tool, even though the user had deleted the final draft," Yahoo wrote in a filing earlier this month.
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Judge Luttig engendered enormous loyalty from his clerks, who sat behind him as he wrote multiple drafts of an opinion over 20-hour days.
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But many of those games — particularly those created by Nintendo — feel almost like rough drafts that were finally perfected in the 16-bit era.
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Though drafts of the new rule have been public for weeks, Wednesday marks the first time they were published to open for public comments.
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As Tatyana Stanovaya of the Carnegie Moscow Centre notes, the FSB drafts most of the repressive laws that are rubber-stamped by the parliament.
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Soon mock drafts will be ubiquitous: The "Monday Night Football" on-air crew started yakking it up about the draft way back in November.
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" On the importance of journalists' work "Now, you folks in the media write the early drafts of history and we historians the later ones.
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For more than a decade restaurants have laid the groundwork for fantasy sports drafts, offering fans special promotions and reserved seating for their parties.
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Titled Fashion Climbing, the NYT reports that there appears to be "multiple drafts of certain sections" within the two clean typescripts he left behind.
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That emotional energy manifested in what we call hauntings — knocks on walls, slammed doors, and cold drafts (all of which appear in Hill House).
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In this weekly call, I sit down with Doodle artists and other operations members to go over concepts and drafts of all upcoming Doodles.
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Earlier drafts of the order did not include the FBI in the critical infrastructure review, and observers questioned why the agency had been omitted.
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A need for as many drafts as possible after Pearl Harbor meant that when gay people enlisted in the army, they weren't turned away.
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At the owners' meeting at the end of May, two of the five cities will be chosen to host the 2019 and 2020 Drafts.
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The app is currently testing a new drafts feature that allows you to save your progress mid-post — edits and all — to finish later.
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Executive orders often go through various drafts and incarnations, and sometimes competing versions of the same order are floated within the Trump White House.
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Saved drafts will appear in a special section of your library, above the rest of your photos, the next time you open the app.
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Then we worked on it together, sort of — I gave him feedback and he wrote new drafts for about a year and a half.
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Reporters had a surfeit of hearings, drafts, amendments, CBO reports, speeches, symposia and votes to cover, and those stories commanded prime media real estate.
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He reads submissions and drafts with the help of a magnifying machine, and conducts most of his business face to face or by phone.
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When I ask her where Rhodes's control over drafts of the candidate's speeches came from, she immediately answers, "Obama," but then qualifies her answer.
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Earlier on Monday he presented his own drafts of the two vetoed laws, proposing a greater role for himself over the nomination of judges.
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In the next two years, Zilberstein made several trips to the manuscript department, testing different prototypes of his plastics on Bulgakov's notebooks and drafts.
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Only a few of Jefferson's words survived in the final version read out by David Ben-Gurion three weeks and a dozen drafts later.
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The roster also has five players chosen in previous drafts, giving the Terriers a total of 250 drafted players, or about half the roster.
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Park said last week she had given Choi access to speech drafts early in her term and apologised for causing concern among the public.
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However, barring something utterly brilliant from Flacco this year, expect the Broncos to draft a quarterback early in one of the next two drafts.
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A Medicare public option was included in several drafts of ObamaCare, but was stripped out due to political opposition from moderates like former Sen.
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Spiegelhalter told Reuters: "In the drafts I saw, none of the herbicides, including glyphosate, showed any evidence of a relation" with non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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Foreign governments and nongovernmental organizations denounced two earlier drafts, saying their wording implied that the Chinese government viewed such groups as potential criminal organizations.
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The Zagat-approved cheeseburger at Fountain Porter, in East Passyunk, is outstanding, and the unpretentious pub also offers discounted drafts during daily happy hours.
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Rebels: City of Indra, released in 2014, was ghostwritten by Maya Sloan, who told the L.A. Times that the Jenner sisters guided her drafts.
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The era of obsessive mock drafts informed plenty of fans, writers, and even NFL executives—but we'll be even smarter now that it's over.
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Letters, speech drafts, and other documents from the ten-dollar founding father Alexander Hamilton, online for the first time from the Library of Congress.
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Pressed to explain his views on the Russian village commune, Marx agonized over his response — his letter went through no fewer than four drafts.
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Park said last week she had given Choi access to speech drafts early in her term and apologized for causing concern among the public.
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In early drafts of the House bill, Democrats attempted to build in a permanent paid leave program that would address some of these issues.
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But there's more: A modified sidebar includes tabs up top that direct users to important functions of the app (think: threads, mentions, threads, drafts).
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By mid-September, he said, even ships with the deepest drafts should be able to use the waterway without having to reduce their cargo.
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"He drafts a tweet saying, 'We are going to pull our dependents from South Korea — family members of the 28,000 people there'," Woodward said.
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N.H.L. Central Scouting rated him second among North American skaters, and many mock drafts have him going as high as third or fourth overall.
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There is probably a funny compilation to be made of all the drafts of historic game stories that never saw the light of day.
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The research relied on an average of three pretournament mock drafts to determine whether a player moved up in the draft after the tournament.
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While I'm still reading emails and scanning my drafts for revisions, my mind is miles away with the people that matter most to me.
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The Astros must forfeit the team's regular first- and second-round selections in the 2020 and 2021 drafts and pay a $5 million fine.
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It would be years before a pared down version of these early drafts of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" was published, in 1961.
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"The mock drafts are valuable in terms of us having some reps in terms of the process," the assistant general manager Kelly McCrimmon said.
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She'd fought to master the loss, writing seventeen quickly successive drafts of an exactingly structured villanelle, a form with origins in the French Baroque.
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When we get back I give him a bone treat, unload the dishwasher, and revise the drafts for the writing assignment I wrote yesterday.
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Divided opinions usually take longer to release as drafts circulate through chambers and those justices seeking a fifth vote discuss -- in writing -- possible edits.
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She started shaping her thoughts into a statement about five days before the start of sentencing, going through 10 to 12 drafts, she estimates.
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But if it is, it seems that Democrats are ready to advance to the stage when the Judiciary Committee drafts articles of impeachment. Rep.
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TNC Predator's strategies and drafts haven't seemed to change since the Outlanders update, leaving the team far behind the rest of their regional contemporaries.
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Data from thousands of fantasy football drafts provided by ESPN shows that the running back Saquon Barkley of the Giants was the top pick.
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Drafts of a federal report on sea level rise and storm surge reportedly no longer include any mentions of humans' role in climate change.
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The days of war bonds and drafts are far behind us, and with them, a clear and obvious understanding of the costs of war.
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Instead, try other tactics like clearly indicating your name on drafts of a document or including a third party when you are exchanging ideas.
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Recent drafts have netted D. J. Alexander, De'Anthony Thomas, Demarcus Robinson and Hill, who has returned three kicks (two punts, one kickoff) for touchdowns.
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In 1949, unable to arrest Pasternak for his private readings of drafts of the anti-Soviet "Doctor Zhivago," the secret police arrested Olga instead.
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As part of the budget process, this subcommittee drafts a bill that funds diverse agencies, including the National Park Service and the cultural endowments.
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Both variants, with drafts of 15 feet or less, are designed for operations in littoral areas or the shallower waters around coastlines and islands.
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To tidy up your drafts and eliminate those you didn&apost mean to save, you can easily delete one or more at a time.
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The Queen Vic and Granville Moore's, both in Washington's H Street Corridor, are offering 30 percent off drafts for federal workers during any shutdown.
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Environmental groups have expressed worry that drafts of the pact fall short on several issues, including curbing the illegal timber trade and tackling overfishing.
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According to their written exchanges, the senators also have pushed Sopko to produce all of the drafts of the compressed natural gas station report.
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Unlike Electronic Arts' NHL 17, Trudeau's hockey game does not feature career campaign modes, fantasy drafts, or licensed teams and real-world player likenesses.
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The will, written by a 55-year-old man who took his own life in 2016, was found in the drafts folder of his phone.
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The DoJ is now asking the court to narrow the data covered by its warrant to exclude visitor IP logs and unpublished drafts and images.
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By now, the majority opinion and dissent are probably well underway, with drafts flying between chambers in order to meet an end of June deadline.
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In his testimony, Kelly repeated that he and some members of his team saw drafts of the order and suggested changes before Trump signed it.
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In the past 12 drafts, there have been seven shoot-first, sub-6-foot-5 scoring guards with similar offensive profiles to the Wildcats guard.
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For 70 euros ($85.90) Graziano, a 39-year-old journalist, interviews people who want to write love letters and then drafts the letter for them.
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When I wrote a piece for Outside magazine a few years ago, we went through probably 50 drafts all told, making increasingly fine-grained changes.
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According to the Huffington Post, the former business mogul made edits to the drafts of the show's proposed jokes in order to exaggerate his wealth.
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Now 16, Maddox served as an executive producer on First They Killed My Father and helped review multiple drafts of the film, according to People.
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My wording was baroque and off-putting, and phrases like "The Innocence of Mockingbirds" and "A Love So Deadly: On Romeo & Juliet" peppered my drafts.
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While it's considered unusual for reporters to share full drafts of their reporting with sources, it seems to be distressingly common on the CIA beat.
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I had started writing a script where she went back to Austin, which was my college town, and had done a couple drafts of it.
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OFII had been among a small number of holdouts pushing against the previous drafts, and its acceptance removes an obstacle to the bill moving forward.
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Our pick: I have dozens upon dozens of notes apps on my iPhone and the one I use for almost everything is Drafts 4 ($9.99).
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But with the changes between the two drafts the press has been able to see and continual delays, the final order could be very different.
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After examining three drafts of the bill, lawmakers passed the only version that used the term "marriage," which had been backed by progressive LGBTQ+ groups.
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In other words, after weeks of people having "concerns" or "problems" with the process or drafts, Monday night was the first senators actually did something.
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Puppy knew how it felt to sleep all in a pile on a cold winter night, fighting damp drafts with the heat of shivering bodies.
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Both the House and the Senate combine their respective drafts into one bill, before passing it and sending it to the desk of the president.
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The best movies and books all took countless drafts and revisions and a metric shit-ton of bad concepts before something resembling quality came forward.
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He set down his first drafts in pencil, made corrections in ink, then typed up the result on a manual typewriter, whose rhythm he loved.
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It includes the No. 1 picks of the last two drafts: Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers and Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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The federal government has implemented drafts or conscriptions over the years to swell the ranks of the military, but support for this practice has waned.
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Lamar Jackson is another quarterback option for players choosing to pass on the likes of Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers earlier in their fantasy drafts.
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He's already a pretty high pick in fantasy drafts, but in a rejuvenated Browns offense, he could be set to score a ton this year.
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He sold the idea at the first pitch meeting and wrote three drafts, only to have it languish in the studio vault for 15 years.
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Included in the trove are drafts of fact sheets, calendars, memos, funding reports and similar materials, as one might expect from a major nonprofit group.
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According to drafts issued in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, only drivers with household residency and vehicle number plates registered in the respective cities will qualify.
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It has partnered with a machine learning company called Automated Insights to generate drafts of wire-type stories about local sports, crime and other topics.
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This is allowing journalists in newsrooms across the country to lightly edit these automated drafts, then have more time to work on higher-value stories.
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The Obama-era leadership at the E.P.A., in its last weeks, had published drafts of two critical rules needed to start the new chemical program.
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On average, Watson was the 23rd quarterback taken in fantasy drafts over the summer, as Tom Savage won the starting job heading into Week 1.
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The Rangers are facing one of their most important drafts in recent years as they rebuild after the most disappointing season of the Lundqvist era.
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They have been resorting to the use of so-called preprint servers to post preliminary drafts of their papers—rough cuts of research in progress.
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The team that drafts him, however, should be content with his scoring for the foreseeable future instead of assuming that his recent changes will stick.
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" Fraschilla added, "Adebayo comes to mind as maybe someone that slipped in the so-called mock drafts that might be a good, really good, value.
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It's almost a poem in itself, and reason enough to hope we'll see more drafts — from poets, and from other writers too — in future issues.
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The finance ministry will scrutinize the budget requests and trim the size of spending in December when it drafts an annual budget for fiscal 2019.
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"The judiciary's most authorized voices are saying the emergency decree drafts ...are null and void (and) unacceptable," President Klaus Iohannis said on his Facebook page.
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The other candidates to host the 2019 and 2020 NFL drafts are Las Vegas, Denver, Kansas City and a combination bid from Cleveland/Canton, Ohio.
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Within those folders, I create a folder for each notebook with my drafts, notes, and any additional resources like press releases all in one place.
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HBO planned to adapt it into a series at one point — Mr. Gaiman worked on several drafts of a pilot — but nothing came of it.
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All campaign policy documents—even those as rigorous as Warren's—are tentative drafts that will be reworked from scratch if the candidate is elected president.
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By Saturday night, delegates were waiting for new drafts and there was no telling when the sessions would wrap up, with or without an agreement.
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So you'll have to go back and do some editing later, but overconfidence is much better than self-censorship when it comes to first drafts.
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If some crafty Democrat drafts legislation to keep the Affordable Care Act as is but rechristen it Trumpcare, he'll sign the bill in a nanosecond.
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The emergency ban will remain in place while the state's Department of Public Health drafts new regulations, Baker said, and will be lifted Dec. 11.
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Other artists like Zeds Dead, Mr. Carmack and Rezz have pledged to put some exclusive music on Audius, ranging from finished tracks to rough drafts.
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Comey used some of the language the agents had put in the initial drafts of the memo when he made his announcement of no charges.
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Every article he published, as a postdoctoral researcher and afterward, was the result of multiple drafts and feedback from the psychologists he was working with.
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But once you&aposve created a handful of drafts, you may realize that you no longer want to post some of them to your feed.
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The bipartisan deal The product of weeks of negotiations -- and several iterations of drafts and language -- the final proposal was finally released late Wednesday night.
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The price, according to drafts of the contract, was 420 million euros, or $494 million in today's dollars — even more than that for the chateau.
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Five years later, they are still competing for the same franchises that selected them with the first overall pick in the 24.3 and 230 drafts.
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He also wrote several drafts of a Freud biopic for director John Huston, but the two had a falling out and he ultimately went uncredited.
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Indeed, I often suspected that the only reason he bothered asking us for drafts was that he did not know how to format a WordPerfect document.
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They write their movies jointly, hashing out scripts while they take turns sitting at the computer, rather than splitting up scenes or reviewing each other's drafts.
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Although no option has been ruled out so far, the Commission signaled that it was listening to companies and that initial drafts could be substantially changed.
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The recommendations on privacy, security and ownership of data were provided to the federal government's Department of Telecommunications, which drafts the final policy on these matters.
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The bottom line There are still legal questions to be answered, depending on how the administration drafts the executive order or proclamation about the new tariffs.
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The first film in the studio's history to feature a female protagonist (seriously, it took that long), Brave sometimes feels assembled from 17 different screenplay drafts.
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Sort of like how a writer has a lot of rough drafts lying around, and seeing which one works the best to develop a bit more.
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I write first drafts as if I were turning over tarot cards, too: I scribble single, disjointed paragraphs until the right image of a character emerges.
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Earlier drafts of the text, as well as a statement adopted by EU foreign ministers last Monday, were less explicit in assigning culpability directly to Russia.
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How we know: The Times interviewed more than 50 regulators, industry executives, congressional staff members and lobbyists, and examined drafts of the bill and federal documents.
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"I go on there and clear the drafts for my brain, and I keep up with a few internet friends, and it's just nice," they said.
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In another instance, Comey again "sent multiple drafts of a proposed year-end message to FBI employees" from his FBI account to his personal email account.
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Nearly everything, whether cooked in beer or not, gets along nicely with it; the wonderful, often obscure bottles and drafts are Resto's strongest link with Belgium.
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How we know: The Times interviewed more than 5.3.5 regulators, industry executives, congressional staff members and lobbyists, and examined drafts of the bill and federal documents.
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How we know: The Times interviewed more than 23.5 regulators, industry executives, congressional staff members and lobbyists, and examined drafts of the bill and federal documents.
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Today, "The City on the Edge of Forever," both the filmed teleplay and Ellison's original drafts, represent only a tiny fraction of his output and influence.
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In early drafts of the Doodle shown below, Dahotre appears to have experimented with what sort of science-themed illustrations he could pair with Khorana's profile.
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Editing takes time, but as long as you're willing to put in that time, the Freewrite is a great tool to help you whip up drafts.
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" But the Post points out that drafts "might not implicate lawyers in knowingly passing along a lie — if their clients had not been truthful with them.
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Meanwhile in:drafts will bring up all your drafts and in:inbox gets you back to the emails currently sitting in your inbox (anything that hasn't been archived).
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They saw Apple make its move, and they dusted off what must have been pre-written statements that had been sitting in someone's drafts for months.
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Drafts are reviewed before publication by editors at China Literature, but the firm knows the value of the relative creative freedom that its online realm allows.
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The back-and-forth between Chowdhury, 2221, and Kausar, 35, which includes drafts of articles later published in Islamic State magazines, has not been previously reported.
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Stewart and Plum were also the top overall picks in the 20163 and 2017 WNBA drafts, respectively, but it's there that their stories begin to diverge.
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Trump signed the long-awaited executive order on Thursday, thought drafts have been circulating since the White House abruptly cancelled a planned signing event in January.
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"It's time our state government drafts legislation to protect our safety forces from these harmful drugs," the City of East Liverpool said in a Facebook post.
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After the first episode, in which the contestants are introduced as they exit a limo in front of the Bachelor mansion, each team drafts three contestants.
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Western governments, which lobbied Chinese authorities for months to relax restrictions outlined in drafts of the law, said they were disappointed that such changes were minor.
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Early drafts of Dr Soon-Shiong's press releases sent out in the second week of January show that he had intended this coalition to be broader.
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If you're counting the number of mock drafts you've done and you're into double digits, time to close the laptop and reintroduce yourself to your kids.
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The arrival, this month, of Murray's " Drafts, Fragments, and Poems: The Complete Poetry " (New York Review Books; edited by Farnoosh Fathi) seems to confirm that judgment.
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All four of these players could be late-round options or undrafted in most standard fantasy drafts, but they should be monitored as the season progresses.
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Three Republican lawmakers are requesting all unrevised drafts of the Department of Justice's report on the procedures it used during the investigation into Clinton's email use.
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Early drafts of the budget in the House of Representatives would not increase deficits, but congressmen are already fighting over how to make the books balance.
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Ekeler is currently being taken with the 102nd pick in drafts according to ESPN, but it might be worth taking him a round or two early.
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Almost daily, emails fly back and forth among its 35 members, refining drafts of papers (including a response to Finney and Edwards) and planning next steps.
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"Indeed, while staff prepared drafts of a report to be issued by the Commission, the sections on evidence of voter fraud are glaringly empty," he wrote.
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Devon Energy and Pruitt's office were routinely trading drafts of letters to federal agencies with each other and working very closely to fight federal environmental rules.
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"If we have drafts of letters being circulated asking to ban all Russian athletes then that is strange," Lalovic, who is also an IOC member said.
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Admittedly more frivolous than most of the ideas being pitched today, Drafter is an inbox assistant that automatically drafts email responses based on your previous interactions.
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While previous drafts stipulated criminal punishment for officials who violated the law, a last minute revision detailed by state media this week has strengthened those clauses.
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