On approval, Sungevity's outstanding equity and convertible debt will become shares of Easterly common stock, and Easterly will change its name to Sungevity Holdings.
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A steady easterly fetch may keep reinforcing that cooler feeling.
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Stocks include JD.com, UPS, Easterly Government Properties, Pepsi and Lennar.
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In 2006, Easterly was vindicated by 28 world renowned economists.
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To become public company through merger agreement with easterly acquisition corp.
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DogVacay already does well in Canada, which Easterly was enthusiastic about.
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With only a hint of an easterly breeze, outdoor activities are comfortable.
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The easterly wind will blow in the range of 7 to 14 mph.
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Existing Rover CEO Aaron Easterly will be in charge of the merged business.
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William Easterly, the economist, pointed to a fundamental difficulty with P.I.H.'s approach.
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Only some kind of northernly southernly easterly westerly stuck-in-the-middle visionary.
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At sunset, the easterly winds pick up speed as they race across the sea.
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Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador is no stranger to incredible iceberg sightings.
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However, Easterly is not the only high-profile official banished for harboring dissenting views.
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"The fire is moving with the winds in an easterly direction," Kern County Fire Capt.
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The economist William Easterly divides development agencies into two philosophically distinct groups: planners and searchers.
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A more easterly settlement was, however, still inhabited by Norsemen in the early 103th century.
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As the land cools in the autumn, north-easterly winds replace the south-westerlies (see map).
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Aaron Easterly took it over as CEO, and he's been the driving force behind its success.
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Hit by easterly winds from Siberia, cities from Warsaw to Oslo were colder than minus 8C.
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We'd patrolled just to the south of it, a few weeks prior, on an easterly course.
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Cramer also sat down with Aaron Easterly, the CEO of privately-held pet care network Rover.com.
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The battle for the community on the two most easterly islands continued for almost four decades.
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A more easterly track means that landfall would be farther north in India, perhaps even into Bangladesh.
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Cramer spoke with Rover's CEO Aaron Easterly, who shed light on the high demand for Rover's services.
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"Our walking business is growing phenomenally," said Easterly, explaining he wasn't concerned about taking on startup Wag.
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"A cold easterly flow will bring increasingly colder air from north-eastern Europe," meteorologist Georg Muller said.
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Air traffic from Frankfurt airport could also be affected if there is an easterly wind on Sunday.
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As Easterly told the New York Times, the bank's track record is a "tragedy" for the poor.
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Tuesday's "amber" warning was upgraded due to widespread heavy snow and blizzard conditions caused by strong easterly winds.
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Stoked by easterly winds, the blaze engulfed timber-framed houses and warehouses stocked with brandy, wine and oil.
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In an analysis published in 1994, William Easterly and Stanley Fischer blamed Soviet ills on falling returns to capital.
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He says easterly winds that could reach up to 8 miles per hour are expected by 4 p.m. Friday.
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Easterly considers Rover a genuine early market disruptor and the pet industry one that was truly ripe for disruption.
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However, temperatures will likely not go above 60 F due to a light easterly wind coming off of the ocean.
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This has allowed easterly winds to carry moisture from the Coral and Tasman Seas to Australia's east coast and tropics.
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Once reaching the surface, easterly – from the east – trade winds along the equator carry the surface waters westward towards Asia.
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The Viktor Leonov previously caught unwanted attention in January 2018, when it was spotted near an easterly US Naval base.
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Thrush nightingales are close kin to the common nightingale familiar in western Europe, but have a more easterly summer range.
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In the 1850s, Easterly took a picture of cows grazing in a drained pond before a factory spewing black smoke.
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Schneider says Wag is better equipped to "understand the needs of pet parents," while Easterly says Rover offers "richer" services.
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I've built my work schedule around being free whenever the draining tide and long-period swell line up with easterly wind.
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The devastating assessment was amplified in a 2001 book by one of the World Bank's own lead research economists, William Easterly.
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Rover CEO Aaron Easterly hopes that the DogVacay acquisition will help Rover expand internationally, especially since DogVacay was already dominant in Canada.
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A lack of rain combined with very dry air and strong easterly winds have spread forest fires throughout central and northern Israel.
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Lesser known names like Isaac H. Bonsall, Henry Peter Bosse, Thomas M. Easterly, Josiah Johnson Hawes and others have pride of place.
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South Korea's military reportedly said Thursday that North Korea fired an projectile in an easterly direction from the northwestern town of Sino-ri.
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Bill Easterly, the development economist, makes a useful distinction between "searchers" and "planners" when it comes to figuring out solutions to large problems.
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Air traffic from Frankfurt airport could also be affected if there is an easterly wind on Sunday, air traffic control told Reuters on Friday.
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The strength of the easterly winds in the Pacific is one of the factors that governs distribution of warmth between the east and west.
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"If the gyrocopter had drifted slightly west, or the airline had taken a slightly more easterly path, a collision could have occurred," prosecutors said.
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Jennie M. Easterly served as special assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council during the Obama administration.
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The strong, easterly winds on the storm's northeast side would still pile up a considerable storm surge up and down the Florida east coast.
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A considerably more easterly or westerly path away from the Florida peninsula — toward the Carolinas or into the Gulf of Mexico — remains in play.
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So when the pressure is higher near Tahiti relative to that in Darwin, Australia, this creates a strong easterly flow in the equatorial Ocean.
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Easterly registered a dwarf mountain, resembling a fairy-tale book illustration, that was "the Last of the Big Mound" during its destruction in 1869.
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After being struck by a Japanese torpedo, the badly damaged Juneau rejoined a small fleet of surviving American warships heading in a south-easterly direction.
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As for Rover, when asked about future plans, Easterly was optimistic that the six-year-old company will eventually be traded on the public markets.
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In 2009, William Easterly, an economist at New York University, applied a real-world test to Mr. Schelling's abstract tipping-point model of racial segregation.
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Mark Fitzhugh, an Episcopal priest, officiated at Easterly, the private home of Anthony Daddino and Susan Bevan, who are friends of the bride's family. Mrs.
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"We're going to be taking a close look at anything that can help people become amazing pet owners despite the challenges of modern living," said Easterly.
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The deal with Easterly, which is putting about $200 million into Sungevity, is intended to bring more mutual funds and global institutional investors into the mix.
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"I continue to respect the Schelling model as a brilliant theoretical accomplishment that formalized loose language about 'tipping,'" Mr. Easterly wrote in an email in 2011.
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The fires have been burning in multiple locations for the past three days but intensified on Thursday, fueled by unseasonably dry weather and strong easterly winds.
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The slicks are spreading in both an easterly and northwesterly direction from the site of the wreck, the furthest extent reaching some 219 miles (30 km) away.
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Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag had carried out a search for several hours before heading in a north-easterly direction with the weather deteriorating and conditions challenging.
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"We're still in the early stage of this spreading out of the blue states and into the red states," said Hendel, the president of Levin Easterly Partners.
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Since the default state of trade winds near the equator is already easterly, the trade winds are amplified, blowing towards the west much more strongly than usual.
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The May 9 storm was generated by the easterly passage of a deep low-pressure system, and accompanied by winds reaching 65 knots (75 mph/120 km/h).
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Signs that experts like Halpert are looking for before declaring an El Niño advisory include: A slackening of the easterly trade winds along and north of the equator.
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It's unclear how this one exactly occurs, but happens in heavy rainfall, and is generally associated with more easterly weather and east coast lows, according to the ABC.
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West-moving winds from the top of the tropical stratosphere slowly move downwards and are replaced in that top position by the easterly winds that were below them.
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Forecasters said tornadoes, hail, and winds blowing at 70 mph (115 kph) posed the greatest threat as a cold front moved across the region in an easterly direction.
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Experts do know that most of the whales show up on the windward (or easterly) side of Oahu, though yesterday's sperm whale is currently on the opposite coast.
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The hourslong meeting, which took place at the Justice Department, also included speeches by Megan Smith, the national chief technology officer; and Jen Easterly, the senior director for counterterrorism.
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SEOUL, May 29 (Reuters) - North Korea fired an unidentified projectile on Monday from the region of Wonsan on its east coast in an easterly direction, South Korea's military said.
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"Bitterly cold easterly winds maintain their grip across the UK and we will see further snow showers in some places," said Aidan McGivern, a meteorologist at the Met Office.
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Or if you're an early riser, nearby is the #CapeByronLighthouse - the most easterly point of mainland Australia, so you can be the first in Australia to see the sun rise.
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The coastal flooding is the result of a long fetch of easterly winds, reaching hurricane force (75 miles per hour), pointed squarely at the north-south coast of eastern Massachusetts.
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Toles hits, runs Dodgers past Cubs CHICAGO — A tricky easterly wind did batters no favors Wednesday, but Los Angeles Dodgers left fielder Andrew Toles still found a way to deliver.
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And with 76 percent of U.S. survey respondents saying they see themselves as parents to, not owners of, their pets, Easterly expects his business to evolve far beyond dog-walking.
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He recruited Microsoft's former general manager Aaron Easterly to be Rover's CEO, and Philip Kimmey, whom he met at Seattle Startup Weekend, to be the company's director of software development.
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First, wind patterns across the tropical Atlantic region are all conducive to storm formation, including weaker vertical wind shear, weaker trade winds, and easterly winds coming off the coast of Africa.
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Gappah's story collection, "An Elegy for Easterly," won the Guardian First Book Award, but the partial revelations in this work are short-lived enticements that satisfy few of our deeper narrative appetites.
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Strong north-easterly winds built throughout Monday, helping Perpetual Loyal and Wild Oats XI break away from the fleet of 88 yachts, with Wild Oats XI taking the lead late in the day.
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"Unfortunately, I think we're heading lower as people come to the grips with the fact that businesses can't operate for quite some time," said Sam Hendel, president of value manager Levin Easterly Partners.
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Though it should be noted that it's commonly thought that jet lag is worse and longer-lasting when you travel in an easterly direction around the globe, compared to if you travel west.
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Aid and humanitarian agencies warned Friday that they now face huge challenges in ensuring refugees aren't exposed to disease and loss of life in the thin slice of land on Bangladesh's south-easterly tip.
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In Barbados, which is the most easterly of the Caribbean islands and rarely suffers major storms, schools, courts and businesses closed on Wednesday, as resident hunkered down for the first big storm since 2010.
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Forty years spent writing novels and trying to understand people different from me have taught me the same thing: to remain calm in the face of these easterly and westerly, historic and contemporary forces.
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"The Jet Stream weakens and so we tend to get a strong easterly flow of air and that air is really originating right from over in Siberia - so very dry, cold continental air," Mitchell said.
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A lack of rain combined with very dry air and strong easterly winds have spread the fires this week across the center and north of the country, as well as parts of the West Bank.
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Finally, the outsize form of the statue noted by all was a result of Osborn's long-held plan to create a grand easterly approach to the memorial across Central Park, an idea scotched by Robert Moses.
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Abetted by a dry summer and a strong easterly wind, the fire consumed four-fifths of the city, leveling 13,000 houses and most of London's shops, government buildings and churches over the course of three days.
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The locomotive had detached from the rest of the train and shot 50 yards or so in an easterly direction, down a short embankment, before coming to a halt, its wheels mired deep in the wet dirt.
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Sceptics such as William Easterly, an economist, warned at the time that debt relief would simply encourage more reckless borrowing by crooked governments unless it was accompanied by reforms to speed up economic growth and improve governance.
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The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) had intended selling the three stations of Castlederg in the west, Aughnacloy in the south and Warrenpoint, the easterly coastal town that is home to Northern Ireland's second largest port.
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If the Darwin-Tahiti pressure tendency is reversed, and air is forced to move eastward and oppose the easterly trade winds, the trade winds will slow or even reverse in direction if the force is strong enough.
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"Greg was focused on fixing the kennel problem, because kennels are expensive, rigid, and most people don't use them, while I was sick of having to ask my friends to take care of my Pomeranian," Easterly says.
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Furyk picked exactly the same pairs for Saturday's fourballs — players with 23 major titles between them — but this time, with a teasing north-easterly wind up across Le Golf National, they could barely locate a fairway or green.
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The most easterly of the four main islands, Minorca is becoming increasingly popular with Spanish travelers, largely thanks to its low-key development, unspoiled beaches, and general sense of peace lacking in many of Spain's busier tourist destinations.
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ANNOUNCES EXTENSION OF TIME TO COMPLETE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED BUSINESS COMBINATION WITH JH CAPITAL * EASTERLY ACQUISITION - STOCKHOLDERS VOTED TO EXTEND DEADLINE TO COMPLETE AN INITIAL BUSINESS COMBINATION WITH JH CAPITAL TO JUNE 30 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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It's also possible — but not terribly likely — that the storm will emerge from the Bahamas at a more easterly longitude than is currently expected, and remain far enough off the eastern coast of Florida to bring hurricane force winds ashore.
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But Sungevity's business model is simpler, requires less capital and should prove more appealing, said Darrell Crate, chairman of Easterly, which, in a similar transaction, created a publicly traded real estate investment trust that acquires, develops and manages government-leased properties.
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On Friday, the Defence Ministry said a senior Taliban governor had been killed in an air strike in the easterly province of Logar, and a militant commander had been killed in clashes with Afghan security forces in Balkh province in the north.
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Irma ripped through the tiny easterly Leeward Islands last week as one of the Atlantic's strongest ever storms, killing two dozen people, uprooting trees, tearing down power cables and severely damaging the homes of poor locals and the global jet-set alike.
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"This is mainly due to the change in wind direction from north-westerly to south-easterly, which allowed Delhi's air to slightly improve," Kurinji Selvaraj, a research analyst at the Delhi-based Council on Energy, Environment and Water think tank told CBS News.
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South Korea's military said on Thursday that North Korea had fired an unidentified projectile amid tensions with the U.S. The South's Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that the projectile was fired in an easterly direction from the northwestern town of Sino-ri, according to Reuters.
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"It should be recommended to adult travelers flying across five or more time zones, particularly in an easterly direction, and especially if they have experienced jet lag on previous journeys," the authors write, though if taken in the morning, it can cause grogginess during the day.
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The merger with Easterly Acquisition, which is expected to be approved later this year, would give Sungevity easier access to financing to help expand its business, with a goal of bringing solar panels to every house, said Andrew Birch, the solar company's co-founder and chief executive.
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"November has been another in a long string of warmer-than-normal months across much of Europe, although the last 10 days of the month should be considerably colder, especially across northeastern Europe as cold, continental, easterly flow will set up," said Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist with The Weather Company.
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He lived in North York's crime-ridden Flemingdon Park until he was 13, then easterly Scarborough for two years, and finally the corner of Oakwood and Vaughan, "very much the hood," he calls it, until his top 803 Billboard hit "Dangerous" featuring Akon in 2008 allowed him to purchase a house.
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"We believe the ongoing implications of Covid-19 will have a significant impact on the real global economy, and we, like many others, are executing contingency plans for this public health and economic event," wrote Joshua Easterly, chairman and chief executive officer of TPG's BDC, TPG Specialty Lending, in a note to stakeholders.
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While several of the more remote islands — including the outermost archipelago, St. Kilda, a collection of windswept rocks a further 100 miles west of the Isle of Skye — are near impossible to visit by boat, it is surprisingly easy to skip between the more easterly islands thanks to a network of ferry routes operated by CalMac.
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"It is all too easy to imagine a subsequent administration seizing on CVE [countering violent extremism] programs that are now in development as vehicles for systematic and large-scale profiling, patrolling and surveillance of American Muslim and communities presumed to be Muslim," the 27 organizations wrote in the letter to White House counterterrorism adviser Jen Easterly.
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