Our lives are fueled by effort: the effort to rise above, the effort to get ahead and the effort to gain respect.
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The only thing worse than effort is the effort required to complain about said effort.
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All this effort — I'm like, no, no, not more effort for everyone, less effort for everyone.
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"Make (an) effort (and) once you committed effort, even small effort results will come," the Dalai Lama said.
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And the military is the teeth behind the diplomatic effort, the information effort, the economic effort that is going on here.
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"Effort can't overcome anything, but effort + talent = excellence," he wrote.
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Any little effort is effort and that's all that matters.
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Effort, or the perception of effort, is subjective and situational.
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This is no longer a research effort or a demonstration effort.
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Mistakes reveal effort, and effort is the antithesis of Instagram success.
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"When we say the effort, it's different levels of effort," Hornacek said.
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It's its own effort, in the same way that learning how to manage people is its own effort; earning how to lead is its own effort; learning how to think critically about a business is its own effort.
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SeanLyons, the MUD's tech lead, places the effort firmly as a community effort.
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Tapping and reading takes effort, and there's a reason we make that effort.
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There is no development physically or intellectually without effort, and effort means work.
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The ideal amount of effort one should put into sleep is zero effort.
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In fact, those who began the effort specifically wanted to avoid a centrist effort.
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Sean Lyons, the MUD's tech lead, places the effort firmly as a community effort.
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Over time, less intentional effort, though not no effort, is needed to be successful.
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"At least you should be able to see an effort, serious effort," he said.
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That effort failed, raising the possibility that the Alexander-Murray effort may be revived.
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When you're sitting comfortably, it takes effort to notice — and even more effort to question.
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That effort came with a bunch of downsides, with critics decrying the effort as wasteful.
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"Natural beauty" has become less about lack of effort than about successfully hiding effort altogether.
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Some officials think the effort is separate from any Kremlin effort to favor Mr. Trump.
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But there was no effort to engage a meaningful grassroots effort to actually flip votes.
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This book is Varoufakis's best effort to explain why his best effort was not enough.
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I put effort into my dates under the (gargantuanly misguided) notion that effort nets result.
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They said that if you're passionate about what you're doing and you put in extreme effort — not just average effort, but extreme effort — the results are going to be fine.
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This new effort is part of Paolucci's effort to help change the world for the better.
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"This is not only an affirmative effort on our part, it's a protective effort," he said.
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How do we get to make it an all-volunteer effort, national effort, to do this?
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It doesn't take much time and effort since I do it daily, but it is effort.
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Mr. Cordray's effort to appoint Ms. English was seen as an effort to extend this process.
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The success of this effort would depend on law enforcement effort, including both police and courts.
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Since that effort fell apart, the status of the repeal effort has been less clear. Sens.
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The effort, in response to Thomas Cook's widespread flight cancellations, represents Britain's largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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First, it takes a lot of effort, effort that could otherwise be used for remembering what happened.
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And it's that effort, the effort of creating in concert, that truly defines us as a species.
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There may be an effort to ditch the "omnibus" effort where lawmakers fuse the bills into one.
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Unfortunately, just like Zuckerberg's effort to discover what it's like to be human, that effort went nowhere.
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In the effort to rewrite healthcare, substance played second fiddle to a frantic effort to capture votes.
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"There is a concerted effort and will be a concerted effort to stabilize the market," said Sen.
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But there's a key difference between the effort to pass Obamacare and the effort to repeal it.
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The company described the effort to Business Insider as an effort to improve its AI-powered services.
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"This is all going to come down to a mobilizing effort and an organization effort," Jacobson said.
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"It was just a poor effort, a poor effort at both ends of the floor," George said.
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Ocasio-Cortez for their effort to explicitly include formerly incarcerated individuals in the "Housing For All" effort.
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The Kennedy effort failed, however, and any similar effort would be hugely controversial among Republicans this year.
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The effort in creating and maintaining communities in Seed is real effort—it's not a simple gift.
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A great deal of effort and plenty of resources have gone into the effort to contain it.
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Ewan perfectly timed his effort after Groenewegen began his effort on the left side of the road.
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He hopes his effort will help fighters so "all their effort is directed at repelling the regime".
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Because I, to a larger degree, I had this feeling that we put a lot of effort into creating new legislation but too little effort into implementation and too little effort into enforcing.
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" As for the end of the bipartisan effort to "fix" ObamaCare, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said, "It's never really been a bipartisan effort ... an effort that would not fail.
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For at least four of the "potentially obstructive" acts -- Trump's effort to fire Mueller, Trump's effort to restrict Mueller's investigation, Trump's effort to have then-White House counsel Don McGahn lie about Trump's effort to fire Mueller and Trump's effort to dissuade ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort from cooperating -- Mueller finds "substantial evidence" of all the legal elements required to charge and convict on obstruction.
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But resolving tragedies often requires an immense amount of human effort, and that effort results in new knowledge.
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Explanations take effort, and effort is antithetical to an art form that begs to be perceived as effortless.
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On Wednesday, the Trump purge accelerated, now with an effort to push out lobbyists close to the effort.
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But the effort will enjoy support from business lobbying groups that was lacking from the health-care effort.
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Some even regarded the effort as a misguided marketing ploy rather than a sincere effort to promote understanding.
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They are loud, and they take effort, and effort means that sometimes the people lifting them make noise.
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"We will have an effort that's parallel to any other presidential effort we've had in Ohio," he added.
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That effort pushed progressive legislative proposals in an effort to soften the image of Republicans in the House.
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The effort to mislead the public would then be reinforced by an effort to mislead the federal investigators.
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President Trump has pointed to a global effort to plant one trillion trees as a major environmental effort.
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I put my best effort forward, because I believe — sorry, believed — dating is an activity worth the effort.
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If I did not make that effort, I would never know whether intense effort might have proved helpful.
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The effort is not part of a multistate effort, said Racine in a Wednesday press briefing about the lawsuit, and he was unsure if a wider effort involving more state lawsuits had been organized.
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For me, it's easier to put that extra effort into the gym instead of putting the extra effort into the gym instead of putting the extra effort into: 'Oh no, I can't eat that.
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Anguished relatives have criticized the search effort but Syaugi denied it, saying there had been an "all out" effort.
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Anguished relatives have criticized the search effort but Syaugi defended it, saying there had been an "all out" effort.
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Through a gargantuan effort to tap those resources and a host of private contract firms, the effort was sustained.
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That effort took years, but it was a quest Rothblatt championed in an effort to save her daughter's life.
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Curiel considered a last-ditch effort by a Florida litigant, Sherri Simpson, that could have derailed the settlement effort.
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"Our effort there was to cast a wide net, move quickly, but be deliberate in this effort," said Deese.
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Obama lobbying effort begins By the spring, the Obama administration had quietly mobilized a lobbying effort against the bill.
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He closed his eyes as he spoke, as if it took immense effort even to describe the effort involved.
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Rate your effort on a scale of 23 to 10, with 0 being rest and 10 being maximum effort.
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And since Election Day 2018, there hasn't been much effort to engage a meaningful grassroots effort on really anything.
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Critics assailed it on Tuesday as a shortsighted effort that could set back the effort to tame global warming.
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On Friday, the governor said that a modernization effort would "run parallel" with the effort to simply restore power.
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But even a serious effort like this one — let alone the Obama campaign's effort in 2012 — faces big challenges.
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Discussing the GOP health-care effort, he argued that it was moderates, not conservatives, who had shelved the effort.
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Privacy is an effort to safeguard and protect identity, whereas anonymity is an effort to obscure and conceal identity.
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You're going to see an effort with Marvel kind of on a channel, you're going to see an effort with Marvel that's episodic and you're going to see an effort with Marvel that's more podcast oriented.
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He said he hoped the search and rescue effort would become a recovery effort by the end of the day.
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The current effort is an extension, or next-generation iteration, of a previous TARDEC effort described as "leader-follower" algorithms.
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It has also launched the GOP Accountability Project and a "Recall Trump" effort -- all focused on this long-shot effort.
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Rather than going in with a concerted effort, unified effort, he has created issues among all our major trading partners.
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The group also ran "90 Days, 90 Reasons," a similar effort that backed Barack Obama's re-election effort in 2012.
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This is a major effort and a huge logistical effort, but people need to know that they can get there.
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Law enforcement and local communities embraced this effort, an effort that might previously have been dismissed as enabling drug use.
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The back story: Ng ran Google's early AI effort, Google Brain, before helping China's Baidu ratchet up its AI effort.
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It will take a Herculean effort to put Florida in play for Rubio, and that effort starts tonight in Texas.
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John Hickenlooper even pledged $100 million to the effort and appointed Gart the state's "bike czar" to oversee the effort.
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That being said, the amount of effort it takes to make VR work really well, it's a lot of effort!
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There are legitimate questions about how much of an effort should be made, and where that effort should be made.
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Being too fast for Google takes a lot of effort, but it doesn't take a lot of effort with Lambda.
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Unlike the HIIT program at Beast, which required quick bursts of high effort, this workout required a sustained moderate effort.
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The collapse of the healthcare reform effort - for now - signals the death of a years-long effort by the GOP.
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"It did somewhat open up the possibility of moving it from a municipal effort to a statewide effort," he said.
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The federal effort has been met by a significant lobbying effort by the tech industry to help shape possible regulations.
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Ford noted that this new effort comes in addition to Ford's effort to boost production of GE Healthcare's existing ventilators.
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It's the latest effort by senators to incentivize carbon capture, an effort that has not yielded any success in Congress.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: Your current-- effort, JOBS Act 21.5, a bipartisan effort, I know is something that you care deeply about.
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In the urgent effort to reduce carbon emissions, scientists are making an increasingly stronger effort to decrease our carnivorous habits.
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It is a political effort by the Democrats, and the President certainly doesn't have to aid in the Impeachment effort.
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A good chunk of it went into a costly effort to establish itself in China—an effort it recently abandoned.
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One state that had been considering joining the effort, New Hampshire, has already pulled out of the effort, with Gov.
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Those other [companies] save you a lot of time and effort and money, but Facebook wastes your time and effort.
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The major problem is that, like the war effort over the past two decades, there is no strategy behind the effort.
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The city is due to stage international conference this month in an effort to drum up support for the restoration effort.
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Trump teased the effort earlier this month, saying that his administration plans to announce a new transparency effort in coming weeks.
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Duckworth breaks it down very simply why grit works: Talent x effort = skill Skill x effort = achievement It's all about achievement.
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"It's all time and probability -- how much effort you put in and how much effort the adversary puts in," he said.
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"As a result of Trump's effort, or successful effort, to repeal DACA, their legal status is now in doubt," Sanders said.
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Curbelo is working on both an effort among the bipartisan centrist Problem Solvers and a separate effort with Texas Republican Rep.
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I think the Chinese really made an effort and are making an effort to settle so we didn't lose our hope.
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Any effort that suggests we need to do them separately, I don't think that would be a successful effort at all.
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It was a clear sign that the same issues that plagued the last legislative effort had returned for this renewed effort.
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The big problem is that a GOP effort at immigration reform failed in 2006 and a bipartisan effort failed in 85033.
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In contrast, not only does frowning reflect effort during physical activity, but may actually, in turn, increase our perception of effort.
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It is undertaking a $85033 million effort to target millennials on college campuses, the largest college-focused election effort in history.
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So that idea of effort, like one of our animations is effort, and I think in the West we're brought up, the more effort that we put into something, the more that we're going to get out of it.
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Was the effort of throwing as hard as he could — and sometimes producing nothing more than a wobbly effort — possibly that painful?
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BoJack first debuted in 2014, then a pioneering effort for Netflix's original programming, and its first major adult-focused animated series effort.
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The effort to make the site better for transgender users is part of a broader effort to improve dialog on the site.
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" Like Lambert, Huber explores the effort that physical intimacy requires: "Desire is a different substance now, a process requiring attention and effort.
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Colby Cave recorded the first multi-point effort of his 16-game NHL career, an effort that included his first NHL goal.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey overseeing an effort that has grown to about 100 people, a Republican familiar with the effort said.
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"I felt all over the place, people contributed and ultimately it was a team effort and a Philly-hard effort," Brown said.
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The troubled effort to repeal and replace Obamacare has put off the effort to pass tax cuts, placing both priorities in jeopardy.
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A representative for Trump's transition team on Thursday had no comment on Stein's effort, and Clinton has not commented on Stein's effort.
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The effort remains quixotic, and is plainly in part a "Stop Trump" effort, despite the failure of such attempts in the past.
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The new push, launched Monday, consists of a lobbying effort, 30- and six-second digital ads, a social media effort and more.
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While both congressmen said they applauded their nominee's effort to expand the presidential map, their lobbying effort highlights the competing pressures Mrs.
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While Trump at other times has seemed to praise the effort, Rounds said the initial criticism stalled his effort to recruit Republicans.
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Western countries should put additional effort into supporting an ongoing UN-led peace effort and urge Haftar to lay down his arms.
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"It's a limited effort internally currently," Pichai told lawmakers, revealing that the effort has involved as many as a hundred Google employees.
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Prosecutors explained that Cohen's effort to lie about the Moscow project continuing through June 2016 were an effort to alter the investigation.
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Colby Cave recorded the first multi-point effort of his 21-game NHL career, an effort that included his first NHL goal.
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The new push, launched Monday, consists of a lobbying effort, 85033- and six-second digital ads, a social media effort and more.
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That year, I was part of the first online effort to lobby Electoral College members in an effort to sway their votes.
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Is it worth the extra effort — and it would be a truly heroic effort — to limit temperature rise to that lower target?
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The Washington Post: White House effort to shield contents of Trump's conversation with Ukraine's president was part of a broader secrecy effort.
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This requires more effort than just typing every word out — and the effort is what helps cement the material in your memory.
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That too seems like a stretch, but that effort can see lots of individual successes that would make the effort worth it.
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This mediation effort and the ensuing agreement may or not succeed, but at least an effort is underway to end the bloodshed.
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"We control the effort we have put into living," Yip-Williams writes, and the effort she has put into it is palpable.
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The repeal effort is being mounted without there yet being a similar effort to adopt a replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act.
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More recently, it has looked more like a genuine effort to deny Hillary Clinton the nomination — an effort that seems likely to fail.
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The firms could also frustrate the ongoing effort by The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) effort to drain a global oil glut.
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Those are all effort, energy, decisions with intent plays, and they were beating us to all those effort plays in the first half.
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The new institute is the most ambitious effort to combat a disease since Bill and Melinda Gates announced their effort to tackle malaria.
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"This effort, Faithful Patriot, is complementary to that effort, but brings additional capability and capacity to help" Customs and Border Patrol, he said.
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But the effort will likely only gum up the process, as it remains extremely unlikely the effort can find the 1,85033 delegates needed.
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The effort from two companies who mainly sell through television is widely seen as an effort to combat the rise of online shopping.
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In recent years, global headlines have seen effort after effort by governments to restrict religious dress — most frequently, how conservative Muslim women dress.
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The Republican health care effort is, like the Democratic effort before it, largely about making significant changes to Medicaid, the nation's largest insurer.
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PVOD takes the effort out of movie-watching, and that effort, annoying though it may be, is a critical part of the transaction.
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But the effort faced even higher obstacles in recent days as Republicans refocused on a GOP-only effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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His second effort, below, was less of a solo act than a successful scrap after a team effort to drill Tottenham's Hugo Lloris.
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Dr. Krieger said the effort was off to a slow start, with only a 3 percent reduction since the effort began in 2014.
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Mr. Manafort played a central role in the effort to shield Mr. Yanukovych from international condemnation, according to consultants involved in the effort.
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Since my June article in The Hill, there has been significant progress in my effort to build support for the GMA sanctioning effort.
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The effort is the latest in a series of attempts by leadership to quell progressive attempts to modify Pelosi's signature drug pricing effort.
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He affirms that though the images are by no means inherently racist, they make no effort to operate in the effort of anti-racism.
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Despite the emerging effort to separate the 2016 claims from the effort to push the Biden corruption claim, Giuliani himself has muddied the message.
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"Although you're putting in more and more effort, your body is pulling the rug out from underneath you and sabotaging that effort," he says.
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Together, mental effort and the potential reward result in a "sweet spot" where the reward isn't too low and the effort isn't too high.
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Backlash over the effort started on Tuesday, when several writers of color and prominent figures took to Twitter to raise concerns over the effort.
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Senate Republicans are making a dramatic last-ditch effort to salvage a health care bill after their latest effort was killed on Monday night.
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There is not a big question on the effort or the amount of effort that is going in from one side nor the other.
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The new legislation package seems to be a sort of eleventh-hour effort by the GOP to sell voters on the tax reform effort.
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But, we've had a tremendous marketing effort across the company with great synergy efforts and a very innovative marketing effort outside of the company.
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More directly, that effort is being managed by Larry Dominique, a former Chrysler executive who, last week, told CNBC the effort is on track.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort House votes to kill impeachment effort against Trump MORE (D-Ill.).
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Part of that effort will inevitably involve a concerted effort to keep up morale, which has been a key challenge for Rogers at NSA.
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He still futilely lifts his arm in the air after getting driven on, a gesture somewhere between actual effort and a performance of effort.
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The Republican effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act was a similarly difficult effort, and the president's comments and actions were often not helpful.
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You know, it's like people will make things, they'll put so much effort into engineering, and they'll put a lot of effort into creating.
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The effort to demonize the lottery program is an effort to preserve America's white majority, against the statistical eventuality, for as long as possible.
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That effort faltered Friday with new opposition from Senator John McCain of Arizona, the perennial maverick who had scuttled the Senate's first repeal effort.
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" The Trump campaign's ongoing effort to stop Republican primaries from taking place next year, Walsh said on CNN, is an effort to "disenfranchise voters.
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Democrats criticized the effort, saying the GOP lawmakers are trying to discredit the Justice Department in an effort to protect Trump from Mueller's investigation.
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Part of that strategy involved a public effort to broadly portray the Republican repeal effort as a threat to people's existing health care choices.
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The vast majority of the Democratic caucus has been opposed to this effort from the start and all but sprinted to inclusion of the individual mandate repeal to try and rally the grassroots effort that was so effective in killing the Obamacare repeal effort.
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This marks Marvel's latest effort to diversify the stories that it tells (an effort that included Marvel's female Thor reboot two years ago, for example).
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But it's worth understanding how exactly their actions have hurt our effort to count every person in the country — an effort that undergirds our democracy.
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My perceptions of that effort, though, speaking from someone who was outside of that policy effort, was that there were two big sets of constraints.
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The Green Party shifted strategy in its recount effort Saturday, saying it will pursue a statewide effort in Pennsylvania in federal rather than state court.
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Among them were several who had been part of a coordinated effort Wednesday to publicly call for his resignation — an effort that was ultimately successful.
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Why it matters: This is a step in their effort to craft a short-term stabilization package after the GOP's partisan health care effort failed.
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If it wants to make an earnest effort to protect innocent lives, the Trump administration should end all support for the Saudi/UAE war effort.
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The effort, he contends, put him at odds with Trump administration officials, who reassigned him in an effort to get him to quit the department.
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This approach includes an immediate effort at conflict mediation and a more long-term effort to address the root causes of migration and other issues.
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It's the second most-expensive project to date in the Gulf restoration effort, behind a $318 million effort to restore Louisiana's coast and barrier islands.
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The effort bears striking similarity to how Parnas has described an effort to solve legal problems in the US faced by Ukrainian oligarch Dmytro Firtash.
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Fresh polling suggests the effort is wildly unpopular: About 20 percent support the legislative effort to fulfill one of President Donald Trump's top campaign promises.
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Goldman began its first advertising campaign aimed at consumers in 2016, an effort they ramped up this year, along with an aggressive direct-mail effort.
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Critics have slammed the panel as a partisan effort to suppress voter turnout, particularly among minorities, and an effort to back up the president's claim.
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Clearly Trump's team made no effort to take him seriously and made no real effort to ask for his input on this monumentally important matter.
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That effort assumed a 22.2 percent reduction in administrative costs — even before taking into account that the transition effort itself would cost a huge amount.
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She made effort after effort to try and ensure that the OTC market would never be an Achilles' heel of our nation's financial system, but lost.
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He also said he could not "countenance" AIG's effort to seek a declaratory judgment, which he called an effort to benefit from "more favorable" legal precedents.
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Citing "a concerted effort against crime," though, he told me it wasn't just about cops but also a real grassroots effort that had transformed the community.
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The New Hampshire Democratic Party knocked the neutral boiler room as a "four-campaign effort" and said it will be running its own voter protection effort.
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Gelernt said he thought the government was making an effort to comply, but it wasn't clear how much effort it would put into finding released parents.
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An initial analysis has not found a Russian effort to influence the campaign similar to the apparent effort in the United States last year, he said.
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Ammo is all but unlimited, so while I could've mowed monsters down from afar without much effort, the crisp visuals made the extra effort worth it.
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Murphy's failed effort to help Bush follows his strategic oversight of another expensive losing campaign: the $177 million effort of 2010 California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman.
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Graham's effort is working in parallel with an effort from conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation and the Galen Institute, which are working with former Sen.
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It takes a lot of time, effort, and patience to nurture your artistic capabilities, and this online course could make all that effort a little easier.
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The most up-to-date culture memo acknowledges that great work usually takes considerable effort, but that effort is not how people are judged at Netflix.
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While Republican leaders have said they are open to Democratic support on their tax effort, so far Democrats have been mostly united in opposing their effort.
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No oil and gas companies are funding the effort yet, but they're likely to in the coming months, according to a source familiar with the effort.
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However, if we don't put the effort in (effort is always required with a sextile), we could miss a great opportunity, so get out this evening!
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It would take sustained, focused effort to root it out, and thus far the administration has not distinguished itself in the area of sustained, focused effort.
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Trump claimed he had seen the folly in Bloomberg's effort from the start and warned that any effort by Bloomberg to salvage his reputation was futile.
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Three anonymous federal officials told the Associated Press that such an effort was underway, though they did not specify which foreign entity was leading the effort.
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President Trump blasted GOP gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie in a tweet Tuesday evening in an effort to distance himself from the Republican's losing effort in Virginia.
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Adelstein, a board member for that apprenticeship effort, recommends the administration put the apprenticeship effort "on steroids" with more resources to help close the worker shortfall.
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While employers believe men will put more effort into succeeding at work once they become fathers, they believe women will direct more effort toward their kids.
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Today's news is related to the Connected Home over IP effort, an industry-wide effort to build an open-source standard for the internet of things.
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Given the amount of effort to find such a vulnerability, attackers are unlikely to put in the effort for apps that are not widely used, explained Sasson.
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It was an effective effort during the recent U.S. and Brazil elections, and we are planning to expand the effort going forward for elections around the globe.
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No one can question your effort, but your coordinated and well-funded effort to destroy my good name, and destroy my family, will not drive me out.
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Chief Executive John Cryan, who has called for patience in his effort to turn around the bank, defended the bonus payments as an effort to retain staff.
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But Young testified as part of an effort by prosecutors to unearth Weinstein's alleged history of sexual abuse — an effort that Salinas' explosive testimony could now undermine.
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"There was an intense effort to get Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin together, and there was an intense effort to get ahold of Hillary Clinton's emails," Rep.
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When I make the effort to do it, I'm pretty good at it, but sometimes the only effort I can drum up is to make a cocktail.
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I believe these unproven claims are an effort to set the stage to weaken our democratic process through a systematic national effort of voter suppression and intimidation.
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Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein launched a recount effort on Wednesday and has racked up $5.7 million in donations toward that effort as of this writing.
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It is clear that the repeal and replace effort is far from finished, but this could be Republicans' last formal effort for a while if it fails.
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"This effort currently is an internal effort, and I'm happy to ... be transparent to the extent we take steps towards launching a product in China," Pichai responded.
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Mark Hertling said the Pentagon's public relations effort reflected a conscious effort by military leaders to clearly illustrate the role US soldiers are playing at the border.
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The effort to get the tattoos began as a small charity effort by blogger Nora McInerny, who included her friends in the plan with a Facebook invite.
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This trip is the latest effort by US officials to continue discussions with regional partners about a Middle East peace effort, a senior White House official said.
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A global coalition coordinating the effort to root out widespread corruption in the energy sector is decrying the Trump administration's decision to pull out of the effort.
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You noticed when you tucked it in that way, and there's something mildly pathetic about putting more effort into making it look like you've made no effort.
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Hundreds of tech companies joined a legal effort to oppose the first executive order, but it's not clear yet if they will respond to Trump's latest effort.
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Without realizing it, she entered into an "effort pact," a kind of pre-commitment that involves increasing the amount of effort required to perform an undesirable action.
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Amy Cappellazzo, a chairwoman at Sotheby's, said the effort to manage artists was part of the company's continuing effort to transform itself into a full-service operation.
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This effort is separate from the White House-led effort to potentially use existing Pentagon funds and personnel to help build new sections of a border wall.
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And if anything it made me realize that the friends you make are the ones you make an effort with, and who make an effort with you.
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All too often, the cause of email conflict is an imbalance between the effort in the initial email and the effort in the response to that email.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell acknowledged Thursday that a bill to fix Obamacare insurance marketplaces — a likely bipartisan effort — will be needed if the replacement effort fails.
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"We are fighting the war against terror, anything that degrades our effort will only hurt the U.S. effort," Abbasi said in an interview in Islamabad on Monday.
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After it was clear the effort had failed, former Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon had a tough assessment of the organizers – calling their effort a "coup" attempt.
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"This effort on net neutrality is just one piece of the Republicans' effort to dismantle the basic protections safeguarding American families," Markey said on the Senate floor.
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"We had a really good effort against Vancouver, but that means really nothing if we can't follow it up with a good solid effort in Carolina," Girardi said.
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""I'm especially gutted because so much thought, time, money and effort went into building the device and I hope this doesn't just taint the entire effort as 'fake.
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But Bolton suggested Tuesday that the Russian effort to interfere in elections pales in comparison to an alleged ongoing effort by China to meddle in U.S. domestic affairs.
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The practice was first introduced by the Germans in World War I in an effort to save fuel for the war effort, but that concept doesn't apply anymore.
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A separate effort by the U.S. military effort to train, arm and support other Syrian rebel groups with air strikes and other actions will continue, the officials said.
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"The effort to recruit more minority officers to the department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded and I accept responsibility for that," Buttigieg said.
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"The effort to recruit more minority officers to the department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded and I accept responsibility for that," he said.
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A joint effort should help hasten the effort to find a vaccine for humans as quickly as possible to respond to the ongoing emergency posed by the virus.
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" Friedman also revealed, as spotted by Thurrott, that this Office effort is just "the beginning of a cross-company effort to update all icons in the same style.
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On Monday, James is going public with the effort, called The Transphobia Project, and launching a Kickstarter campaign in hopes of being able to fully fund the effort.
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"It takes no extra effort or little effort, so leaving people subject to an outdated rhythm payment or cadence, there&aposs no real logic to it," says Schneider.
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The effort failed in a 71-27 vote, but supporters of blocking the sale hailed the effort as a good first step that got more support than anticipated.
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Basically, this will take a major effort in public and behind the scenes from the Republicans and the White House if they want to move this effort forward.
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The effort is interwoven with the simultaneous White House effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act — including the tax increases President Obama used to finance it.
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Despite the fact that two dozen Democrats have signed on to the effort as of last Thursday, there is virtually no chance that this effort will move forward.
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In December, a federal judge in Brooklyn criticized the effort to enact local standards on such an item, characterizing the effort as an impermissible restriction on interstate commerce.
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Seasoned runners: You can interpret "walking" as a slow recovery jog and "running" as a strong effort, say a six or seven on a 10-point effort scale.
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Last July, the service awarded contracts for the first PON effort to several companies, but that effort involved only prototypes for the automatic rifle version of the NGSW.
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Dean Heller, who was on the fence about an Obamacare repeal effort (Heller opposed the version then being debated, but ultimately supported a Republican effort that didn't pass).
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Earlier this week, his reelection campaign launched an effort to mobilize suburban women in an effort to secure more support in the voting bloc for the coming election.
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One insult from the president is unlikely to turn Flake against the effort, but it certainly isn't an effective lobbying effort to get Republican unity on the bill.
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Stephen Spaulding, legal director of Common Cause, one of dozens of liberal groups working on the Supreme Court effort, said the Obama group could help coordinate the effort.
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The effort was nourished by a concerted, well-organized get-out-the-vote effort started by Democrats and their allies that was custom-built for black Alabama voters.
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Amazon is working on a cure for the common cold in a years-long, top secret effort called "Project Gesundheit," according to three people familiar with the effort.
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Some believed Luna-15 would land on the moon, pick up some rock samples and "race" Apollo back to earth in an effort to upstage the American effort.
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These calls are in addition to those on Tuesday from Iowa party officials in an effort to "triple-check everything," a person familiar with the effort tells CNN.
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The privacy hawks, aided by Democratic leadership, mounted an effort to filibuster the legislation in an effort to give lawmakers more time to try to change the legislation.
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Latest effort Trump's event Monday in Cincinnati is part of the President's latest effort to tout the tax cuts he and Republicans in Congress delivered late last year.
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The first volume of Mueller's report focuses on the Russian effort to interfere with the 2016 presidential election, and whether any Trump associates were involved in that effort.
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Mr. Trump's newest immigration policies — first an effort to separate families crossing the border, and now an effort to change the legal settlement on migrant family detention — represent an aggressive effort to rescind that invitation, one that has plunged the nation into a debate about the limits of its generosity.
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Go deeper: Google launches $300 million effort to help news publishers Facebook to launch a Local News Subscription Accelerator Facebook ramps up effort to connect with local media outlets
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Billionaires Bill Gates and Peter Thiel want to build futuristic reactors, but that effort would face big headwinds if the effort to build reactors using current technology falls apart.
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In an interview with CNBC, Dermody insisted the effort to reject food and beverage taxes was largely a grassroots effort being driven by a broad local coalition of citizens.
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And in Libya, the President failed to follow up an eight-month effort to get rid of Moammar Gadhafi with a U.S.-led international effort to stabilize the country.
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Why hasn't Trump made any effort to build a ground game, at the same time he has not made any effort to effectively compete with significant paid television advertising?
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All the energy and effort could have been spent on literally any other plausible legislative effort—infrastructure funding, further criminal-justice reform, the opioid crisis, or drug-price reform.
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But most Democrats were content to just denounce the Republican effort, betting they could torpedo the tax bill much like they did the earlier Republican effort to repeal ObamaCare.
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But after her effort began to gain more attention, Payne had started to see an overwhelming amount of donations to her Cash App account to continue funding the effort.
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This new incubator effort is an effort to bring some stability to the company and help it offset the capitally intensive business of designing and producing its own cars.
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The Democratic senators' letter was an effort to educate a president who is woefully ignorant of the issues at stake; it is not an effort to undercut the meeting.
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"The getting dressed bit is a bit of a trope, [but] if you don't put effort into yourself, you won't put effort into anything else," Greenwell told BuzzFeed News.
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But the effort appears to have been slapdash from the start, according to several people involved in the effort, who asked for anonymity because of the continuing federal investigations.
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The success of that effort coupled with positive feedback from voters around the country emboldened Bloomberg and his team of advisers, according to a person familiar with the effort.
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In another effort discovered by researchers, anti-Muslim messages were shared in WhatsApp groups and Twitter in an effort to sway Hindu voters in Britain to vote against Labour.
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"The effort to recruit more minority officers to the police department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded and I accept responsibility for that," Buttigieg said.
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And while the effort was poorly received publicly, employees remain proud of the effort "because the company had the courage and conviction to try and face this," he said.
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Experts have speculated that these men were part of an effort to capture him and bring him back to the Kingdom — an effort that may have gone badly wrong.
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Japan introduces Premium Friday in an effort to stop death by overwork Japan introduces Premium Friday in an effort to stop death by overwork This segment originally aired Feb.
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Trump did not appoint Haspel as part of a larger effort to increase women's representation at senior levels of the US government because there is no such larger effort.
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" - Brian, 34 "Pomegranates aren't worth all the effort.
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The latter effort — raising wages — is particularly important.
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A spokesperson for Starbucks told VICE News that there's no such effort underway at the moment but added that the training was only the beginning of a long-term effort.
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This effort echoes his effort to delegitimize the election process during the campaign -- he called it "rigged" -- and a lifelong inclination to question the legitimacy of those who oppose him.
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"There is already legislation in place to help support students in the school setting, so the effort of additional legislation is really an effort of redundancy," Halstead said by email.
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"Look at the F-35, with all the might of the multinational effort, is still evolving," said a source in the aeronautical development agency which is spearheading the LCA effort.
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Larry Diamond, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University, says the effort is a "nakedly neo-colonial strategy" and requires a coordinated counter effort from the world's democracies.
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East Street, and the general Bedminster area, are due to undergo a major regeneration effort over the next couple of years, in a multi-million pound effort announced in 2014.
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This effort is of particular importance given the obnoxious DRM employed by companies like John Deere, which is driving a grassroots effort for right to repair laws in the States.
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We'll have to wait and see what exactly Trump meant and whether his comments are a precursor of a new tax cut effort, better than the old tax cut effort.
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A new study of the effort — which included a rigorous, randomized control trial evaluation — provides strong evidence of the potential of a simple matched savings effort offered at tax time.
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Among his duties were overseeing the $7 billion effort to drill in the Arctic Ocean, which the company abandoned last year after concluding that the effort was not promising enough.
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Trump and White House press secretary Sean Spicer also indicated that they appreciated Ryan's effort to get the bill passed, amid criticism from some Trump allies over the failed effort.
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What could also work at this stage is distraction -- taking your mind off effort and focusing on something else -- or giving yourself small rewards as you exert effort, Ludwiczak said.
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He was later joined by fellow Frenchman Thomas Vockler (Direct Energie), but their effort was doomed and the peloton, led by Marcel Kittel's Etixx-Quick Step's team, launched its effort.
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Mr. Shimkus, who received nearly $300,000 in drug-industry contributions in the last election cycle, led an effort to collect signatures from 242 members of the House challenging the effort.
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North Dakota relied on a 5-for-14 shooting effort on 3-pointers and limited the Cornhuskers to a 2-for-9 effort from deep to take a halftime lead.
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The Josephine County ballot initiative specifically "makes it county policy to cooperate with any state effort to move the Oregon/Idaho border, if any such effort develops," the group said.
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It's entirely possible that the effort will be started and then abandoned — or that the administration will abruptly shift to a "virtual wall" in an effort to claim an easier win.
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As with every NASA mission before or since, his solo voyage was the result of a massive coordinated effort; however, that effort went far beyond the Mission Control Center in Houston.
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A strong, last-minute pushback from lobbyists representing incinerator companies attempted to stall the resolution, but a coordinated effort led by the Sierra Club and other advocates kept the effort alive.
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The company sees this as part of an effort to get leaner and cut costs, an effort that predates Elliott Management buying a 6.5 percent stake in the company in December.
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Wednesday's short announcement was the supervisor's last-ditch effort to salvage the final piece of a three-year effort to draw a line under the euro zone's debt and banking crisis.
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Most of Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode "Kim's Last Ditch Effort," is about, well, Kim Kardashian's emotional last ditch effort to be able to conceive and carry a third baby.
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The single mom of four had been boxing local produce from nearby farms in Wisconsin and selling them to friends, an effort she parlayed into a community fundraising effort in 53.
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"We hope and we work for a diplomatic solution to the challenge presented by Kim Jong Un. A strong diplomatic effort, backed by a strong military effort, is key," Harris said.
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The ultimate price tag for the massive recovery and rebuilding effort is expected to be well more than $100 billion, and by far the largest relief effort taken up by Congress.
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellSecond Democrat representing Trump district backs impeachment The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort House votes to kill impeachment effort against Trump MORE (D-Fla.).
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The charges represent the latest effort by the administration to thwart what officials describe as a pervasive and persistent effort by Beijing to conduct economic espionage and steal U.S. trade secrets.
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This effort to obtain justice does not remain static, and Washington, D.C., does not drive the effort; we, the people, press to ensure our government administers justice each and every day.
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"The effort and energy started with me and I have to make sure that every night I bring the same effort and energy," Howard said after the win over the Pacers.
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In fact, LULAC pledges to work with all civil rights organizations in an effort to call attention to the Trump administration's unlawful actions and make every effort to protect minority communities.
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Chinese officials appear eager to portray China's tougher stance on deals abroad as an effort to prompt more responsible investing instead of an effort to shore up the country's financial system.
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"When parents reward effort, enthusiasm, and willingness to try new things (and maybe fail), students are much more likely to keep putting in the effort that leads to success," Galvin said.
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While I can't say the overall Republican effort to repeal and replace Obamacare is dead, it is hard to see any realistic steps that they could take to revive the effort.
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"For the governor to be associated with such an effort and being the center of gravity of this effort," Mr. Muzzio said, "it's good policy, and then it is good politics."
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Club president Christian Constantin said after the sackings that "there's no point in me keeping players who don't want to make an effort when everyone else has to make an effort".
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Democrats have also long warned the Trump administration that they would vigorously oppose any effort to cap Medicaid spending after Congress rejected the idea during the failed effort to replace Obamacare.
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China is preparing a concerted nationwide push, according to the two professors who advised on the effort but declined to be identified, because the effort has not yet been made public.
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The GOP effort to repeal Obamacare Republicans are on the verge of another Obamacare loss after two Republicans publicly came out against the latest effort to overhaul the Affordable Care Act.
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The big picture: Generals, diplomats and other top officials generally describe a war effort without a functional strategy, along with a corresponding PR effort to obscure the dysfunction and hide setbacks.
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The effort is part of a government-wide effort to clamp down on Huawei including banning the company from U.S. government networks and barring U.S. companies from supplying it with parts.
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The effort to take health insurance from millions of people — an effort opposed by doctors, nurses, scientists, public-health workers and a strong majority of the American people — failed last night.
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Keeping them updated on your life will take a little effort, like, you know, picking up the phone every few days, but the extra effort will let them know you ... care.
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Every effort should be made during the chancellor's visit to the United States to encourage her to stay in the batter's box and make every effort to reach a meaningful agreement.
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Chinese officials appear eager to portray China's tougher stance on deals abroad as an effort to prompt more responsible investing rather than an effort to shore up the country's financial system.
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Though the effort to block the sale failed, it was much closer than the 71-27 vote on a similar effort in September 2016, signaling Congress' growing frustration with the Saudis.
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"In some cases, Kim was visiting factories that are largely located underground and the effort was likely an effort to keep the location of the underground plant a secret," he said.
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"But then I started to see how much effort it takes to build these maps and how much effort it takes to maintain them," he told me in a phone interview.
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And so the sexual harassment is part of that effort, for sure, although, like I said, the effort to participate in those big conversations has been there, really, since the beginning.
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" The President also gave himself an "A" for "effort.
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The "Token Taxonomy Act" — a bipartisan effort by Reps.
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National Briefing | New England Facing an impeachment effort, Gov.
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" (which gives you current stats), and "Start effort guide.
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Easy — put in as little effort as humanly possible.
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" Manager Bruce Bochy was complimentary: "Gutty effort by Matty.
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" He also called the Democratic effort "a partisan stunt.
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" Klobuchar added, however, that she thinks the effort "backfired.
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Gotta admire the effort, though -- 360 dunks aren't easy.
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But this latest effort is intriguing — and even laudable.
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Give the curators an A+ for effort — and wait.
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The hitless effort dropped Duda's average this month to .
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Preparing for this future takes effort — and prudent funding.
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It requires an effort — even from its biggest allies.
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These things didn't just happen — they required substantial effort.
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What's most interesting about this effort (other than that three-headed dragon) is that it's the first effort since Paramount announced plans to build a whole universe of Transformers sequels and spinoffs.
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The effort, aimed at helping Brazil meet its goals under the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit climate change, would be the largest tropical reforestation effort in the world, the environmental group said.
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When women bring these claims, it's not an effort to dismantle due process and argue for an automatic conviction, as some have argued; it's an effort to simply have their stories heard.
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The president was criticized for being too hands off on Obamacare repeal, both in persuading members of Congress to support the final effort and in crafting what that final effort looked like.
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This was clearest on March 24, the day that Ryan threw in the towel on his initial effort to pass the American Health Care Act, and the whole repeal effort appeared moribund.
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"We're going to be asking Congress to step up in support of this effort and we're going to be asking other countries to step up in support of this effort," he said.
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She said it has become an industry-wide effort to recruit, train and retain a diverse workforce, and that Microsoft is leading that effort and focusing on creating a pipeline of talent.
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Considering the effort to unify the platforms, and the CEO's new directive, we could see a larger effort aimed at giving users more control over unsolicited messaging across all of Facebook's properties.
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"This effort currently is an internal effort," he replied to that, reiterating again that he would be "happy to consult/be transparent should we take steps towards launching a product in China".
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellSecond Democrat representing Trump district backs impeachment The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort House votes to kill impeachment effort against Trump MORE (D-Fla.), Rep.
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An imperfect effort to enforce sanctions is better than no effort at all, and the United States and its partners should be credited for continuously working to make those sanctions more effective.
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It is the couple's most public education effort since 2010 when they provided $100 million to help overhaul public schools in Newark, a top-down effort that ran into a local opposition.
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"I'm especially gutted because so much thought, time, money and effort went into building the device and I hope this doesn't just taint the entire effort as 'fake,'" he wrote on Twitter.
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Freeland's visit is part of a broader Canadian effort to underscore the importance of the US-Canada relationship and particularly their trade ties -- an effort that began even before Trump took office.
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He admitted lying to Congress about the extent of Trump's involvement in an ultimately aborted effort to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, and about the date when that effort actually ended.
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There's also the all-important effort-to-meat equation to consider: the quality and the quantity of the meat, divided by the amount of effort and mess — so many shells to crack!
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Confusion is rife in Turkey on Monday, as finger-pointing and misinformation plagues an effort to figure out who is behind the effort to putsch the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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To put in the effort of planning and foot the bill only to have a cherished guest not make the effort to respect your relationship or celebrate your differences can be hurtful.
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The Republican leaders of the latest repeal effort, Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, said their effort — considered all but impossible earlier this month — was gaining momentum.
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Later that year, Mr. Rechnitz gave $102,300 to back an effort by Mr. de Blasio to raise money for Democratic state senators in an unsuccessful effort to win control of that body.
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In 2009, the Obama administration undertook a similar effort with respect to a DOL rule involving advice, and in fact, that effort led to a wholesale re-write of the original proposal.
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Inslee should "publicly disavow this effort and any other effort to create a single-candidate super PAC that serves as a shadow support to your campaign," the End Citizens United letter says.
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You've given it your all, no one can question your effort, but your coordinated and well-funded effort to destroy my good name and destroy my family will not drive me out.
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The rushing effort was part of a balanced effort by Mississippi State; nine different players had at least one carry for a Bulldogs team that compiled 281 rushing yards and three TDs.
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Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell reported that the Puerto Rican government's own missteps in the reconstruction effort, including botching a massive recovery contract with Whitefish Energy, have further hampered the power restoration effort.
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"I think what we are seeing in our committee ... is an effort to attack the Department of Justice, an effort to attack the FBI, to attack [special counsel] Bob Mueller, is an effort to undermine the investigations and these institutions out of fear of what they'll find and try to discredit them in advance," Schiff said.
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"I think what we are seeing in our committee ... is an effort to attack the Department of Justice, an effort to attack the FBI, to attack [special counsel] Bob Mueller, is an effort to undermine the investigations and these institutions out of fear of what they'll find and try to discredit them in advance," said Rep.
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"I think what we are seeing in our committee ... is an effort to attack the Department of Justice, an effort to attack the FBI, to attack Bob Mueller, is an effort to undermine the investigations and these institutions out of fear of what they'll find and try to discredit them in advance," said ranking member Rep.
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"Russia's effort to influence the 2016 US presidential election represented a significant escalation in directness, level of activity, and scope of effort compared to previous operations aimed at US elections," the report says.
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"Russia's effort to influence the 2016 US presidential election represented a significant escalation in directness, level of activity, and scope of effort compared to previous operations aimed at US elections," the report said.
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Zahedi's effort in his work to be seen, to show himself as he is, is also an effort, no matter how complicated or flawed, for him to see the world as it is.
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The effort by the US government to sideline Huawei has been going for a long time, and the company was last year unceremoniously rebuffed in its effort to enter the US phone market.
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She also said the effort had no ties to any former candidate and hadn't been in contact with their campaigns, though many delegates supportive of Trump's opponents had expressed interest in her effort.
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This is proof that the "purge was a co-ordinated effort" to meddle with the mid-term elections November rather than a good-faith effort to enforce the sites' rules about hate speech.
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Instead, he said it was part of an effort by Army General Scott Miller, who took over the more than 17-year war effort in September, to make better use of U.S. resources.
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"It's going to be a co-creative effort, an effort of love, a gift of love, to our country and hopefully to our world," she said in the video for her exploratory committee.
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The intellectual property it receives from Intel will be critical to that effort, analysts say, but it is likely to be a long-term, multi-year effort given the complexity of the technology.
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The math for this effort remains difficult, particularly in the House, where sources told Gizmodo on Monday that telecom-industry lobbyists were swarming in an effort to dissuade lawmakers from supporting the resolution.
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However, in exchange for their service to their communities, their own government through a joint effort by the federal, state and local effort called the Counter Intelligence Program or COINTELPRO covertly attacked them.
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Why it matters: Amazon flopped in its effort to tackle the smartphone effort with Fire phone, but has been working hard to make sure it doesn't miss another big category of consumer hardware.
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Inside, like the studio's freshman effort, is again a monochromatic, tense, haunting, side-scrolling puzzle game, but with six years of effort under its belt, Playdead now delivers a masterclass in its form.
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" Their sentiments were echoed by another local chair who described the state's joint effort stating, "My little county really can't take credit for [high turn out] you know it is a team effort.
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READ: Ted Cruz's no-good, very bad day This and several other sources involved in the effort spoke only on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the effort inside Republican circles.
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"I ask you to think about how much time and effort it would take, how much time and effort it took to kill Lydia Ball," prosecutor Jennifer Deegan said during her closing argument.
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Unfortunately, members of the Tea Party killed the effort in Congress, Republican senators abandoned the effort, and Trump's election campaign dumbed down the GOP's immigration policy platform to three words: build a wall.
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Prior to that, Hughes worked on Carson's presidential effort as part of the campaign's get out the vote effort and then served in a similar capacity for three months with Donald Trump's campaign.
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If so, this would clearly complicate the effort by Trump to deny the committee the testimony of his counsel and the effort by the Justice Department to prevent disclosure of grand jury information.
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This can seem an effort to insure in case of future mistakes, but wouldn't it be better to shrink the balance sheet to boost rates rather make a vain effort to boost inflation?
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The Russian effort represents a threat to both Republicans and Democrats by exploiting our political differences, targeting Russian critics from both parties, and intensifying our conflicts in an effort to delegitimize democratic principles.
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Because I have spent the last decade studying the MIA accounting effort, I'm often asked whether I think it's worth pouring all this money and effort into recovering and identifying these war dead.
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The flag in the middle usually doesn't move much, but that doesn't mean pulling hard is a waste of effort — it's just hard to tell, because one side's effort cancels out the other's.
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At the rally in Tupelo, Trump painted himself as the victim of an impeachment effort that he described as "an attack on democracy itself" and an effort to undo his 2016 election win.
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At its core, these campaigns run on multiple lines of effort, serve as the non-violent line of effort of a wider movement, and execute political warfare agendas that reflect cultural Marxist outcomes.
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The Times said that the effort to make Deripaska a source was part of a broader effort to look into seeing if some of Russia's wealthiest men would cooperate with the U.S. government.
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The measure was worded as a pro-solar power effort but decried by renewable energy and environmental groups as an effort by power companies to wrestle control of renewable energy away from residents.
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But others are wary, saying it would be politically risky; impeachment implies an effort to remove the president from office, and Mr. Trump is primed to try to exploit any such effort politically.
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Looking back at this one, I do wish I had put a little more "sparkle" in my fill, but did make an effort to make it consistent with an easy Monday — Tuesday effort.
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The effort, called the world's biggest butterfly survey, has the backing of the British broadcaster and naturalist David Attenborough, who is also the president of Butterfly Conservation, the charity that organizes the effort.
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As part of the effort to get the pesticide banned, NRDC and several other environmental groups sued the EPA a decade ago and started a petition effort that has spanned three presidential administrations.
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People involved in the effort — who spoke on condition of anonymity because the process was conducted in confidentiality — say King Abdullah was moved to back the effort out of a sense of compassion.
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"It is not just our effort, it is a certainly all of IC effort — there may be others participating as well — to do our best to push back against this threat," Pompeo said.
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At the same time, Giuliani was embarking upon his effort to convince Kiev to investigate Hunter Biden and his business dealings in Ukraine -- an effort that quickly caught the attention of the President.
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The officials, who spoke to the Times on the condition of anonymity in order to discuss the classified effort, told the Times they were afraid that revealing the effort could undermine national security.
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The big picture: Twitter has made a concerted effort over the past two weeks to separate its policies from Facebook, although this was the most visible effort to knock its rival so far.
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The Obama White House dedicated enormous effort to win pledges of support before Democrats even put out a bill — an effort not replicated by the Trump White House or Republican leaders in Congress.
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This pattern, they said, emerged from his effort to undermine Mueller's investigation, and subsequently in his effort to press the Ukrainian government to investigate his political rivals ahead of his 2020 reelection campaign.
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I've interviewed dozens of people who worked with her on that effort, and who have worked with her since that effort, and the lessons her team took away are clear and deeply held.
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"We were more successful than most at raising capital, but it took a tremendous amount of time and effort, effort that could have been applied to growing and running the business," Marver said.
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I had been putting in all the effort I could.
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TechCrunch Include Office Hours are a part of this effort.
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The installation process is painless, and connecting requires minimal effort.
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"We don't make much of an effort," Wood said, laughing.
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For a long time, the effort was his only reward.
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" It's an effort to "try and remarket Medina to hippies.
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But Oklahoma's effort mostly failed, while Louisiana's was largely successful.
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The British project is hardly the only 5G effort underway.
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To become well known, they require effort from their originators.
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That marked his eleventh effort to get sober since 2003.
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He's selling the shoes at prices to reflect that effort.
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The truth is, though, that effort has so far failed.
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"To make it all work takes coordinated effort," Klassen said.
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I felt we had no energy, no effort, very flat.
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It took a lot of effort to keep it together.
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We're still waiting for them to roll out that effort.
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With great effort, I was able to say 'thank you'.
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It will require lots of effort, but it is doable.
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We are too far along to abandon the effort altogether.
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Let's hope the administration is willing to lead that effort.
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It's not the first artistic effort in the girl's honor.
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But, unlike Bullock, Davis actually made an effort to win.
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But we hadn't made an organized effort to do that.
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NASA puts a lot of effort into keeping space clean.
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It has also launched an international effort to digitise trade.
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Does that, do you think, ultimately been a successful effort?
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Elaine Luria, a retired naval commander, is leading the effort.
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Chipotle to close up to 65 stores amid turnaround effort.
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But clearly both are open to a more collaborative effort.
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The election could mean trouble for the tax overhaul effort.
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It is a naked partisan effort to remove the president.
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But maintaining the system required massive state effort and oversight.
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Thanks in part to the group effort, that bill failed.
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" He added, "The effort here is not to improve health.
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They just tend to involve more thought, effort, and restraint.
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Cilic did not even receive much appreciation for his effort.
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It has made a concerted effort to help our veterans.
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But I think Secretary Pompeo needs to continue this effort.
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In 2013, it was over an effort to defund Obamacare.
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Still, we think the effort is more than worth it.
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But their effort to address this criticism just falls flat.
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By Tuesday, it was clear an effort to put Sen.
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That effort failed because Congress failed to override Trump's veto.
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There is not a token representation, but an exhaustive effort.
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I don't think they're injurious to the effort at all.
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Three of France's wealthiest families are spearheading the monetary effort.
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Weber was pleased with his team's effort in coming back.
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This effort may be providing Clinton supporters with false hope.
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Industry lobbyists began to immediately swarm to subvert the effort.
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It requires a level of effort that emails never will.
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Still, Trump could be derailing that effort with his bluster.
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The second today at Chequers was the patch up effort.
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The real problem might be too much duplication of effort.
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It's not like I made any less of an effort.
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The guy definitely deserves a big ol' A+ for effort.
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It's been a team effort over these last three games.
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She says the botched recovery effort led to preventable deaths.
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Last week, Senate Republicans blocked an effort by Democratic Sen.
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Some of that effort and research could benefit the military.
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Posters encouraging women to join in the war effort, 1918.
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Almost $33,000 dollars was raised by the effort on generosity.
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Their effort follows other actions by various tech lobbying groups.
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Instead, it's the hardware and software effort behind the scenes.
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Mitt Romney made an unsuccessful effort to recruit Nebraska Sen.
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It's not clear if that effort will come to anything.
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But this, unfortunately, requires a lot of time and effort.
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It's a great collaborative effort and a lot of fun.
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Across East Asia she finds a culture that celebrates effort.
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The effort to sell online has been slow and difficult.
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The most ambitious such effort is called Social Science One.
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It's unclear what information Kislin could have about that effort.
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In the fall of 2015, that effort was well underway.
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That underwhelming commitment got them a "D" for minimal effort.
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"Nexus, we are investing more effort into them," Pichai said.
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That is an A+ effort, if ever we've seen one.
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Don Young's effort to win a 24th term in office.
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Take the effort out of meal planning for your sweetheart.
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Go deeper: Bloomberg examines Google's involvement in the CBRS effort.
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Rich people expend a lot of effort avoiding such taxes.
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Lisa Murkowski, who opposed the last repeal effort, and Sen.
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An effort she claims, helped Trump win the White House.
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But that effort never picked up steam amid broadcaster opposition.
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But this was a tremendous ensemble effort by all concerned.
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Just a surprising defensive effort from the Green Bay Packers.
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This creates an instant diary entry with almost no effort.
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"Great effort by our defense, turnovers were awesome," Fitzpatrick said.
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The effort comes at a rough time for the GOP.
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You can have healthy homemade muffins with very little effort.
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"We have undertaken an internal effort," Pichai specified when pressed.
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There was no real effort to reach out to Republicans.
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The effort appears to have bolstered the company's bottom line.
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Mr Hu's successor, Xi Jinping, has stepped up the effort.
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They have made little effort, however, to soften men's attitudes.
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He was callous and made no effort to pretend otherwise.
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So much love & effort for the #Grenfell kids - thank you.
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He sees the impeachment effort as undermining other important business.
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"They are defeating the effort in the store," he continued.
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Are you gonna contribute to the culture war relief effort?
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The Trump campaign added a digital dimension to this effort.
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The latest effort has been a decade in the making.
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So much love & effort for the #Grenfell kids – thank you.
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Here is our best effort at compiling a comprehensive list.
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"We put a lot of effort into it," Demyttenaere added.
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It was not an effort to get at the truth.
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Google's gaming effort doesn't take the form of a console.
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I think with every effort we can change this direction.
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Zuckerberg emphasized the importance of communications in the recovery effort.
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I'm also asking all Americans to join in that effort.
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Her permanent mask is a perfect effort-free Halloween costume.
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But the fast cash made it all worth the effort.
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The colossal effort required to farm wasn't worth the return.
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Leading the effort is a sheriff played by Kurt Russell.
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Afterwards there was a big effort to rebuild with bamboo.
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South Korea contributes $153 million a year to that effort.
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Only time will tell if his effort will pay off.
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The worsening violence prompted an emergency conservation effort by ICARDA.
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There are concerns about that particular effort in that technology.
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Industry groups also expressed early praise for the FCC effort.
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The effort seems to be working in the government's favour.
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In an effort to make a deal with them, Sen.
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Still, "Travis is really making an effort," a source said.
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Some locals say they are glad for the rescue effort.
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And the effort was substantially inspired by American euthanasia advocates.
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I just don't make an effort anymore to pack food.
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"We needed a big effort," Crawford told the Chicago Tribune.
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What ended up happening is that early effort got derailed.
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Officials said the move was an effort to cut costs.
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Will he make a concerted effort to find his father?
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But some liberal legal scholars say the effort might backfire.
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Developing forecasts is part of the effort to manage blooms.
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The answer is probably a combination of effort and potential.
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Those interactions had a direct influence on the #WakandaTheVote effort.
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Using Here was very much a cornerstone of that effort.
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Even if such targets are never met, they galvanise effort.
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"We are long way from any coordinated effort", he says.
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But U.S. tobacco companies successfully fought this effort in court.
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This year, save yourself some time and effort with PriceBlink.
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Mr Trump and his successors need to redouble the effort.
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"Hardly any effort was put into this," says one reviewer.
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Not even her husband made much effort at appearing convinced.
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Historically, the right to vote has never been about effort.
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To Cutts, the payoff would be well worth the effort.
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It's an escalation of an effort started by past presidents.
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But the Syrian government has refused to endorse the effort.
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To help with the effort, donate via paypal at www.rabbithashhistsoc.org.
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That means more hires and more effort put into monitoring.
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With trade tensions rising, Beijing's hedge is worth the effort.
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With effort, but the time that they put into it.
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Loop is Adidas' latest effort to become more environmentally friendly.
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The Malagasy government has made little effort to cash in.
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It also slipped in my jean pockets with no effort.
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This is a multiyear effort that has two different fronts.
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AFP is devoting an initial $1.3 million to the effort.
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It's going to take a multidimensional effort to tackle it.
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"The estimated cost of this effort is high," Spiesshofer said.
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The effort so far appears to have yielded little progress.
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Why it matters: The effort is meant to remove bias.
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He's the first Republican House member to support the effort.
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The recall effort does not comply with the California Constitution.
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Chris Christie helmed a traditional transition effort during the campaign.
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China is the key mover behind this huge development effort.
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Ohio State coach Thad Matta was impressed with Koenig's effort.
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"There was no effort to talk to him," Kelley said.
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This effort should be rewarded with appreciation, support, and education.
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That's thanks to the collective effort behind the words spoken.
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Germany has stepped up its defence effort in recent years.
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So it's really a team effort to bring everyone along.
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We all need to celebrate anyone's effort to get healthy!
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She said she wriggled out of them without much effort.
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It requires coordination but not a lot of actual effort.
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Last night's Riverdale felt like a major story pushing effort.
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His Elysee Palace said it would "intensify" his reform effort.
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Those in the know will know and appreciate the effort.
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Sadr's followers reject the accusations of obstructing the war effort.
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This is not Uber's first effort to increase passenger safety.
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Is this the first global effort to find an alternative?
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Rogers had not worked with Christie before the transition effort.
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Bahrain is in many ways a forerunner of this effort.
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Mapillary is not the first crowdsourced mapping effort to emerge.
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And Mr. Trump is making an effort to convert them.
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Has it been a sizable effort internally to fight cheating?
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Mercer was a major funder of Donald Trump's presidential effort.
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But his effort may represent a unique moment in history.
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Rather, each is one node in a much bigger effort.
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In summary: a lot of effort went into this costume.
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Every part of society is being pressed into the effort.
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Is that something you make a conscious effort to do?
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The campaigns are putting a lot of effort into that.
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The European Union and Latin America should join this effort.
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The subsequent reconstruction effort hit an unexpected roadblock: missing landowners.
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"Tonight was our best effort in a while," Kerr said.
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The issue is that these efforts typically take human effort.
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All with basically zero effort for you as a journalist.
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The effort is massive and Zuckerberg plainly intends to deliver.
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There aren't many labels our size putting in the effort.
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That's why the effort looks all but dead this year.
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A famously unpleasant privatization effort was still in people's minds.
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That being the case, Brown found his team's effort gratifying.
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Telegram groups also require time and effort to track down.
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California is committed to the effort begun under former Gov.
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The company has touted its growing workforce and security effort.
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The House easily defeated an effort from Texas Democratic Rep.
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They can go everywhere with you, no extra effort required.
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Getting to this point in Williams's career took concerted effort.
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There was no effort on her end with the relationship.
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The effort to unionize Kickstarter hasn't felt transparent or fair.
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Google is also bringing AR to its classroom effort, Expeditions.
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The new study was an effort to overcome this shortcoming.
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Much of the turnaround effort is already underway, he added.
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We should remember that unified international effort solved this problem.
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WHY PARTNER WITH DAVID AND NOT GOLIATH IN THIS EFFORT?
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Regardless of how much effort you think Democrats should put
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In short, the analysis is messy and requires much effort.
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Pendergast: It was more of a group effort all around.
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Clinton divided the transition effort between Washington and Little Rock.
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She, her family, and our community deserve our best effort.
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The massive rescue effort continues to save those still alive.
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This Apple video effort is starting to sound pretty good.
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The new sequencing effort is the second phase of research.
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But that effort came six months after the outbreak started.
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So who's going to lead this unifying effort against ISIS?
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We're going to continue this effort until we find Brian.
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Little effort has yet been made to court ordinary voters.
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But a huge mapping effort is underway to change that.
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Surging U.S. production has stalled OPEC's effort to cut supply.
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He added that there was "some progress" in that effort.
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On Monday, the Clinton campaign voiced support for the effort.
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Use secret ingredients to boost flavor with little extra effort.
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In fact, states might not need to make the effort.
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He characterized the effort as CBA's top priority for 28503.
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His effort contributed to 70.4 percent shooting by the Jayhawks.
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"I am really proud of our effort today," Elliott said.
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Ellis' new video is the latest contribution to that effort.
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Stein indicated Saturday she welcomed others joining her recount effort.
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So all in all, it was a pretty good effort.
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We have a responsibility to lead this effort in Oregon.
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The effort apparently came to a close in January 2016.
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For Abe, all the effort appeared to largely pay off.
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The reason was partly the effort we put into it.
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"We made a conscious effort," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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Junior forward Sean McDermott, though, managed to top Jorgensen's effort.
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S. business polices in an effort to avoid Trump's ire.
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The St. Joseph Hoag Health effort seems to be working.
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The Orioles need this kind of effort from him consistently.
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Iran has agreed to cooperate in that effort, he added.
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Credit Suisse launched a similar effort about a year ago.
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The Division 2 certainly makes no effort to explore this.
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He also thinks the results will be worth the effort.
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"So much love & effort for the Grenfell kidsâ€"thank you.
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The international search effort is expected to conclude by midyear.
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It is unclear if this effort will salvage the deal.
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Galbraith described the covert effort as "a particularly insane enterprise".
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The strike is an effort to increase pressure on Maduro.
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You've got to admire the effort this person has made.
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This is Microsoft's effort to establish an entirely new platform.
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St. Petersburg governor Georgy Poltavchenko was overseeing the rescue effort.
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She succeeded in that effort, delivering a win on substance.
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A similar effort fell short at the group's last gathering.
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In the second half, we had a great collective effort.
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There is no guarantee we will succeed in this effort.
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Quality ranges, but it's clear that an effort was made.
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Democrats put some effort into the 2016 races against Reps.
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The effort was assembled by veteran Republican operative Phil Cox.
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They're one of the big heroes in this whole effort.
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But that effort was limited to just a few days.
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These were more effort to eat - like tough, earthy celery.
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I think that's really just an effort to distract people.
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Technology publication TechCrunch reported Apple's mapping effort earlier on Friday.
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To donate to his Salvation Army fundraising effort, click here.
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Trump acknowledged that Democrats are unlikely to support that effort.
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It was a really good effort by all of us.
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Still, progress is being made, backers of the effort say.
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The second is that the effort must be shared out.
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Canucks coach Willie Desjardins was pleased by his team's effort.
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The effort is an initiative of the Facebook Journalism Project.
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President Trump is expected to unveil that effort on Monday.
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It is an undemanding revolution, accessible without risk or effort.
|
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All that effort and hard work had really sunk in.
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The circumnavigation effort began in March 2015 in Abu Dhabi.
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Twitter just began the hardest part of its cleanup effort.
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"We do not see an easy rescue effort," Wissink said.
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They voted in 2002 to relocate but that effort stalled.
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The campaign will include a significant social media outreach effort.
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They've made a real effort to grasp the character's quirks.
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And the day after the election, you continue the effort.
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One reason is that the effort tax is worth incurring.
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It's my desperate struggle and effort to live that way.
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They put in the extra effort to make it work.
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Texas activated its entire National Guard in the response effort.
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Others joked about his effort to do some damage control.
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"We are doing our best effort to participate," Lee said.
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Bonifaz suggested that the effort wouldn't require much from Stein.
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Now it's just a matter of keeping the effort consistent.
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Kendall is annoyed and makes no effort to hide it.
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The Lone Star State's effort has been a resounding success.
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Her father was distant and seemingly beyond reach and effort.
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The Olam investment is the biggest evidence of this effort.
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The encouraging defensive effort for the Kings was noticeable early.
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So it's a team effort, you know what I'm saying.
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Or making an effort to call your mom more often.
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It's going to take a complete effort on both ends.
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At their poppiest, they always required effort from the listener.
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He says he doesn't spend much effort maintaining his plants.
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They require no effort, which is what summer is for.
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"As far as a conservation effort, it's appropriate," she says.
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So, after all of that effort, what was the forum?
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But they basically had nothing, so the effort was shelved.
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Like it was an effort to get in there, too.
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"High optimism will predict high effort and success," she says.
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No Republican has endorsed the impeachment effort in either chamber.
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Negotiations will continue in an effort to reach committee agreement.
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The Senate on Thursday blocked an effort by GOP Sen.
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It's often simply impractical for him to make the effort.
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Democrat Al Gore was ultimately unsuccessful in that recount effort.
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Tensions over the collapse of that effort have trickled out.
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There is also a new bipartisan effort led by Reps.
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However, their candidate was not always helpful to the effort.
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Reuters found no evidence of such an effort with Trump.
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And supporters of that standalone effort aren't holding their breath.
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Maximum effort is taking place, everyone is working very hard.
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It said that effort is already resulting in improved performance.
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Other advocates offered mostly words of praise for the effort.
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Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky blocked an effort by Sen.
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Google's own social networking effort, Google Plus, hasn't caught on.
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Since then, much effort has gone into repeating this feat.
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The answer does not lie in a failure of effort.
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But Ms. Monaco suggested that the effort was just beginning.
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No other trade association has ever undertaken such an effort.
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But in the Senate, lawmakers rejected an effort from Sen.
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We realize that, and we will work toward that effort.
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"Everybody was disappointed in our effort on Saturday," Payton said.
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Ultimately, a federal appeals court halted the Utah governor's effort.
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But the House effort has a steeper hill to climb.
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Dubnyk saved 24 of 28 shots in the losing effort.
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They got this effort started and deserve credit for that.
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Whoever, or whatever Jennifer is, it is a vigilante effort.
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But it took a lot of effort and ongoing discussion.
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Paulsen's signature brought the effort further within reach of succeeding.
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Mr. Kayden led the effort to get the bench returned.
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But his effort has so far failed to catch fire.
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She blasted the effort as an attempt to "bribe" her.
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Hassan walked back to Hina's doorstep, panting with the effort.
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But staying true to that story is worth the effort.
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"We need concerted effort to tackle the crisis," he said.
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Corey Lewandowski, Trump's former campaign manager, recently joined that effort.
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The money is intended to underpin an ambitious research effort.
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She's not alone in making the effort to work out.
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Neither assertion was correct, but give him points for effort.
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Almost in passing, Dr. Newman mentioned the SpaceX Mars effort.
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America will ultimately be able to prevail in this effort.
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And obviously if he can't, the effort dies all together.
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Towns makes the effort to cut into an open paint.
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Investors are joining the effort: in November, Taranis raised $20m.
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Gurley said his success against Arizona was a team effort.
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The U.S. cannot — and should not — lead this effort alone.
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Evidence of Trump's effort to obstruct justice continues to emerge.
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But persistent effort can roll back the possibility of catastrophe.
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Dubnyk stopped 28 of 31 shots in a losing effort.
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Victoria's Secret is in the midst of a turnaround effort.
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He intends to keep that reform effort going in 2020.
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The GOP effort got a boost Friday morning, when Sens.
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Motivation and effort affect output far more than age does.
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And he sees Trump as an ally in that effort.
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It requires the whole supply chain and consumers' joint effort.
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This effort, which initially began in 2013, didn't come cheap.
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Overall, the bank will be hiring people for the effort.
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I pay close attention to how much effort it requires.
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Not that the Russian effort has much chance either way.
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Mr. Netanyahu sternly rejected any such effort as intolerable interference.
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But there's been little sense of urgency to the effort.
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Only 25 percent of respondents approve of the Republican effort.
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Flake's effort also has the support of the telecom industry.
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And so far, no Republicans have publicly opposed his effort.
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Groups on both sides will pour cash into the effort.
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"It takes a real effort to do that much dating."
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According to prosecutors, that effort involved significant manpower and money.
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The cost of the effort was 50 cents per person.
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A vote on the largely symbolic effort is expected soon.
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John Conyers There's a serious effort underway to get Rep.
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Wherever you apply your attention and effort becomes your reality.
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They could set back the entire effort against climate change.
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Suffice to say, Green's effort did not set off alarms.
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This tension could undercut any effort to integrate Europe's militaries.
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But the effort fell far short of that ambitious goal.
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The political opposition was critical of the government's antiterrorism effort.
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The effort dates to at least April 2017, iDefense found.
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Republicans in Congress have already been dismissive of that effort.
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An effort by a group of Republicans to censure Rep.
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The effort is unlikely to succeed, as things stand now.
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The Information first reported last week on Prosper's fundraising effort.
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I am proud to lend pediatricians' voices to the effort.
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The effort to tax Yale's endowment earnings led Florida Gov.
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The effort could also raise protests from Republicans in Congress.
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The National Security Council did not comment on that effort.
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Fortunately, there's an effort afoot to help solve these problems.
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It was a team effort from all around the world.
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These satellite companies can be a partner in that effort.
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Several industry groups have praised Trump's effort to broaden eligibility.
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The effort didn't resolve some of the unit's issues, however.
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Two other sights relate the enormity of the lunar effort.
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Walker, too, preferred to talk about the defensive effort afterward.
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Some, however, simply aren't worth the effort, time, or money.
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Its effort to launch a satellite last month also failed.
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The loudest advocates of this odious effort have been Gov.
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And the push for reform should be a bipartisan effort.
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"We will continue making every effort to sell the car."
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Make an effort to get excited about why you're saving.
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Now we have to carry this effort over to Houston.
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Thanks, N.Y.T., in your effort to broaden your readers' vision.
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Netanyahu even killed one recent effort to kill the policy.
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He concluded that the effort was not going very well.
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You don't need an intricate effort to influence people, though.
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But FEMA has defended its aid effort for the island.
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He estimates that effort will cost the company $15 million.
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"If there's a team effort, tonight was it," Collins said.
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Their sudden disappearance sparked a desperate search and rescue effort.
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Others questioned why individuals would give to the rebuilding effort.
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That effort was reportedly led by Republican activist Peter Smith.
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It should make every effort to hang on to them.
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It was a group effort — we didn't get it done.
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They began with an organized effort to deny climate science.
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"Battling these relentless fires requires a Herculean effort," California Gov.
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Ms. Vaissié said the Russian effort had a double purpose.
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It makes meals super easy to prepare with minimal effort.
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"Battling these relentless fires requires a Herculean effort," Brown wrote.
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There have been some public successes in the ongoing effort.
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Scott Walker's campaign to beat back a 2012 recall effort.
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Larkin's individual effort tied the score late in the period.
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But that effort has hit a snag in the courts.
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The United States has a preeminent role in this effort.
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The effort kicked off on March 10 of last year.
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I know, because I was the one making the effort.
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We know the result of this lobbying effort as well.
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The effort spanned the public transportation, waste and housing sectors.
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AEST in an effort to bring attention to the issue.
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That's exactly how you do it — with a team effort.
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But it also examines the ideological underpinnings of that effort.
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Portland committed much of its defensive effort to containing Cousins.
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And maybe make a small effort to do... something. Cool.
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It's an intentional effort to destroy the U.S. refugee program.
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Democrats on the House panel called the effort blatant intimidation.
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That effort is expected to involve a long, difficult fight.
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It's just an effort to cut taxes any way possible.
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Maybe an organized "stop Trump" effort will have an effect.
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Each effort represents a long shot, to put it mildly.
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This effort is expected to face an important test soon.
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In the 48th District, the effort aided two Republicans, Rep.
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Some Democratic officials also oppose the state's universal care effort.
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There was also an effort to tamp down the Christianity.
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The usefulness of the new effort is far from certain.
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But Republicans see a Democratic effort to regain partisan advantage.
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The effort takes place entirely out of the public eye.
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Low paying gigs should mean minimal effort on your part.
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The overall result was a more collaborative effort, Gallagher says.
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Zuckerberg used the panel to plug Facebook's connectivity effort, Internet.org.
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This content was a joint effort between Samsung and Viceland.
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The Catalan independence effort picked up steam in the 2000s.
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The agreement with Shandong Ruyi is part of that effort.
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Fighting them takes a lot of time, money, and effort.
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But it's not for lack of effort, lack of work.
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But even after launch, the effort was far from finished.
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Why go through all that effort in the first place?
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The band's latest effort, Mouth Sounds #2699, comes pretty close.
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You're getting so much done with so little effort, Capricorn!
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But the effort fizzled, and Republicans largely followed McConnell's lead.
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And I've committed myself, body and soul, to that effort.
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It takes enormous effort to actually integrate a police department.
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We put in so much effort for somewhat diminished results.
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I say "we" because it's very much a communal effort.
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One was largely due to our complete lack of effort.
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So turning to your campaign: Why'd you launch this effort?
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It was an extraordinary effort, destroyed utterly by superior talent.
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Why do you put so much effort in to it?
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Negotiation is the only way out, which deserves every effort.
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It takes very little effort and attention to grow carrots.
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It seemed like a lot of extra effort and drama.
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Meanwhile, at least two GOP leaders are resisting the effort.
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Their engagement ended before Steele took part in the effort.
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Let him lead the lobbying effort with the obdurate politicians.
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The effort has received no special funding from the administration.
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Check out six ways to make money without much effort.
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This was the demand made by the 2016 recount effort.
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We had the effort, but we've got to keep working.
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He praised the decision to have Gawande lead the effort.
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Even printing up the postcard must have taken some effort.
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Part of that effort included the Point Defiance Bypass Project.
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Kyrgios's effort level waxed and waned (mostly waned) from there.
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Trump touted his administration's effort to cut down on regulation.
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The effort that was aided by former Louisiana GOP Sen.
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Sessions praised Trump's effort on trade, immigration and foreign policy.
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An earlier salvage effort was suspended due to weather conditions.
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Her hair had an enormous amount of effort within it.
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Nonetheless, an effort must be made to do just that.
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Make a proactive effort to engage with what they're doing.
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Xealth is managing the effort, according to two people familiar.
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The effort is aimed at raising profitability and penetrating markets.
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For his great effort, he earns about $250 a month.
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But others, like Cornerstone's rookie effort, are run by doctors.
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"It's a lot of effort because it's struggling," he said.
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One diver died in that effort, which attracted global attention.
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It spilled out of me, there was no effort whatsoever.
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The effort left her depleted, depressed and desperate for answers.
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The effort is so new that it has no name.
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They take commitment, compromise, forgiveness and most of all — effort.
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The effort began last month and will run through Dec.
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It's about 23 minutes of effort, which I really appreciate.
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Others are putting a time limit on the maximum effort.
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The effort was first reported by The Detroit Free Press.
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Apprehending him was an elaborate, international effort, Mr. Scarpino said.
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