Flights at Heathrow & City Airport have not been effected.
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I apologize if you were effected personally by my post.
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Bloomberg first reported on the number of California employees effected.
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Clearly, Ross Perot I think effected the outcome in 1992.
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Smucker had effected a similar cut in July last year.
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U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH I DON'T THINK HAS BEEN MATERIAL EFFECTED.
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Epic Games claimed the patch effected server stability for Fortnite.
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Net bookings from the seven effected countries were down 80 percent.
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Our diligence has effected a shift in the structure of CBP.
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Pricing is fairly unreliable and the worst effected sectors are materials.
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Their generosity profoundly effected my (and my kids') reality that day.
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No other Kotex products are effected by the recall, the company said.
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Details: Those effected survived natural disasters including hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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For a full list of the effected machines, see the list below.
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No patients will be harmed, and no ongoing treatments will be effected.
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Jenkins wanted to be heard but effected his message by staying silent.
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It is unclear if he will also be effected by Nike's decision.
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Statistically, Iceland was one of the worst effected countries in the world.
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The limited machinery that effected the change was too much for us.
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But having effected this confrontation in the desert, he loses his nerve.
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It will be worth it to me to have effected this change.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda effected a revolutionary take-over of "The Great White Way,"
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What I'm really effected by are the kids who've had cancer and sickness.
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Cohen also wants to know why a gang task force effected the arrest.
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He has effected this simply by the exercise of tact and good taste.
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This alchemical change was of course effected in the crucible of Orlando, Fla.
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It has certainly effected great change, if not always what its founders anticipated.
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This COVID-19 (expletive) effected us more than I could have ever imagined.
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Christ's saving power, effected by love, mercy and forgiveness, is the core message.
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How much will it be effected if we see that next round go through?
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How do we take the news of constitutional amendments effected to benefit one individual?
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How many people need to be effected by gun violence before something is done?
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Has this job effected how you see luck or the way you value money?
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It begins sparsely, with icy piano lines and effected vocals ringing through the silence.
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But we need the communities that are most effected to begin finding available beds.
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Kuo said it is unclear if the second quarter of 28 will be effected.
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As Emojipedia notes, this is not the first time emoji critics have effected change.
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Italy's bond yields were among the most effected from a global bond rout on Monday.
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Schools across much of the effected Northeast have cancelled Wednesday's classes as roads remained impassable.
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He makes an appearance on "Hustla's Story," a track from rapper Cozz's new album Effected.
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The mass deletion isn't a one off and Cooper likely isn't the only user effected.
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Right now, we're still getting initial evidence on how the national expansion has effected doctors.
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Tesla has not issued any statements about employees directly effected by the covid-19 pandemic.
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I know that's something that everybody is doing now given social distance is being effected.
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Many sea lion pups have been greatly effected by changes in their environment and El Niño.
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Olivia Wilde is slamming Donald Trump after meeting with Syrian children effected by the refugee crisis.
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The first batch of the transition is being effected in UP (West), Bihar, and West Bengal.
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LTE and quick download speeds won't be effected, and plans start as low as $35/month.
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The cuts will be effected through May, the bank said in a regulatory filing on Thursday.
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"There are definitely some places that could be effected by this in a relatively important way."
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We effected change in the culture, but it took years for that to come to fruition.
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The set of motions and actuations that can be effected in this way is basically limitless.
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He responded by sending federal agents, who effected Capone's conviction for income tax evasion in 1931.
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By the story's end, new allegiances have been effected, shadowed by foreboding and filled with tenderness.
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" Lauren Hogg: "How many people need to be effected by gun violence before something is done?..
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While Apple's earnings won't be effected by the coronavirus outbreak, which was first reported on Dec.
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Watching it all back, it was tough to see how much their intimidation effected Tia and Bibiana.
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Battery fires and related product recalls have effected Apple, Tesla, hoverboards, electric skateboards and most famously Samsung.
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Fares for Lyft Shuttle are not effected by surge pricing (or as Lyft calls it, Prime Time).
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Most apps shouldn't be effected as long as you've upgraded the platform in the last few weeks.
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The court estimated 150 inmates will be effected and said the actual number could be even higher.
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It also reported that sites including MSN, the New York Times, AOL and Newsweek had been effected.
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Your $40 or $75 plan will remain the same; it's only the associated taxes that are effected.
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He literally Streisand-effected the moment of Han's first shot when he tried to edit it away.
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Nedwed said customers with seven-digit accounts balances were the ones who would most likely be effected.
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Analysts will be looking to see how Shake Shack's exclusive partnership with GrubHub effected the fourth quarter.
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Second, U.S. businesses and jobs that rely on Chinese investment would be effected and maybe even lost.
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" And to make it more confusing, effect means to accomplish something: "The board effected a sweeping policy change.
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"The production cuts have been effected by companies to correct inventories, the process is still on," said Mathur.
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The company declined to disclose what portion of products could be effected, or if it would increase prices.
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Though effected in July of 2010, many of the changes it held are only now coming to fruition.
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These orca whales have been negatively effected by a drop in the salmon population, boat noise and pollution.
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"I do think that the lack of strong statements in that regard probably effected the outcome," he said.
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For example, I believe that since the minimum wage increase, small businesses are going to be greatly effected.
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The most recent devices effected by the checkm8 exploit are the iPhone 8 and iPhone X (pictured above).
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While government trucks are covering some of the effected area, they are inundated with long lines and limited supplies.
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"My prayers go out to all of those effected by #HurricaneMatthew Praying for safety," Reese Witherspoon wrote on Thursday.
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Another important finding in the study had to do with the age of the turtles effected by the debris.
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Please pray for us and for everyone effected to be found safe, and for the recovery of our community.
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In the case of social media, that appears to have been effected by a throttling or shutdown of sites.
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Acacia's Bulyanhulu mine is the most effected by the export ban because of its size and higher running costs.
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"If there's a nuclear war somewhere else, you're likely to be severely effected by these temperature drops," Toon said.
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Without early treatment, the effected eye could shut off completely leaving a child with vision in only one eye.
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The effected versions (Drupal 6, 7 and 8) of the CMS power over one million websites on the internet.
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It's a political argument based on communities and what's happened in those communities and things that can be effected.
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So, everybody is doing everything they can to support those protocols, to limit ultimately the number of people effected.
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The ministry also said in a statement on Monday that the two effected farms had not vaccinated their cattle properly.
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Even emergency vehicles were effected by the disaster — including a fire truck that was washed away in San Bernardino county.
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You only have to worry about wrecking the connecting pins, which aren't effected by scratches nearly as much as discs.
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"This is a tragedy that effected a lot of people and changed a lot of lives that day," Gerace says.
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Jennifer Lawrence took to social media to slam the immigration ban, while offering her condolences those effected by the order.
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During the shows, Weirdcore has a live video feed filming the crowd, which gets analyzed and effected live through software.
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While it's unclear if two minute interviews to trade publications have ever effected widespread social change, her messaging is troubling.
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Historically, it has always been the patriot willing to challenge the status quo who has effected the most meaningful change.
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Once the husband has effected this repair, he drives himself, the wife, and the leg back to the grandparents' house.
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Bang & Olufsen said product supply was only marginally effected by the virus, but logistics costs had increased in the quarter.
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Mr. Van Assche, by contrast, has effected surprisingly little change, either in the broader culture or even his own style.
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Lt. Commander Isaac also told The Hill that classroom training for the effected Saudi students will resume sometime this week.
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The storm primarily effected production of IV saline fluids and bags, which are used to rehydrate patients and dilute medications.
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For example, when Peridot loses her limb enhancers, she loses a lot of the effected mechanical sounds in her music.
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He has varied stock holdings in any number of companies that could easily be positively effected by legislation or Executive Orders.
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And while Earth and the sun may not be effected by the cataclysmic event, it'll put on quite the cosmic show.
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The council's chief adviser, Aslak Skancke, said the divestments had already effected wider change, including encouraging companies to seek cleaner scrapping.
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The L train carries 275,000 people between Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, the effected section, every day.
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Because as you know, Saudi has always been a huge market that effected the value and supply chains around the region.
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The notes will be written-off if the conversion cannot be effected within five ASX business days of the trigger event.
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He cited 18 new Army weapons programs and eight production rate increases would be effected by a three-month continuing resolution.
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The regions of the Carolinas effected by Florence make up about 1.1 percent of the nation's gross domestic product, Moody's says.
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These are generally considered to "not be effected ideologically" by the group's hardline Islamist doctrine are slapped with six months behind bars.
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And even if you weren't effected, consider this another reminder for why it's important to keep your device's software up to date.
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"I really messed up my future along with the future of anyone who is remotely effected [sic] by my life," he said.
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I believe every photographer is influenced by their sexual preference in a greater or lesser way, and it certainly has effected me.
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"Although the agreement is not yet binding, Zimbabwe is trying to run ahead of time before the law is effected," he said.
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A spokesperson for Bird said its scooters are not effected by the bug, which it has known about for over a year.
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His views led him to be blacklisted in the 1950s, something Corey believed effected his career for the rest of his life.
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But by then, China had already enacted sweeping market reforms; Vietnam and, more tentatively, Laos have effected a similar move to capitalism.
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Chow said that he was worried that Hong Kongers would find themselves in a similarly dire situation unless change is effected soon.
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"There were a lot of people in our now-defunct guild who had been effected by cancer, especially breast cancer," she said.
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" But she added that "the riders on the relevant appropriations effected a suspension of that obligation for each of the relevant years.
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What they too often see are politicians and corporate elites speaking out for "dreamers" effected by DACA, or refugees from foreign countries.
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SO WE SEE WHEN GDP IS SLOWED, WE SEE THE ENTERPRISE SEGMENT OF ALL OF THE DATA CENTER BE THE ONE MOST EFFECTED.
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The U.S. Naval Observatory suggests contact the manufacturer of your GPS receiver if you have been effected by the GPS week number rollover.
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The Parks Service has recently began testing ten different chemical biocides on small patches at the memorial to see how they'll be effected.
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The Chicago Bulls player noted the recent police involved shootings that have left African-American men and women dead have effected his family.
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This issue only effected Ring Video Doorbell Pro users, not users of our other products, Ring Video Doorbell and Ring Stick Up Cam.
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EDT Even more celebrities have stepped up and continued to make sure money and supplies are headed towards those effected by Hurricane Harvey.
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We have a ton of customers that are being effected by this, and we're working non-stop to get this matter resolved promptly.
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But even the most brilliantly embroidered floral skirts didn't fool someone who shared a polio-effected childhood: the discerning documentary photographer, Dorothea Lange.
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If she were, the heart-wrenching, soul-baring talk you generously gave her in the workroom would have effected a deepening, an awareness.
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According to one estimate, a quarter of Russia's global weapons exports in 2015 were to rogue Venezuela, in transactions predominantly effected via loans.
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Mr. Kalanick replied that he believed that change could be best effected through engagement, and through the work they did every single day.
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Vermeule specifically "hopes for eventual integration effected from within institutions," starting by influencing of "executive-type bureaucracies" rather than through outright winning elections.
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But with the perfect knowledge effected by scouting such a place with your eagle's x-ray vision, it feels more like bullying than anything.
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"What proof does anyone have that they effected the outcome because I've heard zero," he said in a heated conversation with CNN's Michael Smerconsih.
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And while headline GDP growth hasn't been effected by them, I can tell you first hand, companies are widely affected by the trade tensions.
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Smithsonian reports that one study analyzed how intercessory prayer effected bloodstream infection outcomes but was later cited seriously in another paper on the topic.
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It's good news for CO2 emissions (and anyone effected by transportation costs), but not so great for the grimier truck stops of the world.
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So not only does your score increase when you behave well, it can be effected by the behavior and spending habits of your friends.
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It also comes about two years after cuts in welfare benefits were enacted with furious responses from the effected communities and their political mouthpieces.
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Moreover, physical delivery will be effected not by LME warehouses but by what Li has described as a "unique LME warehouse kind of system".
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UNICEF estimates two million children globally are effected by sexual exploitation every year, and the child sex trade is worth around $20 billion annually.
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Thirty-one percent of homes in the Baton Rogue area alone have some kind of water damage, meaning approximately 110,000 homes have been effected.
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"A strong Alaskan economy is not simply effected [sic] by the development of the Arctic OCS — it is dependent upon it," the group said.
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When they complained about immigration or the bewildering changes effected by a global economy, such people were too easily dismissed as racists and bigots.
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Curry, then, essentially serving as a proxy for America's anxious citizenry, effected a sort of justice: He used his cachet to illuminate vital information.
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Van Assche," The New York Times wrote last year, "has effected surprisingly little change, either in the broader culture or even his own style.
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People wait in line at Chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen for free meals to workers effected by the government shutdown in Washington, Wednesday, Jan.
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The Earth atmosphere would also be effected, so radar and radio system would be down, as in happened in Arlanda airport in Stockholm last year.
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It also seemed clear that there would be a reckoning at some point during the course of 2015, effected by the US Department of Justice.
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However, a spokesperson for SpaceX wouldn't say whether the construction of the test track in any way effected the decision to push back the competition.
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On April 29, affectionate Venus enters sensual Taurus, bringing some lovely vibes to the same area of your chart that's being effected by Mercury retrograde.
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"Any merger would be effected through the issue of new shares in Idea to Vodafone and would result in Vodafone deconsolidating Vodafone India," it added.
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War doesn't ever stop, even if the actual fighting ends, people will continue to be emotionally and psychologically effected long after the war has ended.
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Striking a somewhat less alarming tone, Sanders promotes his federal jobs guarantee as the most viable solution to offset any job loss effected by automation.
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I could only imagine he would want to be remembered as a creative person who effected change and used his resources to better his community.
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SVG said separately it had "noted" HarbourVest's statement but had "received no offer" and there "can be no certainty that any firm offer will be effected".
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Given the ease with which Handschumacher and his team worked, non-SMS-based two-factor authentication is still the best solution for ensuring you aren't effected.
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It was partially morbid and partially historical – my family had visited Auschwitz on an early trip to Poland and it effected me deeply – and partially subversive.
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"I have directed the immediate suspension of the tariff increases that were effected two days ago to the dismay of many mobile phone users," Mandiwanzira said.
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LAS VEGAS — Newly detailed malware can knock networks offline with devastating efficiency, although the effected networks might not be the ones intended by the malware's creators.
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On Wednesday, she emphasized that need to care for those effected by opioid addiction and argued that it needed to be regarded as any other disease.
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Some trials looked at how breakfast effected on daily energy intake and others examined the relationship between eating in the morning and changes in body weight.
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Women and girls are the most effected, but so are vulnerable men and young boys, said Shirley De Leon, a project development officer at the organization.
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If you're moved to spend some of that kindness energy you've been storing up to help those effected by the storm, click here to see how.
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Use the following approach to handle this: For positions that are directly relevant, begin with a "Scope Statement" that highlights the bottom-line change you effected.
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After September 11, when border security became a higher priority, the Martins say intensified immigration controls and the fear of border violence dramatically effected tourism to Nogales.
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Ultimately, we do not know what point in the action he has depicted: Is the turkey convulsing in its final death throes, the slaughter having been effected?
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Stevie's repeating his request for Joseline to be drug tested because he claims she's abused drugs and alcohol throughout her pregnancy, and fears it's effected the fetus.
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"Our margins this quarter fully reflect the annual increments that we effected across the board in April," TCS Chief Financial Officer V Ramakrishnan said in a statement.
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It remains unclear how cash sales would be effected without using the U.S. or European bank systems after April 28, a deadline set by the U.S. Treasury.
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In Tunisia/Libya (1982) the court stated that delimitation is to be effected by agreement in accordance with equitable principles and taking into account all relevant circumstances.
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The tireless advocacy and work of these young activists inspires countless people throughout the world; they have effected positive, lifesaving change and will continue to do so.
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The only reason their plan somewhat backfired is that it effected something more important than wages and freedoms in NC. Something more sacred to citizens here. Basketball.
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Whatever the case may be, your resume should explicitly state how you effected change and the reader should understand how your workplace changed with you in it.
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Even if they may not be seriously ill or seriously effected, I understand that it must pain them hugely that they cannot do things that they could before.
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I'm not sure if knowing this effected my initial interpretation of The Left Hand of Darkness, though, as I always tend to work in a relatively intuitive way.
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The actor says the meds made him do things over the past 2 months that effected a lot of people and he wants them to know he's sorry.
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It's meant a lot to hear from some early readers who are effected, who could relate—some are adopted, some are Asian American, some come from complicated families.
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But today, it effected the ultimate change: Adnan Syed, the Serial subject convicted of murder in 2000 and currently serving a life sentence, is getting a new trial.
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"I can confirm that there was such a request by President Trump," an Israeli official said on condition of anonymity, without elaborating on whether this effected Ozkan's release.
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"As an athlete whose life and livelihood has been negatively effected by drug cheats, I would ask for establishing a better protocol," she told Reuters in an email.
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"Not only is this inaccurate, but it creates panic and politicizes the hard work of first responders who are actually in the effected [sic] areas," the statement continued.
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"The other worrisome problem, especially in Mangina, is the number of health workers that are already effected with Ebola, and we have, so far, seven cases," Tedros said.
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Bunce will try to translate some of that information sharing to the national team level as part of an effort that has already effected a series of changes.
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And here's how President Trump can make a difference once the storm ends and estimates start to pour in on just how much money effected areas will need.
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"We sense the confusion; there is very real concern being effected globally and things are going rather badly awry," Dennis Gartman wrote Monday in his daily Gartman Letter.
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Smith's post-9/11 Bush is both doubt-free and indubitable, a man who effected the "personalization of the war on terror" and of Presidential power in general.
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey called the decision a "monumental victory," adding that it provided relief to workers and business that would be effected by the rule.
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That was sort of the way in and then the character as he's written and as he behaves in situations affected him, effected the way he spoke as well.
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The other option is to switch to a different texting app like Android Messages or Textra, which don't seem effected by whatever is plaguing Samsung's texting app (so far).
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And I have effected my own exit: having penned my last Bagehot column I now turn to Germany and its neighbourhood as The Economist's new bureau chief in Berlin.
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This Friday is the first time the vast majority of workers effected will miss a full paycheck, and their personal stories are viscerally painful and will fill the airwaves.
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Our technicians a fully aware we have a ton of customers that are being effected, and we're working non-stop to get this matter resolved as soon as possible.
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"The past can't be changed, but my hope is that we can at least create a better system and protocol to keep those effected up to speed," Rowbury said.
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Explicitly digital interactions would be the activities that would be most obviously immediately effected: most jobs that require computers or connectivity, core banking and payment networks, and so on.
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These highly targeted medicines go after one or a few inflammatory molecules, including cytokines, without the general immune suppression effected by corticosteroids and other relatively non-selective immune suppressants.
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However, he did mention that the Trump administration is considering a "targeted" economic aid approach for workers and businesses that have been effected by the consequences of the virus.
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Folashade Olufe, a customer service specialist in Lagos says when the ban was effected, members of her team came in late, using up time meant for work in traffic.
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Meanwhile, they efficiently located the cabdriver and effected a handoff as he drove back down the twisting mountain roads (did I mention that the son in question speaks Mandarin?).
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Most of the sealed cases involved minor offenses — such as fare evasion — which made up 750,000 of the 1.1 million arrests effected by the Police Department between 2014 and 2017.
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We worked with the German government, pulled down fake accounts there, 30,903 in France that could've effected theirs, so we are showing that we are able to meet those threats.
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The MTA stressed the lengths it went to engage with riders who would be effected by the shutdown, including "four large-scale, interactive community meetings" attended by "hundreds" of straphangers.
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For most effected women, this means grabbling around in the dark for a germ of information—or, in many cases, several months of even more extreme physical pain and desperation.
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Because of the rigidity of these policies in the effected regions, tube-fed patients needing nursing-home care cannot be discharged from the hospital unless the surgical tube is placed.
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A leader in the Lombardy region in Italy, the area most effected by the novel coronavirus, is implementing even harsher measures to crack down on the spread of the coronavirus.
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It requires a strong understanding of the enterprise and the needs of each individual business unit — as well as how they will be effected by the adoption of new tech.
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" Uber has disagreed with governments across the world before, Kalanick said, adding that it has effected change by fighting in some cases, and in others, "from within through persuasion and argument.
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Disease carriers like mosquitoes get a head start, crops can be effected by the sudden return of frost, allergy sufferers get hit hard, and scientist's anxieties are jumping off the charts.
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Mrs Merkel's team think they have effected a huge change in Germany's approach to the world; it now directs European foreign policy in trouble-spots like the Western Balkans and Ukraine.
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We are always sorry to hear of any negative care experiences and would invite patients effected by such incidents to approach the Trust so we can investigate properly and resolve appropriately.
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Confidentially I know of 4 funds directly effected… One of our EF companies lost one commitment because their investors could not close their fund in time due to the EIF suspension.
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The ban appears to have effected nearly all boards, including major brands like Swagway and Razor, although Mashable was able to find one minor board that seems to have passed through.
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House Republicans have effected a massive transfer of wealth from the poor and middle class to the very wealthy—consistent with the only economic principle the GOP seems to believe in.
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The proposed combination is to be effected by way of an acquisition of the entire capital of UBM by Informa for shares and a cash consideration, they said in a statement.
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Meanwhile the journalists and support staff were trapped in the same arena and area and did not have tests, and did not have guidance, although presumably they were just as effected.
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The game was scheduled to take place in Dublin on March 7 with thousands of Italian supporters, many from the regions most effected by the outbreak, expected to make the trip.
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The best biographical comics show the reader the quotidian life of the past and how it effected a protagonist and examine—not lecture about—the culture and mores of their times.
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The impact: Janowitz writes of Tonalá, a town along the Gulf Coast where waters have been effected, that its river has been fished by families for generations, but activity has reduced drastically.
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"Whether it's our national security, whether it's our economics, whether it's our scientific discovery, whether it's energy research, this is going to be effected in a powerful way by all of that."
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People can be negatively effected by insults from a robot, even when they realize that the robot has been programmed to insult them, according to a new study from Carnegie Mellon University.
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But if we are to construct such a world, we would do well to leave the slight acts of cancellation effected in the quad and cafe, and proceed to more illustrious offices.
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But it's ok because, in case you didn't see this coming from the blue-filtered lighting and extremely low effected vocals running through the entire song, Timbaland is here to save the day!
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If effected, an immigration policy that singled out Muslims would violate guarantees located in the Free Exercise and Establishment Clauses of the First Amendment and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.
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"The proposed takeover of Qualcomm by the Purchaser (Broadcom) is prohibited, and any substantially equivalent merger, acquisition, or takeover, whether effected directly or indirectly, is also prohibited," the presidential order released on Monday said.
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Taken together, the clothes, gestures, and color of a sculpture–whether painted or effected by naturally colored marble–were important ways in which difference was depicted by artisans and sculptors across the ancient Mediterranean.
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Previously an outsized personality, online and at a string of industry events, Luckey had effected a policy of radio silence during his latter days at Facebook, but his departure marked a renewed public presence.
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"Every woman's body is vastly different and being that our solution is natural and not drug based, individual outcomes vary based on the person, and can be effected by many factors," the spokesperson says.
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Tumblr, as usual, is on it: We don't yet know how Tumblr's culture will be effected by removing such a substantial portion of their content, or how many content creators will be negatively impacted.
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Other countries have reacted to existing refugee flows -- many of which are already effected by climate change even if this is not widely discussed -- with shifts to nativism and often violent anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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You don't think about this much when you're working a desk job, but earlier model rain gauges out in the field could be negatively effected by this natural debris in terms of their performance.
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"I knew it was a big problem but didn't know how big it was until I got into the VA as an intern and saw how many people are effected by this," Hooten says.
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According to Starbucks, the company removed the effected products from stores as soon as it became aware of the issue and says no other products or "enjoy by" dates are included in this recall.
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Change could have easily been effected with explicit guidance to banks on what is now seen as best practice, rather than threatening individuals, including ANZ's treasurer, with jail terms of up to 10 years.
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For if the average photo is ever dumber, photography matters even more; the social photo, in Mr. Jurgenson's phrase, has effected a "fusion of media and bodies" that has made every gallerygoer a cyborg.
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In the past, Mr. Jones has effected grand and audacious collaborations with, among others, the estate of the punk-era artist Christopher Nemeth, and the results turned out to be commercial and aesthetic successes.
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Most of the lost economic output is likely to be made up in the fourth quarter as consumers make purchases they deferred and replace damaged vehicles, and repairs begin on effected homes and businesses.
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Since the Arab Spring in 2011, Rojava's predominantly Kurdish population of around 3-4 million has effected a bottom-up transformation of society into a direct democracy, organized into three self-governing, Swiss-style cantons.
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The big picture: At least 133 people have become ill from the outbreak, with 73 being affected by the cereal and at least 60 being effected by the pre-cut melons between April and May.
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Basel did not name the banks likely to be effected, but major U.S. trading firms such as JP Morgan as well as European players such as Deutsche Bank are likely to be in the frame.
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In the context of immigration and border security, constitutional rights are not automatically granted to someone who has presented herself at the border and not "effected" a proper entry but instead was taken into custody.
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"This has been a really long-lived and intense storm that effected the entire nation for the past five or six days," said Patrick Burke, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center.
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Hovland pointed to several statistics in his ruling that showed Native Americans, especially those who live without a car or far from driver's license site, would be more effected by the laws than non-Native Americans.
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Visiting the site of this tragic death and being able to recognise Uyinene, and all women and girls effected by GBV (specifically in South Africa, but also throughout the world) was personally important to The Duchess.
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"The American singer Lizzo came to visit us at FoodBank today to say thanks for helping our bushfire effected communities," he tweeted along with two pictures of Lizzo donning a high-vis jacket ready to help.
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And once entry was effected, the route was perilous: either down through smothering cream, or into a bruising welter of ice cubes into which they were jammed repeatedly, cruelly, to make the drink longer and colder.
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Also effected were mysterious string sculptures by Judith Scott and eccentric pieces by Arthur Bispo do Rosario, Pierrette Bloch, Cathryn Boch, Jules Leclercq, Man Ray, The Philadelphia Wireman, Marc Moret, Michel Nedjar, Virginie Rebetez, and Borbála Remmer.
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"Experience shows that these 'crises' tend to settle down for long periods once the initial adjustment of market expectations has been effected," wrote Carl Weinberg, chief international economist at High Frequency Economics, in a note to clients.
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"Experience shows that these 'crises' tend to settle down for long periods once the initial adjustment of market expectations has been effected," Carl Weinberg, chief international economist at High Frequency Economics, wrote in a note to clients.
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I think I always push because I have hope that by the time I leave this world it will be a better place and that I will have effected change in the best way I knew how.
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There is NO question that Lewinsky's entire life -- or at least the last 20-ish years of it -- has been negatively effected by a relationship she had with a man when she was in her early 20s.
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In theory, Bite Helper's 120-degree heat, which comes through on the metal end, neutralizes that saliva (basically by heating it up until it becomes inert) and the vibration also increases blood flow to the effected area.
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Finally, Syria's partition, at least if it were permanent, would contravene the 1923 Lausanne Treaty and therefore would itself have to be legally effected by treaty, which is a tougher haul than a mere ad hoc agreement.
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"These changes were effected in such a manner that clouds, varying in tint between a hyacinth red and a chestnut-brown, were continually passing over the body," the young biologist wrote in his notes, published in 1839.
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The U.S. Congress has authorized an $8.3 billion aid package to support government's response to the illness, but as companies wrestle with their responses to the illness, it's worth noting that productivity is bound to be effected.
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It is the latest match effected by the coronavirus outbreak with Paris St Germain's Champions League last 16 second-leg home clash with Borussia Dortmund at the Parc des Princes stadium on Wednesday also closed to fans.
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"Concord's actual recordkeeping is effected with due account of the fact that Concord has been the victim of several cyberattacks and has reason to expect future cyberattacks from the United States government and third parties," Prigozhin wrote.
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Once this dramatic cleavage was effected, the interests of the black majority could be confidently ventriloquized by an emerging stratum of race relations administrators, who were also aligned with and embedded as minions of ruling class power.
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Flights to Asia were the most effected, it said in a teleconference, adding that its 2020 targets will have to be revised and that several scenarios, including decreasing the frequency and capacity of flights, were being evaluated.
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Would it be fair to hold the programmer or software supplier accountable if the algorithm at the time of the accident differed substantially from the original, and the changes were effected by the AI algorithm having "taught" itself?
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Schroepfer says that 87 million is the maximum number of users impacted, up from initial reports from the New York Times of 50 million people effected, as Facebook isn't positive of how many people had their data misused.
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Uganda had sent a protest note to Kinshasa and demanded "that the officers of the FARDC who are responsible for the murder ... be brought to justice and appropriate compensation to the bereaved families be effected", the statement said.
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The streaming service effected a culture of entertainment being "anywhere, on anything and anytime you like" as the benchmark expectation for an entire generation, forcing other networks out of their comfort zones and making them up their games.
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Ms. Agostino's false and defamatory statements have not only effected [sic] the North Wind's business, but has had a direct negative effect on its ability to of their employees and their families, all because she made false claims.
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"The operations, careers of employees, training and education on the latest techniques for better patient care, new innovations will all be effected in this environment," the company wrote in a March 6 letter to India's drug pricing regulator.
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"The use of unnecessary force or wanton violence is not justified when the fulfillment of their duty as law enforcers can be effected otherwise," the judge in the case, Rodolfo Azucena Jr., said in his ruling on Thursday.
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The control and dominance of our culture and society, as effected by changes to our laws, judiciary, education system and government by an extreme group, is anathema to the values and beliefs upon which this country was built.
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October 22018, 231 - Florida Governor, Rick Scott signs an executive order giving the eight counties most effected by Hurricane Michael the ability to extend and supplement the mandated early voting period that is set to begin on October 22018.
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"The EUYO is a vital cultural and political resource for Europe and for the EU, and I am delighted that the orchestra's long-term stability has now been effected," said Vasily Petrenko, the orchestra's chief conductor, in a statement.
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Add to that Evans' tendency to load up and you can quickly see how firstly a loss of speed with age and injury might have effected Evans' effectiveness, but secondly why setting the trap for punches is so important.
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The plant will not have to completely address its pollution of the local water supply, and Cmar told WFPL that the deal could prevent people living near the effected area from bringing lawsuits — a point disputed by the Cabinet.
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What they talked about: Cambridge Analytica: Lawmakers pressed Zuckerberg on why the company didn't tell millions of users they had been effected by the Cambridge Analytica incident or ban the data firm in 2015 when the illicit gathering occurred.
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People of all genders are effected by rape culture, and people of all genders can perpetuate it: just look at U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos working to roll back Title IX protections for survivors of campus sexual assault.
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But what is most important in attempts to grasp just how this international plot was devised and successfully effected is this -- only a well-connected bail-jumper with access to boatloads of cash could effect such a complex getaway.
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"Peculiar to the loan utilization is the last drawdown of $400 million which was effected on December 20, 2016 at the time the NDC (then ruling party) had woefully lost the December 5003 elections," Aidoo told reporters in Accra.
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Over time, according to Francis, it discouraged the NAACP's work on racial violence in favor of a focus on black education, and effected a swing in priorities that still guides the NAACP today (though the fund stopped operations in 1941).
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Chernobyl explores the aftermath and problem-solving of the world's biggest nuclear disaster, which killed an estimated 4,000 to 90,000 victims, according to reports obtained by TIME, and left areas of Eastern Europe heavily effected by radiation to this day.
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But what about the plebes among us, the non-C-suite people who did something that changed the industry, spoke truth to power in a remarkable way that effected real change, or just made the world a little more interesting?
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"It is ... felt by investors that there is substantial cultural change that can be effected in order to achieve this and in time it will require a change of management to make this happen," said a second institutional investor source.
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This song is very special to me, and I hope that it becomes an anthem not only for the kids effected by cystic fibrosis, but anyone who has chosen to live their best life in the face of pain and heartache.
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The White House, by contrast, never presented to the public or Washington a compellingly coherent argument for why its plan would improve health care in the US, or the lives of those who might be effected by the new legislation.
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These killings have continued over the past three decades, and although women of all ages and backgrounds have been effected, a significant number of the victims were workers commuting home from long shifts in Juárez's hundreds of foreign-owned manufacturing plants.
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There are two ETFs that specialize in buybacks: The Powershares BuyBack Achievers Index (PKW) is comprised of U.S. securities issued by corporations that have effected a net reduction in shares outstanding of 5 percent or more in the trailing 12 months.
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We had a movie made about us recently, a documentary called "Obit," and in it my former deskmate Doug Martin, who effected his own exit from the obit business a couple of years ago, made a comment of encapsulating rue.
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Joe Heck (R-Nev.), chairman of the subcommittee, said money for both the pay raise and troop level will be offset in the full committee markup when it is released next week and that readiness will not be negatively effected.
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The closest approximation to this pioneering virtual reality experience might be that effected by centuries-old Chinese landscape paintings: an experience in which the eyes lead the viewer on a journey that involves imagining entering the landscape with the entire body.
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Again via Axios: The Atlantic's piece about the new book highlights one jarring scene in which Kellyanne Conway was encouraging Trump to address the opioid crisis with a video of the president requesting stories by those personally effected by the epidemic.
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By now we are well into a transformation effected by several designers under the guidance of Antoine Arnault, the LVMH scion, and the Berluti label is a definitive sartorial marker of how the other one-half of 1 percent lives.
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Workers at that group, which is responsible for patent licensing, brand licensing and products like the Ozo virtual reality camera, say they have been told their unit will not be effected by the widespread cuts being made to the company.
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With the acceleration of community spread leading to diffusion of the virus out beyond U.S. urban centers effected thus far (namely, New York City and San Francisco), more and more startups residing in neighboring suburbs may face closing their workplace.
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"Visiting the site of this tragic death and being able to recognise Uyinene, and all women and girls effected [sic] by GBV (specifically in South Africa, but also throughout the world) was personally important to The Duchess," read the Instagram caption.
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In the interview, Obama said he did not believe the U.S. could have effected a meaningful result in Syria without a big commitment of ground forces and said that competition between Riyadh and Tehran helped feed proxy wars across the region.
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Love is an odd yet wonderful mess that makes those effected do quite strange things but through it all I would do it again and again and again if it meant waking up next to this odd-ball of a human every morning.
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But in the long run, they could also prompt a migration to the suburbs of the sort effected by the adoption of the automobile in the 1950s, as the well-off opt for extra space and quiet without having to endure brutal commutes.
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" Hood says she and other relatives were camping when word reached them of the killing: "You think you are untouchable and then all of a sudden — at the time it was almost a United States crisis, and here it was, it effected us.
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"We're going to correct that for those customers that were effected," he said, noting that the number impacted was less than 10 percent of its active financial services customer base and the monies involved were a maximum of "double digit pounds" per customer.
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General Padilla said the military had yet to "receive any specific directives as to how this pronouncement will be effected," and that any changes would "affect only a token number of American servicemen who are confined mainly in Zamboanga City," on Mindanao.
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That figure is profoundly effected by the jarring lack of physical and digital copies for sale and fact that Tidal is the smallest of the Big Three music streaming services, boasting 3 million subscribers to Apple Music's 11 million and Spotify's 30 million.
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I feel as if they would beat around the bush on how bad it was, it's like our history classes would focus more on the wars and different movements but little on slavery and how it effected us and the world today.
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"These underlying investments have little to no link to equity markets and behave very differently so if we see equity markets sell off it is unlikely we will see the likes of catastrophe bonds, which are weather related, being effected," he said.
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"SBI has effected full transmission of repo rate cuts by RBI and has passed on the benefit of repo rate reduction by 85 bps during the current financial year to its CC/OD (cash credit and overdraft) customers with limits above 100,000 rupees," SBI said.
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The first point the FCC makes is regarding the text of the 1996 Telecommunications Act, and how it defines "telecommunications service" (how broadband is currently defined, allowing net neutrality rules to be effected) and "information service" (how it was before the net neutrality rule).
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SO, AGAIN, YOU SEE THIS BY SEGMENT HOW ARE THINGS BEING EFFECTED AND YOU KNOW, I THINK IT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT AREAS ARE GROWING AND WHAT, WHERE – EVEN WITH THE EXISTING DEVICES DID PEOPLE WANT TO STORE MORE DATA, GO TO MORE CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS.
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Organized by Andrea Renner and Eric Goldwyn in one large gallery of the Manhattan museum, it includes over 2016 objects, photographs of the city by Rob Stephenson, and extensive text and graphics to demonstrate how every New Yorker is effected by the rules of zoning.
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In the album's press statement, the artist said that the record is a reflection of his mood about the world and society: "As an artist it feels strange to me to create simply happy music without being effected by current world affairs," he said.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)At least it seems the Mate X's release won't be effected by the U.S. government's recent decision to place Huawei on the Entity List, which prohibits U.S. companies from supplying good or services to organizations seen as a national security risk.
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First, as a Democrat governing in a conservative state, he established proof of concept that the Affordable Care Act could be a huge success nationwide: Despite GOP opposition, he effected one of the most successful insurance expansions under the Affordable Care Act in the country.
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In Fitch's view, the following key changes to the investment process have been successfully effected since September 13: introduction of extra-financial analysis through environmental, social and governance (ESG) filters and related fundamental research; a revamped portfolio construction process; and stricter buy/sell discipline.
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"The Clean Power Plan departed from this practice by instead setting carbon dioxide emission guidelines for existing power plants that can only realistically be effected [sic] by measures that cannot be employed to, for, or at a particular source," Bloomberg quoted from the unreleased documents.
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It's more than possible that they are attempting to delegitimize the process by which that proposal is effected: If nefarious actors interfered, and America did not have a fair chance to weigh in, how can it be said to be a transparent and open process?
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But through legwork, persistence and the help of some dedicated outside lawyers, the three slowly effected legal change in 37 states, including in Delaware, where more than two-thirds of the Fortune 500 and 80 percent of public companies are incorporated, according to state statistics.
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One way to track intellectual movements in the arts is to follow the rise and fall of content versus form (as Susan Sontag, in her essay "On Style," pointed out not long after Greenberg effected his great separation of the abstract from the figurative).
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If they didn't control the Senate, that tax bill never would have come up for a vote, at least not in a way that permanently cut the corporate tax rate from 523% to 21% and unduly effected blue states with higher state and local taxes.
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The mental cost of loss "One of the major health effects of flooding seems to be the mental health aspects," said James Rubin, a psychologist at Kings College London whose recent research looked into the psychological impact of people both directly and indirectly effected by floods.
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The fact that nobody thought of this ahead of time is kind of bizarre to me, but basically, the way that they were doing this — and it's not just Intel, although Intel is effected in ways that some others aren't — but it is really all chips.
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The EPA will argue that "the Clean Power Plan departed from this practice by instead setting carbon dioxide emission guidelines for existing power plants that can only realistically be effected by measures that cannot be employed to, for, or at a particular source," the documents say.
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Concerns about the clock ticking on the U.S. administration's first year in office are growing as the initial hype over the breadth and speed of legislative changes to be effected has ceded to question marks over what the government will be able achieve this calendar year.
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He moved to the front seat, next to Marcos, which effected a redistribution of bodies: One of the men moved back, next to a woman who might have been his wife or his sister; the woman with the thick-haired baby moved back, next to me.
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Rick Snyder testified, Mari wrote to Obama asking to meet with him: I am one of the children that is effected by this water, and I've been doing my best to march in protest and to speak out for all the kids that live here in Flint.
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" [Vote Smart] Call him: (2423) 2752-75237 | Email him Climate change denier "I have seen over the years that most environmental radicals come from wealthy or upper-income backgrounds… I agree that human activity has effected [sic] the climate, but not to the extent some extremists claim.
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Though Summers, and others, argue that NIRP can be effected without limits on cash by putting into place bank withdrawal fees, the fact remains that there is a clear link between having to pay to stash your cash at the bank and, well, just stashing your cash yourself.
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As has been the case in Liberia, the organization expects occasional flare-ups in the effected countries, likely a result of the fact that the virus is believed to stay in the system of survivors for up to nine months — a sharp increase over previous estimates of 90 days.
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California Fire Foundation is a statewide nonprofit organization that is working to get fast funds to everyone effected through its SAVE program, where frontline firefighters are given prepaid Mastercards to distribute to victims who often didn't have time to pack everything they needed before they were forced to evacuate.
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I asked on a press call held by the FCC whether, considering the failure of existing net neutrality rules to exist under any other authority than Title II, the current leadership had a strong alternative — a way to keep existing rules while changing the law under which they're effected.
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He graduated from Colgate and received a master's degree in sports business from N.Y.U. His mother works in Bedford Corners as the president of the Gift of Hope, a nonprofit group she founded dedicated to caring for women and children effected by H.I.V. and AIDS in South Africa.
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That subcommittee fight was important and illustrative, because it represented a broader shift that was probably the most fundamental change effected by the class: Power moved from committees to subcommittees, and subcommittee chairs for the first time got to set their own agendas and hire their own staffs.
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In the Middle East and North Africa, the United States has forcefully effected regime change in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya; intervened in the civil wars of Syria and Yemen; and conducted military interventions of varying scale in Pakistan, Somalia, Niger and more than a dozen other African nations.
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You can give great service all day long, but if somewhere doesn't have great food, the person probably isn't going to come back," she said via Twitter DM. "It is frustrating that our money is effected [sic] and we're judged on our quality based on areas out of our control.
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Bill Gates: The U.S. in all medical funding spends over half of everything that is spent in world and a lot of the expertise about making vaccines and researching disease, the US expertise is very, very important and so the US is reaching out to try and help the effected countries.
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"We can't undo the years of suffering, but we should make sure the victims receive similar recognition and compensation that other residents have received," Udall's referring to the compensation given to those effected by the Nevada Test site through the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) and denied to New Mexico Downwinders.
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"You have to do more to solve this problem and they couldn't do more to meet that demand so here we are today with that prohibition," the Danish national stated before adding that she considered it "highly likely" that the deal could have proceeded if a sale of MTS had been effected.
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Allow yourself to be vague, because even if you have a guilty conscience that goads you to spill all your sins or confess whatever traumatically embarrassing moment from 2003 has butterfly-effected its way to be the reason you have to flake on a karaoke birthday, no one needs the whole story.
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The series explores the aftermath and problem-solving of the world's biggest nuclear disaster, when the nuclear power plant in the Soviet state of Ukraine exploded during system testing on April 26, 1986 — killing an estimated 4,000 to 90,000 victims and leaving areas of Eastern Europe heavily effected by radiation to this day.
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With every passing year, the moviegoing calendar inches closer to being subsumed by the twin titans of blockbuster season, when studios trot out their priciest and most specially effected franchise breadwinners, and awards season, when the prestige pictures arrive to return a bit of dignity — and hopefully some golden hardware — to those same studios.
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Still, its fragile confidence could have done without the prospect of Croatia, Nigeria and Iceland lurking in Group D. That such a lineup could constitute the toughest of all the groups is indicative of the other major change — one not effected, at least directly by FIFA — that influenced the way the draw played out.
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Among the games effected is Juventus' clash with Inter Milan, which is being pegged as a potential title decider, with the two teams separated by just six points at the top of Serie A. Four matches in Serie A were postponed last weekend due to outbreaks in the regions of Lombardy, Veneto and Piedmont.
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"MaryAnne Rolle we've never met but I'm devastated that something that was meant to be amazing, turn out to be such a disaster and hurt so many ppl… SORRY to anyone who has been negatively effected [sic] by the festival…" Despite the visual differences of the FYRE and ICONN apps, fans have still seen the similarities.
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But he has effected a true reset, and a global one at that, from a revitalized NATO finally committed, after decades of sloth, to paying its fair share on defense, to the crushing of the physical caliphate of ISIS, to the restoration of our relations with nations we had turned our backs on, most importantly, Israel and Egypt.
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" The issue seems to be that, unlike a literary work of art or a particular image, flavor can't be described objectively, because it is effected by "factors particular to the person tasting the product concerned, such as age, food preferences and consumption habits, as well as on the environment or context in which the product is consumed.
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This experience in Native singing and Métis violin was incredibly moving, and could only have been effected by nature, the scene of water and mountains — so much so, that when Glenn finishes the set by singing "It's Been Days," a Native Round Dance cover about longing, audience members did not know whether to clap or end the moment in silent reverence.
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Jason Furman, who was chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers for most of former President Barack Obama's second term, said on Tuesday the Obama administration, even as it crafted ambitious programs, was sensitive to how extra spending effected the ratio of total government debt to gross domestic product, and assumed it was good to keep that ratio stable or declining.
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Dorsey published his explanation, as a tweetstorm of course, on Saturday afternoon as the Women's March, protesting the Trump administration, was underway in both Washington D.C. and satellite cities connected to the movement around the US. In summary, Dorsey said that the issues effected more than half a million Twitter users and the company was making no excuses for its errors.
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"MaryAnne Rolle we've never met but I'm devastated that something that was meant to be amazing, turn out to be such a disaster and hurt so many ppl… SORRY to anyone who has been negatively effected [sic] by the festival…" Rather than the deluxe accommodations that were advertised by Fyre Fest, guests were provided with flimsy tents and cheese sandwiches.
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"The idea is when dollars are spent to rebuild, you don't just want to rebuild the same old way, you want to rebuild in a way that is smarter and makes it less likely that they will be effected the same way in the future storms -- that's resiliency," former HUD Secretary Julian Castro, who awarded the grant at the time, told CNN.
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Immediately upon completion of all steps necessary to terminate the proposed takeover of Qualcomm, the Purchaser and Qualcomm shall certify in writing to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) that such termination has been effected in accordance with this order and that all steps necessary to fully and permanently abandon the proposed takeover of Qualcomm have been completed.
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Imagine that you're a New Jersey Trooper on the midnight shift and you've effected a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding, but note that the driver is a young male from New York in a rental car heading northbound on the Turnpike, with a the rental agreement showing that the vehicle was just rented a couple of days before in New York.
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By unleashing on the host nation, South Korea, his beaming young cheerleaders and, through graduated suspense-building, his own sister, Kim Yo Jong, North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un effected an image makeover, turned the tables on the Trump administration, hypnotized the world into forgetting about his yearlong ballistic-bluster barrage, and likely secured a free pass on his next big provocation.
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Immediately upon completion of all steps necessary to terminate the proposed takeover of Qualcomm, the Purchaser and Qualcomm shall certify in writing to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) that such termination has been effected in accordance with this order and that all steps necessary to fully and permanently abandon the proposed takeover of Qualcomm have been completed.
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