ENDEAVOUR MINING'S LARGEST SHAREHOLDER LA MANCHA HOLDINGS SAYS WELCOMES PROPOSAL TO COMBINE ENDEAVOUR WITH CENTAMIN
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Endeavour Mining said the all-share takeover plan has an exchange ratio of 0.0846 Endeavour shares for each Centamin share, a 13.1% premium to their closing price on Monday.
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Read more: Endeavour Fund ventures -- Ambitious journey across Atlantic
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H. MOSER & CIE: ENDEAVOUR TOURBILLON CONCEPT $69,000 In the latest iteration of its Endeavour watch, H. Moser & Cie has added to its trademark Funky Blue dial an opening that reveals a flying tourbillon.
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Suitably, there was plenty of chatter about Seagal's latest endeavour.
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Predicting the outcome of elections is an inherently chancy endeavour.
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"With kids, this is a whole new endeavour," she said.
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Endeavour: The Ship and the Attitude that Changed the World.
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Her crew referred to their matronly ship as "Mrs Endeavour".
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Endeavour also confirmed preliminary discussions had taken place with Acacia.
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Click here to view original GIFRock pile inside Endeavour crater.
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This is life; lets endeavour to experience its far reaches.
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The view from my room onboard the ship, Ocean Endeavour.
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"There is optimistic caution," Endeavour Chief Executive Neil Woodyer said.
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Whatever endeavour you're facing, find the emotions to come forward.
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At the heart of the program was the Ford Endeavour.
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Noisey: Well, this is a pretty incredible endeavour for Nothing.
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ExoMars is a joint endeavour by Europe's and Russia's space agencies.
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What is the most common misconception about scientific endeavour or research?
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Literally: his ship, Endeavour, ran aground on the Great Barrier Reef.
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Not so long ago, entertainment on aeroplanes was a communal endeavour.
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Fittingly, its latest endeavour again involves looking westward for new technologies.
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Meghan joined Harry on the judging panel of the Endeavour Fund.
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Serving hot drinks on a plane can be a risky endeavour.
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The whole endeavour took about three years, but the results are compelling.
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One change since 29 is that prevention has become a scientific endeavour.
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Endeavour approaches Zarya when the latter was the only component in place.
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LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Endeavour Mining Corporation and Centamin have agreed to conduct a reciprocal due diligence exercise to assess the feasibility of a merger, following a weekend meeting between Endeavour's CEO and Centamin's chairman, Endeavour said on Monday.
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Global Endeavour was hired by Yanukovych to consult and lobby on his behalf.
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"So proud of you for this new endeavour Meghan," she said on Instagram.
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The "challenge to fund this whole endeavour," he said, displaying the slide above.
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That description cannot possibly capture the epic scale of human endeavour within Tata.
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This was followed by a 4.8 percent rise in shares of Endeavour Mining.
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Endeavour Energy could not be reached for comment and Deloitte declined to comment.
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Sunny Ahn is a partner at Endeavour Partners, a boutique technology consulting firm.
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Other investors include ALLVP, Creandum, NMT Network, Jackson Square Ventures, and Endeavour Catalyst.
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Endeavour Chief Executive Officer Sébastien de Montessus did not comment on the valuation.
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Current takeover rules in the UK give West Africa-focussed Endeavour until Dec.
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Endeavour Mining Corp: Berenberg cuts price target to C$28 from C$13.
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It's a sincere and courageous endeavour to do right by people who are dying.
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NASA astronaut Tamara Jernigan goes over data aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 25.
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Protecting wetlands has been a relatively bipartisan endeavour, at least at the federal level.
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The Sully Vent in the Main Endeavour Vent Field of the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
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Click here to view original GIFOppy on its long trek between Victoria and Endeavour.
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They encounter celebs and political figures and endeavour to obtain various items from them.
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In 1769, Captain James Cook sailed past the atoll on the ship HMS Endeavour.
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Scaling them up to cover whole ocean basins, though, would be a huge endeavour.
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Earlier this week, Acacia and Canada's Endeavour Mining Corp said merger talks had ended.
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Possible outcomes range from a turbulent no-deal exit to abandoning the whole endeavour.
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Endeavour Silver Corp is owed $15.6 million - including $6 million to $7 million from purchases with seven suppliers under audit - money that Chief Financial Officer Dan Dickson said is being withheld to coax Endeavour to pressure the suppliers into paying more income tax.
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The rule of law is a collective endeavour, yet a legal elite benefits from it.
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The next 23 hours were spent bailing water in terror, until finally Endeavour slid free.
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Reconciling the government's split personality may then prove an endeavour more treacherous than the Palio.
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Every day we endeavour to bring you the very best deals to save you money.
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Endeavour, which operates mines in West Africa, had held talks with Acacia earlier in January.
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Holding off a smash-mouth team like the Panthers will be an entirely different endeavour.
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Endeavour Mining has seen its production costs fall from $13,137 an ounce to around $900.
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"On such terrain, the Endeavour can get to places other vehicles simply cannot," said Prasad.
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LA MANCHA SAYS COULD BE SIGNIFICANT BENEFITS ARISING FROM COMBINATION OF ENDEAVOUR MINING AND CENTAMIN
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"The quality of information received during the accelerated due diligence process has been insufficient to allow us to be confident that proceeding with a firm offer would have been in the best interests of Endeavour shareholders," Endeavour CEO Sebastien de Montessus said in a statement.
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"I've avoided talking about this because telling strangers struck me as a fruitless endeavour," Cobain wrote.
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The couple took part in a panel on Wednesday for the Endeavour Awards at Kensington Palace.
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In September 2013, Global Endeavour transferred $500,20123 that would ultimately end up back in Manafort's control.
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"I'll be starting a smaller, more entrepreneurial endeavour at Take-Two," he said at the time.
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Between the two crimes of (possibly demented) conscience, Mr Sigmund describes a world of intellectual endeavour.
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DUET's power grid United Energy in the state of Victoria is a similar asset to Endeavour.
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They duly named the "Hereford Endeavour" in a small ceremony at the Trearddur Bay Lifeboat Station.
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But prior to that, Captain James Cook used the Endeavour to claim Australia for the British.
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" She said in a different post that she will be in charge of a "new endeavour.
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Yet creating and using this torrent of information is an endeavour of enormous scale and complexity.
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"Stankey wants HBO to compete with Netflix," says Rick Rosen, a founder of the Endeavour Agency.
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The problem is assessing how successful OPEC and the other producers are being in this endeavour.
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Opening bank accounts has become a very tedious endeavour even for the most average of citizens.
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The effort to save giant pandas from extinction is an expensive, time-consuming, and difficult endeavour.
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The British official said London was expecting creativity and a joint endeavour from the bloc's side.
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The captain sailed on the Endeavour for the first of his three voyages around the world.
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"Endeavour" became a hit in its own right; a fourth season begins on PBS in August.
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Measuring the top of the distribution is important, and much effort still goes toward that endeavour.
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Critical Distance is a community-supported endeavour aiming to curate, contextualize, and archive insightful writing on games.
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The company has turned to a Kickstarter to help raise funds and gauge interest in the endeavour.
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If terrorists have another successful year in 2017, business travel will have become a more dangerous endeavour.
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Gahcho Kué is an astonishing endeavour, the biggest new mine in the world in over a decade.
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"Right from the get-go, we figured it's going to be a time-consuming endeavour," he said.
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Siemens wants to focus on the more promising endeavour of connecting factories and cities to the internet.
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International mining companies operating in Mali include Randgold Resources, Anglogold Ashanti, Iamgold , Endeavour Mining and Resolute Mining .
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In third place was another consortium deal - the $5.6 billion purchase of Australian power grid Endeavour Energy.
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The X-Men fly to space on the X-Jet and find Endeavour spinning like a top.
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Options on the table still range from a turbulent "no-deal" exit to abandoning the endeavour altogether.
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Endeavour has been looking at the new security plan for Boungou, de Montessus added, without giving details.
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Endeavour has been looking at the new security plan for Boungou, de Montessus added, without giving details.
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The France-based ITER project is the largest endeavour, with a budget of around 20 billion euros.
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The three confirmed bidders for Endeavour are consortiums comprised of local and foreign investors, the four sources said.
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We're proud and honoured to have the support of Bridgepoint, DST Global and General Catalyst in this endeavour.
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Vezeeta's other investors include BECO Capital, Silicon Badia, Vostok New Ventures, Crescent Enterprises' CE-Ventures and Endeavour Catalyst.
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Asked whether he saw other potential targets, he said Endeavour would focus on de-leveraging this year instead.
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Australia has since imposed foreign investment restrictions on the sales process for a smaller power grid, Endeavour Energy.
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The earliest count of startups, made in 2010 by non-profit advisory Endeavour Greece, stood at just 1803.
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Negotiating teachers' contracts is an essentially political endeavour, he said, because they involve controversial questions of "public concern".
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It's against my aesthetic, but Thatcher offered them a vision of new vistas of pleasure and commercial endeavour.
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"The party exercises overall leadership over all areas of endeavour in every part of the country," it said.
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He flew on a Space Shuttle Endeavour mission in 22007 and a Space Shuttle Discovery mission in 22012.
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Up until now, the resting place of the Endeavour has largely remained a mystery to historians and archaeologists.
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The team works on rescuing the crew inside the Endeavour but learns that the captain is still inside.
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In 2016, the researchers homed in on a group of five ships that they believed included the Endeavour.
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In 2012 it presented "Endeavour," about the early career of one of its most popular characters, Inspector Morse.
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The Walk of America is supported by the Royal Foundation, Endeavour Fund, the NFL and the Bob Woodruff Foundation.
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The last flight external tank of its kind, ET-94 will join the Endeavour space shuttle at the Center.
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In some countries, the infusion of money might also push up prices and currencies, making the endeavour more expensive.
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Endeavour has two gold mines in Burkina Faso and two in Cote d'Ivoire, and an exploration project in Mali.
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Bank officers flagged unusual behavior among five offshore companies that authorities say are associated with Manafort: Global Endeavour Inc.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had a very good reason for being late to the recent Endeavour Fund Awards.
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Perhaps with that level of success he can quit late night TV and start a new endeavour — the Chippencordens.
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It was a massive endeavour, over decades, with many toxic drugs being tested in different combinations on dying children.
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More than 20 years ago, Jemison became the first African-American woman in space aboard the Endeavour space shuttle.
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Mr Xi's initiative, which also has geopolitical goals (see Banyan), has invited comparison with America's mid-century development endeavour.
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Even that government-backed endeavour gained just 2% of seats, and fizzled out within a couple of election cycles.
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Regardless of having almost 20 songs in the bank, the EP was an entirely new endeavour for them both.
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Indeed, other than a bumptious monologue about the futility of all human endeavour, the film has almost no dialogue.
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Endeavour, which operates four mines in West Africa, announced in January that it was discussing a deal with Acacia.
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They took what was familiar and made it frustrating instead of rethinking the whole endeavour from the ground up.
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One month later, Space Shuttle Endeavour took off from Launch Complex 39A (we've been there) carrying Unity Node 203.
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Europe must be at the forefront of this endeavour, just as it has been with regard to individual rights.
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Indeed, I endeavour to live the whole of my life like a moon-landing skeptic in a NASA hat.
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NASA astronaut Jan Davis wears a sign reading "Outer Space Country Kitchen" while eating aboard the shuttle Endeavour on Sept.
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Also in late 2013, Global Endeavour sent out $200,000 to a remodeling company in Long Island, SP&C Home Improvement.
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In addition to transactions involving Global Endeavour, there were wire transfers, never before reported, flagged as suspicious involving other companies.
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She failed in this endeavour in 2008: exit polls during the primaries suggested that millennials, again, vastly preferred Mr Obama.
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However, tattoo removal can be a more meaningful endeavour: zapping away an old tattoo can change how others see you.
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More surprisingly, perhaps, such companies can be found across Spain, according to Adrián García-Aranyos of Endeavour, an entrepreneurship foundation.
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"With support from the Endeavour Fund, they have joined teams, established strong support networks and discovered new passions," Harry said.
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Opportunity continued its long trek to Endeavour crater, 1,000 times larger than the crater in which it had started off.
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Mr. Worsley exceeded his journey's fund-raising goal of 100,000 pounds (about $142,000), the Endeavour Fund said on its website.
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It is easy to dismiss the endeavour as a white elephant erected by Turkey's sultan-like president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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NASA selected Kelly as a space shuttle pilot in 1996, and he took four trips onboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour.
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In that endeavour, Foucault showed how the past continues to flow through the present, and how it affects the future.
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But, at the end of the day, if there's a better solution, we actually endeavour to recommend that better solution.
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To recap, Crews accused William Morris Endeavour agent Adam Venit of groping him at an industry party back in 2016.
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You might've read something similar in the famous children's book The Mousehole Cat, which was inspired by Mr. Bowcock's endeavour.
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A consortium led by Macquarie acquired Australian power grid Endeavour Energy, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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In one corner is market-leading UFC, bought for $4 billion by Hollywood agency William Morris Endeavour (WME) in 2016.
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In his new book, Eric Foner, an emeritus professor at Columbia University, contends that the endeavour is still under way.
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At Endeavour Crater, the biggest Oppy explored, it came upon ancient bedrock containing clays formed eons ago in drinkable water.
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Lots of cool things to see there -- like the Space Shuttle Endeavour -- and it's an outing that requires lots of walking.
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In addition to the Invictus Games, he has inspired veterans with the Walking with the Wounded charity and his Endeavour Fund.
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Doing more with less is a good thing in any field of endeavour, and those combating AIDS have managed that well.
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The Duke and Prince Harry have arrived at the inaugural Endeavour Fund Awards, celebrating the most inspiring Endeavours of 2016. pic.twitter.
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The Endeavour Fund Award for the individual who has best utilized their endeavor to promote their recovery went to Martin Pollock.
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L) said on Friday it was in early talks about a possible merger with Canadian gold miner Endeavour Mining Corp (EDV.TO).
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Putting in place carbon-removal schemes of this magnitude would be an epic endeavour even if tried-and-tested techniques existed.
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In addition to the Invictus Games, he has inspired veterans with the Walking with the Wounded charity and his Endeavour Fund.
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She was the first Canadian to board the International Space Station, in 1999, and flew on space shuttles Endeavour and Discovery.
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Last year Endeavour announced it expected to deliver average production of 114,000 ounces per year over Ity's 14-year mine life.
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Mr Sun is not alone in his endeavour; art has been treated as a form of criminal act in China too.
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Mr Cohn thinks that monetary policy is a global endeavour, and that central banks may have been playing beggar-thy-neighbour.
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Silversea Cruises' Silver Wind and Un-Cruise Adventure's Safari Endeavour tied for the lowest score, with 79 points out of 100.
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She suited up for the Endeavour Fund Awards in 2018, pairing black pants and a suit jacket with a white shirt.
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Next week, Meghan and Harry are set to step out at the honors evening for the Endeavour Fund, which Harry backs.
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Endeavour Mining earlier reported a worker at its Houndé mine in Burkina Faso got coronavirus, also after a trip to Britain.
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Major Worden, of the Air Force, spent three days in orbit operating a pair of cameras in his space capsule Endeavour.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Endeavour set off from England in 23 and traversed a world that sailors' maps had yet to document.
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Captain Cook's three-year expedition on the Endeavour was a mission to gather astronomical and geographical data for the British Navy.
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Centamin rebuffed the all-stock takeover proposal from Endeavour in December, saying it did not offer enough value to Centamin shareholders.
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Surgery requires attention to detail, team collaboration, physical stamina and fine motor skills—and a soundtrack can help with the endeavour.
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The new watch, introduced in December, was the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Vantablack, a limited edition of 50 selling for $75,000 each.
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"It is the board's belief that the proposal made by Endeavour sits in stark contrast with Centamin's strategy," El-Raghy said.
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Some have been more successful than others in this endeavour, and so message boards represent differing levels of political and social progress.
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Behnken first joined the astronaut corps in 2000 and flew aboard space shuttle Endeavour twice, performing six spacewalks that totaled 37 hours.
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Among other Mexico-focused silver miners, First Majestic is up 34 percent, Endeavour Silver 39 percent and Great Panther Silver 24 percent.
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When football clubs decide to move ground for financial and commercial purposes, the human cost of the endeavour is almost never calculated.
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Built in Whitby of Yorkshire oak, twisted and hardened by Yorkshire winds, Endeavour had been designed to carry not intellectuals but coal.
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It can, in weeks, elucidate salient links and offer new ideas that would take lifetimes of human endeavour to come up with.
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For NASA, Mr. Koslow did the official paintings of the Apollo 15 mission and the first launch of the space shuttle Endeavour.
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Chinese state media has quoted experts as saying that the country needs at least six carriers, an endeavour expected to take decades.
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Arriving in Los Angeles the other day, Mark Kelly saw the Space Shuttle Endeavour again on display at the California Science Center.
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I—along with my esteemed colleagues—entered this endeavour with an open mind, despite being a mince pie purist to my core.
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Our journey aboard the Ocean Endeavour embarked in Ushuaia, at the southernmost tip of Argentina, and included 140 people from 30 nations.
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The shipping company said on Tuesday it sold two MR Vessels, MT High Endurance and MT High Endeavour, for $1003 million each.
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It is a measure of the outlandishness of this endeavour that fashioning such a nanoscale spacecraft almost seems like the easy bit.
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The NERC said it was seeking something inspirational that would exemplify the work of the £200m ($288m) vessel: Endeavour, perhaps, or Falcon.
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Unlike elsewhere in urban Africa, where architectural modernism was largely a post-independence phenomenon, modernism in Asmara was an aggressively colonial endeavour.
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If you're hoping to find safe harbour with your Northern neighbour, endeavour to adjust your behaviour so as not to cause offence.
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That includes A$210 million for having a replica of Captain Cook's ship, the Endeavour, circumnavigate Australia with stops at 210 locations.
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"Meghan and I are so happy to be back here with you," Harry told the crowd at last week's Endeavour Fund Awards.
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But Chauhan is dogged in his pursuit and blind to the horror that the women of the family feel about his endeavour.
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Endeavour said it planned to offer 13 of its own shares for each Centamin share, equivalent to about 126.27 pence per share.
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Prince Harry lifted the beard of a badass military hero to present him with a medal at the inaugural Endeavour Fund Awards.
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A domestic investor must hold at least 20 percent of Endeavour, the source added, declining to be named because the talks were confidential.
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So here, in the service of that endeavour, are what I see as his main strengths and weaknesses: Strengths The ordinary bloke factor.
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The FIA's own code of ethics requires all of its "Parties" (including the FIA itself) to "endeavour to avoid any conflict of interest".
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At least four of the transfers originated with Manafort's company Global Endeavour, a political consulting firm based in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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That is probably not what Satoshi Nakamoto, the still-elusive creator of bitcoin, had in mind when he set out on his endeavour.
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Anne is a lawyer, allegedly, but her chief role is to grope for any sort of chemistry with Hardy, an ultimately doomed endeavour.
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So far, Sophia has raised $33 million through three funding rounds, with investors that include Invoke Capital, Alychlo, Swisscom Ventures and Endeavour Vision.
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It is gratifying that Mr Lichtman does not endeavour to offer a satisfying answer to these questions of migration, belonging, alienation and addiction.
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Martha McSally in Arizona, is a former Navy captain who flew 39 combat missions during Operation Desert Storm and commanded Space Shuttle Endeavour.
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Opportunity continued its long trek to Endeavour crater, 22km in diameter, 1,000 times larger than the crater in which it had started off.
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The artist told The Creators Project about the project, which she sees as socio-political reparative endeavour intended to build bridges across communities.
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Plenty needs to go right for this endeavour to succeed, concedes Dominic Waughray, who oversees public-private partnerships at the World Economic Forum.
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He lives out his notion that pain can be "beneficial and pleasurable"; his credo is that shortcuts make any endeavour "superficial" and pointless.
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For me, there are two images of Gagarin that speak volumes about what the Soviet cosmonaut meant to technology, politics and human endeavour.
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Mirren's latest on-screen endeavour sees her star in lavish Sky original period drama "Catherine The Great" as the 18th century Russian monarch.
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Inspired by Masitre's endeavour of traveling metaphorically within the confinements of his room, Bonillas "traveled" cybernetically, choosing postcards of anonymous trips found online.
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The last known location of the Endeavour was the waters off Jamestown, Rhode Island, which had been occupied by the British since 1776.
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While the Endeavour wasn't the only ship that Cook commanded, it was the first vessel the navigator sailed as he surveyed the Pacific.
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He called his year-long expedition "The Five Deeps", and invited a documentary crew from the Discovery Channel to chronicle the historic endeavour.
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The royal couple was in London Thursday evening to attend the 2020 Endeavour Fund Awards, an org that recognizes and supports wounded vets.
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Though unsuccessful in their cyberattack, Microsoft said the hackers were "highly motivated" and "willing to invest significant time and resources" in their endeavour.
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There was another danger, more insidious and less photogenic than any of these, but which nonetheless posed a threat to their endeavour—boredom.
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But the only passive-smoking law is non-binding, merely requiring property owners and employers to "endeavour" to protect customers and workers from exposure.
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The 50.4 percent stake in Endeavour, which powers parts of southern Sydney, is expected to attract bids of around A$4 billion ($3 billion).
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Meghan has already met some of the representatives when she joined Harry at the Endeavour Fund awards earlier this year, before the couple wed.
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" She says the aim of the endeavour is to show women that "no matter your size, shape, body type, ethnicity, weight, you are beautiful.
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On Thursday, the bride-to-be appeared with fiancé Prince Harry at the Endeavour Fund Awards, a ceremony to honor wounded servicemen and women.
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Sebastien de Montessus - chief executive of Endeavour Mining, one of the most successful mid-tier gold players - considers it a process of natural selection.
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Henry Worsley, a former British army officer, made the grueling expedition last year in support of the Endeavour Fund to aid wounded service members.
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The trek had raised more than $150,000 for the Endeavour Fund that aids the recovery of former servicemen and women by inspiring new challenges.
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It was last used five years ago to power Endeavour into orbit, one of the last shuttle missions before the program was shut down.
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She is a testament to programs like the Endeavour Fund and Harry's Invictus Games, which inspire former service members to look beyond their injuries.
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If you have contacted us for support, we apologise for the delay in response and will endeavour to do so as soon as possible.
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The transaction could either be a sale of the share capital of Endeavour or a sale of individual assets or a package of assets.
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Browne, a former junior UK foreign minister, said France sees winning UK financial jobs as a "national endeavour" led by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Many in NATO are looking to its so-called Active Endeavour counter-terrorism mission in the Mediterranean, which was set up after the Sept.
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Noisey is told that Forever is an idea; a reiteration of themes on wantonness, desire, and the endeavour to regain self-identity after love.
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Cover image: The International Space Station and the docked space shuttle Endeavour orbit Earth during Endeavour's final sortie on May 23, 2011, in space.
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Despite posting Instagram photos of himself partying with Rihanna and Bella Hadid, Tse "will endeavour not to participate" in billionaire rankings, Sino Biopharmaceutical said.
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Brexit is still up in the air, with possible outcomes ranging from a no-deal exit from the EU to abandoning the whole endeavour.
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But marine archaeologists said this week that after a search that spanned decades, the remains of the Endeavour, however decrepit, may have been located.
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"The e-trading sector is a very new endeavour - it's a big retraining exercise," says Evan Moskovit, head of corporate fixed income at Symetra.
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"The objective of the due diligence exercise would be to allow both companies to further understand each other's assets," Endeavour said in a statement.
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"In our strategic review, we will take up climate change... and see where and how we can participate in that particular endeavour," Lagarde said.
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Endeavour Mining has been given an extra two weeks by the UK Takeover Panel to work on a possible takeover of gold producer Centamin.
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Instead, the mission team decided to drive to a much larger, 2511 mile-wide crater named Endeavour, which appeared to consist of older rocks.
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As part of this endeavour, she has previously organized salad gardens at MoMA PS1 in New York and the Getty Center in Los Angeles.
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Endeavour reported earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of A$687 million in the financial year ended June 30, according to its annual report.
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Image: GettyA new study, published Thursday in Environmental Health Perspectives, adds more evidence to the idea that e-cigarettes aren't an entirely risk-free endeavour.
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According to PitchBook, its last funding round was in 2015, an undisclosed amount from Endeavour Vision, KG Investments, Maxfield Capital, Savano Capital Partners and others.
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As Peter Moore shows in his new book, Endeavour was more than merely the first English vessel to reach New Zealand and Australia's east coast.
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His quest for redemption has become conflated, improbably, with his quixotic endeavour to hunt and kill a large hog using an array of antique guns.
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The thrill of landing on a new planet has worn off for the members of the Endeavour colony as they go about their scientific mission.
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West Africa-focused gold miner Endeavour Mining is not looking for other potential acquisitions after its failed offer for Centamin, CEO Sebastien de Montessus said.
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Simply transferring this beloved tale from page to stage is one thing; attempting to meld two narrative and writing styles is a much bolder endeavour.
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The Endeavour Fund Award for the individual who has worked to achieve excellence in their chosen sport or adventurous challenge was presented to Nerys Pearce.
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The endeavour benefits from being in the group of infrastructure projects that make up the $62bn China Pakistan Economic Corridor, a hoped-for trade route.
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A field of endeavour that performs no social function is ultimately unsustainable if it has a cost that is imposed on the rest of society.
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Going to horse racing events in Australia is meant to be a classy endeavour, but it always attracts plenty of outlandish and farfetched fashion choices.
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Malicious thoughts or deeds are regarded as obstacles on the path to nirvana, the self-transcendence which is the end-point of all spiritual endeavour.
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This will be part of a 1003,300-acre endeavour featuring fruit groves, livestock and even a Disney-style version of a small town in Iowa.
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NASA's space shuttle orbiters each measured over 122 feet in length, and the cost of just one shuttle, Endeavour, came in at over $1 billion.
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The prince's Endeavour Fund, which works to provide the wounded and injured with new challenges that will aid their recovery, has been backing their mission.
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According to PitchBook its last funding round was in 2015, an undisclosed amount from Endeavour Vision, KG Investments, Maxfield Capital, Savano Capital Partners and others.
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Blogs are dead and Bandcamp is plagued by a bunch of generic shit, so digging through either can easily prove to be a fruitless endeavour.
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The miner said in January it was in preliminary merger discussions with Canada's Endeavour Mining, but analysts said the export ban could jeopardise a deal.
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Endeavour bought True Gold Mining Inc for about C$240 million in March giving it access to a low-cost gold mine in Burkina Faso.
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Over the nine months that the program was in operation, 28 villages were reached and 42 children were born safely–with just one Ford Endeavour.
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We endeavour to bring you the best deals every day, and once you become accustomed to the market, it's rare for something to surprise you.
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Centamin stock, which has lagged Endeavour's over the last two years, had jumped nearly 15% to 128.8 pence on Tuesday when Endeavour disclosed its proposal.
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I'll endeavour to update this post should I hear back from Baumgart or Vollenbroich, and in case Rocket Internet has anything to add further to publication.
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That goes counter to my belief, as a Labour Party activist, that "by the strength of our common endeavour we achieve more than we achieve alone".
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Unlike the IHRA text, Labour's code does not say that claiming that "the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavour" is anti-Semitic.
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Ms Campbell has praise for the architects: the success of their endeavour, the unusual amount of thought they gave to the paintings when designing the space.
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Though books in the "Freakonomics" mould have pitched economics as an endeavour that goes beyond GDP estimates and inflation targeting, bringing it to life is hard.
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Since its launch in 2012, the Endeavour Fund has supported 86 different projects that have directly assisted over 5,000 wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women.
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It is a somewhat puzzling endeavour, given that it has never met much acclaim (but has attracted controversy, as critics thought some paintings resembled famous photographs).
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The mission began in the Eagle crater, and after studying nearby craters, the scientists decided to take a long journey to the much larger Endeavour crater.
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The gritty details: Zoom has a four-person board: CEO and co-founder Dave Sanders, the other co-founder Albert DiPiero and two representatives from Endeavour.
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Oregon law allows for a court-appointed receiver "in the event of a corporate deadlock or prospective insolvency," and Endeavour is asking for an expedited hearing.
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"Such pressing issues will require us to collaborate, all of us, with a shared vision and cooperative endeavour to ensure that humanity can survive," he says.
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"In our opinion, with a spike in jurisdictional risk in Tanzania, merger discussions with Endeavour are at the very least going to be delayed," said Jefferies.
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Axios was unable to interview Stephen Babson, a managing partner at Zoom's investor Endeavour Capital, even though a PR person originally said he would be available.
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If and when the lawsuit is dropped, which I understand could be within a matter of a couple of weeks, we'll endeavour to update our reporting.
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Canada's Endeavour Mining, which owns gold mines in Ivory Coast, Mali and Ghana, is in the process of taking over TrueGold, another West Africa-focused miner.
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After more than 5,000 days (or rather sols) on the Martian surface, Opportunity found itself in Endeavour Crater, specifically in Perseverance Valley on the western rim.
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"As the only primary PGM producer in the United States, we will endeavour to maintain current production from our Stillwater and East Boulder mines," Sibanye said.
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Combining with Centamin would make Endeavour more attractive to funds and shareholders who have called for consolidation in the sector, de Montessus said on a call.
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The company also still offers its popular field trips and science classes disguised as candy-making workshops for kids -- an endeavour Pete is keen to expand.
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That vessel is currently anchored around 100 kilometres (62 miles) off Gorgon, according to shipping data, along with the Asia Endeavour, another of Gorgon's project vessels.
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And he's right — podcasts are transforming beyond the typical talk show and true crime genre, and Malek's new podcast with Endeavour, Blackout, is part of the shift.
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Ahead of the awards ceremony, they attended a reception where they met with the inspiring nominees, as well as participants and key supporters of the Endeavour Fund.
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The story of moral harm in pursuit of art, with the overall endeavour somehow justified by the art, is a familiar one both in fact and fiction.
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Mr Ngugi's unstated goal throughout this book is reclamation, not just of the Land and Freedom Army, but of much of the colonial endeavour in east Africa.
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The event was the Endeavour Fund Awards, which celebrates the achievements of wounded, injured and sick former service-personnel in the fields of sport and adventurous challenges.
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Mr Reed argues that "trying to understand another person is a worthwhile thing to do," and the listener, too, becomes convinced of the importance of the endeavour.
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The staging of that October road show—a bipartisan endeavour involving Congress and the intelligence agencies, close to the White House but not inside it—is revealing.
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As the unexpected years went by, Opportunity continued along the hilly rim of Endeavour until it came to Perseverance Valley, which cuts through towards the crater floor.
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Robinson is a recipient The Spitfire Scholarship, a private initiative supported by Prince Harry and the Royal Foundation's Endeavour Fund and run by the Boultbee Flight Academy.
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Miner Endeavour Silver Corp will reduce production of the precious metal this year by more than a quarter because of low prices, the company said on Thursday.
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Captain James Cook's legendary ship, the HMS Endeavour, may have been discovered a the bottom of the ocean off the coast of Rhode Island, according to researchers.
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"This transaction will allow (Endeavour) to execute its 200 billion CFA franc ($327 million) investment plan," Kone said, following a cabinet meeting in the commercial capital Abidjan.
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And to be fair, by the time this project comes out (if anything ever materialises from it) he'll probably have moved on to his next endeavour anyway.
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The C4 Rice Project, co-ordinated by Paul Quick, is a global endeavour, also involving biologists at 18 other laboratories in Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.
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Instead, $360,000 in funding came from the Houston-based Laura and John Arnold Foundation, the endeavour of Enron trader and hedge fund manager-turned-philanthropist John Arnold.
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Though Krtek never really made it to the United States, a Krtek toy accompanied the American astronaut Andrew J. Feustel on the space shuttle Endeavour in 2011.
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Aboard Endeavour, whom she rode after Freddy's retirement, she did not qualify for her country's equestrian team in 2000, when the Summer Games were held in Sydney.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Endeavour Mining's largest shareholder La Mancha Holdings said on Tuesday it supported Endeavour's $1.9 billion takeover proposal of Centamin and urged the boards to engage.
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Opportunity was able to visit Victoria and spend two years driving around it and inside it before moving on to Endeavour Crater and ending in Perseverance Valley.
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In 1768, the explorer James Cook sailed the ship Endeavour down the River Thames in England, embarking on the first of three voyages to the Pacific region.
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Gravitational waves are, as the text messages following the detection of S240bv show, now part of a bigger endeavour involving the collation of data from many different sources.
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Guests from Full Effect (who Harry and fiancée Meghan Markle spent time with in Nottingham earlier this month) Coach Core and the Endeavour Fund were among the attendees.
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The ENDEAVOUR Phase 3 study data monitoring committee recommended dosing be suspended after it found "an imbalance of mortality" in patients who used revusiran as compared to placebo.
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The back story: Zoom, which is backed by the venture capital firm Endeavour Capital, is among the many health care companies that have promised to disrupt the industry.
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By reusing the 3310's name and borrowing elements of the old phone's design, it's no wonder we can't help but get misty-eyed about the whole endeavour.
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Marathon Valley on Mars opens northeastward to a view across the floor of Endeavour Crater in this scene from the panoramic camera of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity.
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The FTSE 250 edged 0.1% lower though Centamin outperformed, surging almost 10% after Canada's Endeavour Mining disclosed a 1.47 billion pound ($1.89 billion) proposal for the British firm.
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Endeavour Mining Corp urged Centamin Plc to seek an extension for a deadline by which it needs to make a firm offer to buy the London-listed miner.
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And to the far right and left are the bottom of Perseverance Valley and the floor of Endeavour crater, pristine and unexplored, waiting for visits from future explorers.
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One source familiar with the Endeavour process told Reuters that prospective bidders have been advised that no single foreign investor can own more than 50 percent of the stake.
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The newly-blond pop star enjoys giving us very subtle clues about his next moves, and we are getting out our magnifying glasses to seek out his newest endeavour.
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Now, in the shadow of mid-term elections at which Senate Republicans could lose their judge-making majority, they are at risk of failing in their all-justifying endeavour.
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The annual event dates back to 1974 when the first regatta was held, shifting from what was a drinking festival to a more family-friendly endeavour over the years.
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In oral arguments on January 11th Michael Carvin, the plaintiffs' lawyer, argued that negotiating teachers' contracts is an essentially political endeavour, because they involve controversial questions of "public concern".
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Reynolds' background in helping businesses through transformative times could aid in any endeavour related to the creation of a visual search business, if such a thing came to pass.
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Ahead of the awards ceremony, she and Harry attended a reception where they met with the inspiring nominees, as well as participants and key supporters of the Endeavour Fund.
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One of its main partners in this endeavour is Craig Venter, a man who led one of the human-genome sequencing projects that resulted in the announcement in 2000.
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The State shall, therefore, endeavour to ensure that mothers shall not be obliged by economic necessity to engage in labour to the neglect of their duties in the home.
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The endeavour is part of ESA's Meteron (or (Multipurpose End-To-end Robotics Operations Network) project, which is preparing for future human-robotic missions to the Moon and Mars.
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"There is a bit of opportunism there," said Woodyer, who as the previous CEO of Endeavour Mining helped build that company into one of West Africa's biggest gold producers.
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The State shall, therefore, endeavour to ensure that mothers shall not be obliged by economic necessity to engage in labour to the neglect of their duties in the home.
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It was the latest in a line that began in fall 2018 with the Endeavour Perpetual Moon Concept, a limited edition of 50 that sold out at $35,000 each.
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LONDON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Endeavour Mining's largest shareholder La Mancha Holdings said on Tuesday it supported Endeavour's $1.9 billion takeover proposal of Centamin and urged the boards to engage.
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"We believe the Endeavour all-share merger proposal for Centamin would provide the management and operational direction Centamin has lacked for the past two years," Peel Hunt analysts wrote.
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Endeavour Mining will not share information vital to assessing its value until an extension to a deadline for making an offer for Centamin is agreed, London-listed Centamin said.
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Jemison was chosen for NASA's astronaut program in 1987 and became the first black woman to travel in space in 1992 after launching with the Space Shuttle Endeavour crew.
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Two of the sources said they expected Endeavour would fetch at least 1.4 times its total regulated asset base of $A6.2 billion, based on other recent transactions in the sector.
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Though plans exist to build machines which would suck the carbon for this process directly out of the air, doing so on an industrial scale would be a heroic endeavour.
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These days Imarhan are reliant on the equipment and the know-how of musicians and studios overseas: "Temet" was produced in Paris; their first endeavour was on a German label.
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In a normalised trading environment, En+ will endeavour to return to shareholders the entirety of Rusal dividends received and 75 percent of its energy segment's free cash flow, he added.
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"Over the coming weeks, we will endeavour to continue to operate all stores as a going concern while we assess options for the business, including a possible sale", he added.
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That still leaves Brexit up in the air, with possible outcomes ranging from a no-deal exit to abandoning the whole endeavour, prompting some to sound a note of caution.
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In the meantime (our calendars are marked for her next appearance at the March 5th Endeavour Fund Awards), we've been perusing the Markle outfit archives for fresh spring dressing ideas.
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Mid-cap gold miner Centamin Plc added 1%, a day after it won an approval to give its Canadian suitor Endeavour Mining more time to make a firm takeover offer.
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Another significant faller was gold miner Centamin, which lost 7% on its worst day since early December after Canadian company Endeavour Mining scrapped plans to take over the London group.
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But for her sake, and for the sake of all other girls and women in the world, I want to call on everyone reading this to join us on this endeavour.
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Endeavour had an estimated regulatory asset value of more than A$6 billion and an information memorandum and data room for potential bidders was prepared during the year, the report said.
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"Ethical governance has long been the Achilles' heel of China's scientific endeavour," says Lei Ruipeng, executive director of the Centre for Bioethics at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, in Wuhan.
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"Cyber criminals typically have an underground network of collaborators and given the size of the database and scope of the endeavour, I suspect others were likely involved," Ahmad said via email.
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Ahead of the awards ceremony, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended a reception where they met the inspiring nominees as well as participants and key supporters of the Endeavour Fund.
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This latest panorama is like a greatest hits of the Red Planet, containing Mars' signature reddish rocks, the rim of Endeavour Crater, pieces of Opportunity itself, and views of its tracks.
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Bombardier would be keen to support the Indian government in their endeavour to create a high-speed network with our world class ZEFIRO high speed trains delivering Make in India promise.
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It feels like just yesterday that A$AP Ferg was riding around on a party train with Skrillex and Diplo, but now he's thankfully hopped off and into a new endeavour.
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Divers from the Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project believe they have located the wreckage site of Cook's ship HMS Endeavour (also known as Lord Sandwich) at the bottom of Newport Harbor.
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According to Bard-Anders Kasin, one of the company's founders, their first endeavour will be a green-screened game show, with a game engine drawing a virtual world around the contestants.
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Morrison has also pledged nearly A$7 million ($4.9 million)for a replica of explorer James Cook's HMS Endeavour, the first ship to reach the east coast of Australia in 1770.
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Though she's worn a few easily-accessible brands like H&M, she returned to one of her favorite high-end designers for an appearance at the Endeavour Fund Awards on Thursday.
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"Endeavour has also become the world's most international deep-sea cabled observatory site, with contributions from research labs in Canada, the United States, United Kingdom, France, and now China," he added.
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Mr. Worden also published a book of poetry in 1974, "Hello Earth: Greetings From Endeavour," reflecting on his emotions during the flight of Apollo 15 and on the perils of spaceflight.
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The Endeavour — or by this point, the Lord Sandwich 2 — made its way to North America, where the British used it to carry troops and prisoners during the American Revolutionary War.
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"From our point of view it's worth making every endeavour to advocate for German-Turkish relations but on the basis of our values and our expectations and with clarity," she said.
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For those who disparage the trillions of dollars spent on safety-net programmes as a well-intentioned but quixotic endeavour, the case of Martin County would seem a clear cautionary tale.
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Mr Yu is now an adviser to China's National Development and Reform Commission, which is in charge of developing the country's five-year plans, a reasonably broad-brush endeavour he supports.
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Success in the endeavour is seen as key for de facto Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee, 47, to prove himself as steward of the family-run smartphones-to-insurance empire.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian state-owned power grid Endeavour Energy has attracted indicative offers from at least three bidding groups comprised of local and foreign investors, according to sources involved in the process.
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Doing such a deal simply to challenge Chinese tech outfit Meituan Dianping would be a costly endeavour, but if it can enhance Alibaba's payments, grocery and parcel operations it makes more sense.
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Again, no details were provided about the case, but actor Terry Crews accused Venit — a powerful agent at William Morris Endeavour — of sexually assaulting him at a Hollywood party in February 2016.
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SP&C, the remodeling company that received a wire transfer from Global Endeavour, was the first company to submit a permit to turn the three-story building into a single-family home.
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Sources told Reuters that Endeavour Energy UK had launched the sale of its North Sea oil and gas assets and Spain's Repsol was also considering selling its energy portfolio in the region.
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In this endeavour — as in others that remind us that on a very basic level we are all ineluctably bound together on this rock spinning through space — the Force is with you.
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Gorgon LNG most recently loaded a cargo of LNG on to the Chevron-owned tanker Asia Endeavour on March 24 for delivery to North Asia, Thomson Reuters Eikon trade flows data shows.
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A second clause obliges the state to "endeavour to ensure that mothers shall not be obliged by economic necessity to engage in labour to the neglect of their duties in the home".
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The group believed there was an 80 to 100 percent chance the Endeavour currently sits at the bottom of Newport Harbor, and now asserts the wreckage matches historical descriptions of the ship.
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On March 31, they'll begin a 12-month transition away from royal life, but until then they're still making all the requisite appearances, including at the Endeavour Fund Awards on Thursday night.
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LONDON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Endeavour Mining abandoned its 1.47 billion pound ($1.9 billion pursuit of Centamin, saying it did not receive sufficient information on the Egypt-based miner's assets during an assessment.
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Edi Rama, the prime minister of Albania, tweeted a vomit emoji before penning a full-scale denunciation of a man he said provided "an implicit amnesty and apology" for Milosevic's "genocidal endeavour".
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Toronto-listed Endeavour announced its offer, a 13% premium to Centamin's last closing price, earlier in the day, seeking to gain control of Centamin's only operating mine, the Sukari project in Egypt.
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"But I can assure you the team is top-class scientists from all over world and all of the relevant countries who can contribute to an endeavour such as this," he said.
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But situated in West London and frequented by the Made in Chelsea lot, Tiny Leaf is perhaps pioneering in its endeavour to elevate the eating of food waste to a fine dining level.
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Over the past few months she's explored more philanthropical roles like presenting at the Endeavour Fund Awards and appearing at the inaugural Royal Foundation Forum alongside Prince William, Kate Middleton, and Prince Harry.
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It follows Hastings' successful A$10.26 billion bid for state electricity transmitter, TransGrid, as the lead of another consortium in 2015 and its bid in February for a separate power grid, Endeavour Energy.
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THE lovey-dovey monogamy which the untutored eye may perceive in pairs of songbirds, raising their young together in nests constructed by joint endeavour, has long been exposed by zoologists as a fantasy.
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Before the royal couple handed out the prizes at the Endeavour Fund Awards on Thursday, they met with the inspiring nominees as well as participants and key supporters at a pre-ceremony reception.
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We will treat all of your information in strict confidence and we will endeavour to take all reasonable steps to keep your personal information secure once it has been transferred to our systems.
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Republicans have been particularly active in this endeavour in recent years, crafting rules that make it more difficult for blacks, Hispanics and the poor—core Democratic constituencies—to exercise their right to vote.
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"A number of inspectors will continue to travel to sites where required, but we will endeavour to carry out as much of our business as possible via phone, email and Skype," it said.
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British gold miner Centamin Plc on Tuesday rejected a 21 billion pound ($21.33 billion) all-stock takeover proposal from Canada's Endeavour Mining Corp, saying it did not offer enough value to Centamin shareholders.
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The association notes that college athletes already receive compensation in the form of scholarships, and argues that any further remuneration would jeopardise the integrity of what is meant to be an amateur endeavour.
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On Thursday, they attended the annual Endeavour Fund Awards at Mansion House which acknowledges the achievements of wounded or sick servicemen and women who have taken part in remarkable sporting and adventure challenges.
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Christopher Ferguson/Photo by Robin Marchant/FilmMagic Christopher Ferguson/Photo by Robin Marchant/FilmMagic Christopher Ferguson: A retired Navy captain who hails from Philadelphia, Ferguson piloted space shuttle Atlantis, and commanded the shuttle Endeavour.
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Former Army captain Prince Harry "really becomes himself when he's around veterans," David Wiseman, who heads much of the military support work done by the Royal Foundation and its Endeavour Awards, previously told PEOPLE.
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The intrepid group is being supported by Harry's Endeavour Fund, which he hopes will help serving and former military men and women move beyond their injury to achieve other goals and possibly new jobs.
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The future royal put her Hollywood skills to good use on Thursday when she gave her very first royal speech at the Endeavour Fund Awards, as fiancé Prince Harry watched proudly from the audience.
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Since then, the Africa Cup of Nations has seemed a slightly more straightforward endeavour, drawing considerable global interest owing to the presence of so many African players in the world's most prestigious domestic leagues.
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And should Madrid be successful in it's endeavour to land the 27-year-old, it would eclipse its own record for the most money spent by a single club in a summer transfer market.
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James Cook arrived in Australia, the wreckage of his ship — the Endeavour — may have been found off the East Coast of the U.S., in a watery graveyard where old ships were sent to die.
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In face of the lawless and illegal acts of the protesters, police always exercise a high level of restraint and endeavour to restore public order and to protect the safety of the general public.
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It has attempted to capture the smooth motion and delicate first touch of 'The Iceman', but has been thwarted in this noble endeavour by the limitations of gravity and several tonnes of cast bronze.
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The federal government in December advised potential bidders that no single foreign investor could own more than half of the stake in Endeavour being sold, while a domestic investor must hold at least 20 percent.
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They'll wonder out loud what other couples are doing this evening, and when you officially break up, they'll rip up your belongings, gossip about you behind your back, and endeavour to sabotage your future relationships.
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Meghan, 37, whose friends are speaking out to PEOPLE this week for the first time, smiled and held hands with Harry as they entered Draper's Hall in London's financial district for the Endeavour Fund Awards.
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Other notable players in the ecosystem include Universidad del Pacifico, where much of the tech talent arises, Peru's first accelerator Wayra, accelerator Endeavour Peru, as well as 10 other accelerators and incubators in the community.
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Teams used to turn up at Stamford Bridge, full of gorgeous naiveté and attacking endeavour, only to find themselves shut out by two banks of four and their involuntary revulsion at the sight John Terry.
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Parliament's move leaves Brexit up in the air, with possible outcomes ranging from a turbulent no-deal exit to abandoning the whole endeavour - both outcomes would be unacceptable to swathes of the United Kingdom's voters.
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The Tuesday move in parliament by an opposition alliance backed by Conservative Party rebels leaves Brexit up in the air, with possible outcomes ranging from a turbulent no-deal exit to abandoning the whole endeavour.
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He also undertook the first walk in deep space, spending 21966 minutes tethered to Endeavour while more than 21972,21975 miles from Earth as he retrieved canisters of film attached to the skin of the craft.
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Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex's farewell tour as royals of the United Kingdom gets underway tonight in London, where the soon-to-be departing couple will appear at the annual Endeavour Fund Awards.
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The new calendar year typically inspires us to improve ourselves — but making positive changes in your life is always a worthy endeavour, whether you choose January 1 or any other day as your start date.
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Endeavour, which operates four mines in West Africa, said Sukari would also benefit from the fact that La Mancha - a private gold mining group chaired by Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris - would become a key investor.
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The story of why that may be is worth telling, because getting "Star Wars" right would further Disney's long-term ambitions across its businesses, from toys and theme parks to its latest endeavour, streaming television.
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Before it was silenced by last summer's dust storm, Opportunity was making its way down Endeavour Crater's Perseverance Valley, which from orbit looked like a gully that was carved by water flowing into the crater.
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Power transmission and distribution costs make up around half of household power bills, and to keep a lid on prices, the government is proposing barring networks, like the recently privatised Endeavour Energy, from appealing rate decisions.
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From his perch at Cambridge—and a centre he formed on studying existential risks—he has served as both a promoter, populariser and the moral conscience of scientific endeavour far beyond his academic field of astrophysics.
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While they will fail in this endeavour, as the first 11 months of 2018 has seen imports reach the total for 2017, it does mean that November and December coal imports will be well below potential.
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Endeavour is the next New South Wales state-owned energy asset slated for sale with a majority stake in the network that powers parts of southern Sydney expected to attract bids of around A$4 billion.
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"It's a bitter pill to swallow, you know?" said George P. Bush, the Texas Land Commissioner, during a meeting of conservative activists last month; all the same, he continued, one must endeavour to stop Mrs Clinton.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Endeavour Energy UK has launched the sale of its North Sea oil and gas assets at an ambitious price target of $500 million, according to two industry sources and a document seen by Reuters.
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It's a drop so enormous that medical experts believe Guinea worm disease is on the brink of becoming the second ever human disease to be completely eradicated through human endeavour, the first being smallpox in 1980.
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Lee used to mine cryptocurrency with graphics cards, he told me in a message, and when he recently rediscovered an old digital wallet containing the proceeds from that endeavour he decided to reinvest in some ASICs.
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It's true that upon repetition it falls a little flatter, and flatter still, but the imprint of how cheeky and unserious Brewis and Hayes are about this very serious, spectacular endeavour lasts a little while longer.
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But her name remains, British spelling intact, memorializing a craft of equal exploratory purpose — the NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour, the last of the operational crew-carrying spacecraft, now at rest in a museum in Los Angeles.
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The accounts, however, suggest the policymakers did not discuss the review in great detail and merely argued that it was a timely endeavour, given that the global economy had changed since the last review in 2003.
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The magazine asked professionals from 10 separate fields of human endeavour to each select and nominate 10 women they saw as having had the greatest impact on world history; which helped craft the shortlist for voters.
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At the rim of the biggest, the 153-mile-wide Endeavour Crater, the rover discovered bedrock that was older than the crater, lifted upward but not broken apart by the impact that had formed the cavity.
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Endeavour is being sold by New South Wales state as part of a broader privatization program to fund infrastructure development, at a time when foreign investment in assets like power grids and ports is facing increased scrutiny.
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This not only includes being able to test out the underlying infrastructure for such an endeavour, but also what sort of content users respond to, what features they want, how parental controls should work, and so on.
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While ethereum's code holds a ton of promise for some truly out-there applications, from redefining attention economies to administering city-wide sanitation, the whole endeavour risks burning itself out on hacks that could be easily avoided.
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Venture capital firm Endeavour Capital is asking a court in Oregon to appoint a receiver for Zoom, the health care startup that operates clinics and has been under investigation by the FBI for allegedly falsifying medical claims.
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Endeavour will take a 25 percent stake, making it 80 percent owner of the project, and the Didier Drogba Group will pick up 5 percent, bringing its total stake to 10 percent, Bruno Kone said on Wednesday.
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In the same vein as, say Cassadaga by Bright Eyes, the songs on Cardinal are made brighter by the rich textures of country music, and the whole endeavour has the quality of floating—between genres, between experiences.
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By equipping the Ford Endeavour with a wireless cloud, the team were able to introduce voice-to-text technology which enabled real-time data entry, providing doctors with a better understanding of their patients and their needs.
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Each episode is written and directed by teams from the countries in which the series is set with the overall vision executed by showrunners from Killing Eve and Endeavour, George Kay and Jim Field Smith, reports Deadline.
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The blue-chip index slipped 1.8%, while the midcap FTSE 250 index's fall was limited to 1% on the back of a 15% surge in miner Centamin after Canada's Endeavour Mining revealed a $1.9 billion buyout proposal.
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"For preconceptual and pregnancy health, vegetables are an important source of folate, and cereal grains a valuable source of folate and iron," said lead study author Cherie Caut of Endeavour College of Natural Health in Queensland, Australia.
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Miner Centamin Plc should extend a deadline for Canada's Endeavour Mining Corp to make a firm takeover offer, a top shareholder with both companies said, increasing pressure on the London-listed miner to engage in talks. tgam.
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Miner Centamin Plc should extend a deadline for Endeavour Mining Corp to make a firm takeover offer, a top shareholder with both companies said on Thursday, increasing pressure on the London-listed miner to engage in talks.
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That American baseball is the story of America over the past 150 years—a common endeavour marred by periodic storms between communities, between capital and labour, inside and outside the ballpark—is in that sense momentous, but unsurprising.
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The special counsel has been told by the Justice Department to investigate links or co-ordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with Mr Trump's presidential campaign, and any other matters that arise directly from that endeavour.
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Over 8 years later, though, Opportunity would discover a completely different type of spherule at the Endeavour Crater that were likely older and not as iron-heavy as the original "blueberries" the rover found in its early days.
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The establishment closed ranks, and as is now the case with the Grenfell fire there were elements of the media willing to aid them in that endeavour, even if a headline like 'The Truth' might not fly today.
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For years, Morse operated without a first name, until Mr. Dexter gave him the initial "E" in "The Wench Is Dead" and, a few years later, announced that the letter stood for "Endeavour," conferred by Morse's Quaker parents.
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ONE of the world's most lucrative prizes for spiritual endeavour, bequeathed by an American-British billionaire who was a fervent Christian, has been awarded this year to one of the luminaries of the Muslim world, King Abdullah of Jordan.
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Having recently joined the Mashable UK team, it was becoming an even greater imperative that I begin this endeavour soon, lest my ears fall victim to spoilers, and also to avoid being shunned by an office of diehard fans.
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Second, though there were losers from both realignments—the small-government Democrats who left Roosevelt's coalition, the Rockefeller Republicans who left Reagan's—they were more about synthesis, rallying the party's existing constituents around a new endeavour, than about exclusion.
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Mr. Worsley, a career soldier before he retired from the British military in October, was making his trek to raise money for the Endeavour Fund, a Royal Foundation project that supports the recovery of wounded and sick service members.
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It says it will need two years to clear the small churches along 100 hectares (247 acres) of land that belongs to the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches, and that Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian authorities support the endeavour.
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The new state leader will be in place for the next asset sale by NSW, a 50.4 percent stake in Endeavour Energy that powers parts of southern Sydney and is expected to attract bids of around A$4 billion.
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A marriage of two misery-inclined artists, the song, produced by Wheezy and Psymun and SinGrinch, is wrapped in punchy basslines as the artists seemingly marvel over a beautiful woman while trying to remain sane throughout the whole endeavour.
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"It is not clear what the break-even point for profitability is, as this is a very capital intensive endeavour," said Bernstein analyst Tim Anderson, adding that Novartis is likely to cut the price of Kymriah for DLBCL patients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once the chaos of the Brexit crisis is stripped away, there are ultimately just three main choices for the United Kingdom: departing the European Union without a deal, striking an exit deal or cancelling the entire endeavour.
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"Even as OPEC and its non-OPEC partners endeavour to make additional supply cuts in Q1 2020, we are not convinced this will be sufficient to avert large global inventory," said Harry Tchilinguirian, global oil strategist at BNP Paribas.
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"Putting our navy in the right situation to keep us safe and putting our naval ship building industry in the right place to build the ships we need for the future is a great national endeavour," Turnbull told reporters.
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OK, so it's not a total disaster — just a bit of an anti-climax, if you're the kind of person for whom the very presence of a dog in a Godzilla costume is not the absolute peak of artistic endeavour.
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MELBOURNE, May 24 (Reuters) - Australia's biggest power distributors on Wednesday won a court fight that could earn them close to A$3 billion ($2.2 billion) more in revenue over five years, boosting the prospects of recently privatised Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy.
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By photographing women with shared experience holding a mirror in front of their wombs, she creates images that endeavour to illustrate what it feels like to live with the emptiness left behind in the place where a child once grew.
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The Science Behind Pixar Exhibition is the newest show at the California Science Center, a family-friendly science museum and aquarium in Los Angeles whose main claim to fame is that it houses the taxidermied corpse of the Space Shuttle Endeavour.
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After that decision, the government said no single foreign investor would be allowed to own more than 50 percent of the stake available in a smaller power grid, Endeavour Energy and a local investor must hold at least 20 percent.
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At the same time, Fitch believes that the state would endeavour to act pre-emptively to avoid BOS breaching regulatory capital adequacy requirements due to the state's indirect ownership of the bank and BOS's role in financing Poland's environmental protection projects.
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Two weeks before the latest date for the United Kingdom's departure from the world's largest trading bloc, the possible outcomes still range from an orderly departure to a chaotic exit or even another referendum that could reverse the entire endeavour.
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WELLINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Code-hopping centre Sonny Bill Williams has shed three kilogrammes in preparation for his debut in the high octane world of Rugby Sevens but has been unable to shake off the nerves about his Olympic endeavour.
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As for what makes this experiment a "don't try this at home" endeavour—or, at the very least, something to limit to the outdoors—the pumpkin almost immediately starts releasing smoke from the base after the light is turned on.
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It is true: the last such endeavour, a pro-European split from the Labour Party in 1981, did not achieve the realignment it set out to create and ended up merging with the Liberals, forming the party Mr Farron now leads.
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Endeavour's Houston-based parent company Endeavour International Corporation, which was founded in the early 2000s and delisted from the New York Stock Exchange in 2014, was forced to file for bankruptcy following a sharp drop in oil prices that year.
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In the years since, Benjamin has turned his moment in the sun into a profitable endeavour, with nearly a million subscribers on YouTube, and more than 3,000 people sending him nearly $12,000 per month on Patreon before he was banned.
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Regulators on the commission are supposed to be listening to both sides of the argument, but have rejected hearing pipeline opponents' powerful claim that the US doesn't need more oil, thus making this is whole endeavour a poor business decision.
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"All those who have supported me or were against me in this period, I implore them to put the supreme interest of our nation the Gambia above all partisan interest and endeavour to work together as one nation," he added.
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More than three years after the United Kingdom voted in a referendum to leave the European Union, the outcome of the Brexit crisis remains uncertain, with possible outcomes ranging from a turbulent no-deal exit to abandoning the whole endeavour.
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Nonfiction SEA PEOPLE The Puzzle of Polynesia By Christina Thompson ENDEAVOUR The Ship That Changed the World By Peter Moore It is an old, coral-encrusted question, puzzled over for the last three centuries, and usually posed in three parts.
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En route home, he released a "sub-satellite" — carried by Endeavour and weighing about 21963 pounds — that was designed to orbit the moon for at least a year and radio back data on its gravitational field and other technical information.
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This "Masterpiece" mystery moves into the summer of 1967, when the Cold War and the counterculture are overtaking Oxford, and Detective Constable Endeavour Morse (Shaun Evans) is awaiting the result of his sergeant's exam while self-medicating his broken heart.
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Whatever moral message this artistic endeavour might or might not have been intended to convey, it was a stark demonstration of allotropy—the fact that a single element can come in many guises, depending on the arrangement of its atoms.
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About 500 homes in coastal communities around 350 kilometers south of Sydney had lost electricity to fire and repair workers were unable to start restoring power until the area was declared safe, energy provider Endeavour Energy said in a tweet.
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More than three years after the United Kingdom voted by 52%-48% in a referendum to leave the European Union, the future of Brexit remains uncertain, with options ranging from a turbulent no-deal exit to abandoning the entire endeavour.
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The Duchess, who will be welcoming the royal baby with husband Prince Harry, has always been one for breaking tradition, and it's possible her latest rule-bending endeavour involves keeping us in the dark about the new member of the British royal family.
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He was selected as an astronaut by NASA in 2004, and in 2008 went on his first mission — a 16-day, six-million-mile supply delivery mission to the International Space Station as a member of the STS-126 Space Shuttle Endeavour crew.
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The resilience, determination and strength you have displayed in your careers, and over the past year with the Endeavour Fund, have been an inspiration to all of us here tonight and most importantly, your families and everyone who looks up to you.
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Luckily, critics don't need to look far for a leading example: U.K. gaming studio Media Molecule, led by Siobhan Reddy — a rare female studio director — is an example of what can be achieved when a range of voices contribute to a creative endeavour.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivory Coast's government has approved the sale of state miner Sodemi's 30 percent stake in the Ity gold project to Canada's Endeavour Mining and a group of investors led by former national soccer star Didier Drogba, a government spokesman said.
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The New South Wales government has yet to receive advice from the FIRB on what types of bids and bidders for Endeavour will be acceptable and will not launch an auction process until that occurs, a source familiar with the situation said.
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A formal decision on how to structure the competition has stalled as Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives try to forge a ruling coalition with the pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens, an endeavour that could take until the end of the year.
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If, for whatever reason, Wright or any other potential claimant to the throne says they are unable to do this—perhaps because they lost the passphrase to the key years ago—then the entire endeavour of searching for Satoshi Nakamoto should be scuttled.
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As niche creative projects go, it doesn't get much more ambitious than trying to construct this many detailed models out of nothing more than toy bricks, a painstaking task which takes incredible attention to detail and dozens of accumulative hours of endeavour.
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For while he was a brilliant sailor and by most accounts a decent and humane ship's captain (which, pace Captain Bligh, was not always the case in the Royal Navy), he also commanded for this first expedition a splendid ship, H.M.S. Endeavour.
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